Otto Hess Leads Braves Past Cardinals in Frigid St. Louis
In St. Louis on September 22, Otto Hess outpitched Cardinals hurler Gunner and Trekkell, guiding the Braves to a 5 1 victory. Maranville reached base thrice with two singles and three walks while Hess limited damage, as the attendance set a local park record and Joe Connolly departed with a leg injury.
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Tyler Day Features Promised With Music and Surprises
Tyler Day on September 30 will include abundant features and a few surprises. A musical programme before the event will be supplied by Barrington Ninth Regiment Band, while Jer's Serenaders will perform the latest popular songs.
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Cubs Split Doubleheader With the Phillies
Chicago and Philadelphia split a season series by winning one game each. Philadelphia shut out Chicago 2 to 0 as Alexander faltered early. Chicago then won 5 to 1 behind strong hitting and a late rally. Philadelphia still trails in the race for second place.
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Harvard Runners Report for Work at Soldiers Field
Harvard cross country opened practice with over 30 men reporting to Captain R. B. Boyd and Coach Al Shrubb at Soldiers Field. A new Belmont course will host practice after initial work around the Stadium. Five veterans from last year’s intercollegiate champions return alongside many promising new recruits.
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Werner Elected Captain at Everett High School
At a meeting yesterday afternoon Everett High School chose Bull Werner as captain to succeed Dutch Bold who left for Georgetown University. Werner is a veteran tackle and regarded as one of the top linemen in Greater Boston schools. The article also notes a Volkmann School squad with 30 candidates, other local teams and players shaping up for the season, and minor injuries and suspensions affecting several programs.
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Newbury Street
Boston College Gets Hard Practice Before Springfield Game
Boston College football begins tougher workouts today for the upcoming game with Springfield Training School. Coach Joy praised the line and Maine showing, with practice focusing on tackling dummies and scrimmage. Several new players signaled interest, including Linnehan and Gallagher, while minor bruises from Saturday’s game are noted.
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Linnehan
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Langford and Gun Boat Smith Set for Madison Square Garden Donnybrook
Sam Langford of Boston faces Gun Boat Smith in a ten round no decision bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight, billed as a near championship clash, draws strong crowds from New York and beyond as Langford seeks a Paris showdown while Smith aims to prove himself as boxing’s leading white heavyweight.
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Sam Langford
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New York
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Athletics To Be Given Best Rest Before World Series
Philadelphia Sept 22 Now that the Philadelphia club has won the pennant of the American league preparations will be begun by Manager Mack to tune up his team for the world series next month. The first move will be easing up on players and giving holidays to others as they recover from bruises and injuries. Substitutes will be used to rest regulars and the plan may yield an entirely new lineup by the Washington series next week. Danny Murphy remains a concern with his shoulder injury.
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New York Highlanders
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New York
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Red Sox Reserve List Reflects New Disabled Player Rule
The Boston Red Sox publish a reserve list of 87 players including Manager Bill Carrigan and disabled pitcher George Foster. A National Commission ruling allows a major league club to carry any number of disabled men in addition to the manager and five others, filling the Red Sox roster so future changes require releases. The list breaks down to fourteen pitchers, five catchers, twelve infielders, and six outfielders with names of players across positions.
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George Foster
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National Commission
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Kelly
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Moseley
Tolson
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Wilson
Wagner
Scott
Mundy
Carlstrom
Lewis
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Scrimmage Hit By Rain For Green Men at Hanover
Hanover N H September 22 Heavy rains halted practice early then two squads had a brief signal session Coach Cavanaugh rotated guards Colby and Kimball into the first team with W Rogers Hinman sidelined and barley horses noted Ghee and Llewellyn split first team duties Curtis and Ambrose among punters with long runs of 60 to 70 yards and both likely to start in Saturday's Massachusetts Aggies game
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Yale Has New Drop Kicker Don Markle
Yale reports a new drop kicker, Don Markle, shown drilling a 30 yard field goal and narrowly missing from 40. The diminutive substitute halfback impressed as a kicking trump card for the season, with coach Howard Jones and Buck Morris among visiting coaches. Practice included 40 minutes of scrimmage ahead of Wesleyan and lineup details list Avery to Markle across ends and backs.
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Yale
Don Markle
Arthur Howe
Howard Jones
Ketcham
Bill Warren
Way
Loughbridge
Oakes
Wilson
Buck” Morris
Fred Daly
Johnny Kilpatrick
Heffelfinger
Tom Shevlin
Minneapolis
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Tommy Cornell
Avery
Talbott
Marting
Pendleton
Carter
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Knowles
Taylor
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Gossip for Motorists Delivers News On Cars And Marriages
Gossip for Motorists notes Walter H. Shutt, now sales head for H. J. Koehler S. G. Co., married Miss Marjorie Effie Laird in Waltham on August 15 and to reside in Brooklyn. It also mentions A. R. Welch's new cycle car with air cooled engine and tandem seats, Hinchman & Baker leadership, plus Mexico’s armored cars ordered from a German maker to move 60 people each if rail service fails.
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Walter H. Shutt
H. J. Koehler S. G. Company
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Detroit
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Republic
Stafford elected Tufts sophomore class president
Henry A. Stafford of Orleans Vermont a Tufts second baseman was yesterday chosen president of the Tufts sophomore class. He is a Theta Delta Chi member and Sword and Shield Society member and a former Dean Academy star athlete. Robert L. McLellan of Dorchester was elected vice president and Elliot W. Hayes of Winthrop was named marshal.
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Dorchester
Elliot W. Hayes
Winthrop Marshal
Harvard Football Trains 149 Men In Early Scrimmage Setup
Harvard's 80-man squad conducted nearly two hours of practice on a near mill pond field. 38 first team players split into three elevens for signal work ahead of today scrimmages while the rest formed two second-string scrimmages. The 1917 class grew to 69 strong, with 38 in the varsity mix and 149 total in togs.
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H. R. Hitchcock
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Rain Delays Fourth Clash in Hartford Lowell Series
Rain again halted the Hartford Lowell title game with signs of clearing. Averett starts for Hartford against Lowell, while Gray’s choice pits Zeiser against Henderson. Lowell leads two games to one as fans expect a decisive fifth contest if weather cooperates.
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Varsity at Tufts Shows Offensive Prowess in Scrimmage
Tufts varsity demonstrated strong offense in a recent four touchdown scrimmage against the second team. Hadley and Parks had standout kick returns, Westcott dodged well, and Angell impressed at fullback with sharp plunges. A long pass to Stankard set up a TD run and several veterans joined practice, including Hadley Elims and Schlotterbeck, with Bingham expected to bolster the line.
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