National Champion Mary Browne Wins in Straight Sets
Longwood saw top American players in a tennis meet led by national champion Mary Browne who defeated Eleonora Sears after a 24 game first set 18-11 Browne then won 6-4 in the second. Browne with Mrs Williams advanced to finals in doubles while Sears with Beals Wright fell in straight sets in mixed semi finals.
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Mary Browne
Eleonora Sears
Boston
Miss Browne
Robert Williams
Providence
Amy Brewer
Firene Griffith
Eleonora R. Sears
Beals C. Wright
Marion Fenno
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Dorothy Green
H. C. John
Son
Massachusetts
A.S. Dabney
J. P. Gardner, Jr
B. C. Wright
H. C. Johnson
Reds Finish Doubleheader With Win Tie After 10 Innings
In Chicago on September 27 Cincinnati defeated Chicago 10 to 3 in the first game and tied 4 to 4 in the second after 10 innings due to darkness. Packard pitched for the visitors as they bunched early hits to secure the win.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Today
Packard
Kraenzlein quits training to coach European athletes
Dr Alvin Kraenzlein, renowned American sprinter and coach, retires from training in the United States to tour Europe for several years and may train German athletes for the 1916 Olympic Games. The piece also notes top college backfields and praise for Tom Halpin as well as track opinions on Irish American Jim Sheppard.
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Alvin Kraenzlein
Jim Thorpe
Europe
Kraenzlein
Uncle Sam
That Series Hero and 1906 White Sox Pitcher Recall
Speculation on a World Series hero recalls Rohé and the 1906 Cubs versus White Sox clash. The player’s hitting influenced multiple games in that memorable pennant race, as commentators note a last surviving participant who would have been a pregame standout.
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Rohé
White Sox
Cub
Cooper Stars in Pittsburgh Split of Columbus Deal
Records for the American association season just closed show Wilbur Cooper, the pitcher obtained by Pittsburgh from Columbus, won 16 games and lost 8, yielded 177 hits and 79 runs in 30 games, issued 152 bases on balls, struck out 167, and was charged with three wild pitches and balks.
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Wilbur Cooper
Pittsburg
Columbus
Pirate Cooper Blanks Cardinals in Pittsburg
Pittsburg shuts out St. Louis 4 to 0 as Cooper dominates with seven and a third innings of work. Errors and timely plays mark the contest while St. Louis strands six baserunners. Pirates execute strong defense behind a steady mound effort amid a briefer scoring sequence.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Exe vs Cushing Exeter and Boston area high school games
Today a slate of matches includes Exeter hosting Cushing Academy and English High facing South Boston High at South Boston. other pairings feature Revere at Rindge Everett at Milford Roxbury Latin at St. Marks and more with local venues across Massachusetts.
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Exeter
Cushing Academy
English High
South Boston High
South Boston
Revere High
Rindge
Revere
Everett High
Milford High
Everett
Roxbury Latin
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Boston Latin
Groton
Chelsea
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Medford High
Dorchester High
Medford
Malden High
Alumni
Malen
Waltham High
Providence Technical
Waltham
Milton High
Milton Academy
Milton
Winchester High
Watertown High
Winchester
Haverhill
Beverly High
St. John’s Prep
Lawrence Academy
Salem High
Beverly Industrial School
Salem
Natick High
Wayland High
Natick
Newburyport High
Exeter High
Bovwne Syreet Gardner High
Worcester Tech
Gardner
Getting Ready for Red Sox
New York Sept. 27 Manager McGraw of the New York Giants began grooming his men for the world series with the Boston Americans. With the pennant race decided yesterday the team will push the world series eligibles into regular play while the recruits take the brunt of the remaining week’s games.
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New York
McGraw
New York Giants
Boston Americans
Demaree Debuts With Near Perfect Control For Giants
Veteran players rest as Al Demaree makes a standout debut for the Giants against Boston. The Southern league star allowed two scratches on seven hits and issued one walk while striking out nine in a near shutout. Debut timing blocks World Series eligibility. Tesreau and others are slated for key games.
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al Demaree
Boston
Demaree
Giants
Tesreau
Red Sox
Mathewson
Marquard
Westgaard Maps U S Roads Then Moves In Auto Firms Shifts
A. L. Westgaard, AA A pathfinder, completes a transcontinental tour from New York to Seattle San Francisco and back to New York via Midland route. His auto data car uses Warner Auto-Meters for distance data. Boston moves announce firm showroom changes and electric vehicle agency tours led by J Russell and R Russell with F A Babcock Jr assisting.
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A. L. Westgaard
United States
New York
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Midland Route. Included In the Equipment of Mr. Westgaard
Warner Auto
Jack Russell
Buffalo Electric Vehicle Company
Mr. Russell
Boston Electric
Boston
F. A. Babcock, Jr
Boston College to Meet Fordham in New York Clash
After protracted talks, Boston College and Fordham agree to play in New York for the first time in a decade. The Maroon and Old Gold will face Fordham on Oct. 6 with Coach Joy predicting a decisive win.
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Boston College
Fordham
Maroon
Old Gold
New York
Joy
Harvard Defeats Holy Cross 8 0 Rematch Preview
Yale beat Holy Cross by the score of in a prior matchup. Harvard collected an 8 to 0 victory last year over Holy Cross, setting a low-scoring benchmark for this series.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Yale
Boxing histories of Clabby Houck and Giants pennant tally
Fifth Jimmy Clabby born Norwich Conn July 1 1880 fought in Boston twice losing a 12 round decision to Tommy Quill at the Armory Club May 18 1908. Leo Houck born Lancaster Penn October 188 but fought often in Boston losing by foul to Frank Perron then beating Harry Lewis and Tom Quill and losing a 12 round decision to Frank Klaus. Giants have won the National League pennant six times including 1888 1904 1905 1911 1912.
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Norwich
Conn
Boston
Tommy Quill
Armory Club
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Penn
Frank Perron
Harry Lewis
Tomm Quill
Frank Klaus
Armory A. A
New York Giants
Whyfare Shirts for New England Families
The store promotes a wide range of men s shirts from 13 1 2 to 20 in sizes and sleeve lengths 30 to 37 inches with materials including silk satin cord madras zephyrs and percales. Prices range from 1 to 10 dollars, featuring dollar shirts printed madras and negligee styles with extra cuffs.
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New England
Red Sox Take Final Trip After Fenway Closing Notes
The Boston Red Sox depart on their last trip of the season after Fenway Park preparations for the New York Giants. They will face the Athletics and the Senators in a weeklong schedule, treating the games as workouts to stay sharp for the coming week. Reserved seats will be issued by mail with no public sale. Tickets should be ready for distribution to holders by Friday morning next week.
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Fenway Park
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Senators
Red Sox
Sox
Mackmen
Stahl
Federal Express
Washington
Baseball rule note on time at bat exceptions
The batsman does not count a time at bat if reaching first base by a base on balls or being hit by a pitched ball or by a sacrifice hit. The rule describes when an at bat is not charged.
World of Ties Promises Silk Styles and Savings
A description of ties from France Germany England and Austria with American collaboration. Knitted scarfs in many shapes and colors and pure silk hand made ties priced from 35 cents to 4 dollars. A 50 cent tie features best silks, full fashion, slip stitched seams, and slip easy neck bands with rich weaves. Shirts and neckwear complete dress wear assortments.
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