Pittsburg Team 5 Directed by Coach Warner 1915 Promise
New York reports Pittburg enters 1915 with coach Glen S. Warner and a near intact 1914 roster. The “Wonder Coach” revives a talented squad aiming to rival 1924 legends, featuring Williamson as captain and a deep backfield led by Fry Tull and Miller.
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Ory
Oxl
Collins
Burrow
Heil
Pane
Wake
Liamson
Miller
Pitebure
Dackfeld
Pittdairg
Cornell
Georgetown
Land Cartist
A Few Minutes With the Sporting Editor on a Boxing Bout
The piece examines the Gibbons versus McFarland match at Brighton Beach last Saturday night. It discusses refereeing influence on decisions, the role of rounds, and spectator views versus expert opinions, noting rounds and distance shaped the victor and questioning the fairness of outcomes.
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McFarland Gibbons
New York
Gibbons
Miguel
Jack Curley
McFarland
Farland
Brighton Beach
Myers Team Wins Inciway Baseball Feature
Myers' team defeats Walter Janert's squad 4 to 2 in a Business Days series game at M. Co. A. Monday. The victory centered on strong pitching by the winners and a key double play by M. Green. Janert and Prick led the hitting for the losing side as Mayers, Koester, Green and Karotkin contributed for the winners.
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William Myers
Inciway
Fea
Watler Janert
M. Co
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Prick
Insung
Tattering
Poke
Myora
Frick and Frich
Fuquay Triumphs Forest In Four Sets In Tennis
Chui Fepong, club champion, defeated Morrest in a three set title series in Yo 31 tennis tournament Monday afternoon. Fuquay won 6-4 6-2 6-0 as Forest led briefly in the first set. Murph y officiated the match with Dr Beek at the sidelines.
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Chui Fepong
Morrest
Fuquay
Forest
Punny
Porch
Tanford
Eare
Fuouay
Pore
Mudie
Todwnell
Amd
Tont
Longhorn football squad reports for 1914 season
At University of Texas, Sept 14, 1913, 35 candidates report for the 1914 Longhorn football team under Coach Allerdice. Leaders include Captain Berry and returning players, with promising prep school recruits from Cameron, Maryland, and other areas, as freshmen become eligible under the three year rule.
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University OF Tena
Huey
Longhorn
Allerdice
Hand Falcow
Berry
Carleton
Birgy
Seadman
Edmand
Turner
Littlefeld
Dittmar
Lee Sens
Cameron
Tolbert Childress
Duncan
Havying
Sear
University of Virginia
Hanf
Rogers
Wentworth Military Academy
Sotensec
Freemen
Jacl
Tome
Maryland
Schow
Spit. Clark
Austin
Albert Penn
Bellmant
Bare Ton Creek
League Standings and Monday Results Highlight NL Games
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2, Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 1, Boston 5 lost to Chicago, Brooklyn 7 to 6, St Louis 3, and other listed NL games. Upcoming schedule shows Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with results pending.
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Fitteburg
Cincinnati
New York A
Boston
Chicuau Arooklyn
Louis
Pittsbilly T. Brooklyn
Newark & St Louis
Improbable Scores Dot Matday Lineup Arbitration
American League results show Wesits 1 Chicago 1 4, Detroit 2 New York 0. Washington 8 Chevelagit 2 St. Louis blank. Talladepnia 2. Schedule notes: Chicago visits Boston. Louis at New York. St. Louis in Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington.
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Hicago
Detroit
New York
Washington
Chevelagit
St. Louis
Talladepnia
Schofield Wins Business Boys Swiming Race at B A Monday
Aubrey Schofield secured first place in the business boys swimming event at the B A Monday meet. Allen Hines took second, Alvin Frick third, with Schofield earning five points for a 32 total and Hines adding three for 21.
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Aubrey Schofield
Schofield
Allen Hines
Alvin Frick
Clarke seeks unconditional release from Pittsburg club
Pred Clarke, after sixteen years as manager of the Pittsburg team, asked president Barney Dreyfus for an unconditional release to prove he had been honorably discharged after twenty four years in the game. Dreyfus consented and word was sent to other clubs requesting they relinquish their claims. A ten day waiting period was set before the release could be issued.
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Pittsburg
Clarke
Pittsburg Nationala
Barney Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Chicago Federal manager waits pennant decision
Joseph J. Winker of the Chicago Federals refuses surgery and will not submit to an operation until the Federal League pennant race is settled. Physicians urged immediate action, but Winker believes Chicago can still win with only two games left against Mis. and Pittsburg, who lead the standings.
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Chigagg
Joseph J. Winker
Chicago Federals
Tinker
Pittsburg
Mason to Meet Soldier Blake in Grand Opera House Card
Bobby Mason, 126-pound sailor, will face Soldier Blake at the Grand Opera House next Friday night. The bout follows a string of recent wins and features a card of several weight classes with notable matchups and pre-fight nerves described by local reporters.
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Ata San Antonio
Sam Houston
Gary Ben Ronnde
Mason
Speirs
Setton
Prisyth
Tammy Gary
Windy City
Hebtweicht
Sar Antonios
Red Sox Lead NL After Double-Header Win Over Chicago
New York Sept 14 The league leading Red Sox swept Chicago in a two game set aided by strong pitching from Leonard and Shore as Chicago managed only three hits in each game. In game one Gardner hit a triple and Lewis added a RBI as Boston broke through in the fourth inning. The second game ended after eight innings due to darkness with Boston scoring three runs. Philadelphia opened a four game lead by beating St Louis while Brooklyn and Boston jockey for position behind Chicago and the Phillies.
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Philadelphia Teeters On World Series Bid Amid Tight Race
Baseball season action shows Philadelphia clinging to lead with four games left against Boston while the Tigers win regularly. Boston Americans sit two games behind as both series loom to decide the pennant. Phillips beats McAllisters in a doubleheader with scores 823 to 285 and 31 to 31.
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McAllisters
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