Red Sox Drop Two To Highlanders At Polo Grounds
New York defeated Boston 3 1 and 5 1 at the Polo Grounds with brisk pitching. Keating and Fisher led the New Yorkers while Boone and Williams produced key hits for the Highlanders. The Red Sox only tally came on Thomas’s third inning homer in the second game.
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Sign of the Times Keeps Cold Winds Away
A compact caption notes a sturdy feature that guards against cold wind and offers a sturdy leaning aid. The item emphasizes practical utility and robust construction for shelter or outdoor use.
Walter Johnson Beats Athletics on McBride Day
Walter Johnson earned his 36th win of the season by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 1 to 0 in Washington. The lone run came in the seventh after Gandil singled and stole second, Morgan bunted for an infield hit, and Gandil scored on Williams’s forced play. McBride received a diamond water fob and flowers from fans as Washington celebrated captain George McBride.
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Glover Edges Denny in Early Rounds of Bout
Boston welterweight Mike Glover led Young Denny of New Orleans through eight rounds of ten before Denny surged late in the action at the New Orleans Athletic Club. No decision was rendered after the ten rounds.
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Nelson to Meet Wolgast in 10 Round Championship Bout
Bat Nelson of Hegewieh and Ad Wolgast of Cadillac signed to fight in Milwaukee on October 13 in a 10 round no decision bout at 133 pounds. Both former light weight champions have fought here previously but have not appeared in the ring in Milwaukee since their championship years.
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Brockton High Opens Season At Fairhaven In Big City Tilt
Brockton High hosts Fairhaven High in an opening football game at the Brockton Fair grounds. Star players include Hall 210 pounds Buckley 190 McLeod 170 Eagan 170 and Captain Cohen at end. Boggian 116 pounds QB Thompson impressed with driving and smart play. Game starts at 3 pm on the fair grounds field.
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Motor Gossip Tops Narragansett Park Race Card
Jack LeCain and Charles Basil join a free-for-all at Narragansett Park on Saturday October 4 featuring top drivers from Stutz Mercer National and more. The program includes two motorcycle events a 10 mile and a 15 mile race and a projected double entry from factory Mercer cars with pilots Ralph De Palma or Spencer Wishart.
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New Hampshire Fans Enthusiastically Celebrate Tyler Day
Today is Tyler Day at Walpole street grounds with 300 Derry fans plus supporters from Manchester Laconia and Lowell. A special 12 30 pm train arrives at North station at 2 pm guided by Dr. L S Downing. The event features a concert by a band and a Derry chorus singing My Old New Hampshire Home.
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Crimson Football Scrimmage Review and Coaching Notes
Harvard's Crimson held no scrimmage but received a detailed coaching talk from Coach Haughton with game snapshots used on the board. The session emphasized corrections from Saturday, introduced new drills, and previewed the backfield trio of Brickley Hardwick and Mahan as preparations continue for the season opener and potential opponents.
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Harvard and Boston College discuss football schedule swap
Coach Hiker Joy of Boston College shows strong confidence in his team and favors taking Norwich’s place on Harvard’s schedule. Manager Leo M. Murray of Boston College and Plimpton of Cambridge varsity discussed possible arrangements yesterday.
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Carlisle backs Lehigh with new plays and kick drills
Carlisle Indian School Coach Warner introduced several new plays for Lehigh's benefit this Saturday. He focused on improving place kicking and blocking with Captain Welch Galac Guyon and Wallette, and ended with a 30 minute scrimmage between varsity and scrub as Carlisle aims to sharpen its eleven.
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Harvard Varsity Reluctant to Confirm Game Status
Norwich may cancel the game if halfback Belgvea dies, leaving a potential Boston College versus Harvard clash uncertain. BC gains strength with Eddie Killian returning at tackle, Bill McCarthy and Bill Gallagher back from injuries, Leo Daly moved to end, and Jin Linnehan back to bolster the backfield under Coach Joy.
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Cross Country Men Out At Dartmouth
Dartmouth announces a cross country season with over 60 runners present for drills. Coach Hillman notes the squad is small and aims to field a strong team against Maine, despite several veterans not returning. The schedule opens October 25 with a dual meet against Maine.
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Klaus and M'Goorty Draw In 10 Rounds
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh and Frank Klaus of Pittsburg fought 10 rounds to a draw in Milwaukee Wisconsin tonight.
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Tufts Freshman Baseball Squad Draws 25 Applicants
The Tufts College freshman baseball team received 25 applicants from the incoming class after a lengthy workout on the campus oval. Y Friess of Somerville directed the drill with Percy M. Proctor, former two year varsity shortstop, serving as manager. Most candidates were local high school players, filling every position except pitcher.
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Varsity Benched at Yale in Scrimmage Session
Yale's entire varsity lineup rested during a Saturday scrimmage after heavyweights were weighed following the Holy Cross game and warm weather. The third and fourth elevens competed, with few first string players in uniform and those few performing only light work.
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Yale Faces Early Season Test After Princeton Showing
Ted Coy, coaching Rutgers, offered first aid to Yale and praised his team’s scoring at Princeton. Visiting coach Tom Shevlin accompanied Yale. Tommy Cornell joined training table. Eighteen players were listed: Captain Ketcham, Cooney, Pendleton, Marting, Warren, Talbott, Oakes, Loughridge, Avery, Carter, Wilson, Cornish, Wheeler, Knowles, Cornell, Wiser, Thompson, and Guernsey.
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Hub Perdue Contemplates World Tour With Giants
Hub Perdue may join the Giants on an around the world trip starting from Vancouver next month after receiving manager Stallings approval. He could serve as special correspondent for the Gallatin Excuse and play some bull while reporting from abroad.
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Boxing Card Preview Promises Top Lightweight Show
Charlestown lightweight Matty Baldwin eyes New England title defense against Eddie Murphy in a 12 round Atlas A A bout. The card features Sam Langford vs Joe Jeanette in a 19 round no decision bout at Madison Square Garden, plus regional matches in Boston and Lewiston.
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In Sport by Mac Piumornay on Baseball Intrigues
The piece ridicules sports politics and the National Commission's control over players rights. It notes envy among experts, the tax passage during the World Series rush, Ty Cobb’s batting odds at banks, and bookmakers’ bets while athletes seek public pay. It mocks commission corruption and champagne-lined safes.
Prevost Wins International Aeroplane Cup for France
Maurice Prevost of France won the international aeroplane cup over 124.28 miles in 59 minutes 4 seconds, beating Emile Vedrines and Eugene Gilbert who finished in 60 minutes 51 2 5 and 63 minutes 55 2 5 respectively, with Albert Crembes of Belgium at 69 minutes 52 seconds. His fastest burst covered the 6.212 mile aerodome circuit in 2 minutes 56 3 5 seconds, at 21.10 miles per minute, after flying the circuit 20 times.
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