Braves Win Doubleheader Despite Reds Outhitting Them
The Braves beat the Reds in both games despite Cincinnati’s superior hits, as Boston’s defense and clutch two out hits carried the day. Charley Schmidt and Maranville sparked the offense with key doubles and singles, while Rudolph endured the Reds’ lapses to secure two tallies in the second game.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Boston
Douglass
Morever
Richard Rudolph
New York
Reqd Killifer
Rudolph
Yingling
Charley Schmidt
Maranville
Rabbit
Gonzales
Chicago Cubs
George Tyler
George Davis
Red Killifer
Daniels
Boston Star
Mann
Whitted
Red Smith
Schmidt
Holden
Groh
Bill James
Gowdy
Smith
James
Boston Ann
Evers
P Pee
Killifer
Eves Bi
Ml Gonzales
Balle
Yingli Oyack
Quigley
Euson
I Coisecaene
A. E
Moran
Esa
Teenrne James
Nieholf
Miller
Sawee
Twombly
Onzales
Aewsaree Picaiee
Graham
Beeen Ba Teretee
tHolden
Seeengereeter
World Series Start Set for Oct 8 or 9
August Herrmann announces a National Baseball Commission meeting in Philadelphia next Wednesday to arrange the world series. Opening game slated for Oct 8 or 9, with the host city to be decided by a coin toss.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Philadelphia
Harvard Starts Fall Baseball Work Earlier This Year
Captain Russell R. Ayres of the 1915 Harvard varsity invites all candidates to report at Soldiers Field next Wednesday afternoon for fall practice. Those not tied to football or other autumn sports in Cambridge are urged to join, including incoming freshmen aiming for spots on next spring’s team.
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Harvard
Russell R. Ayres
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Travers and Pariner Lose in Lesley Cup Foursomes
At Baltusrol in Short Hills, Metropolitan players win three of five foursomes, taking a 3 2 lead over Pennsylvania entrants. Fred Herreshoff and Oswald Kirkby rally to win on the 20th hole after staying within one down. Jerome Travers and Gilman Tiffany stumble, losing 2 down with one to play against Buxton and Byers.
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol Links
Pennsylvania
Fred Herreshoff
Oswald Kirkby
W. C. Fownes
George Ormiston
Jerome D. Travers
Gilman P. Tiffany
C. B. Buxton
Philadelphia
E. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Keep Player Drafting Secret
The National Baseball Commission announced in Cincinnati that lists of drafted players will not be released by the commission. Individual clubs may disclose their picks if they wish. Drafts were conducted secretly this year, unlike prior Septembers when a public list was issued.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Football matchups listed for national and league play
Federal games include Kansas City at Buffalo, Indianapolis at Pittsburg, St. Louis at Baltimore, Chicago at Brooklyn. National games feature Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American schedule shows Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Detroit.
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EK Attee
Boston
Cincinnati
Boston St
NEW York Ae
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
H. RE
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
P.C. Boston
Washington
Indianapolis Satee
Baltimore Tees Ee
St Louis Veree
Seereesee
Courses Open for Enrollment in Broad Business Disciplines
Students may enroll now for one or both of these courses or for Accounting Commercial Development Business Organization Corporation Finance Economics Industrial History Transportation Business English French German or Spanish. Catalogue address Everett W Lord Dean 688 Boylston St Boston Room A Tel B B 5864.
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Everett W. Lord
Boylston St
Boston
Cornell Out Of Yale Line
Yale prepares for Maine game as Forester Ainsworth and Tommy Cornell suffer injuries from practice. Ainsworth bruised ankle may limp through tomorrow while Cornell has water on the knee and could miss two to three weeks. Easton shifts to left halfback. signal work only scheduled.
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New Haven
Yale
Maine
Forester Ainsworth
Newton
Mass
Tommy Cornell
Ainsworth
John Mack
Easton
Cornell
Pirates Drop Another Game to Brooklyn
Brooklyn wins 1 to 2 as Reulbach and Schmutz held Pittsburg to two runs. Wheat Egan and Schmutz doubled for Pittsburg with Carey Costello stealing bases. Reulbach allowed five hits in seven innings before H Kelly finished. Time 1h50m. Umpires OConnor and Byron.
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Brooklyn
Reulbach
Pittsburg
Wheat
Egan
Schmutz
Collins
Wagner
Carey
Costello
Gerberto Kenetchy
H. Kelly
Mhits
O’connor
Byron
Nxi
Siglin
Gerber
A. E Myers
Ef Hummel
Serene
Stengel
Dalton
Getz Cutshaw
McCarty
Tee Schmutz
Miller
Awe
Nee
Pittsburg AB
A. E Carey
Kelly
Ee Sear
Iglin
Eeenne Old Onetchy
Coleman
Wee
Bio
Place Ban On Driver Brady After Pacer Race
Columbus Grand Circuit judges suspend driver N Grady of Philadelphia and pacer R H Breat for balance of season after the horse won the 2 06 pace with Fred Jamison substituting. Two heats were decided in mud with Baron A taking both. Major Ong won the first heat. R H Brent won the next heat. Jamison receives 250 dollars from the winner’s share. Ross B began the final heat with a 2 06 time but slowed to the last half in 1 02 ¼ to beat Jean.
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Columbus, CO
N. Grady
Philadelphia
R. H. Breat
Columbus
Fred Jamison
Baron A
Grady
Ong
R. H. Brent
Jamison
Ross B
Jean
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