Varied Sports Notes From New England Circuits
Harvard backs and Yale efforts mix with prison claims of a gambling victim. Princeton seems promising under Arthur Hillebrand as Columbia begins a strong season with Sheriff Morley coaching. Yale’s Rockwell hospitalized after a hard scrimmage. Amherst reports bright prospects with forty candidates. high schools show capable players. Pacing stars include Morning Star and Lexander, while Jack Trout receives a diamond horse-head pin for Anaconda’s success. Long Shot Cox’s Grand Circuit hopes fade after a misstep.
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Harvard
Yale
Harry Batchelder
Reading
Penn
Barclay
Boston Nationals
Lafayette
Casparitney
Walter Camp
Princeton
Arthur Hillebrand
Columbia
Sheriff Morley
Rockwell
Amherst
Hart
Medford
Pat Gallagher
English High
O'Reilly
Dorchester
Angus Pointer
Morning Star
Pointer
Lexander
Ed Geers
Stanley Dillon
Scott Hudson
Rythmic
Audubon Boy
Jay McGregor
Hawthorne
Nervolo
Co. B. Knox
Jamestown
N. Y
Anaconda
Red Bird
Jack Trout
Jack
Cox
Geers
Trotters Rise in New England Turf Gossip
Amid chatter on New England racing, Sweet Marie faces Alta McDonald with Lou Dillon and Major Delmar cited as top contenders. Astro L. and Promise shine in fast company, Readville win rewards, while Anaconda 2.09 percent eyes the Transylvania stake next month. Grace Bond, Lord Revelstoke, and Dreamword mentions frame a dense card of contenders and futures.
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Alta McDonald
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
John Shepard
Astro L
Promise
Readville
John Taylor
New England
Transylvania
Lord Revelstoke
Jimmy Gatcomb
Grace Bond
Henry Titer
Bentville
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Baseball Notes on Players and Series Outlook
The notes discuss a disputed foul ball, a double header in Detroit, and games between Cleveland and New York. It criticizes McGraw's New York Nationals over postseason plans, notes Jack Chesbro ready to pitch daily, mentions Lauterborn joining the Nationals from Syracuse, and forecasts on Stone in the American League. Bruce, the Indians’ left fielder, is praised as a pitcher and all around player lent by Toronto to Connie Mack.
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
McGraw
New York Nationals
Jack Chesbro
Lauterborn
Nationals
Syracuse
N. Y
George Magoon
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Stone
Collins
Little Bruce
Connie Mack
Athletics
Toronto
Mack
New York Pennant Favored By Cleveland Visits
In Cleveland on September 25, Clark Griffith of the Highlanders declares New York will win the pennant. He praises Chesbro Powell and Pat Dougherty, cites misfortune for Lajoie’s team, and notes Cleveland backs Collins while hoping New York falters before the final series.
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Frederic P. O'Connell
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Cleveland
Highlanders
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New York
Griffith
Euclid
Herrman bids $25,000 on Parent and Bradley
Cincinnati magnate Garry Herrman publicly offered $25,000 for two American League players, Freddy Parent of the Boston Americans and Bill Bradley of the Cleveland third base, claiming they are his top choices while others like Lajoie and Chesbro are passed over. The feud over whether Bradley edges Collins continues among fans, as Detroit races for the pennant with Boston and New York in a tight chase.
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Baseball
Garry Herrman
Cincinnati
Freddy Parent
Boston Americans
Bill Bradley
Cleveland
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Lajoie
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Collins
Dougherty
Elberfeld
Young
Criger
Parent
Bradley
Boston
Buffalo
William J. Bradley
Cleveland Americans
Cornet to Coach of Dorchester Eleven
Skip Sherlock, Dorchester High School coach for three seasons, has accepted a Brooklyn high school professorship. The Dorchester eleven will be led by Cornet for the remainder of the season, following a tenure in which the team excelled under his guidance and even shut out Everett High School last year.
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Dorchester
Sherlock
Dorchester High School
Brooklyn
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St Louis Washington Baseball Game Summary
In a high scoring game Mullin, Clarke, Jones and Burkett stood out with key plays. Townsend and Glade combined for multiple wild pitches and strikeouts as both teams left runners on base. Umpires King and Dwyer and attendance details are noted but not specified.
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Clarke
Townsend
Glade
King
Dwyer
Locals Rally for Runs as Green Triples
A bases on balls, a single and Green's triple produced two runs in the third. Two singles, a stolen base and Callahan's double added two in the fifth. White's pitching kept Philadelphia from scoring as the score remained in progress.
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Basketball Matchups Across Eight Games This Week
Boston visits Detroit for two games while New York plays Cleveland in two games. Philadelphia travels to Chicago and Washington to St. Louis to complete the schedule with four more showdowns.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
National League games today headline matchups
Cincinnati visits Boston Pittsburg plays New York St Louis travels to Philadelphia Chicago battles Brooklyn in a day of major league baseball action across rival cities.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Notes from Camp Collins spotlight Detroit world beaters
Frederic P. OConnell reports at Camp Collins Detroit on September 25 as veteran players visit Charley Bennett ex catcher O Loughlin stays for New York Detroit series Duffy urged to lift team from last place reactions from Rooter Smith Postal owns Griswold backs Collins and players as Pennant chase shifts toward Cleveland Parent to move into Sanford Maine and Armour tipped to manage next season O Loughlin and Klemm share Rochester roots amid media praise for the world beaters.
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Frederic P. O’connell
Detroit
Mich
Charley Bennett
O'Loughlin
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Georgetown
Royal
Charles W. Smith
Medford
Fred Postal
Washingtons
Griswold
Collins
Cleveland
Camp Collins
Candy Lachance
Patsey Donovan
Donovan
Washington
Fred Parent
Sanford
Parent
Carl Green
Stone
Hobe Ferris
Armour
Klemm
American Association
Pulliam
Silk O’loughlin
Rochester
Condit's Summer Ballroom Keeps Front Crowd This Week
Condit's summer ballroom continues to draw large crowds and will stay open every night this week except Tuesday.
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Condit
Harvard Adds Heavyweight Trio to Varsity Football
Harvard to welcome Parker the 215 pound Milton Academy center Barney 275 pound Roxbury Latin School center and Don Nichols the 190? left halfback from New York to the varsity squad. The arrival boosts weight on the line as LeMoyne cannot play and Parkinson returns. Training table opened with Hurley Wilder Squires Meier Mills Montgomery Noyes Nesmith Nichols Guild McFadden and Cunniff.
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Harvard
Parker
Milton Academy
Barney
Roxbury Latin School
Don Nichols
New York
Nichols
LeMoyne
Parkinson
Hurley
Wilder
Squires
Meier
Mills
Montgomery
Noyes
Nesmith
Guild
McFadden
Cunniff
Stray Diamond Gossip and Reds Farewell to Boston
A lively preview in the Post cheers Jesse Tannehill and Bill Dineen for today’s games. The Reds bid farewell to Boston with Willis seeking to measure their performance. Tenney’s men hear Duffy’s Quakers approach as Detroit fans savor the latest baseball buzz from on the spot coverage.
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Jesse Tannehill
Bill Dineen
Reds
Boston
Willis
Tenney
Duffy
Quakers
Detroit
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