Duggan's Brilliant Rush Sends Locals to 6-4 Defeat
New Bedford polo team led by Wiley and Duggan overpower Bridgeport 6 to 4 at the Arena. Duggan's late third period rushes and a second score by Wiley swing the game as Bridgeport loses the lead and falls short in a tense match noted for fast breaks and scoring runs.
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Stanford Tries to Americanize Rugby Team
Walter D. Powell, a former Wisconsin star, is hired to convert Stanford rugby into an American three down game. Powell, from Reedsburg, Wisconsin, will train coast players in a Big Ten style as Stanford shifts away from rugby and aims to compete next fall. He previously built Montana State and Western Reserve programs and served as athletic director during service.
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Wisconsin
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Reedsburg
Wis
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Big John" Richards
Gere
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Western Reserve
Army
Montana State College
University of Montana
Girls' Baseball Clash At Graphophone Grounds Saturday
Two girls' teams from Graphophone and Chain plants meet Saturday at 12 40 pm on Grapho Phone grounds. Lineups show centerfielders absent for both sides and Chains may field a left fielder.
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AL Witoweey
H. Ibbsim
A. Onder
Norwalk Basketball and Ansonia Football Team Notices
The Norwalk basketball club of South Norwalk seeks scheduling with New Haven or Bridgeport teams and offers its own court with contact via A. B. Lane at 6 Tolles Street. The Ansonia iAcademy football squad aims to play any 150 pound team in the state in Ansonia on October 1, with communications to Richard J. Nolan at 43 Fifth Street Angona.
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Conni
New Haven
Bridgeport
A. B. Lane
Tolles Street
iAcademy
Ansena
Ansonia
Richard J. Nolan
Fifth Street
Angonla
Harvard Grid Mentor Emphasizes Tackling This Season
Harvard coach Bal Fisher insists tackling is the key to both defense and offense. He leads players through rigorous daily drills on tackling technique, progressing from straw beds to field simulations to ensure safe, swift, downed plays and lasting defensive strength.
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Rae Boss
Bal" Fishers
Harvard
Iat
Anda
Ero
Fisher
Fushuskies
Ifo
Orioles Within One in Minor League Title Race
Baltimore's Interfactional League champions beat St Paul 6 to 5 in the minor league championship series. With three wins to Baltimore and one by the Saints, Baltimore needs one more victory to clinch the title. The next game will be played here Friday. The score: Baltimore,
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Minn
Baltimor
St. Paul
Baltimore
Saints
Orioles
Speaker Congratulated By Wilson From Cleveland Indians
Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians received a telegram of congratulations from President Woodrow Wilson extolling his honest and sincere efforts. The Myrtle A. C. footbell team seeks a game with a 60 269 pound opponent for Sunday in Milford. Managers Daly and L Daly call players to report at 7 30.
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Elgini
Pion
Cleveland Indians
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Carpentier aims for Dempsey after Levinsky bout
In Jersey City Georges Carpentier dazzled a 36,000 crowd with a punch described as equal to Dempsey’s best. Levinsky was knocked down, unable to rise, as Carpentier showed the power that keeps him a serious challenge. Joe Smith says Bogash can still fight, training delays cited.
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France
Battling Levinsky
Chinaran
Jack Dempsey
Ito
Jersey City
PA Capwell
Harry Wels
Bombardier Wells
Levinsky
Ang
Carpentier
Lavinaxy
Dempsey
Leveinsky
Butt
Bogash
Smith Joe Smith
Louis Bogash
Machine Playing Versus Slugging in Baseball Strategy
A coach aims to combine smart pitching and hitting, building a machine-like club through persistent drills. The slugging team, focused on power, often plays cleanly but with less consistency, and the implied tradeoff between brains and brawn shapes managerial choices.
Catchers Role Highlighted By Hank Gowdy In Hitting Talk
Hank Gowdy discusses the catcher’s tough job on a winning team while noting credit often goes to hitters. He recalls his own time with the Braves and reflects on visibility, praise, and the need to contribute at the plate.
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Boston
Hank Gowdy
Yortha Braves
Connie Mack
Miracle
Faries
Sven
Two Track Stars Leave Penn University Team
Philadelphia Oct 18 Earl Eby and Bobby Maxum two track stars of the University of Pennsylvania team announce their intent to leave college. Eby was a member of the Olympic team. It is said both will enter business in Chicago.
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Great Stadium
Servbs
UNI
PENN
Philadelpima
Earl Eby
Boby Maxum
University of Pennsylvania
Eby
Dozen Players Out for Greenleafs Cue Title
Chicago reports entries for the National Pocket Billiard Championship set to begin October 18. Fifteen entries received, three eliminated, with players including Ralph Greenleaf and others from Chicago Richmond Va Minneapolis Denver Sayre Pa and more. The Willow team challenges Cedar Stars for a game next Sunday at Old Mill Green.
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Gham
Pionship
Willows
Cedar Stars
Old MI] Green
Favorites Win in Berthellyn Cup Tournament
Philadelphia reports the first round of the women’s Berthellyn Cup match play. Notable results include Idlas-Motion Holitas of New York defeating Faith Cummings of Chicago in 22 holes, and Mrs Ronald H. Barlow of the eastern champion defeating Mrs C M Vanderbeck. Various Philadelphia players advance or win by several holes as rounds continue.
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New York
Ste Faith Cummings
Chicago
Ronald H. Barlow
C. M. Vanderbeck
Cummings
Miss Hollins
Vanderbeck
Barlow
Dormic
Iis Hale
Misa
Alex Stirling
National Henspion
Caleb Cox
Stirling Holling
Mra. G. Henry Stole
Philadelphi
S- Hood
Quentin Fellner
Nortan P. Rood
Wilmington
Del
W. A. Gavin
A. K. Billarein
Raymond Slotter
T. C. Rikaid
H. A. Jackson
H.R. Smith
North Bilis
St Patrick’s Five of Jersey City Seeking Bookings This Season
The St Patricks Big Five of Jersey City, a leading traveling team, return with stars Noon Rooney Wiley Eggert Brennan Weaserman and Doremus aiming to improve a 26 win season. Managers seeking bookings should contact James H Clarke at 243 Clerk Street Jersey City No T.
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St. Patricks
Jersey City
Jersey
Noon
Rooney
Wiley
Eggert
Brennan
Walnut Annex Plans Thursday Practice at Seaside Park
The Walnut Annex will practice Thursday night at 6 00 at Seaside park. All players and candidates report at that time. The team has an open date Sunday the 17th and seeks teams in the 30 to 40 pound class. Respond through this paper to arrange games with the manager. Jackson Stars defeat Walnut Reserves 1 0.
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Ike
St. Joe
Seaside Park
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Berkshire Bridge
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Walnut
Jacksons
Jackson Stars
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Wargo
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Maplewoods
Ramé Jeg
Réparty
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Chain bests Syracuse indomitable again in 1913 era clash
Jon Briggs plans a pro season opener with Washington Glees of New Haven at Wells Park after adding Bill Erwig to the Chain lineup. Brigg’s squad and New Haven are courting Nagle and other top prewar players as they prepare for the Sunday gridiron showcase.
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Bill Erwig
Syracuse
Colgate
Washington Glees
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Wells Park
Accos
Newfield Park
Briggs
Tos Cosgrove
All-Waterbury
Cosgrove
Erwig
Slong
Brillant
Sure Gainers
Moshier
Bakoa
New Haven
Wan Ts Nagle
Aear
Sost
New Heaven
Thackwray Joins Hoppe Peterson Exhibition Match
Willie Hoppe and Charles Peterson staged a billiards exhibition at the Strand Billiard parlor in New York City on Broadway and 47th Street. Joe Thackwray, a prominent pianist, visited briefly, adding to the event. Hoppe excelled early, reaching 250 in the Innings while Peterson struggled. Final scores shown include Hoppe 75 18 1 5 8 23 250 and Peterson 3 4 2 1 12 33.
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Charles Peterson
New Strand Buslard
Broadway
47Th Street
New York
Joe Thackwray
The
Strand
Hoppe
Peterson
T. H. Clarkson
Boston
Joe
Hoppo
Hattine
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