Stagg Coaching Chicago Eleven Reaches Thirty-Four Seasons
Chicago Oct 1 Thirty four years the same job at one institution is rare. A A Stagg director of athletics at the University of Chicago has spent 34 seasons with the Maroons since 1892. Under Stagg the program produced stars like Eckersall Steffen Bezdek Romney Thomas Gowdy and many others shaping a storied gridiron era. The 1905 Michigan game win and current Big Ten expectations highlight a long, influential coaching career.
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Thomas Will Endeavor 10 Take Second World Series Entry
Louisville and Baltimore renewed a best of nine classic as the Junior World Series opens with pitching duels and sluggers. Jack Ogden faltered in the first game while Louisville struck for four runs. Earnshaw held the Orioles to limited hits as the Colonels pressed a 4-? win. Cullop, veteran southpaw, previously toppled Baltimore in 1921. Thomas and Delery assigned to start for Baltimore at Louisville. The series continues until one team wins five games. The Baeton News Letter notes the first American newspaper started in 1704.
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Meadows To Pitch Opener For Pirates In Series
Pittsburgh writers and fans expect Lee Meadows to start the opener against the Washington Senators with Vic Aldridge to follow in the second game. Manager Bill McKechinie has not confirmed pitching assignments as the Pirates prepare for the three game set in Cincinnati. The team plans light workouts and a chamber banquet for players before departing for Cincinnati for the finale of the regular schedule.
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Dodgers Sink Lower Near End Of Season
Baseball notes from New York report three games separating four teams in the National League race. Phillies gain mathematical chance at first, Braves, Reds and Dodgers fight for positions as Brooklyn and Chicago also contend. AL action sees Washington defeat Boston while Indians face White Sox and Tigers meet Browns in final games of the year.
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Second Nat to Win Title in Two Seasons
Washington club notes a repeat feat with another AL MVP from their ranks Roger Peckinpaugh following Walter Johnson in 1924. Fort Worth Texas League champions clinch the Dixie Series by edging Atlanta 10 9 in a tense final.
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Former Champion Out Of Tournament In Golf Event
ST LOUIS Oct 1 Among eight survivors in the National Women's Golf tournament today rested a page of battle the vacant seat of a dethroned champion Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd 1924 title holder succumbed 9 and 4 in yesterday's matches to F C Letts of Chicago
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First Soccer Contest Ends In Tie Between Two Schools
The season opener at Columac Park saw Williamsport High and Thurmont High play to a 2-2 draw. Shipley scored for Williamsport and Eyler for Thurmont while Kreps of Williamsport left injured after a collision. The match drew a sizable crowd amid fast play and steady action throughout.
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Electric scoreboard to relay World Series plays live
Arrangements were made today for the World Series service supplied by the Herald-Mail for Ha azrestown fans. An electric scoreboard will be erected again at both Pittsburgh and Washington with an Associated Press wire delivering every move from field entry to final out. Games start at 2 oclock daily with wire access at 12:30 as teams take the field. Openers set for October 7 in Pittsburgh, then October 9 to 11 in Washington, with possible continuation October 12 and 13 in Pittsburgh.
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Cuyler and Goslin Will Draw Most Attention in Big Series
Washington and Pittsburgh clash in the World Series opener with Goslin and Cuyler as the focal points of slugging. Goslin, 1924 series hero, batted .344 last fall and shines in clutch moments. Cuyler, young Pirates star, hit .360 this season and leads an efficient outfield alongside Carey and Barnhart. Base-stealing edge favors Pittsburgh with Carey at 42 steals and Barnhart nine. Washington counters with Rice sharing top 27 steals. Washington’s outfield averages 325 with McNeely or Harris in lineup, while Pittsburgh’s outfield outpaces on paper by about 10 points in batting. Defensive edge lies with Washington trio of Goslin Rice and McNeely, though Pittsburgh speedsters Cuyler and Carey keep pace.
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Washington County High School soccer season schedule
The Washington County High School soccer season runs daily across six towns Hagery Williamsport Clear Spring Hancock Smithburg and Boonsboro ending November 13. A Baltimore-based referee will officiate all games replacing the old local system.
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World Series Comparisons Highlight Sam Rice Right Field Edge
Sam Rice stands out in right field for Washington with speed, ten years with the club, and a batting average above .800. The piece notes Rice’s fielding helped Washington beat New York in the 1924 World Series, contrasts Barnhart and Traynor in other outfield roles, and projects likely lineups with Barnhart in left and Cuyler in right for Pittsburgh.
Phillies take second straight over Robins 6 4
Philadelphia wins 6 to 4 over Brooklyn as Sand hits a bases loaded double in the seventh. Bob McGraw started for the Robins while Willoughby and Mitchell pitched for the Phillies with Mitchell relieving after the seventh. Score by innings listed.
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Coolidge Visit Adds Steam to Omaha Event
City residents inhale 25 to 30 pounds of smoke yearly as Coolidge plans a Omaha stop. The former president reflects on fatigue from travel and the need to rest after vacations.
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