Harvard Fi and H duo eyed as future grid stars
Cambridge October report highlights Captain Horween and Dick Humphrey as Harvard's rising backfield tandem. Horween, praised for peak form, is projected to lead the Crimson offense this season, while Humphrey is expected to emerge as a key contributor in the backfield alongside the star captain.
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Punish Guilty Says Ladje Cleveland
There is only one course for organized baseball to finish the investigation and punish anyone betraying the game and public trust, inside or outside baseball, to purge the sport of suspicion and clamp down on gambling in the major leagues.
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Big Ten Gridiron Preview Says Pass-Heavy Era Near
The Insider notes a shift toward aerial attack with teams like Yale Harvard and Cornell testing forward passing under new coaches Tad Jones and Gilmour Dobie. Big Ten squads tout fast ends and skilled passers as teams prepare for fall games and league competition led by Ohio State and Penn State figures.
Box Score Totals From Cleveland Brooklyn Game
Box score shows Cleveland 0, Brooklyn 7 with 7 hits and 1 error. Wheat Gardner Griffith Speak er lead two baggers. J Johnston steals. double play Gardner-O Neill-W Johnston-O Neill. Grimes walks four times. Bagby allows seven runs across seven innings. Time of game 1:65.
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Casper High School Grid Team Shows Strong New Material
Casper high school fields a large squad for fall football with about 40 athletes trying out for seven positions. New talent comes from multiple schools including Grover Kocher Soot Blanchard Pret Sproul Woody Dunn and Mock, as the program builds depth for the season.
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Two Earsful Centered in Line for Victory
A fragmented verse highlights a player known as the center wearing number nine and leading his team toward a win. The line describes his stance and modest gesture as he stoops on one knee, seeking triumph for his squad.
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Rome Orioles Endure Unfinished Season Stretch
A local team the Rome Orioles extended a season run to 25 wins before finishing with an unfinished streak. The squad kept steady momentum across early schedule rounds and faced a challenging finish.
Gotham Woman Golf Expert Wins Round
Miss Marion Holling of New York defeated Mrs F Latte of Chicago, western women's champion, one up on 20 holes in the second round of the national women's golf championship in Cleveland. Miss Alexa Stirling of Boston beat Elaine Rosenthal of New York 6 and 4.
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University of Pennsylvania Faces Stiff Eastern Challenge
Philadelphia report notes Pennsylvania suffers a heavy blow from a strong eastern team. The quartet returns with Helpman facing a demanding assignment as the season presses on.
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Iowa football aims to widen bounds with freshmen in warmups
Des Moines reports on plans to relax eligibility and use more freshmen in Iowa football during spring drills and early practices as the conference seeks broader participation and depth for upcoming season.
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Four-Base Knock Shuts Brooklyn. Season Runs at 22
Southpaw Sherry Fuith pitched all season without a blemish as Brooklyn was knocked down. Viennese women are mentioned in passing, with unclear context.
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Grimes Stars In Dodgers Victory In World Series Game Two
Grimes powered the Dodgers to a victory in the second World Series game at Brooklyn. Cleveland tied the score briefly but Brooklyn manufactured runs with key hits by Griffith and Johnston. Defensive plays by Speaker and solid fielding backed Grimes as Brooklyn held off Cleveland with tense, low-scoring action.
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Gardner Sees Batter Between the Bags in Cleveland
A garbled baseball note from Cleveland describes Gardner reaching between the bags as bowlers, scoring a ball and mentioning players such as Gallies. The text is fragmented but centers on infield action and contested play.
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Cleveland and Brooklyn Battle Through Erratic At Bats
In a tense game the Cleveland and Brooklyn lineups produce no runs in the fifth with limited hits. Early pitchers struggle as Kilduff and Grimes mix spitball and fast ball while Speaker and Wheat highlight defensive plays.
Undefined sequence of baseball plays described at Cleveland
The text lists numerous at bats and outs including Gardner and Johnston at bat, Kilduff, Sewell, Hall, O Neill, Mato, Graney, and Bagby. No runs are recorded. scattered plays suggest a marginal inning with defensive plays and substitutions.
Baseball score recap with multiple players
Strike one foul strike two ball one fowl ball two Miller strikes out Grimes up. Foul strike one ball one strike two. Grimes grounded out to Smith. Olson up Ball one strike one ball two strike two. Olson struck out. No runs no errors for Kite.
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Baseball play by play with no runs in the early action
The text records an early baseball inning with multiple at bats including Burns walking, Kilduff and Gardner later, loaded bases, and no runs or errors. It mentions players Wamby Jamieson Olson Miller Sewell Jamieson Kilduff and Gardner and teams Brooklyn and Cleveland. The account ends with Wheat’s out and no runs.
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Brooklyn Grabs Lead In Cleveland Frame
In the inning Sewell and O Neill retired as Nunamaker hit a single past second. Jamieson struck out and Wheat caught Jamieson at foul. No runs no hits in the frame as Brooklyn holds the edge.
Jacksons Hole Bridge Projects Awarded by State
The state highway commission awarded two bridge contracts at a Jackson’s Hole meeting. Levy Construction of Denver will build a 650 foot steel bridge over the Snake river in Lincoln county linking Jackson’s Hole with railroad points, including moving existing spans and adding two more. Funds come from state, federal and Jackson’s Hole citizens who contribute 36,000 dollars. W. Smith of Shoshon won the 72 foot reinforced concrete bridge contract to span Haymaker’s Gui ch in Fremont county, with construction already underway on Polson Creek.
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One Arm Tackle Keeps Fordham Freshman Steady
Arthur Stafford, a Fordham University freshman, overcomes a missing arm to push for a varsity line position amid a strong season start for the Fordham football team.
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Walker Fills Pat Page's Shoes in Paige's Shoes Chicago
Fred Walker former major league pitcher and coach of Williams College's 1917 team replaces Page on Stage's staff. Walker takes over duties as Page's successor in the Chicago production with the Williams connection highlighted.
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Braves Sweep Reds and Giants to End Season
The Boston Braves defeated the fading Reds and then beat the Giants in the final game of the schedule. An Iowa farmer operates a hen house capable of housing 1,000 hens.
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Peru Poet Laureate Charged Amid Mission to Aid Cabrera
In SAN SALVADOR Repuy Salvador Cpt G Jane Chocano, famed as the laureate of Peru, faces charges related to aiding a revolt against the Cabrera administration. The article mentions unusual global travel and a large peat rookery on a Pacific island, with figures around 690,000 units.
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Dr Thomas Dart Delivers Lectures Across Cheyenne Area
Bloominton scholar Dr Thomas Dart spoke at Cheyenne High School 2730 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and at Cheyenne Business College 7 30 last evening. He will lecture at the Academy of the Holy Child anne Friday morning at 11. His work, endorsed by government and leading educators, analyzes cause and effect in education showing why some students fail or succeed in school, professional and business life. The overall aim was highly regarded by students.
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