No Player May Write Up World Series
Cincinnati reports the National Baseball Commission and the Baseball Writers' Association ordered that players eligible for the World Series or city series shall not write or pretend to write accounts for newspapers nor allow use of their names on articles claimed to be by them. Penalties will be set by the commission for violations.
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Baseball Writers Brace Against Growing Evil During World Series
Paper men fear a rising threat to reporters that could harm baseball coverage and undermine the credibility of seasoned critics. The commission seeks cooperation to eradicate the issue, reinforcing the value of professional writers during the year’s biggest week.
Brickley Invents Adjustable Drop Kick Toe Tip
Harvard football star Charles E Brickley, also a laundry proprietor and writer, patents a leather toe tip to aid drop kicking. The device slips on the kicking toe, resists mud, and could boost field goal accuracy this season. Brickley has tested it himself and lauds its performance.
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Exeter and New Hampshire State Scrimmage on Plympton Field
Exeter and New Hampshire State played a non scoring scrimmage on Plympton Field as prep for the openers with Cushing Academy and Bowdoin College. Exeter standout George Lowe impressed on defense and offense while captain Kelly left early after a facial injury.
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Tufts Varsity Tries New Forward Pass Plays
The Tufts varsity conducted a 40 minute scrimmage with the second team testing numerous new forward pass and onside pick plays. Stankard produced a 90 yard touchdown run while Filton, Winchester High freshman quarterback, intercepted a pass and returned it 80 yards for a score. Bingham from Rindge Tech impressed at right tackle as Newton played center replacing Richardson. Freshmen Spunt Hays and Kaufman joined the squad for the first time.
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She Darkened Her Grey Hair Advertisement
A Kansas City resident shares a home hair darkening recipe claiming it darkens gray or faded hair, promotes growth, and softens shine. The mix uses bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound and water and is applied every other day then biweekly. It claims to relieve scalp troubles without staining or grease and to make a gray head look 10 to 20 years younger.
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Hartford Beats Lowell in Postseason Tilt 4 to 3
Hartford defeats Lowell 4 to 3 at Spaulding Park as Henderson trails in the third inning and Hartford seizes a small lead. The Senators rally with four runs in the inning, aided by Lowell errors and steals, while Salmon limits the Grays to 3 runs on 10 hits. The series stands 3 games to 2 in favor of Lowell with a potential seventh game in Lowell if needed.
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Princeton Football Sees Alumni Add Coaching Roster
Princeton New Jersey September 24 The football coaching squad grows as alumni join the end of a college term session Doolittle leads a kicking drill solo and with the eleven The freshmen begin workouts under Coach W P Penfield a 1912 Princeton tackle President Hibben observes practice ahead of Rutgers game
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South Shore ties for Manhasset Cup in Class P sloops
Chicago clubs share top honors as South Shore and Michicago both finish 18 points after the third race of the Manhasset Pay Cup for Class P sloops. Olympian of Chicago and Stranger of Providence tie for third with eight points. next race scheduled tomorrow amid uncertain conditions.
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Harvard Varsity Football Scrimmage Dominates Second Team
The Harvard varsity scored six touchdowns in a spirited scrimmage against 38 players, using most of the squad. Key performers included Mahan, Gardiner, Hardwick, Willetts, Brickley, Logan, and Storer as the offense rolled ahead while backups stressed effort in a long drive-filled practice.
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Langford Not to Meet Smith in Madison Square Garden Bout
The Garden Athletic Club announced the 10 round heavyweight bout between Gunboat Smith of California and Sam Langford of Boston is off. The New York State Athletic Commission voted to keep the rule prohibiting bouts between Negro and white pugilists, asserting no discrimination and citing powers under the Frawley law to govern sport.
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Charley Miller Outpoints Palzer In Ten Round Fight
Charley Miller the San Francisco heavyweight defeats Al Palzer of Iowa in a ten round bout in New York. Both boxers weighed 229 pounds with Miller winning four rounds to Palzer three and three even. Miller pressed the attack to the body early, was knocked down in round five but rose quickly, and a ninth round cut drew Palzer ahead briefly before Miller finished strong.
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Blondella, World Champion Trotter Uhlan’s Dam, Dies
Blondella died at Castleton stock farm in Lexington on September 24. She belonged to David M. Look of New York, a prominent millionaires horse breeder, and was among the nation’s most famous producing mares.
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Langford Smith Bout Cancelled by Boxing Commission
The Langford Smith fight scheduled for New York is off as the Boxing Commission upholds the anti mixed bouts rule amid shifting stances by its members. Boston boxing fans look to Atlas A A in upcoming main bouts featuring Chick Jasper Delmont and others while local promoters eye possible matchups in New England.
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Series Arranged Between Pittsburg and Cleveland Ball Clubs
Arrangements are completed for a series between the Pittsburg National League team and the Cleveland American League club. No obstacles remain and the start date plus further details are expected to be announced from Cleveland within a few days.
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Papes Diapepsin Digesting Food When Stomach Can't
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the product neutralizes excess acid and digestion issues within five minutes, digesting any food and ending fermentation and related symptoms.
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