Moran System Keeps Grover Alexander Fresh for Phillies
Pat Moran sticks to a strict rotation for Grover Alexander, pitching him every fourth day and never as a reliever. Alexander’s regular turn shifts only on rain or idle days, with an exception for the World Series where he will start four of seven games.
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Pat Moran
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Stallings
Grover Alexander
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Clark Griffith
Walter Johnson
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Historic pennant win spans Red Sox and early league titles
The text notes the Red Sox pennant leading to Boston's 13th, with managers and teams marking historic flags. It lists early National and American league champions including Harry Wright, Merritt, Selee, Stallings, and Col ling, Stahl, Carrigan. It also oddly claims the Philadelphia Nationals earned their first flag in 382 years.
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Red Sox
Boston
Harry Wright
Nationals
Merritt
Selee
Stallings
Jimmy Colling
Jake Stahl
Bill Carrigan
Philadelphia Nationals
Elks Boxing Bill Promises Top Card Friday Night
The Elks Club hosts a premier boxing program Friday night with two main events and three preliminaries. Miller faces Trowlinger at 158 pounds, Pinkman meets Schaffli at 135, Houck battles Carley at 122, Mamus clashes with Beckett at 145, and Fowler meets Hegge at 130. Action starts 8 15 with Adolph Schacht in charge.
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Schaffli
Houck
Carley
Mamus
Beckett
Fowler
Hegge
Elks’ Club
Adolph Schacht
Hen Miller
Middle West
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Ad Schaffu
Ed Pinkman
George
Leo Houck
Jack Carley
North Yakima
Mat Mamua
Inter Lake
Sailor Beckett
Bremerton
Jack Fowler
Walter Hegge
Chance backs Red Sox to beat Phillies in World Series
Frank Chance, former Cubs and Yankees captain, predicts the Red Sox will win the World Series over the Phillies. He says the Red Sox face Alexander and that Philly’s star cannot carry the team alone from his Los Angeles ranch.
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Frank Chance
Chicago
Cubs
New York
Yankees
Red Sox
Phillies
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Philly
Chance
Los Angeles
Montgomery Emerges as Regular Cal Quarterback
Montgomery has won a regular berth as quarterback of the Californians. He is light for a backfield man yet clever in open field running and adaptable to the American game. Critics in the South rate him as a possible All-Coast pivot candidate. He usually kicks at least one field goal per game and starred in aerial attacks on Rugby encounters.
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Californians
Mercury
South
Princeton Faces Tough Schedule as Season Advances
Eastern football focus shifts to Princeton and Syracuse clash at Princeton after a shaky 15 to 0 win over Georgetown. Speedy Rush guides Princeton back to form. Harvard expected to coast past Carlisle, Yale to test Lehigh, Army and Navy enter, Pitt on pace to challenge Navy, with Iowa and Minnesota billed as a hammer game.
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Syracuse
Tigers
Georgetown
Speedy Rush
Harvard
Carlisle
Indiana
Yale
Lehigh
Sam
Army
Navy
Marines
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Pitt
Warner
Minnesota
Coast league upheaval looms as McCredies face loss
The San Francisco Examiner notes possible ownership changes for Portland and Oakland clubs amid dissatisfaction with the McCredies. Rumors suggest sale of Portland, potential league expansion to eight clubs, and Northwestern league moves, though Portland quitting remains unlikely without majority approval.
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McCredies
Portland
Oakland
Pacific Coast League
MccCredies
World Series Opener Hums With Fresh Faces and Hope
In Boston and Philadelphia fans brace for a fresh clash as old stars are absent. The piece notes J Franklin Baker and the Mackmen sidelined, while Boston’s Barry shines after a sale, and speculates on how Smoky Joe and Carrie, Speaker and Carrigan, will fare against the rival club in a rain-chance, high-spirited preview.
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Mcinnie
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Connie
Gore
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Gonzaga Football Averages Near 175 Pounds
The Gonzaga University football squad, facing Washington in Spokane on October 23, is noted for players around 175 pounds on average. Weigh-ins from a prior game show several players in the 160s to 190s, with coach Wee Coyle signaling a higher actual average than his announced 172.
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Dobie
Spokane
Catholic College
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Finegold
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Sholderer
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Wylie
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Coyle
Ballard to Test Lincoln In City Prep Grid Clash
Ballard High faces Lincoln High in Seattle Friday afternoon in a key city showdown. Coach Ernie Wells has Lincoln nearly veteran, while Ballard, led by George Cole, aims to prove its heavy, fast lineup can challenge last season’s runners up. The Ballard roster includes Kyle at fullback Thomas Crossett and Clifford at halves with Beck or Clifford at quarterback.
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Lincoln
Warriors
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Queen Anne Sets Strong Lineup for Franklin Scrimmage
Queen Anne and Franklin open their high school season at Dugdale's park with Queen Anne favored by several pounds per man. Coach Roseburg banks on speed while Coach Allen relies on team work to seek victory as Ballard, Lincoln, Broadway, and West Seattle also play this week.
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Queen Anne
Dugdale’s Park
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Ballard
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Broadway
West Seattle
Coach Allen's Team Aims for Stronger Roster
Coach Allen plans to upgrade the squad with heavier linemen and faster backs. He targets players averaging between 150 and 100 pounds? The report notes Carr at tackle could reach about 200 pounds as part of the growth.
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Tomorrow's College Games Listed Across Nations Venues
The schedule lists matchups including Yale against Lehigh in New Haven and Harvard against Cambridge in Cambridge. Cornell hosts Williams in Ithaca while Dartmouth meets Tufts in Hanover amid a slate of other regional showdowns and key venue notes.
Oregon Aggies Lose Star Halfback to Parental Objection
The Oregon Aggies shed star halfback Dutch Hayes from Pasadena California after parental objections. Coach Stewart replaces him with Yea ger Newman Alworth Abraham Billie Heerline and Lacey in the backfield while noting he has splendid material to work with.
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Fragmentary Battery Names Mentioned in OCR
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Bhalk
Harvard Faces New Rules Aimed at Halting Interference
The article notes Harvard football will lose stars Brickley Hardwick and others to graduation but coach Percy Haughton remains confident. New 15 yard penalties are said to target Harvard interference, with three rule changes allegedly designed to curb the Crimson.
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Percy Haughton
Packey McFarland Gains Big on War Stock Swing
Packey McFarland collected $20,000 recently at Brighton Beach with Mike Gibbons and invested in war stocks. He bought Chicago Pneumatic Tool and Bethlehem Steel and, within a week, grew his funds to $32,500 by selling when stock bulges rose.
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Mike Gibbons
Brighton Beach
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Bethlehem Steel
Harvard Interference Rules Draw Criticism From Spectators
The passage argues the first two rules unfairly penalize a highly skilled Harvard team for interference. It notes the interrupter cannot constantly watch the ball and suggests the third rule impacts Harvard, whose players are praised for being exceptionally well conditioned and educated in footwork.
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Harvard
Hofer Returns to Aggies Football Squad in Cast
Gus Hofer former Oregon Aggies captain weighing 195 pounds returns to the team with a cast on his hand. He faces tough odds to break into the tackle lineup where Anderson and Laythe are performing well.
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Gus Hofer
Oregon Aggies
Anderson
Laythe
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