Eastern college football opens with long ten week schedule
The 1919 season starts with many schools launching play yesterday. Indians beat Carlisle 50 to 7 at the opener. Other scores include Fort McKinley 38 Maine, New Hampshire 0 Norwich 0. Harvard Yale Army Navy dates set for November.
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Carlisle
Albright College
Troy
Renselaer Poly
Colum
University of Maine
Durham
N. H
New Hampshire
Norwich University
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Dartmouth
New Haven
Tigers
Cambridge
Michigan
Philadelphia
Blind newspaper seller seeks head transplant plan defeated
Atlanta reports John Cashin, a blind vendor, was lured by scientific articles to hope for sight restoration through replacing his eyes with the condemned murderer Robert L. Clay's eyes. Clay's relatives refused consent, blocking the controversial operation after law and medical details were set.
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Atlanta
John Cashin
Robert L. Clay
Clay
Gardner Injured in Detroit Game But Worlds Series Hope Remains
Roy Collins pitched a shutout until Boston built a nine run lead and won 10 to 4. Gardner broke a finger on a Bush grounder but says he will not miss the worlds series. The injury came in the eighth when the ball struck his right little finger. A physician splinted the hand immediately. Boston batted Willetts at will. Detroit struggled with the fielding as Collins allowed four runs in the later innings.
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Detroit
Mich
Roy Collins
Boston
Tigers
Gardner
Bush
Redox
Willetts
Hooper
Yerkes
Speaker
Lewis
Engle
Thomas
Collins
Cady
Corridon
Crawford
House
Bere & Cobb, Cf
Seevenece
Louden
de Onslow
Gas Esseveteete
Benee Willett
Pegtie Dees
Patel
Willett
Onslow
Havre de Grace Race Track Closed by Governor Order
Baltimore state dispatch reports Havre de Grace race track to close Monday per Governor Goldsborough order after Attorney General Poe found racing commission unqualified and its acts void. State Attorney J H Stifler announced the closure. some racing interests expect the meet to continue despite the order.
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Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Goldsborough
J. H. Stifler
Harford County
Goldsbrough
Poe
Racing Commission
Circuit Court
Murray's Home Undefeats the Pirates in New York
Jeff Tesreau and Jack Murray led the Giants past Pittsburgh 2 to 1 before 22,000 at New York. Murray drove in both runs with a fourth-inning homer while Tesreau allowed only five hits and no walks through seven, finishing with a two-hitter extended by late pressure.
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New York
Jeff Tesreau
Jack Murray
Pirates
Jeff
Camnitz
Meyers
Shafer
Wagner
Murray
Tesreau
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Devore
Siescvtcseseserse
Doyle
Woccsescee
Snodgrass
Theseccceceersrse
Merkle
Fletcher
Tesrea
Pittsburg
Gibson
Myers
Wilson
Butler
Dove
Pletcher
New
Bas Pittsburg
Mletcher
Carey
Kiem
Orth
New Bowling League Forms With Four City Teams
The Grand Bowling league organized last week with four teams the Lumberman the Thorman club the Eagle club and the Grand Big Five. Officers include Carl Ziegler president H C Thorman vice president Nathan Frazier secretary and Doc Emerson treasurer. The first match is Monday night as the Thorman club faces the Eagles and Thursday the Grand Big Five meet the Lumberman.
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The
Lumberman
Thorman Club
Eagle Club
Grand Big Five
Carl Ziegler
H. C. Thorman
Nathan Frazier
Doc Emerson
Eagles
Commercial Tenpin League Forming With Nine Teams
A city wide commercial tenpin bowling league is forming with nine teams entered. Officers elected at a meeting include President H J Smythe and Vice President G B Wagner. A final entrance meeting will be held at the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone building on September 23 to finalize arrangements.
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Southwestern Telegraph and _ Telephone building
H. J. Smythe
G. B. Wagner
B. A. Peters
R. A. Reeder
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Etaoins
San Antonio Machine & Supply Co
San Antonio Gas & Electric Co
Maverick- Clark Litho, Co
Oakland Club
Guarantee Shoe Co
Wolff & Marx
Joske Bros
Kiss Not An Assault Verdict In Lowell Case
A sealed verdict in East Cambridge freed Narcisse Grabois of assault and battery accused for kissing Sarah J Chenard along his Lowell rural route. The Lowell court heard the claim of an unwanted embrace during a mail delivery, which Grabois denied, insisting he only delivered genuine mail.
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Boston
East Cambridge
Narcisse Grabois
Lowell
Sarah J. Chenard
Lowell Court House
Grabois
Uncle Sam
Chenard House
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in American League
Results show St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Cleveland topped New York 5 to 4. Boston defeated Detroit 11 to 4 as Washington and Chicago had rain delays. Remaining schedule lists Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit with Washington at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Tames
Washington
Chicago
P. Boston
Detroit Oe
Eee
Renee Eld
Chicago 2 3 Philadelphia 43 5 Pittsburg 1 New York 2
A list shows team scores for T s Games with no games scheduled. Entries include Chicago 2 Pittsburg 1 Philadelphia 43 Boston 13 St Louis 0 Brooklyn 12 New York 2 Cincinnati 2.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Nap Rucker Dominates Cardinals in 12–0 Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn routs St. Louis 12 to 0 as Nap Rucker fans 11 and receives strong defense and hammering offense. Stengel hits a long first inning homer for Brooklyn, with Geyer Perritt Bresnahan backing Rucker on the mound and Miller catching.
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R. H. EB
Towleiss
Brooklyn
Geyer, Perritt
Bresnahan
Rucker and Miller
Phillies Dent Cubs' Pennant Hopes in Twin Bill
The Philadelphia Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs 3–2 and 6–3 to tighten the Cubs’ pennant bid. Cheney outpitched Rixey in the opener as Chicago failed with clutch hits, while Seaton and Lavender struggled in the nightcap.
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Chicago
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Cheney
Rixey
Seaton
Lavender
R. H. E. Chicago
Archer
Killifer
R. HH. E
Cotter
Conscience Confession From Moody Student Hatton
Chicago’s Asa Hatton of Moody Bible Institute published a confession in three Springfield Illinois newspapers. He admits past dishonesty in Springfield High School, returning an oratorical prize and seeking to advertise his remorse after a late call to the ministry.
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Chicago
Asa Hatton
Moody Bible Institute
Springfield
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Board of Health
AEC Hgorn
Bud” Fisher
Orono
Fort McKinley
Holland
United States
E.a.holland
HICKS
San Antonio, Texas
Red Sox
Maryland
R. K. McHenry
Southwestern University
McHenry
Southwestern
Giant
Remy
S.x.callahan
Main Avenue
Brooklyn Swamps Cards
Rucker
Trolley Dodgers
N. Y
Nap Rucker
Nap
Cardinals
Dodgers
Stengel
Montgomery
California
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