College Football Outlook Strong From Old Eli to Boston College
Preseason camps enter second week with Yale Boston College and others shaping a robust start. Yale Uber and 60 men report, Penn State Bezdek plans rapid conditioning, Dartmouth Navy West teams prepare, while Harvard Princeton and Boston College schedule key intersectional tests. Big games loom September 23 onward with October through November shaping a landmark season.
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Boston College
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Penn State
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McAnliffe
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Konigstrom
Buffalo All Americans
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Miller
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Benjamin Frankin
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Bill Roper
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Ten Elevens Out for Grimson Team
Harvard varsity football practice opens a week late with 112 players reporting. Veterans and top freshmen arrive under Coach Fisher as Buell aids conditioning. Macomber and Sedgwick join the coaching staff. Owens and Churchill are excused. Havers appears as a candidate for ends.
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Buell
Fisher
Dri
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Duke Sedgwick
Coeck
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Carl 5. Havers
Ond
Sixteen Still in Germantown Play for U S Tennis Title
Philadelphia report notes sixteen teen players remain in the United States singles championship race at Germantown Cricket Club amid rain delays. Eleven natives and five foreign entrants survive from the 16 who began last Friday, with contenders from the East Coast, Pacific coast, Australia, Spain, and Japan. The event progresses to the fourth round as weather disrupts play.
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Philadelphia
United States
Germantown Cricket Club
Pacific Coast
Augetralia Auill
Spain
Japan
Ino
International League hockey recap and title defense offer
Readable fragments show Jersey and Newark games with Baltimore and Buffalo results, plus players Beidwit Devine Barry and McAvos. The Tules promoters intend to guarantee Johnny Wilson Fifty thousand dollars to defend his title against Jeff South.
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Prigher
Devine
Feed
Barry
Buffalo Polotu
Rochester
Ton Inninss
Red¢y
Benougi
Hughes
Sandberg
Seena
Fae
Rome
Tules
Willng
Johnny Wilson
Jeff
Soith
Max Carey Tops Run Scorers in Major League Baseball
Max Carey, the sick-sutfielder for the Pittsburgh Nationals, leads the major leagues with 124 runs. George Sister of the Browns is second with 119, Blue of Detroit third, one behind Sister. The top scorers list features players from St Louis, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Cleveland, including Cobb of Detroit and Speaker of Cleveland.
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Max Carey
Pittsburgh Nationals
George
Browns
Detroit
Tne
St. Taouis
Willams
St. Louis
Tobin
Hooper
Chicago
Mararville
Pips Smith
St Louis
Dewert
Cincinnati
Tohnston
Brooklyn
Bigbees
Pittsburgh
Young
New York
Burns
Walker
Phila
Grimes
Americans Tole Twin Bill in Brass City Finish Season
The Americans tote a twin bill today in Waterbury to end their season after yesterday’s postponement. Rainy weather altered the schedule as Gohe Mean was slated to pitch with Ra Blauffer and Edie LePard handling mound duties for the Americans against the Broxeos. Albany ends its visit Friday with Pistatlels returning later.
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Brass City
Drasecos
Magic Street
McCann
Waterbury Leay- Imyong
Gohe Mean
Ra Blauffer
Edie LePard
Broxeos
Albany
Renz Manager of Hillsides Reserves Elects Leader Captain
At a Hillsides Reserves meeting William Ry was elected manager and Jim Ghictto named captain. Players listed for practice report at 5 p.m. include Kilroy, Paities, Snee, Kochtss, Rossi, Hudzik, Thompson, Beno, Prilovic, Save, Navekis, Rew, Nevelis, Tugas, and Shlosts.
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Willside
Footall
William Ry
Jim Ghictto
Kilroy
Paities AL Snee
Kochtss
Rossi
Hudzik
Thompson
Beno
Priilovic
K. Save
J. Navekis
Rew
M. Nevelis
Tugas
Ont
Shlosts
Shelton Cubs Defeat Kimberly Stars 8-3
The Shelton Cubs defeated the Kimberly Stars 8 to 3 at the Hurs ing lot diamond. Web and Hafele led the Cubs with strong hitting, while Aikin and Anson contributed key plays. The Stars were limited by local pitching as the Cubs clinched the win.
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Shelton Cubs
Kimberly Stars
Shelton Ule
Kimperly
Wrestler Tendler Faces Lightweight Title Hopes
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia, a southpaw, proceeds calmly as he seeks to ruin the ambitions of rivals in the next outdoor section for the world lightweight championship.
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Xertiny
Baeany Leoard
Lew -Tandler
Philadelphia
Buff Villa bout postponed by Jupe Pluvius
Worcester dispatch reports Jupe Pluvius forces the Buff Villa boxing match to Thursday. Holy Cross football practice begins with Coach O'Donnell expecting sixty players. quarterback selection and lineup battles loom as veterans return and new recruits arrive. Cambridge coach Luke Kelly returns as first assistant. New York boxing scene centers on Buff versus Villa with muddy Enders Field prospects and a possible tuneup victory for Buff if he proves his form.
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Holy Cross Foothail
O'Donnell
Calese
Onioni
Ken Simondinger
Fop' Ripper
Jackey
Dick McGrath
Cappuski
Chu Conner
Bill Cooney
Bnd
al Smith
Jack Donovan
Yim Cote
Dean Academy
Tweet
New York
Battlin Dupe Pluvius
Metropolitan
Dua Tor
Enders Field
Brooklyn Ball Yard
Ed McKeever
Ebjbets-McKeever Exhibition Co
Ragheen
Nurcil Thoradey Nigat
Exrap
Supe
The
Roblin
White Springs
Boracoga
Buff
Ada Guidstein
Mike Ertle
Willie
Iid) Wolfe
Indian Russell
Pete Herman
Midget Smith
Jack Sharkey
Jabez White
Charlie Ledoux
Heart
East West Stars to Meet Sept 22 at West Side Courts
United States tennis leaders announce the Annual East Versna Wear jayn championship at West Side Tennis Court September 22. The singles champion will be decided by then, with top players from East and West facing potential rematches in Tor Wills. Williams leads the Western squad. Johnston and the Kinsey brothers are among Pacific coast entrants, with Davis and other noted players expected to compete.
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New York
United States
Lewn Temociation
United Sues
Torelba
von Yandera
Tor Wills
Richard W. Williams
Gastera
Wilam M. Jahnson
The
Westers
Pacific Cops
Johnston
Kinsey Brothers
Willis B. Davis
Jaktry K. Kewne
Los Angeles
Tus
Buddy
Helen Wills
Howe
Wiiom
Sidén
Vincent Teichard
Wiliams
Watson Washpum
Pinter
Mallory
Anyurel
Ang Asa Browne
Nasurel
Wiliam
Philadelphia
Fae le Wa
Mays
Penn State Has a Pair of Good Ends
State College reports Penn State’s ends as a strength with a capable pair. standout back Stan McCollum returns as a prime threat, while Bill Harrisburg product Frank Pratt joins as a substitute stepping into action. Rex Stiles and Ross Hutford provide depth and experience on the line as West Virginia’s regulars contribute, with steady, hard-hitting play.
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State College
Tenn
Stan” McCollum
Harrisburg
Hag Jmore Zhan
Rondale
Ross Hut‘ford
Virginis
Len Fay Grooming Devon Gridders
12 team manager Kenny Pay of the Davai A. Cc grid tests grooming hth charges for the Valeohedala opening September 23 Wet. New men join the D. A. C. with strong implications. Players listed include Leos Erie Way Dwyer AHI qiney Condon Harailtan Allen frey Zamborio Hogan. Noslbing correy with 1 A.C. DUT ig HYKA to Lepore to Manager Pay at the clubhouse Thursday evening.
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Kenny Pay
Davai A. Cc
Leos
Erie
Way
Dwyer
Ahi Qiney
Condon
Harailtan
Allen
Dats Frey
Zamborio
Hogan
HYKA
Lepore
Prierice
Carey Tops Home Run Pace Amid New York Rivalry
Dimmed text hints at baseball terms and records, mentioning Max Carey and a competition with New York. The garbled lines reference performance goals and a controversial supplier or scandal, signaling a season focus on improving records against the rival locale.
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Max Carey
New York
Metrawa Uw
Pioneering English Channel Swims and Two Successful Men
Boston reports on near 69 years of attempts to swim the English Channel with nearly 500 efforts. Only Captain Matthew Webb and Thomas W Burgess completed the crossing, Webb in 1875 after 21 hours 45 minutes and Burgess in 1911 on his 18th try at age 52. Both started from Dover and landed at Cape Grisnez, the distance about 45 miles, with dangerous tides and long struggles.
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English Channel
Matthew Webs
Imishs
Thomas W. Burgess
Engilsa
France
Webb
English
Cells
Ensiishnan
Burgess
Captain Webb
Dover
Eng
Cape Grisnez
Calais
North Sea
Ocean
French
Victory
Burgess Pad
Wheeler Tops Qualifying Round In Governor’s Trophy Golf
Nat Wheeler posted the best score in the Governor’s Trophy qualifying round at Brocklawn Country Club. The event spans Wednesday to yesterday with Parker Seeley and John T. L. Hubbard absent. Wheeler led with 31, posted net 49 plus 18 handicap, and shares second with D J Morsyon and others on 72. First round match play begins tomorrow as Wheeler, Barker, and others compete for Presidents and Vice Presidents cups.
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Che
Tovungmene
Te Brocklawn Country Club
Parker Seeley
John T. L. Hubbard
Eyp Asi
Ms Tor
Nathaniel Wheeler
D. J. Morsyon
H. W. Barker
W. B. Middlebrodk
F. L. Mills
E. ¢. Sparge, Jr
Wheeler
Barker
Wheelers
Weis
Harvard
Rolfe
Maceh
Football Work In Gym As Weather Disrupts Practice
Inclement weather kept B. H. S. football candidates from outdoor drills yesterday. Clark Robbins held a gym session for a light workout. With a favorable forecast, rookies will resume Seaside practice today and throughout the week.
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Clark Robbins
Weatogue Repairs Nearing Complete Use of Course
The Weatogue Country Club greens are being repaired and will be ready for the Officers' cup and club championship qualifier. The course is expected in prime condition for the event as the Greens committee has enlisted several experts for the work.
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Johnny Bult
Gui Havac
Tsull
Villa Holl
Villa
Woda Mos
Burt
Britain
Buff
Buff Can Fash One of Hig Performances Asaindt Villa
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Weatogue Country Club
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