Yale to Open Drill With Close to Forty Candidates
New Haven, Sept. 14. Close to forty candidates report to coach Tad Jones for initial drills as Yale football team prepares for fall practice starting next week. About fifty total expected before week’s end with a restricted schedule and secret-work policy noted. Captain Johnny Joss cleared for eligibility. Raymond Pond Vale to supervise scrub squad.
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Tad Jones
New Haven
Yale
Percy Haughton
Opid” Jones
Middlebury
Harvard
Georgia
Pennsylvania
West Point
Princeton
Army
Dartmouth
Quakers
Penn
Brown
Providence
Herb McQuaid Sold to Yankees from St Paul
Right handed pitcher Herb McQuaid of the St Paul club in the American Association was sold today to the New York Yankees for an undisclosed number of players and cash. He had missed most of the season but posted twelve wins and four losses.
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ST Paul
Herb McQuaid
Plans Are Completed For Little World Series
CHICAGO September 14 The title world series between Louisville winner of the American Association and Baltimore winner of the International League will open in Louisville September 30. Four games are set with dates September 30 and October 13 in Louisville and an open date October 2. After Louisville, the teams move to Baltimore for the remaining games. Baltimore’s series opener likely October 6.
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Chicago
Louisville
American Association
Baltimore
Hickey
Phony World Series Tickets Suppressed by Washington Club
Washington officials met with detectives after a hotel dishwasher exposed a ticket resembling a World Series entry. Engravings for the tickets registered at the patent office were destroyed to prevent counterfeit circulation. The dishwasher claimed to have photostated the face and back with attorney approval. Details of detective satisfaction were not released.
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Ashington
Washington Baseball Club
Patent Office
Red Sox Recall Six Players From Minor Leagues
Boston recalls six players from the minors including Tom Jenkins Danville Jimmy Deggin Bud Connolly Howard Wiltse and H M Welch Joe Kiefer. Jenkins Welch and Kiefer to report at once with crews from Jersey City and Mobile and Flint listed among the leagues involved.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Tom Jenkins
Danville
Jimmy Deggin
Bud Connolly
Howard Wiltse
Mobile
H M. Welch
Flint
Joe Kiefer
Jersey City
Jenkins
Welch
Kiefer
Colgate Eleven Nearing Condition for Colgate Kickoff
Colgate football team around forty five players report in good shape as less than two weeks remain before the opener with Canisius College and major games against Princeton Lafayette Michigan State Syracuse and Brown. Summers work left the squad tanned and hardened with several former stars aiding in coaching duties.
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Colgate
Canising College
Princeton
Lafayette
Michigan State
Syracuse
Brown
Tarsity
Eddie Taylor
Rome
Prospects of strong eleven small for tiger prospects
Princeton coach Bill Roper eyes a strong backfield for 1923 with two veteran sets and only two letter men ready to report. Twenty six candidates, led by Capt Ed Macon and Turk Gates, will report for early practice as Princeton plans two-a-day sessions and a reshaped coaching staff. The Tigers open October 3 at Palmer Stadium against Amherst, followed by Washington and Lee, Navy, Colgate, Swarthmore, and the Big Three clash with Harvard and Yale later in the season.
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Bill Roper
Ed Macon
Turk" Gates
Wings
Chandler
Tiger
Roper
Jack Winn
al Wittmer
Stan Keex
Buzz Stout
Net Poe
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Hillis
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Proceton
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Case
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Washington and Jefferson Prepares for Season Opener at Geneva
Washington and Jefferson College opens the football season in two weeks with a veteran lineup likely in every position. The Presidents host Geneva College on September 26 in a clash highlighted by Bo McMillan coaching Geneva and the return of Bill Amos to the lineup after ineligibility.
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Washington
Seeason
Washington and Jefferson
Geneva Colige
Geneva
Bo McMillan
Centre College
Harvard
Centenary College
Louisana
Bill Amos
Williams Small Football Squad Hits Preseason Drills
Williams Williams town Sept 14 Coach Doug Lawson takes over Pur ple gridiron duties with a task to uncover new ends and two backfield men among many second-string players. The team lost a dozen lettermen but looks solid at tackle wings and backfield though uncertain. Last year's freshman crew may aid. Lawson is assisted by Vic Kennard and Joe Filgate, ex Harvard players.
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Williamstown
Williams
Doug Lawson
Percy Wendell
Willams
Lear
Lawson
Vic’ Kennard
Joe” Filageraid
Harvard
Fisher
Jnemen
Coady
Lindner
Miller
Ma~ Fer
Jack Stafford
Adie
Gamache
Cheek
Fordyce
Sayler
Heague
Mascart Arrives For Titular Battles In New York
Edouard Mascart a 22 year old European featherweight champion arrived from France aboard the Suffern and was met by his bride He wed in Paris on August 10. He weighs 126 pounds and plans to box Johnny Dundee at Coney Island on October 5 and meet Eddie Cannonball Martin in Brooklyn on October 12.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
Shampion
Europe
France
Iinar Suffern
Paria
Johnny Dundee
Coney Island Stadium
West
Eddie
Martin
Brooklyn
Fingers Broken Thirty Times by Pitcher Behind Plate
Charley Schmidt former Major League ballplayer and current Pacific Coast League umpire has endured thirty fractures to the fingers on his right hand over twenty four years spent behind the plate.
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Charley Schmidt
Zivic defeats Galiano in 11 round welterweight bout
New York AP reports Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh won a judges decision over Basil Galiano of New Orleans in an 11 round welterweight bout at Queensboro Stadium. Zivic weighed 146 1 4 pounds while Galiano weighed 138 4 4.
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New York
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Basil Galano
New Orleans
Queensboro
Galiano
Pirates End Four-Game Slide With 4 3 Win Over Dodgers
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in the opening game of a series, snapping a four game losing streak on the Western trip. Cantrell struggled, Ehrhardt relieved, and Aldridge earned his seventh straight win as Pittsburgh pulled away with five hits in the eighth to add three runs.
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Aldridge
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Seria
Corsairs
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Ehrhardt
Mitchell
Johnston
Cox Brown
Tiernsy
Taylor
Loftus
Hargreaves
Yeaa
Moore
Carey
Cuyler
Parnhart
Traynor
Jones Shines as Yankees Beat Athletics in Finale
Sam Jones held the Athletics to two singles as the Yankees won the final game of the series 1 0. Red Holt, formerly with the Jersey City Skeeters, delivered the only hit off Jones with a seventh inning single. Jones also misplayed a grounder in the sixth, allowing Lochrane to reach, but New York still split the six game series with the Mackmen.
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Sam Jones
Athletics
New York
Red Holt
Jersey City Skeeters
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Lochrane
Yankees
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Mackmen
NEW Yornab
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Ruth If
Gehrig
Taschal
Ward
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Koenig
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Cochrane & Lamar
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Miller
Holt
Galloway
Smith
Baumgartner
Poole
French
Quinn
Bagwell
Hale
Walberg
Engless Welch
Elee
Meuser
Combs
Kicenle
Evans
Hildebrand
Maryland Racing Opens With 205000 In Purses
Maryland tracks plan a September meet featuring 160000 in purses and three added money races of 15000 each on the season’s opening programs at the state’s scenic racecourses.
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Maryland
JH S Nine to Meet Lutherans at Seaside Park
The J H nine will play the Lutherans of East Port Chester at Seaside Park next Sunday afternoon at 30 oclock. The Lutherans are champions of the Inter State Church league and a fast game is expected. Players listed for Thursday practice include Maryak Magera Mattey Mosko Gavlick G Mosko Bint Bukovy Tomehick Hujdick Mayernick and Glavaky.
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Wapeue
Maryak
Magera
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Mosko
Gavlick
Bint
Bukovy
Tomehick
Hujdick
Mayernick
Glavaky
McQuillan Ordered to Pay Alimony Despite Poverty Plea
New York, Sept 14 A Brooklyn Supreme Court judge found Hugh McQuillan, New York Giants pitcher, in contempt for failing to pay alimony. He was ordered to pay $400 immediately and $352 next Monday as part of the court-ordered allowance, with further $500 monthly alimony until the divorce action settles. McQuillan claimed poverty and suspension from the Giants reduced his funds, while his wife’s suit cites a Bronx beauty contest winner as the other woman. The pitcher and his attorney promised payment under protest, amid salary disputes with the club.
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Hugh McQuilllan
New York Giant
Supreme Court Justce Strong
Brooklyn
Justice Strong
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McQuilan
Giants
Supreme Court
Tilden Wins Easily in National Tennis Meet Debut
Forest Hills reports show no upsets as 27 matches unfold. William Tilden, 24, of Philadelphia, defeats Carl Fischer 9-7 6-0 7-5 in straight sets. Kinsey beats Fukuda after a first-set scare, others advance with few upsets and several defaults. Tomorrow’s top matches feature Lacoste, Hunter, and Johnston in key showdowns.
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Forest Hills
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Carl Fischer
Tilden
Fischer
Kinsey
Howard O. Kinsey
San Francisco
Cal
Masanosuke Fukuda
Japan
Httle Oriental
Max Decugis
Alfred H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Masa
Franca
Jose M. Alonao
Spain
Masanosuke Fukada
Hiwasaki
Favor Johnston
William M. Johnston
Horace G. Orser
New York
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Iwasaki
Icharda
Francia T. Hunter
New Rowchette
Jose M. Alonso
Watson M. Washburn
Leon Dutuerenne
Portland
Ore
Dean Mathey
W. W. Ingraham
Pawtucket
Myron B. Hutchinson
St. Paul
Minn
Max Decusis
France
Jean Borotra
Difford B. Marsh
Buffalo
Marsh
Rene Lacoste
Francis ‘T. Hunter
New Rocelly
Wray D. Brown
St. Loutt
Brian LC. Norton
St. Louis
William T. Tiden 2d
Lucien E. Williams
Chicago
R. Norris Williams
Nathaniel W. Nila
Boston
Mass
Georgy T Ve * King
William Johnston
Leon Deturenne
Williamsport and York Vie in Five Game Series Opener
Williamsport and York meet in Williamsport on Thursday to duel the first two games of a five game series to decide the tie in the regular season standings. Both teams enter with the same win percentage as the 1926 schedule resumes.
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Williamsport
York Wi
Owens Stone Bout Postponed Again in Rain
The 19 round light heavyweight bout between Ernie Owens of Los Angeles and Ad Stone of Philadelphia in East Chicago is postponed until next Monday night because of rain. The fight was set for last Friday and delayed by rain before.
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Chicago
Ernie Owens
Los Angeles
Ad Stone
Philadelphia
Harvard to field rich football staff for autumn drills
Harvard coach Fisher begins fall practice with a large coaching staff including Charley Daly Leo Leary and Charles Tierney joining veterans Ned Mahan and Jim Whox as assistants. The squad expands with many scrubs promoted to varsity while core backfield and line players return amid strong competition and new formations.
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Fisher
Harvard
Crimson
Haughton
Charley Daly
Leo Leary
Harvard Gudiron
Daly
Pott” Graves
West Point
Houghton
Ben Misher
Charsley Tierney
Walle
Ned Mahan
Sayles
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Garnash
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