Wheeler Advances in City Tennis Tourney at Bridgeport
In Bridgeport on September 14, 1922 Wheeler Jr. reaches the third round in a city singles tennis event, defeating Grumman 6-3 6-1 while notable rivals Buckingham Weidlich, Larson and Foster also win. Hawley edges Moulton as Wheeler faces Hawley in an upcoming clash. women’s singles progress includes multiple matches and upcoming second round pairings.
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Hearn Will Be Five Minute Man For Yale Football
Yale plans a limited use strategy for Charlie O Hearn to enter games in short flashes. The goal is to preserve his condition and keep him fresh for key moments while providing an offensive spark. Coach Tad Jones and staff aim to exploit O Hearns explosiveness during critical plays and rest him during long drives.
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Sisler Injured. Browns Face Major Setback This Season
Baseball fans lament George Sisler's likely missing season after a right arm ligament strain from Monday's Detroit game. The St. Louis Browns rely on him as a star, hoping he can return for one more game to tie Ty Cobb's major league hitting streak record. Sisler had a long hitting streak since July 27 with 76 straight games with at least one hit.
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Tendler Moran bout set for Monday at New York Velodrome
Lew Tendler trains for a fifteen round clash with Pat Moran of New Orleans at the New York Velodrome on 225th Street and Broadway. Frank Flournoy schedules a twelve round semi final between Bobby Michaela and Andy Thomas. Moran has defeated two Tendler stablemates and argues he can outpoint Tendler despite past fights with Benny Leonard.
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Toronto Soccer and Boxing Schedule Amid Trials
In Toronto on September 15 the University of Toronto soccer team faces leading colleges and amateurs, with boxing plans uncertain. Indiana Inv clashes and Princeton are noted for October 3 as a potential main event. Prosecutor Rowley will pursue action against combatants on Labor Day. Pat Moore versus Joe Lynch headlines bantamweight claims in Indianapolis. Phi Bloom heads to Denver for a 12 round welterweight decision bout with Frankie Murphy at the Stock Yards Auditorium.
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Dodgers win game on errors in Brooklyn series opener
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 2 to 2 as Cincinnati errors drive the early lead. Roush’s suspension for arguing with an umpire ends. he returns today. Unclear details and misspelled names reflect the era’s imperfect reporting.
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Cornell Opens Season With Sixty at First Practice
About sixty varsity football hopefuls appeared at Avurant Field for Cornell's opening practice. Gilmour Dobie, Rey Huot, and Clyde Mayer led two sessions, with plans for twice daily workouts to complete preliminaries in a fortnight. Eddie Kaw, veteran scorer and captain, helped organize the returning lettermen while several seniors from last year met the squad amid the heat and sun. Some stars from last season and several vacancies due to graduation and scholastic ineligibility were noted.
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Spanish tennis player defeats Watson Washburn in Germantown
In the National bonus singles fourth round at Germantown Cricket, Manual Alonso of Spain edged William Watson Washburn of New York in a tight match 3-6 6-3 9-7, then captained by Williams to another victory. Other results included Gerald L. Patterson routing Francis T. Munter and Vincent Leers beating Herbert J. Bowmen in straight sets.
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Cards Rally To Double Up Phillies In Split Twinbill
The Cardinals won both games at Philadelphia to pull into third place in the National League behind strong hitting from Ramos and Mendes. Cincinnati support carried the visitors with solid hitting in both contests, and the Phillies fell despite late rally attempts.
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Detrow Outhyt Triumphs in Athletics Opener
Detrow Outhyt led the Athletics to a 6 to 5 victory over Philadelphia in the season opener. He hit his 86th homer of the year in the third inning, clearing the left field fence as Ravenlake provided run support and pitcher DurAgiy held the defense.
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Senators Clash Boone Hard in Indians Win
Washington battered Boone, holding Cleveland to four hits as Washington won 5 to 1. Méagridie and Tuongan limited the Indians, while Washington’s offense produced the decisive runs to seal the four to one series victory.
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Dartmouth Grid Seventy Five Candidates Open Tryouts
Dartmouth announces 75 candidates for the 1925 gridiron squad with many named veterans and newcomers showing for the first day of practice. Notables include Leavitt Reeder Burke Calder Allen Harris Perry Walsh Wright Tolles and Brown from the 1925 team with additions from the Aoi and Boston College programs.
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Matthews to Meet De Toe as Foreign Contenders Spark Card
New York on September 18 reports the first appearance of Billy Matthews and Tibby Watson at Queensboro Stadium next Saturday evening. Matthews faces Billy De Toe, while Watson tackles Charlie Beveher in a card promising acid test of true merits amid tight circles.
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Jake May Sold to Yankees for Next Season
Jake May, a left handed pitcher once with the San Francisco club, is reported sold to the New York Yankees for the upcoming season. Excluded details note the deal amid the club’s costly roster shifts as rivals fear his addition.
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White Sox Gain Wallops Port Huron Team
Tea Walsh, first baseman for the Michigan Ontario league club, is transferred from Chicago Americans. He will report immediately after posting a .933 batting average and .934 fielding percentage for the recently ended season.
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Yankees Outfield Must Adjust For West Coast Trip
Article argues Yankee outfield defense and positioning are crucial for a successful West Trip starting Wednesday. Emphasizes shift decisions by Miller Huggins, relies on Ruth and Speaker influence, and notes right and left handed batters require tactical fielding and adjusted alignments to blunt rival offenses.
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International League Hftrsi Game Sees Mixed Results
Report covers multiple ILHftrsi matchups with players like Lucy Teeary Dehaner Mastin and Clarive for City FOVIWOV UA, and Reading against Zatars with Freie Thomas and Teigresser. Notes second games, match conditions, and standout pitchers including Rochester and Buffalo matchups. mentions illness recovery of veteran Loonoreher and preference for Johnny Dundee or Pepe yer Martin.
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Browns Sign Fisher Ahern In Player Moves
Derraty and the Browns line nicked to two St. Louis xemi-pins. Ron Fisher, a pitcher, had been signed by the Yigem and Joe Ahern, a shortstop, has been taken on by Lee Fonk.
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Hartford Cops Doubleheader From Pittsfield
Hartford won both games of a doubleheader against Pittsfield, taking the first by a decisive margin and the second by a smaller margin. The scoreboard showed Hartford 2 Pittsfield 0 in game one and Hartford 7 Pittsfield 2 in game two.
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Pittsburgh doubles up Boston in twin bill
Pittsburgh defeated Boston in both games of a doubleheader led by Cooper and Morrison. First game scores were 8 to 6 with Boston mistakes and strong pitching from Cooper. Second game saw Morrison and Gasch contribute as Pittsburgh topped Boston again with solid relief and timely hitting.
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Orange County Polo Team Prevails In 12 to 6 Victory
The Orange County polo team defeated the All Ireland squad by twelve to six in Philadelphia. The transpired match noted handicap conditions and featured key play by local teams and players from Beltimore and Philadelphia amid a day of regional polo activity.
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Johnny Buff Favored to Beat Pancho Villa in Fifteen Rounds
In New York on September 13, Johnny Buff, American flyweight champion, faces Pancho Villa, Orient champion, in a fifteen round bout with Buff slight favorite. Both seek the world title held by Jimmy Wilde. the winner could earn a title shot next season. Preliminaries feature Nick Foley, Andy Tinks, and Johnny Drummie.
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Cooney Set for New Haven Showdown with Orioles
New Haven fans anticipate Johnny Cooney's return to the park for a Sept 25 27 clash against Baltimore in the Eastern League title pursuit. Manager Donovan bets on Cooney and Frank Woodward to solve Baltimore’s powerful lineup led by Dunn and bishop while Cooney’s lefty arm faces a heavy hitting array.
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Robins Recall Players From National League Club
Robins recall list of players from a national league club as part of a roster shakeup. Names appear garbled but indicate a wide range of recalled individuals and positions.
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