Georgetown Previews Navy Battle with Strategic Shifts
Georgetown prepares for its Annapolis clash with Navy using multiple lineup changes. McNamara replaces Maroney at quarterback, Connor debuts at right tackle, Tracy and Corcoran start at end, Mahlum shifts to guard, Fitzgerald fills center. Over 200 students travel by noon train to watch the Hilltoppers face the Midshipmen.
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Naval Academy
West End
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Exandine
Annepolis
Georgetown
Maroney
McNamara
Connor
Big Gormley
Midshipmen
Tracy
Corcoran
Mahlum
Fitzgerald
McCarthy
Annapolis
Yale Crew Coach Too Old For War
New York October 1 Guy Nickalls Yale's English rowing coach arrived aboard the St. Paul and said he was rejected by the British army for being too old. New Haven Conn October 1 Nickalls will take charge of crew candidates tomorrow with practice starting for the fall regatta and possible races, aided by several graduate oarsmen after Eugene Giannini's resignation.
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Guy Nickalls
Yale
St. Paul
Nickalls
New Haven. Conn
Nickalla
Eugene Giannini
John s vs Mt Marys opens collegiate season in Annapolis
The Washington Post reports Annapolis hosts the season opener with St. John's versus Mount St. Mary's in the morning and Midshipmen versus Georgetown in the afternoon. Both likely to be evenly matched as teams chase the state championship. Lineups and player names for St. John's are listed, including Endrewe and Hesse as captain.
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Washington Post
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Mount St. Mary's
Midshipmen
Georgetown
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Selb
Claude
Hyde
Bowers
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Woodward
Boble
Hesse
Stromsyer
Hislsaki
Turner
Navy Tests In Mud For Game With Georgetown Town
Annapolia Md Oct 1 The midship men practiced on a wet field preparing for tomorrow's game with Georgetown. The session focused on signal work passing and kicking to get players used to a wet ball. Heavy rains left the field soft and muddy as a heavy lineup was announced headed by Miles as captain and Failing at fullback. The squad features Smith Gilman and Von Helmburg from the new class. The midshipmen expect to defeat Georgetown.
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Washington Post
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Gilmen
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Miles
von Helmburg
Westphal
Gilman
Georgetown
Bona
Virginia Football Faces Yale After Star Losses
Charlottesville Va Oct 11 Virginia’s football squad left for New Haven amid a record send off by 700 undergrads at Union Station. Flannagan quit the squad and will not make the Yale trip leaving an almost new line with Captain Coleman Ward and Mayer the only regulars from last year backfield. Team members traveling included Coleman Ward Tom Coleman Moore George Wayne Anderson Mayer S Anderson Sparr Thurman Stuart White Stillwell Berkeley Carrington Gooch Tippett Pace Brown and Russell. Assistant Coach Warren said the players were in excellent condition and expected a stronger showing against Yale despite Yale being favored. A damp practice preceded the trip with a brief drill.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
New Haven
Union Station
Flannagan
Yale
Barker
Harris Coleman
Ward
Mayer
Sparr
Coleman
Tom Coleman
Moore
George
Wayne Anderson
Braided Suits Highlight Season’s Demand in Washington
Popular braided suits in Phin Blue Plain Gray neat pin stripes and new green tones. Exclusive with us in Washington. Mode distinctive style and Mode tailoring. Three special grades price range from 7.75 to 35.00.
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Wood Johnson Set for Red Sox Phillies Doubleheader
Carrigan's Red Box arrive as 1915 American League champions and head to a two game set with the Nationals in Boston before a New York trip. Rumors point to Smoky Joe Wood facing Grover Cleveland Alexander while Johnson and Dumont square off in the other game. The Red Sox plan selective pitching to stay sharp for the world series as shifts in lineup and speedsters like Shotton loom with fresh talent. Lawrence Phillips pockets a $60 bet won when Boston clinched the pennant, after wagering on the Red Sox all season.
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Carrigan
Red Box
Nationals
New York
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Iit
Wood
Johnson
Griffith
George Dumont
Fargo
Foster
Red Sox
Ruth
Shore
Lawrence Phillips
Boston
Phillips
Cady
Miss Motta Bjurtstedt Wins Longwood Cup in Close Final
Miss Motta Bjurtstedt of Norway defeats Mrs. George W. Wightman 6 2, 8 7 in the Longwood Cup final. It is Bjurtstedt’s third win over Wightman in four months, a hard fought match noted for its intense play on Longwood courts.
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Boston
Motta Biurstedt
Norway
George W. Wishtmen
Hazel Hotchkins
Tateholder
Miss Juratedt
Wightman
Longwood
H. C. Johnson
Mise Bjurstedt
Irving C. Wright
Miss Bjurstedt
De Oro Challenges Huey To Defend Three-Cushion Title
New York Oct 1 Alfred De Oro former champion has challenged Willam Huey of Chicago to defend the world three cushion billiards title within weeks. The match is said to be played before November 5 and pits De Oro against Huey for the crown.
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Willam Huey
Chicago
George Moore
Alfred de Oro
Huey
Important Football Games Today LOCAL Georgetown vs Navy at Annapolis
A dense schedule features Georgetown visiting Navy in Annapolis with multiple regional clashes. Notable matchups include Harvard vs Massachusetts Aggie in Cambridge and Princeton vs Rutgers at Princeton, plus Amherst vs Beredom and many others across campuses and towns.
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Georgetown Vs. Navy
Annapolis
Maryland Aggies Ve. Haverford
Inverta
Football Opens October Schedule With Intervarsity Slates
Early October football games unfold with high interest as Princeton hosts Rutgers in a key clash while Yale faces Virginia in New Haven. Army meets Holy Cross at West Point and Navy plays Georgetown at Annapolis, with Dartmouth at Maine and Cornell versus Oberlin among other matchups shaping the opening weekend.
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Aig
Victory for Walsh over Browns 8 to 0 in Chicago
Chicago Oct 1 Ed Walsh held St Louis scoreless as the White Stockings blanked the Browns 8 to 0 in a third straight win. Only two hits off Walsh until the eighth inning when he eased up after Chicago had secured the game. Walsh benefited from timely hitting behind the erratic St Louis pitching as Chicago totaled eight runs on 12 hits with St Louis producing none.
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American League Baseball Standings Summary
The record lists American League clubs with wins and losses for teams including Boston Chicago New York Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis and Detroit as they prepare for today’s matchups featuring Boston vs Washington and New York vs Philadelphia along with St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit and Philadelphia at St. Louis or similar pairings.
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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Fitteburgh
Halibcore
Buffalo
Brooklys
Nehf Defeated as Phillies Top Boston 9 to 2
Philadelphia bats strike early as Nehf’s delivery is settled for nine runs on 12 hits. Boston’s errors and scattered hits frame a rough day, with Mayer yielding five hits in a brief homerun-rich seventh and eighth. The Phillies’ Erd as Potts and Mayer contribute, while Boston’s squad misplays in the field.
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Braves
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Potts
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Zalsmith
Welser
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Adame
Evers
Collins
Bore
South
Enakert Stock
Hancroft
Bstock
Niehoff
Walser
Welter
Nebs Towers
Magee
Loderus
Smith
Baees
Toss of a Coin Will Decide Place for World's Series Opener
The national commission will meet in New York to decide the World’s Series opening date and site between the Boston Americans and Philadelphia Nationals. Debate centers on Friday October 8 or Saturday October 9, with factors including pitcher availability, fan convenience, and travel. Also to be set are ticketing, umpires, and series format as the body weighs options.
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New York
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
National Commission
Six Runs In Eighth Give Cardinals Margin
St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 at home after a rally in the eighth inning. Hill weakened. Adams relieved and allowed a triple and single, with two errors and a walk helping St Louis. Key hits included Dolan and Dolan’s two base hits, and Barrett, Barne y, and Hyatt contributing scorers. Pittsburgh errors aided the comeback, and Adame and Doak pitched for St Louis in a tight game lasting 1 hour 58 minutes.
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Delays Hit Qualifying Tests At Astor Cup Race
New York October 1 steady drizzle halted all practice and elimination trials for the 300 mile Astor Cup at Sheepstead Bay speedway. Ralph De Palma fails to qualify due to a frozen plate on his car but will start. Other drivers race qualifiers tomorrow morning as a $200,000 gate prize looms.
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Astor Cp
New Sheepstead Bay Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Fred Waaner
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Washington and Lee to face Wesleyan with Young at quarter
In Lexington Virginia on October 1 Washington and Lee will test Wesleyan at Lynchburg tomorrow with cy Young making the switch to quarterback. Young, a top scorer and kicker, has filled the breach and is expected to lead the Generals. Despite losing seven varsity men, the coaching staff replaced them with capable players. The 1914 team relies on Young who has directed scoring and long gains in previous seasons. In Columbus Ohio the grand circuit races were postponed due to track conditions after heavy rain last night.
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Braves
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Laurel Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Six Factions
Laurel lists entries for six races including a Baltimore handicap and multiple maidens and selling divisions. Notable names include Helliog Indes, Tom Beck, Bambl, Celendria, Prohibition, Roamer, Winning Won, Donald Mac, Harl of Savoy, and Miss Bland among others across distances from 2 to 18 miles, with various weights and odds and a note that the page continues on the ninth page.
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Noll
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Damresch
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Baltimore
Roamer
Barrow
Stramboll
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Belling
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Orperth
Donald Mac
Harl
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O'Bullivan
Patry
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Carlton
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Miss Bland
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Queen of the Mist
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Voldt
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Roscor Goone
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Ai Upward
Carrie Orme
Mannepe
AI Jonen
Lucille “Morrta
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