Tufts Eleven Weighs Only Slightly Heavier On Eve Of Opener
Tufts football weighs in with an average 173 pounds for the eleven ahead of the opening game with New Hampshire on the Oval. Back field averages run 168 pounds, line 176 12, with three new players listed Thorndike 182, Schlotterbeck 168, Sanborn 162. Individual back field weights include Westcott 165, Angell 174 12, Parks 155, Hadley 177. linemen Richardson 162, Binham 207, ODonnell 185 12, Stannard 147.
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Browns Hand Carrigans 10-1 in St Louis Tilt
In St Louis on September 25 the Browns hammered Arnie Shore for a 10 to 1 win over the Red Sox. Shore was erratic while Boston fielding misplayed several plays as Browns offense exploded early and late. The Sox face a tight path to the pennant with 13 games left while Mack's club widens its lead.
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Arnie Shore
Shore
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Sox
Mackmen
Hamilton Shuts Down Sluggers in Browns Victory
Earl Hamilton hurled for the Browns delivering a strong win as he subjugated key sluggers Speaker and Hooper. It was his first solid performance in two months and he steadied the game after Carrigan sent in second stringers. Joe Swanson’s second base highlight came in the seventh.
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Hamilton
Joe Swanson
Utica
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Yankees Top Tigers 5 4 In Ninth Inning Comeback
New York scored in the ninth to beat Detroit 5 to 4. Hartzell Heilman and Crawford hit three bases each. Warhop lasted seven innings and Cole pitched the final frame with Cavet giving four walks. Maisel stole twice with Cook and Veach also stealing bases. Double plays aided the Yankees as Umpires Connolly and Hildebrand presided.
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Heilman
Crawford
Warhop
Vitt
Cavet
Maisel
Cook
Veach
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Ayoesere
Harvard Runners Take Hire Today
Coach Alfred Shrubb leads Harvard cross country practice at Cambridge with 26 runners for an eight mile hike. The squad includes H G MacUure and a list of notable Harvard men from the class of 1915 to 1918.
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G. HW. Hughes
W. W. Kent
W. J
G. Whitehead
G. L. Wilson
New York Ends Skid by Beating St Louis 3 to 1
New York snapped a losing streak by defeating St Louis 3 to 1 in the series finale. Wingo mishandled a third strike allowing Fletcher and Snodgrass to score after bases were loaded in the eighth. Beck was ejected for kicking as he came to bat in the ninth.
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Fromme
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Settee Doyle
Weer Fletcher
College Elevens Dogs College Elevens Dogs
College football schedule lists Amherst Bowdoin Brown Norwich Carlisle W Va Colgate Ohio Wesleyan Hamilton Pittsburgh Cornell Dartmouth Mass Aggies Dickinson Western Maryland Fordham Georgetown Hamilton St Stephen s Harvard Bates Holy Cross Colby Lafayette Delaware Lehigh Fr May Westminster State College Princeton Rutgers St Anselm Tilton Union St Lawrence Syracuse Tufts New Hampshire State Penn Gettysburg Mt Union Wesleyan Rens Poly Tec Worcester vs Springfield Yale Maine games set today. The gridiron clash is hailed as the day for this season’s top action.
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Harvard Bates Stadium opener starts tough season in preview
Harvard faces Bates in the Stadium as Tufts, New Hampshire State College, and other rivals begin their campaigns. Heat disrupted drills across campuses, with few full scrimmages and coaches prioritizing rest. Yale Princeton Penn also begin, Dartmouth, Cornell, Amherst, Holy Cross, and Colby listed for today.
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Big college football openers spark optimism in league play
The article notes Harvard vs Bates, Yale vs Maine, Dartmouth vs Amherst Aggies, and Princeton vs Rutgers as the season opener set amid fluctuating weather. It also mentions Bowler taking Dartmouth’s athletic training role, Kolehmainen’s return to American long distance running, and ongoing baseball chatter around Rube Marquard and John McGraw.
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Hannes Kolehmainen
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Foster Sanford
Milford Football Question on Fluke Touchdown Call
A reader asks if a punt that hits the cross bar behind the goal line and is recovered by an opponent should count as a touchdown. The piece notes a ruling difference from free kick posts and asks about attendance figures for the Braves and Red Sox, and a game between the Braves and Brooklyn on Sept 12.
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John L. Sullivan
Bob Fitsimmons
Braves
Red Sox
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Tyler
Evers Praises Stallings At Braves Pennant Rally
Captain John Evers told Cambridge listeners that the Braves owe their strong showing to Manager Stallings. He declined personal credit, praising Stallings as the chief reason for the team’s bright prospects in the pennant race and expressing hope for continued wins this and next years.
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