Yale Hosts Holy Cross in New Haven Showdown
The Associated Press reports Yale prepares to host Holy Cross in New Haven, a rematch from last year, as Harvard Princeton Penn set early-season tests. Several big programs like Cornell and Army look to open against new foes while Boston-area teams and others begin schedules.
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Amateur Games and Local Baseball Action Summary
The Wolff & Marx team defeated Wolfson 8 to 2 on the army diamond as Hummell allowed two hits and Fitzgibbons hit a home run and a single in three at bats for the winners. The Dalkowitz team won 6 to 3 over Government Hill Tigers on the mounted post diamond, Freeman pitching well and Mergie starring with the bat. Later the Tigers beat the Dalkowitz squad 5 to 3 on Iowa Board Street diamond, Meyers and Stanley strong on the mound. A double header between Round Ups and Households at Soh Park ended 5 to 3 after darkness, with Itman four-for-four and Cotton and Knaupp delivering key hits for the Round Ups.
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Motocycle Race Meet at Texas Fair Grounds
One of the state’s largest motocycle race meetings is planned at the fair grounds race track during the International fair on November 5. Organized by the 8. A. Motocycle club led by C. Huser, the event offers 300 in cash prizes and many loving cups for professionals and amateurs. Entries are expected from Waco Austin Dallas, with at least 150 riders likely to enter. A local meet on October 8 at the fair grounds will showcase talent ahead of the big races.
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Round Ups and Households Split Doubleheader
In the ninth the Round Ups scored twice on three errors. Tracy pitched well for the Households allowing three hits and fanning nine with runners in scoring position. O Banjn? of the Households hit a triple a double and a single in four at bats. Gerhardt caught for Crevenstine who was steady in key moments. First game ended Round Ups 57 Households 37 with Galm Gerhardt Van Ottmann Broad behind the dish. Second game finished Households 29 Round Ups 23 as Crevenstine Gehrdt Tracy and B Hovel contributed.
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McoGowen
Wolff and Marx Defeat Stowers In Independent League
Wolff and Marx beat Stowers 5 to 2 at Krisch park in a three game series on the morning diamond. Snider drove in the decisive run with a three run eighth inning rally aided by Picard and Gotthardt. Duff and Gueldner produced solid pitching as Wagner sparked Stowers with two doubles. In a separate double bill, the Cubs defeated the Giants 8 to 6 and 2 to 1, with Rieden stellar in game one and Samuels supplying the homer in game two.
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Football Opens 1911 Season At Post
Two football games marked the season opener at the Post. Troop F Eleventh Cavalry and the Signal Corps tied 0 to 0, while Battery Band and the Twenty second Infantry battled to an even stalemate yesterday.
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My Post
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Signal Corps
Gleanings From Yesterday's Baseball Action
Rube Marquard left the Reds tied after five. Wilke finished them off with two eighth inning hits. Rube Benton shut down the Giants as Murray starred with key hits. Alexander pitched well for the Phillies in a win over the Cardinals. The Athletics edged the Naps by one run sparked by Derrick and Baker plays. Wells is reported in good shape while Johnson remains doubtful for October fights with Wells.
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Giants and Athletics Set for World Series Clash
The piece previews the world series match up with the Giants relying on speed on the bases against the Athletics pitching of Bender Plank and Coombs. It notes Morgan Krause as backups and lists star pitchers Marquard Mathewson Ames Crandall Wiltse Drucke for the Giants. It also mentions rumors of Hedges selling the Browns to Callahan Griffith and a potential managerial move for Jack Sheridan. Jobs opening next season may affect Washington Boston New York St Louis Cleveland and possibly Ohio.
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Boston
New York
St Louis
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Ohio
Sto Vall Replaced by Davis After Key Welding Work
The Nap team faces a personnel shift as Sto Vall is displaced in favor of Davis, following Sto Vall’s pivotal role in welding the team together and driving early progress.
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Davis
Nap
Kramer Leads Cyclists in National Championship
Frank Kramer captured two firsts at the Viredrome track to near clinch the national professional cycling title. Jack Clark, who led earlier, could not race due to injuries, leaving Kramer with 72 points to Clark’s 60.
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Local Baseball Scores and Odd Endnote on Baths
Scores from St Joseph Omaha Denver and Sioux City appear with inning details for St Josephs 11 innings and a split doubleheader in Omaha while a stray line touts Harlandale hot sulfur baths for kidney and bladder troubles and a free trial offer.
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Boucc Championship Draws Large Italian Crowd
A crowded Giorda alley on South Leona street witnessed Ernest Broggs and John Miorelli win the championship Boucci series in three games. The first and third scores were 12 to 6, the second 68 to 60 for Broggi and Miorelli. Richard Pasquali and Pablo Broggi challenged afterward, with Broggi and Miorelli winning the first two exhibition games 12 to 7 and 12 to 11.
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Opposed to Prize Fight In London Court Ban Bid
London reports that the District Railway company which owns the Freehold Hart's Court exposition will seek an injunction to stop the Johnson Wells bout. In New Orleans Opal Brown of Milwaukee faces Joe Thomas for ten rounds at the Orleans Athletic Club tonight. Delmont and Attell train at Bay St. Louis with Attell set to meet Daly next week and Delmont to face Frankie Russell in the semi windup.
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McGraw Seeks Crandall as Giants Turn to Relief Ace
Baseball observers say Johin J McGraw needs one more reliable teher to back Mathewson and guard the Giants for the National League pennant. Otis Crandall, shown strong in recent outings, is ready to step up from relief duties to become a key arm for the pennant push.
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Uard
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Otis Crandall
Crandall
Standing of Clubs Reported With Sporadic Scores
Cincinnati leads New York 6 to 5 while Philadelphia 8 and 81. Louis 2 trailing. Boston Chicago rain delays. Games today include Boston in Chicago New York in Cincinnati Philadelphia in St Louis Brooklyn in Pittsburgh.
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Results Tie Games Across Cities in Yesterday's Scores
Yesterday's scores show Cleveland 8 in Philadelphia and Detroit in Philadelphia while Chicago played New York, St. Louis in Boston, and Cleveland met Washington with mixed results across multiple venues.
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Norman W Lawhern Buys Half Interest in Alexander’s Billiard Parlor
Notice states Norman W Lawhern purchases half interest in Alexander’s billiard parlor and will personally manage from the date. The parlor remains a quiet place for gentlemen with courteous treatment for all patrons. September 28, 1911. Dr Sarah Heraman osteopath Gibbs Bldg. Phones hes N. P. 3055-
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Norman W. Lawhern
Alexander
Two Men Arrested for Sunday Liquor Sale in Beaumont
In Jefferson County two saloon keepers from Beaumont and Port Arthur, Jesse McKee and Ben de Silva, were charged with violating the Sunday liquor law. The county attorney seeks forfeiture of their licenses.
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Fall Rage Meet Opens at Churchill Downs
Eighteen days of racing begin at Churchill Downs in Louisville with the St. Leger handicap as the opening feature. The Kentucky Endurance Stake of four miles for $8400 and a $1000 cup awaits the winner on October 7, amid questions about banning pegas buying and its impact on speculation.
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Louisville
Deciding Games Today in Cavalry Infantry Series
The Bleydnth Cavalry won 4 to 2 against the Twenty-second Infantry on the upper post diamond in front of the season’s largest crowd. Op Pett pitched well despite ragged support as the Eleventh built a two run lead in the first inning and made key defensive plays. Terrell added a four base hit driving in a run. A deciding game is set for 10 o'clock this morning on the same diamond, with a possible playoff this afternoon if the Infantry win or lose, affecting the championship outcome.
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Minneapolis and St Paul Engage in Daily Orchestra Run
In Minneapolis and St Paul venues an assortment of orchestral acts perform daily. The list includes Royal Orchestra at Sara toga restaurant with Theo Artat's ensemble and Roth phones noted in daily program details.
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Saratoga Restaurant
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