Taylor May Take a Boston Team To Honolulu on Training Trip
Boston club plans an exhibition tour to Honolulu ahead of a California spring training, sending a youth squad to San Francisco and another to Los Angeles while veterans join January departures. The move aims to scout new talent and size up players before the regular season.
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Barrett Named Milwaukee Club Manager In A A
President Havener appoints Jimmie Barrett as manager of the Milwaukee American Association baseball club to succeed John McCloskey. Barrett, formerly with Detroit and later Cincinnati and Boston, left earlier due to a knee injury but has found success in the American Association.
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Charles Ss. Havener
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American Association
May Play Minus Veterans In New Haven Game
New Haven report notes two veteran players may be absent for Saturdays game with Brown. Kilpatrick sidelined by a muscle strain, Captain Daly out due to a weeklong strain, leading to a backfield with Strout at quarterback Field Reilly and Howe at fullback. Livingston denied trip to Cuba and awaiting Philadelphia celebration. Direct from Our Own Mills promotes all wool homespun fabrics and tailored suit offers at low prices.
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Scrubs Shatter Georgetown Varsity in Grueling Scrimmage
A brutal scrimmage on Georgetown field pits eleven against a twelve man squad as scrubs rout the varsity. Dunn Kerwin and Jameson suffer knocks, signaling possible lineup shake ups before facing Virginia. overconfidence and uneven effort threaten Georgetown’s season prospects.
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Mercer Penns Fullback Out for Lafayette Game
Mercer may miss the Lafayette game with a fever. Kennedy would start if Mercer is unable to play. Ramsdct Somers and Rogers emerge as replacements or contributors as injuries limit the lineup.
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Mike” Murphy
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Harvard Football Practice Focuses On Fundamentals
Special to The Washington from Cambridge Massachusetts November 3 Harvard trimmed to basics in a practice session linking to a scrimmage. Linemen worked on blocking and breaking through under Paul Withington while ends chased punts with Potter Frothingham Brown and Felton rotating. Backfield groups included Wigglesworth Granst Eisen Wendell Morrison and Potter Pierce Campbell and T H Frothingham. One player, Perking, sat out with a shoulder knock.
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Nelson to Fight Wolgast for World Lightweight Title
San Francisco November 3 special to The Washington Post Louis Blot announced a twenty round world lightweight championship bout between Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast. Blot plans an open air fight December 4 the day before Christmas with Wolgast not yet signing articles but naming his terms. Nelson remained in town awaiting word from Wolgast while forfeits could be posted.
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Virginia Arrives for Saturday Game With Indians
Virginia arrives in Washington for the weekend game. The team held a full practice with signals and punt formations. Spates and Williams gave instruction. Beardell and Wester impressed from the scrub. Coach Crawford announced a probable lineup and noted the squad will be light for the era.
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Army in Good Shape at West Point
Heavy rain left the field sloppy and practice brief. Army will play Springfield Training School and Harvard without a scrimmage. The team’s condition improved after a week off. Dean Hyatt and Brown are nursing weak ankles, so second string backs Morris Spalding and MacDonald will be used to protect the regular backs for the Navy game.
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Business Meets Eastern in Third-Place High School Game
Business and Eastern meet at American League Park this afternoon at 3 4 for third place in the high school standings. Both teams show improved form with refreshed players and strong coaching since recent outings.
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Sheppard to Rest A While
Melvin Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club plans to quit running for the rest of the month hoping to meet Gissing in form again and prove himself. If he can beat the NYAC rider in a future match he may retire. Annapolis notes a brief Naval Academy practice amid cold rain with most players fit for action if needed.
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Melvin Sheppard
Annapolis
Naval Academy
South Carolina Player Hurt in Columbia Football Game
Cremgson College defeated the University of South Carolina 24 to 9 in Columbia. Carolina substitute Archie Mares of Marion was injured and removed to the infirmary. An unrelated ad follows for Allawood homespun cassimere, and a Singer sale at 1110 Fst.
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Athletics Leader Bet Wins Bride Before Eddie Collins
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia November 3 Eddie Collins second baseman of the champion Athletics married Miss Mabel Harriett Deane of Clifton Heights this evening at her home. Connie Mack arranged a bet that he would wed first, waiting until Deane announced the date then securing a license and marrying ahead of Collins.
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President Bancroft Johnson Signals AL Meetings Move to Chicago
President Byron Bancroft Johnson of the American League hints that major league meetings will be held in Chicago after returning from Wisconsin’s Comiskey hunting camp. He plans to attend Philadelphia festivities for the Athletics title celebration and comments on the St. Louis roster, praising Wallace while avoiding specifics on the Fogel Lynch Griffith Dooin dispute.
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Parade to mark Athletics parade the biggest in baseball history
Philadelphia on November 8 announces a Friday parade honoring the Athletics that promises to be the largest baseball demonstration ever. Four divisions will march from Broad Street and Montgomery Avenue with bands, athletic and labor groups, shooters, and fan contingents in two wagon sections and on foot.
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Broad Street
Montgomery Avenue
Two Riders Set Down Feature Won By Littleton at Jamestown
Martin W. Littleton captured the main event at Jamestown with an easy win over August Belmont’s Babbler in the steeplechase as Expansionist ran poorly for the favorite. Weather brought cold, rainy conditions and a heavy track, with jockeys facing suspensions and weights set for Exchange Handicap.
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Funeral halts race with Livingstone tribute at Atlanta speedway
At the Atlanta speedway a 100 mile race paused for Al Livingstone's funeral after his death in practice. The start featured bands, prayer, and a moment of silence as drivers with bare heads paid respects before Toe Dawson led early, then faltered with a broken shaft. German’s F A L won the final lap by a margin over Knight, with Dawson finishing third. Cobb Rucker match canceled after a telegram from Detroit.
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Racing Entries and Meridians Victory at Newark A.C.
Today’s racing entries list multiple selling and handicap races across ages from two years up to open, with horses such as Radium Star Aguier and Flying Squirrel among entries. Meridians beat Newark A C on Newark A C grounds by a tight margin, score 1 to 0, and offer Salts to Order with an $13.75 price from Morey’s tailors in New York.
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Willis Outfits Russell in Six-Round Victory
Philadelphia reports Billie Willis defeated Unk Ruppell at Broadway Athletic Club in six rounds. Willis dominated after a tough start with Unk showing brief resistance before the fourth round knockout bid and fifth and sixth rounds against the tiring foe.
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Widener Again Parisian Winner in Hurdle Race
Paris on November 3 reports the Prix de la Valles, a selling hurdle over 1 mile furlongs, won by Mr. Pfizer's Vae Vit. Langue de Chat, owned by J. E. Widener, captured the Prix de Lodi steeplechase handicap over about 2 miles 11.5 furlongs.
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