World Series Open Dates and Venues Set
The national commission announced the 1914 World Series schedule. First game October 8 in Philadelphia, with games in Boston October 11 12 and 14 18. A potential seventh game would be decided by coin toss with location TBD. Umpires and scorers named. rules remain the same as 1914.
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Tener
Charles Rigler J. Kiem
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Adrian C. Anson
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Winter Class Schedule at Y M C A Gymnasium
Milling interests along the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad report steady gains in passenger and freight movements over the past thirty days. President John T. Cochrane notes improved business conditions and rising car demand, with most mills operating and shipments increasing weekly.
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Alabama, Eenessee and Northern Railrroad
John T. Cochrane
Pasenger
Mr. Cochrane
Mile a Minute Water Run Sets Record and Disturber IV
A speedboat achieves a mile a minute in water with the Disturber IV driven by Jim Pugh of Chicago. The craft reaches 62 mph in Chicago harbor, beating the prior 54 mph record. Pugh, known as Dynamite Jim, is a millionaire storage executive and friend of Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson.
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Jim Pugh
Chicago
Duesenberg
Pugh
Dynamite Jim
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Jim
Amateurs League Standings and Weekend Games
The standings show Claimants at cellar level with 14 losses and 333 negative runs, while the Bs and Benedicts press their rivalry. A Sunday Lyons Park game features Beech Paints vs Haas Bros with listed lineups and positions, reflecting a busy local schedule and cross-team competition.
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Lyons Park
Beech Paint
Haas Bros
Rayford
Connor
Shotston
Benedict
Roberts
Mangum
Martin
Switzer
Smith
Santoull
Raines
Rasberry
Nadine
Beech Paints
Caine
Wilson
Kelly
Wilcox
Imland
Lee
Day
Courtney
Fowler
Thompson
Yale Loses to Virginia in Sloppy League Clash
New Haven reports Yale was outplayed and outgamed by Virginia, 10 to 0, in a drizzle veiled afternoon. A late Coleman interception return TD and Thurman field goal sealed the victory after three even quarters with no scoring. Legore sat out the action for Yale.
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Yale
Virginia
New Haven
Conn
Coleman
Thurman
Elis
Mayer
Wilson
Legore
Mississippi A. & M. Triumphs Over Mississippi College
In Jackson on October 2 under a hot sun the Mississippi A. & M. Aggies defeated Mississippi College 12 to 0. The only scores came in the second quarter with Jackson scoring after an out of bounds punt and Simmons adding a second touchdown. Mississippi College showed defense but failed to complete forward passes and missed a third quarter drop kick on the 15 yard line.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi College
Mississippi A. & M. College
Aggies
Starkville
Simmons
Mississippi
Catlin
Century grid of college football scores across multiple ledgers
A compilation of football results with numerous rivalries and regional matchups. Notable scores include Wisconsin 82 over Lawrence and Carnegie Tech 88 over Waynesburg, while others show low or draw outcomes such as Army 14 Holy Cross 14 and Clemson 6 Davidson 6.
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Trinity
Union
Williams
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Pitt
Westminster
Amherst
Bowdoin
Carnegie Tech
Waynesburg
Gettysburg
Western Maryland
Southern
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi A. & M
Mississippi College
Meridian
Meridian High
Macon High
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina A. & M
Norfolk Blues
Clemson
Clemson College
Davidson
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Charleston Citadel
Waco
Howard Payne
Baylor
Austin
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
Houston
Rice Institute
Dallas
University of Dallas
Britton Training School
Alabama
Howard
Georgia Teach
Mercer
Louisiana State
Jefferson
South Carolina
Newberry College
Kentucky State
Butler
Vanderbilt
South Presbyterian
South Carolina Presbyterian
Wofford
Louisiana University
Central University
Wiliams
Mary G. Western
Haskell Indians
North Dakota
Depau
Boston Falls in Two as Washington Wins Doubleheader
Washington beat Boston 3 to 1 in the first game and 3 to 3 in the second, with Walter Johnston dominating the mound in the opener and errors aiding the Red Sox in tying the second game. White Sox sweep Browns 8 to 0 and 6 to 1 as Young Man Sister shines on both sides of the diamond. Detroit Tops Cleveland in 11 innings 6 to 5 with Crawford’s 11th‑inning RBI. Reds and Cubs split a twin bill, Cubs 5-3 in 12 innings, Reds 3-0 in six. Pirates fall to Cardinals 3-1, Ames held them to seven hits. Newark takes both from Baltimore 7-1 and 3-2 as rain delays a Buffalo Brooklyn doubleheader.
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Boston
Walter Johnston
Red Sox
Nationals
Wood
Ruth
Thomas
Johnson
Williams
Omar
Sace
Shore
Mays
Cady
Dumont
Henry
White Sox
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Sister
E. Collins
Browns
Murphy
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Cincinnati
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Douglas
Standridge
Bresnahan
Wingo
Cinginna
Vc Eee Eae
Darkness
Humphries
Archer
Schneider
Chicago Whales take lead with 11 inning win in Federal League
Chicago edged Pittsburgh 8 to 3 after 11 innings as Brown, Wilson, and team overcame late Pittsburgh rallies. Prendergast, Barger, and Berry secured the victory. St Louis fell from pennant contention, losing to Kansas City 9 to 2 with Cullop and Easterly handling the mound duties.
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Pittsburg
Whales
Pittfeds
Brown
Wilson
Kneezer
Dickson
Comstock
Hearn
Brookwood
Milagus
O'Connor
Berry
Pittsburgh
Prendergast
Barger
St. Louis
Kansas City
Davenport
Crandall
Hartley
Notice Y M B A Monthly Meeting
The officers and members of the Young Men's Benevolent Association are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening October 7 at 7 30 oclock sharp. By order of John H Moore President Henry Ledebur Secretary This is Square Up Meeting.
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Young Men’s Benevolent Association
John H. Moore
Henry Ledebur
University Beats Howard 44 to 0 in Alabama rout
Alabama defeated Howard College 44 to 0 at home showing a powerful line and effective passing. Five completions from ten attempts yielded about 100 yards while Howard managed only one first down, underscoring Alabama’s dominance.
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University
Howard
Line
Ala
Alabama
Howard College
Alabama Baptists clash yields rugged grid battle
In a tense game Coach Kelly’s squad showed strong form as Marsh Van degraff Love Maynor led the Alabama side. Stevenson Morton W Harsh two Irvine added a field goal with Vandegraff and others drawing penalties. Officials included Joplin McCoy Johnson and Moody.
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Kelly
Marsh
Vandegraff
Love
Maynor
Alabama
Blackwelder
Baptists
Stevenson
Morton
W. Harsh
Irvine
Howard
Joplin
McCoy
Johnson
Moody
Country Club Moves to New Course in Spring Hill
After over fifteen years at its bay shore home, the Country Club relocates to temporary quarters on Spring Hill. The old house is renovated for golfers to use until a new clubhouse is completed next spring. The unfinished links are praised as they near South’s best standards with care. Master Shannon Hunter fired the first ball from the new first tee, followed by Miss Aline Fearn for the ladies. Members soon enjoyed rounds on the nascent course.
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Bay Shore
Country Club
Spring Hill
Shannon Hunter
Mobile
Aline Fearn
Barney Cavanagh and Davis Teams Meet on Monroe Park Diamond
The Barney Cavanagh and A. D. Davis teams of the City League play this afternoon at 3 on the Southern League lot at Monroe Park in the third winter game. Murphy starts for the Barneys, Schenker on the mound for Davis, with Mike Burke at short for Barney.
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DAVIS
Monroe Park
Barney-Cavanagh
A. D. Davis
Murphy
Barneys
Schenker
Mike Burke
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