Twenty Seven Heats Raced On Syracuse Track
At Syracuse on September 16 two ad races and several amateur wagon events produced twenty seven heats, the most ever in a day. Brisne won the 2:14 trot and Major Woolworth took the 2:10 pace, with Captain David Shaw claiming two matinee wins. The program featured Senior League Sweepstakes for two and three year olds with multiple heats and times ranging from 2:10% to 2:41.
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H. W. S'iko
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W. A. Harriman
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Carrie
Mrvard
Hinchmuo
Schultzrf
McCarthy
W. Wagner
Caner
Harte
Mamin
Pfalimian
Whitehouse
Benton
Pittabure
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Battle Through Marathon Tie
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 4 to 8 in twelve innings while a 1 to 1 draw emerges in the second game of a doubleheader. Pitched by Grifth and Mitchell, the opener features late scoring and key hits by Ceolminighed, Foueh Laplod, and Chase. Errors and productive at bats shape the long affair, with Roush, Chase, and Leiden among the players noted for speed and defense.
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Cincinnati
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Sehide
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Schulz
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Hy Coombs
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Neil
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Daubert
Stengel
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Herne Nee
Olson
Ll Miller
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Football fundamentals and open game analysis in 1915
A detailed discussion of evolving football strategy focusing on fundamentals, tackling, interference, and the open game. The piece cites historical shifts from early formations to the need for constant adaptation, with technical notes on blocking and end play. It notes coach Woodruff and Pennsylvanians as examples of system failure and change.
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Mon Hike Mahan
Brickley
Hardwick
Withington
Soucy
Doherty
Weatherhead
Heughton
Naughton
Pennsylvania
Eoardos Woodruff
Woodruff
Byasoma
Hiughton
Harvard
Holt Tack
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Sol Metzger
In the Wake of the News Diary Entry Dominoes of Love and Duty
A diarist, Clara, vows lifelong devotion to helping the poor, resisting romance. Dick Sargent visits twice, proposes engagement, and despite earlier resolve, she contemplates marriage in December. The diary reveals inner conflict between duty and desire, with plans for a future union altered by affection.
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Dick Sargent
Vick
Clara
Janehine
Woman Dumps Groom After Courtship and Wedding
Mrs. Edwin Brandsu, formerly Miss Rather Court, 18, says she was wooed and wed then deserted within three hours on Monday night. She now seeks the home address of the groom who left her to spend the honeymoon alone. The bride worked at a factory and faced minor expenses including carfare and hat damage.
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Louis
Edwin Brandsu
Wirs
Brandaya
Rather Court
Mia
Randall
McGraw Sees Matty Echo in New Pitcher Smith
Manager McGraw compares Columbia pitcher George Smith to Matty, noting striking resemblances in appearance, delivery, and pitching style. He praises Smith’s confidence, control, and a deceptive slow ball, suggesting he could become a major asset for the Giants after impressive tryouts against St. Louis.
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McGraw
Clanty
Matty
George Smith
Columbia
McCiraw
Smith
Youngeter
Merol
Bult
Thiat
St. Louis
Roger Trornsby
Hornsby Cot
Giants
Notice to creditors of West Virginia Fair Association
All persons having claims against the West Virginia Fair Association other than premium onwards must file them at once with the secretary James N Hess secretary.
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West Virginia Fair Association
Store Ads Guide Telegram To Boost Your Daily Buys
Reading the Telegram advertisements helps readers choose useful stores for today’s shopping. The note suggests evaluating promotions to identify best value and prioritize purchases.
National American Baseball Yesterday’s Results
Yesterday’s baseball results show New York sweeping Pittsburg 8 to 2 and 4 to 3, Brooklyn edging Cincinnati 4 to 3 and tying 1 to 1, Philadelphia defeating Chicago 6 to 3 and 6 to 0, Boston beating St. Louis 7 to 1, with a twelve inning tie called at darkness. Other games include New York over Cleveland 4 to 2 and Detroit over Philadelphia 4 to 2.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Tiny
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Pet
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Neccseres
Harvard Players Win Tennis Championship
Harvard players win a tennis championship as a long excerpt details Zebulon Terry, a Los Angeles prep star who joined Stanford, then resisted turning pro before later pursuing business in Los Angeles. The piece meanders through Terry’s early amateur career, his leadership as a high school captain, and his shifting plans after college. It also briefly mentions Woodstock activism and an inventor’s heated coffee percolator.
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Zebulon Terry
Chicago Americans
Terry
Lst
Los Angeles
Stanmford University
Zob
Trent
Frank Dillon
Henry Berry
Harvard wins intercollegiate tennis singles and doubles
Harvard captures both singles and doubles titles at Merion Cricket Club Haverford earning the silver challenge cup. Caner wins singles by defeating Pfaffman 6 3, 4 6, 6 2 and pairs with Harte to take doubles 6 3 8 1 6 2 over Pfaffman and Whitehouse.
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Harvard
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
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