Murray and Walsh in World Series Outfield Speculation
A fanciful note imagines Red Murray of the Giants and Joe Walsh of the Athletics sharing left or right field during the World Series. It praises Murray as a premier fielder since 1909 and notes Walsh’s speed but weak batting, with career details and early minor league paths for both players.
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Red Murray
Giants
Joe Walsh
Athletics
Murray
Walsh
Red
Joe
Mor Joe
Ireland
United States
John
8&J. Louis
Bugs
Raymond
Ike
Otter
Mack
Baltimore
Arnott
Penn
Lockhaven
Notre Dame College
Corning
Elmira
New York State
St. Louis Nationals
Hig
St. Louis
McGraw
Arthur Raymond
Syracuse
Northampton
Many Want Joe Harvard Freshman Football Manager Roles
Harvard's freshman football team attracts about fifty candidates for manager as the squad fields on Soldiers Field. The 4917 class shows strong interest while the team prepares for practice and the gridiron positions are loudly contested.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Dartmouth Men Cheer Their Coach Ahead of Opener
Hanover Sept 26 Dartmouth undergraduates cheered Coach Cavanaugh as 1300 students packed College Hall for the first mass meeting of the year. With four scrimmage days left, Dartmouth faces Massachusetts Agricultural College tomorrow in a light line matchup, relying on veterans Hogsett Loudon Whitney Snow Llewellyn and Ghee to lead a fast, cohesive attack against a larger Aggies squad.
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Cavanaugh
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Dunbar
Whitney
Snow
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Beet
McAuliffe
Dole
Strong
Aare
Melican Whitney
Brewer Snow
Murdock
Sete Serres
Nissen
Darling
Tufts Opens Against Bates on the Oval Today
Tufts, averaging 177 pounds, faces lighter Bates in the opening game this afternoon on the Oval. The lineup features Capt Sennett Tobin Elims Richardson Houston O'Donnell Stankard Parks Westcott Hadley Angell with potential shift for Stankard due to a lame ankle. A 15 minute drill preceded a mass meeting at Goddard gym to boost spirit.
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Oval
Bates
Capt
Sennett
Cadman
Tobin
Elims
Richardson
Houston
O'Donnell
Stankard
Parks
Westcott
Hadley
Angell
O'Gorman
Dean Academy
Goddard Gymnasium
Harvard Plays Maine In Season Opener At Cambridge
Harvard meets Maine University at Cambridge Stadium in the season opener at 3 pm. The Crimson field a crippled squad with nine unavailable due to exams, injuries and ligament strain, including Hardwick Willets Smith Atkinson F Withington Trumbull Pennock Dana Milholland. The substitutes must carry the load against a tough Maine opponent.
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Maine University
Cambridge
Crimson
Hardwick
Willets
Smith
Atkinson
F. B. Withington
Trumbull
Pennock
Dana
Milholland
Maine
Varsity scrimmage without tackles due to injuries at stadium
Inside the Stadium the varsity held a long dummy scrimmage with many leaders on crutches. Brickley showed short range skill despite a missed long kick as Tudor Gardner impressed the second team. Lineups for Team A and Team B featured OBrien, Storer, Gardner, Mills, Townsend, Rollins and others. The game lineup for today followed.
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Tudor Gardner
O’brien
Storer
Cowen
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Soucy
Weston
V.t
Hitchcock
R.t
Coolidge
Logan
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Mahan
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Rhb
Bettle
Gardiner
R.e
Mills
Gilman
V.g
J. W. Middendorf
Townsend
R.g
Elken
L. Curtis
Bradlee
McKinlock
Rollins
R.h.b
Wallace
F-B
Newton High Triumphs 19 0 Over Quincy In Season Opener
Newton High opened its football season at Claflin Field in Newtonville, defeating Quincy High 19 to 0. Touchdowns by Hyatt for two scores, with Brady and Hyatt adding extra points and Jacobs kicking a field goal. Page credited with a safety as officials Donohue and Woodlock oversaw the four seven minute periods.
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Newton High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Quincy High
Norris
Schenkleberger Gardner
White Cunningham
J. B
Foye
Burman Downey
Nathan
Herman
Young Allen
Bremen
Judkins Brady
van Tassel
R. T
Hahn Chivers
Bryson
Larkin Howley
O'Neil
Q. Ds
Page
Thompson
Vachon
Mellor
Murphy
Jepron Hyatt
Rice
Forty Games Near Boston Opens Local High School Football
Opening day brings over 40 football games for Boston area high schools led by Everett against Tilton, Malden meeting alumni, Medford versus Milton, and Waltham facing Natick. Coaches adjust for heat as teams debut without full rosters while Natick and South Boston prepare for early tests.
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Tilton Seminary
Everett
Everett High
New Hampshire
Malden High
Everet High
Oak Park
Good
Medford High
Milton High
Pat Crowe
Malden
Waltham High
Natick High
Raymond Murphy
Boston English High
South Boston High
Locust Street Grounds
Peninsula
Warriors
Pinglish
South Boston
Yale and Holy Cross to Clash
Yale completes preparations for the Holy Cross game with brisk scrimmaging after an hour of practice. Coaches stressed signal work due to ragged execution in the Wesleyan game.
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YALE
Holy Cross
New Haven
Wesleyan
Yale Freshmen Scrimmage Highlights Fall Football Progress
The scrimmage against Wesleyan showed a potent fall performance with three touchdowns and 30 yard gains by Knowles and Ainsworth. Knowles starred with strong dodging runs. forward passing appeared to become a regular Yale weapon, though two attempts against Wesleyan failed. Lineup updates include Knowles and Castles at back positions, Warren returning to tackle, and Marting moving to guard as an innovation. Dave Dunn remains out under a faculty ban and Merkle suffers a bruised elbow, sidelining him for weeks.
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Ainsworth
Yale
Wesleyan
Wilson
Heaves
Holy Cross
Warren
Roberts R. E
Talbott. T
Marting
Ketcham c
Pendleton R. G
Warren R. T
Potter R. E
Wilson A. B. Knowles
Castles
Dave Dunn
Don Merkle
Scores from American Association games listed
In Louisville Louisville defeated St Paul 7 to 4. Columbus beat Kansas City 7 to 5. Toledo and Minneapolis finished 2 to 0 with Toledo winning. Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 20 to 10 at Indianapolis ending after 8th due to darkness.
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St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
All-Star Cards and Roster Buzz Fill Local Track Scene
Manager Billy Gibson eyes Gunboat Smith versus Carl Morris as trade weight gaps loom while Jim Buckley touts a gunner's punch. Abel Kiviat plans a rested indoor run defending cups, Hunter mile at BA A games in sight. Sparrow Robertson hints at a secret 10 second sprinter. Johnny McGann nudges more star cards. Maine, Crimson football chatter, Taber coaches Brown runners, Power prepares for Australian tour farewell, Harvey praised for halting Gunbeat Smith Langford contest.
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Billy Gibson
the Garden A. C
New York
Eddie Murphy Set as Favorite in Atlas A A Lightweight Bout
Eddie Murphy of South Boston carries nearly a two to one betting edge over Matty Baldwin in their Atlas A A mill contest next Tuesday night. Murphy is in peak condition and favored to win though Baldwin faces a tough challenge. little has been heard from the Charlestown contender.
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Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Matty Baldwin
Atlas A
Athletics win world championship 4 games to 2 over Giants
In 1911 Wan-In, the Athletics defeated the Giants four games to two to claim the world championship. The report also notes boxing tournaments by the Armory A A in Kitchburg and details on javelin fairness and Olympic marathon placements for American competitors.
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Giants
Kitchburg
Armory A. A
Manchester
Rh. S
Arathon Strobbo
Sockalexis
Gallagher
America
George Bothner
Eddie Oliver
Bill McKinnon
Jack Butler
Frank Greer
E. R. Lewis
Joe Woodman
Electric Motor Car Club of Boston Meets at Hotel Thorndike
Mercer Automobile Company of Trenton names Walter A. Almy as sales manager. Almy previously sold Cadillacs in White Plains and Trenton. plus Studebaker 25 roadster wins Seattle reliability run with perfect score among 24 entrants. Disbrow to fit Weed chains on Jay Eye See and Simplex Zip for racing. Case Company to equip 1914 cars with Weed chains.
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Automobile News
Electric Motor Car Club of Boston
Thorndike
Mercer Automobile Company
Trenton
N. J
Walter A. Almy
Amy
Cadillac
White Plains
N. Y
Mercer
Studebaker ‘25
Seattle
Louis Disbrow
Case Company
Disbrow
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