Syracuse Freshmen Hopeful to Build Strong 1915 Team
Syracuse coach O'Neil trains a large pool of candidates including Rose and Witkiewon as backfield contenders while 17 veterans depart. Freshmen and yearling players from Iss Yeac'n team are in mix to form a powerful squad for the next three seasons. battles for center and end positions loom as practice intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steve
Slopausa
Bophaniares
Syracuse
Sera Case
Prayle O'Nos
Iss
O'Neil
Whiten
Maure
Aed
Comets
Walter Rose
Iseure
Witkeneon
Orange
Rose
Newberry
The
Inc
Slater
O'Connell
Bhullz
Wakefield
Rafter
Meehan
Hugh
Se Tafter
Fry
Gotham
Schlater
Crna
New York City
Stonewal
Jaze
Tohnon
Husky
Nott
Yarkola
Mill Land
Trigg
Wilber
Smithson Land Weiener
Boutin
Dallmouth
Whde
Shufell
Travis
Brapex
Din
McBencwch
Gimors
Eovond
Ide
Third Artillery Splits Moose in Season Opener
The Third Field Artillery Baseball team edged the Loyal Order of Moose 8 to 4 in a season opener. Key performances came from Mekune and Kits, with strong pitching from King who struck out 12 but issued several walks. Simming starred for Moose with a three-run triple and solid defense, while McCullough and Simmons contributed for the Artillery in a high‑framing, early‑season clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artllery
Infantry Astilant
Order of Manse
Stott King
Wensler
Huss
King
Wen
Mekune
Artillery
Toax
Mcullough
Simmonk
Simming
RHR
Loyal Order of Moose
Barteria
Wing
Kennedy
Masa Ind Brown
Johnston and Griffin Win Doubles at Tri-State
Johnston and Clarence Griffin of San Francisco defeated R A Holden Jr and Trux Emerosa of Cincinnati to win the men's doubles at the Tri-State Tenpin tournament amid aSept crowd. Bjurstedt of Norway and Neely of Chicago meet McNeill Jr and Randers to decide the women's doubles.
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Astic
William
Johnston
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
R. A. Holden Jr
Trux Emerosa
Cincinnati
Fitnels
Mi Jella Bjurstedt
Nortway
Risa Carriek Neely
Chicago
Malcolm McNeill Jr
Chienec
Miss Truth Randers
Chess Masters to Meet New York Jubilee Invitation
Chess masters gather in New York to celebrate the Rice gambit invention anniversary. Professor Teaac L. Rice of this city plans a jubilee with invitations to Capablanca Marshall Lasker and other masters. Rice offers a $1000 prize, subject to increase by tournament directors.
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New York
Teaac L. Rice
Unclear American League Standings Fragment
Fragmentary notes list several teams including Detroit Boston Chicago Washington New York St Louis Philadelphia and Cleveland. Mentions games and scheduling with scattered results and a reference to Sunday results and upcoming Detroit at Boston.
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Clute Ao
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Philadelplan
Suushes
Roaton Vt Inotmivatl
Krooklyn Se Pluss
York
Eniisa Philadelpaie
St Fouts
Mich
Martin Graves
Denver
State Fair Grounds
Dre. Liston
Los Angeles
National League Scores and Standings Note Patchwork Text
Fragmented report lists various NL games with Philadelphia and New York teams. Mentions Mets and Phillies, plus Boston and Brooklyn results, with unclear scoring and locations.
Federal League Result Reflects Mixed Scores
In a tight schedule the Newak,ansas City and Chicago sides delivered a 2 to 1 outcome with Buffalo scoring 10 and Baltimore tallying 120. St. Lovie and Bread May Monday headline the Brooktn Swarsite City contest at Pictshire with a 2 ee result.
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Newak
Ansas City
Chicago
Buffalo
Baltimore
St. Lovie & Bread
Hyalo
Pictshire
Federals Challenge for World’s Series
Federal League president James A. Gilmore issues two challenges to the National Baseball Commission for participation in the 1915 World Series. He proposes a series between the Federal pennant winner and the winner of the NL vs AL champions, and says the Federals will leave arrangements to the Commission and relinquish their share to any charity named by a councilor.
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New York
James A. Gilmore
Sunsiay
National Baseball Commission
Gilmore
Frderal Teagit
Iveiter Gimore Ia
Nia Hfe
Jonarite
Gilimate
Bieter Jones
Bonny
Hal Vhaye
Hienen
Feak Bawk
Wwe
Bay
Falkenbere
Groom
Pittsburgens
Aston
Philadelphia
Athleties
Tron
Ran
Bene Tigers
Newsies
Shelton Anxious to Meet Gary Again in Title Bout
Promoter and crowd anticipating a high profile heavyweight duel as Shelton, the Neahweight chaser, seeks a rematch with Gary in Chicago amid a packed arena. Manager Raysie cautions overconfidence as fans hype the Friday night showdown and potential weight class clash unfolds with hopes for a decisive victory.
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Jack" Shelton
Sin An- Tuo
Tiihty Gare
Chicago
Brolin
Gey
Akemi
Ant
Acmady
Muyonern
Ain Nealon
Wheexerton
Holt
Mary Wax
Rix
van Shelton Hart
Shelton
Raysie
Longo Iad
Headquarters Beat Lowther Bros In Big League Tilt
Headquarters defeated Lowther Bros 5 to 1 on the Headquarters diamond Sunday. Pitcher on debut limited Lowthers to two hits, while Jones and Holiday anchored the mound effort for the winners. Whitney of Lowther Bros was the sole batter to connect for a two-bagger and a run.
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Fort Sam Klauatan
Luther Bros
Seasom
Tre
Bille
Leathe
Jane
veWwcomer
Pendpton
Twirler Jones
Whitney
Lowther Bros
Jones
Seave
Butteries
Jones and A
Holiday
Dartmouth Jock
Tinker to Undergo Opera To Relieve Kidney Problem
Chicago Federals manager Joseph B. Tinker slated for an operation Monday to relieve a kidney issue that has kept him from the field since early in the season. He postponed twice, choosing to stay with the pennant race. Other brief scores from the era are listed in the column.
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Chicagh
Joseph B. Tinker
Chicago Federals
Big Nine Teams Begin Practice in West
The Dit Nine universities opened practice in Chicago on September 20 as the Western Intercollegiate Conference begins. First games are set for October 2. Indiana, facing large squads, plans evening workouts to beat the heat, with Coach Childs guiding a group of about fifty candidates amid midwestern college football preparations.
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Chicago
Ami Ravarts
Childs
Indiana
Jordan Vield
Indiana Eleven
Reapers Drop From Matropoliiin Association List
The document notes Burke to be dropped from the sports controlled by the Matropoliiin Association of the amateur Athletiy Union. Prepared for submission to the anal meeting, the sanctioning is indicated by the telecommunication source.
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Basket
Burke
Matropoliiin Association
Athletiy Union
Aresamvion
Daspetation Mondey Sight de & Candapted
Olyanegm
Telesuelation
Cher Sean
Potchernicks Beat Hibernians in Narrow Win
Potchernicks edged the Hibernians with a 16 5 score in a tense game. Gallagher led the winners with timely hits while Wid and Krallanil Huntress provided standout support. The Hibernians struggled in the late innings as Potcherateks pulled ahead.
Fuquay to face Dr Beck in championship preview
Claude Fuquay will meet Dr Beck today in the Yomcla tennis tournament semifinal. Reck will be handicapped one game in each set. Fuquay is Class B champion, Beck won last spring's elimination title, and the winner advances to meet Dan Murphy Wednesday for the championship.
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Dr. Reck
Maude Puquay
Reck
Fuquay
Beck
Dan Murphy
Battie Manthy
Southern League Baseball At Memphis Scare-Rhews vs Nashville
In Memphis the Scare-Rhews beat Nashville with a 13 to 6 score as Johnson and Wallace led the battery for Scare-Rhews while Poule Hors and Sohmkity Rogers and Siti worked for Nashville. Delayed lines depict line scores and pitching notes amid an otherwise muddled OCR rundown.
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Nashville
Poule, Hors
Sohmkity Rogers
Siti
Bahia
So el
Fragmented baseball score recap with scattered names
Unclear OCR text lists multiple teams and players such as Chivas, Cincinnati, Batter, Lewis, Burns, Snyder, and others across several games. Scattered innings and scores appear with many unreadable fragments making precise results impossible to verify.
Knights of Columbus Twige beat A. & 01's in two games
The Knights of Columbus defeated Ahrens and Otto’s in a doubleheader at Sealing Park. Righty Hynes pitched masterfully for the Knights while Red Aldworth lasted only five frames. Ferguson drove in all eight Knights runs as Colling and other hitters sparked the offense, and Cahill umpired both games.
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Knights OF Columbus Twige
Knight of Columbus Dsr
Hal
Aida Afterpoon
Sealing Park
Thay Paler
Ahpens & Ome
Ahrona & Uitts
Oey
Hynes
Knights
Alicence
Nationa
Hine Pleek
Mae
Streht
Strauss
Ferguson
Hulbrook
Sengatinial Colling
Batgan God Cahill
Knights of Columbus
Ahrens
Fried and
Catt
Holbrook
Burke
Mypire
Tuggan
Ahrens & Ott
Nor & Falveries
Hydes and
Gott
Dresch
Gray and Burke
Empire
Cahill
Harlandale doubleheader split with Chopa Reds
Harlandale split a doubleheader against the Chopa Reds Sunday afternoon. In the opener Hart emped to a 5 to 2 win as Holbreent paced the attack with two singles a double and a triple. Giraud started the second game for the Chops but lasted only a few innings as Harlandale scored three runs. E Stahl pitched in both games delivering a strong outing in relief.
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Harvandale
Katchel Lea
Chupa Reds
Harlandale
Willow
Give Rips
Ukenan
Taarry Chiffensen
Malice
Nes
B. Marxywes
Giraud
Chopas
Harlandales Markiig Tiree
E. Stahl
Narandade
Gatlerius
McCirky
Chileon
E. Sinbh
Stabe Seconn
Dion
E Stan
Wade
A Few Minutes With The Sporting Editor
President James A Gilmore of the Federal League stirs debate by urging charity from league owners and officials after the world series. The piece critiques his view while highlighting rival opinions and possible motives behind the proposal.
Lone Stars Triumph in Marton Hard-Fought Victory
San Antonio defeated the Denia in an exciting game Sunday. Tes Bept Aon Tone Sib Wasehs contributed with thirteen strikeouts and three hits. Doran and Jimrpis pitched for the visitors, while Wise scored the lone run for the home team.
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Marton
San Atoni
Jdenia Ihay
San Samplanm
Doran
Jimrpis
West End Pharmacy team wins last game 8 to 1
The West End Pharmacy beat Groemer 8 to 1 as the last game on Sunday afternoon. Amann Lee Vetters Ruehhne led the winners with six hits combined. Phillips started for the Breemers and faded in the fifth, relieved by Meyers. West Ends totaled thirteen hits, six by Pn ieggers. Braun made a notable running catch in right field. Dreemer and Mex ers starred for the Dreemers.
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West End Pharmacy
Groemer
Polchernick
Amann
Lee
Vetters
Ruehhne
Phillips
Breemers
Meyers
West Enda
Pnieggers
Braun
Dreemer
Dreemere
Heecoce
RWB
West Ends
Sisk Dreemers
Harne
Philips
3Levers
Hobox
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Compraht
Intersataeal
George McManus
Golly- Fem
Nour Sake
Dinty Moore
Maggie
O'Neill
Moose
Fansler
Griffin
Halden
Emerson
Capa Manca
Asker
Marshall
Guiek
Manuay
Chennal Now Vark Bt Leag Ie Washbinian
Cleveland
Thillelphian
Horton Go
Federal League
NSF
Pittghore
Newark
Kansas
Brookdyn
Baltimors
Gary
Soldier Team
Don Po Widnes
American Association
Minneapolis
Clexland
Linnisiviles
Mit
Stuart
Sutherland Springs
Potchernicks
Hibernians
Claude Fuquay
DR. Beck
Dan. Murphy
Memphis
Rwes Birmaingham
Johnson
Trimes
Wallace
Busheluan
Gimlai
Schiel
Clark
Fucaga
Chivas
Palterias
AC Cincinnnati
Wudolphang
Gowdes Behneider and
Clarke
Houis
Mexander Wy Burns
Robinson
Anyidet
Lewis
Chalmers and Burna
Aus and
Snyder
Keller
League Park
Arlandales
McCarty
Rube Waddell
Gunkle
Newales
Guckle
Rennell
Aunnners
Whit Hudson
Nemo
Grean
Lone Stars
Jimmy Boras Vwirle Morstody Tall
the ‘Crockett
Vyttett
Houston St
West End
Dwemers
Drinney
VTS
Contay Dr.Lincoln
East
Houston Street
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