GUES Beat Giants in Double Header
Cleveland defeats New York 7 to 0 in American League action while Boston tops Detroit 4 to 1. National League shows Chicago 4 3 New York 3 1 and Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 2. Boston 7 St. Louis 0. Upcoming games list New York in Cleveland and Chicago in New York.
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Mewstones
Miss Hartford Disqualified in La Crosse Track Meet
Cleveland tops New York 7 to 6 in a pitchers battle as Stovall homers and Joss limits hits. Chicago routs New York in doubleheader 4 3 and 3 1. Boston down St Louis in a low scoring game. Miss Hartford is disqualified for carrying less than the required weight. Mack Murry wins. Casper Dean sets a 2:12% mile in 2:10 pace heats at La Crosse.
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Iowa
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Gotell
W. J. Engle
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Coco
Peerless
John Gund Brewing CO
Ramsey Hurts At Tennessee Practice
Ramsey, quarterback candidate for the Tennessee University football squad, was thrown to the ground during practice in Knoxville and struck his head. He suffered injuries that may prove fatal.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ramsey
Tennessee University
National Commission Announces World Series Ticket Rules
The National Baseball Commission issues detailed World Series ticket regulations. General admission tickets two price sets, rain checks, sales limited to ball park offices, and turnstile checks ensure accurate counts. Clubs must report ticket allocation and reserved-seat tracking before games and set aside two reserved seats per visiting player daily.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
National Commission
Ball Park
Commission
Staggs Smiles Fade As Illinois Opens With Losses
Chicago September opened with Coach A Alonzo Stagg facing a setback as Illinois lost to Marshall Field. The ineligibility of center John Anderson and illness of 1907 tackle Louis Falk dampened the celebration. Twenty nine players reported for the first workout as Stagg called the session mournful.
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A. Alonzo Stagg
Marshall Field
Ohn Anderson
Louis Falk
Maroon
Anderson
Stagg
Falk
Husky
Gophers Turn Out Big Initial Squad
Fifty seven men reported for the first 1908 football practice at Northrop field under a hot sun near Minneapolis. Dr Henry L Williams of the University of Minnesota supervised as freshmen and ineligibles comprised about half the turnout.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northrop Field
Henry L. Williams
University of Minnesota
Timber Timber varsity squad measures up under coach
A limited workout saw coach assemble four stock plays with a largely inexperienced varsity lineup. Four regulars Mohlstad Rademacher Capron joined Schane Rosenwald Ostrand Plankard Grant Johnson Atkinson Erdahl and McGovern in the practice as the rest of the candidates showed up light.
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Johnson
Atkinson
Erdahl
McGovern
Five Protests Allowed In Drafting Case Across Leagues
The national baseball commission found that only five of eighteen minor league protests against player drafts were allowed. Protests cited involve Boston from Paris Ill infielder Staley, New York from Savanna Kieber, Cleveland from Gulfport Lively, Cleveland from Houston Truesdale, and New York from Austin Gather Killifer. The St Louis National League club against Waterbury is mentioned.
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Ohio
National Baseball Commission
J. H. Farrell
National Association
Town
Boston
Paris
Ill
Staley
New York
Player Truesdale
Austin
Gather Killifer
St. Louis
Waterbury
Waterbury Granted 15 Days to Settle Claim for Player O Rourke
The Waterbury club is allowed fifteen additional days to settle a claim related to Player O Rourke and will pay $750 for his return.
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O'Rourke
Waterbury
Wisconsin Opens Practice After Hot Day
Madison eight candidates report for the University of Wisconsin football season opener at Camp Randall. Captain Rogers, Reckie Moll, Jimmy Dean, Springer, Wilce, Bunker, Richards and Kauffman take part. Coach Tom Barry leads the session with advisory coaches Hutchins and McCarthy on the field. Boyle, last year’s star tackle, expected to report today.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randal
Rogers
Reckie Moll
Jimmy” Dean
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Wilce
Bunker
Richards
Kauffman
Moll
Dean
Boyle
Tom Barry
C. P. Hutchins
Charles McCarthy
Michigan Coach Faces Missing Players For Opener
Ann Arbor reports Yost’s squad short as several stars fail to report to Whitmore Lake for practice. Casey, last year’s tackle, will stay in Cedar Falls, Iowa until Oct. 5, delaying his appearance in the season opener.
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Mich
Michigan
Whitmore Lake
Casey
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Yost
Season with Case Oct 3 Aims at Strong Opener
The article notes an October 3 season opener with Case and predicts a difficult path for upcoming M A C and Notre Dame games. D Aison remains unavailable, Whitmore invites draw regrets from oil men, and the day highlights twenty formations to improve passes speed and trickiness.
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Notre Dame
Daison
Pennsylvania
Whitmore
Iowa Coaches Debate Open Practice Policy
University of Iowa coaches weigh whether to permit open practice for a year amid concern over spies. With most opponents outside the state, Catlin and Gritta assess how ending secret sessions could boost student interest and affect preparations for upcoming games.
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University of Coaches
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I State
Ames
Catlin
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