Local Eleven in Hard Games on Foreign Ground
Three local football elevens prep for Saturday games with wary outlooks. Georgetown travels to Redmond to meet Washington, while Catholic University hosts Villa Sosa. Gallaudet seeks revenge against Kendall Green after last season's defeat, with strong play from Deitin and others under Coach Maddan.
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Lene Wiven
Georgetown
Redmond
Washingston
Bee Callvndet
Texaston
Virgin Mittary Institute
Kendall Greeners
White ' Atholic University
Villa Sosa
Gallaudet
Fthin
Rillaudet
Kendall Gareen
VOMT
St Junas
Annipels
Deitin
Tehush
Maddan
Washington and Lee and Georgetown gridiron shifts noted
In Lexington VA on October 4, coaches reorganize Washington and Lee and Georgetown players for key matchups. Sales include Barbary changes, Adams at guard, and Naval Academy prep for a home game versus Army, highlighting roster moves and strategic emphasis amid poor weather.
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Lexington
Elia K
Moashington
le Foothill
Geoorgetoun
Varsity
Washington Ani
Lee Will
Georgethan Bentring
Fulback
Barrow
Varsts
Pierott
Trumbull Harvard Captain Named Acting Leader
Cambridge Mass Dot 14 Watter Hens Trumbull Jr of Salem is named acting captain of the Warsward team during Capt Breker's absence. Trumbull, a plated center and guard, now plays tackle as Capt Brichle recovers from a sprained wrist and is expected to miss about two weeks.
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Cambridge
Mass
Watter
Hens Trumbull, Jr
Salem
Breker
Trumbull
Brichle
Yale Player Badly Hurt During Football Practice
Yale football practice saw Atwood Niolet, a New York scrub halfback, suffer a collision that sent him to New Haven Hospital with possible concussion. The incident occurred during drills as the team prepared for upcoming games.
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New Haven Connet
Yale
Atwood Niolet
New York
Wan
Vadis Hart
New Haven
Bears
Braves Banquet Leaves Two Players Shorted On World Series Coin
Boston scene covers Mayor Curley honoring the Braves with a banquet at Copley Plaza. Billy Martin and pitcher Cottrell receive only $800 each, while others secure full shares. a veteran player committee decides the distribution, cutting these two since they were not in the series. The piece notes photographers, future vaudeville plans, and the team’s victory as a historic feat.
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Curley
Copley Plaza
Boston Braves
Billy Martin
Martin
Georgetown University
Slic
Cottrell
Braves
Bruce
Ball Park
Stallings
Commission
Fenway Field
Wank
Gowdy
Rudolph
Hammerstein's
New York
Hark
Gowidl
Mathewson
Meyers
Washington
Evers
Johnny
McGraw on Braves and Boston pitfalls across season
John McGraw comments through June to September critiquing the Boston Braves early struggles rising to second, then faltering. He predicts decline, notes concurrent press on Thorpe in trials, later contract, and Johnson’s military service. Connie Mack aligns with McGraw on Braves.
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Eeee
John McGraw
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
McGraw
Admiral Osterhaus Denies Resigning From Naval Academy Athletics Panel
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus ret, announces he did not resign from the Mara le Athletic Association executive committee and agrees with its vote to oppose New York as Army Navy game site. He is in Annapolis active in Naval Academy athletics, attending matches and practices.
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aAnnapolis
Hugo Osterhaus
Marale Athletic Association
New York
Admiral Osterhaus
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Georgetown Juniors Triumph Over Friends School 3 to 0
Georgetown Junior Preps defeated Friends School 3 to 0 yesterday. Hume Devereux and Stoven starred for the winners while Storen Deane Devereux and Berghammer stood out for Reds and Coyotes. Cheimanat reports Pittsburgh fed league plans for Marty Berghammer to join in 1915.
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Friends School
Hume
Devereux
Stoven
Friends
Lake
Wager
Witner
Dyler
Cropper
Summerlin
Bowen
Cushman
Davis
Pierce
Brown
Wise
Anderson
Keds
Berghammer
Reds
Cheimanat
Oho
Pittsburgh
Federal League Baseball Club
Marty Berghammer
Cincinnati
Basketball Circuit at the Terminal YMCA Reorganized league names and schedule
The Terminal Y M C A reorganized its basketball league with W R Moffett as president and four teams: Trainmen Auditors Union Station Southern. Play begins October 20 with a dense schedule through April featuring numerous matchups among the four clubs.
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W. R Moffett
Jo Munch
W. F. Underwood
C. Colletiower
W. R. Moffett
CFE
Trainmen
Auditors
Southern
Loin Station
Union Station
Southern Vx Auditors
Auditora
Train
Auditora Va
Tratamen
Union Sation
Traiamen
Auditors Va Union Stion
Trammen
Traiomen
Caton Station
Southern Va
Athletics Reception Is Cold As Fans Dampen Fifth Game
Philadelphia October 14 A small crowd greeted the Athletics upon their return from Boston where they lost the title to the Braves. Refunds topped $44 000 as admissions for the third game were redeemed by the department store. Joseph Leslie Bush married Sylvia McMahon at St Columba s Church with James Walsh best man. Bush and bride head to Chicago to join All Stars tour. Witnesses testified at graft probe about police taking money for preferred ticket lines. The Pullman crew mocked the team s fate on the way home aboard Eureka laundry quip. The club and players vow to move on from the disappointing series.
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Braves
Connie Mack
Athletics
Stallings
James
Rudolph
Tyler
Mack
Senang
George Stallings
Bing
Philadelphia
Boston
Joseph Leslie Bush
Mackmen
Sylvia McMahon
Bordentown
N J
St Columba's
James Walsh
Bush
Chicago
Pullman
Eddie Collins
Eureka
Sur
Lapp
Archer Catches Arrest during City Series
Chicago, Oct 14 Jimmy Archer catcher for the Chicago National League club was arrested on a warrant charging assault. The complainant, George Wolfson, a 29 year old rug manufacturer, says Archer attacked him after yesterday's Cubs vs White Sox city series game. Archer denies the charge.
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Chicago
Jimmy Archer
Baces
George FE Wolfman
Cubs
White Sox
Archer
Wolfson
Mas Archer Wolfson
Football Injury Fatal in Jersey City
Charley Chains an 18 year old football player from Port Sham University Preparatory School died in a Jersey City hospital from injuries sustained in a game last Monday against a St Peters College team. He was tackled, others fell, a kick to the stomach led to complications despite surgery.
Chon Clabby to Fight for World Middleweight Title in San Francisco
George Chon and Jimmy Clabby to clash in San Francisco on an October night to decide the middleweight world championship. They will weigh 188 pounds at the scales and contend over twenty rounds. Also signed here are Walhe Ritehle and Johnny Dundee for four rounds in October. Ritchie returns after defeat by Heathwright champ Welsh. Rain halts harness races in Lexington Kentucky.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Chon
Jimmy Clabby
San Francisco
Oelock
Woalhe Ritehle
Johnny Dundee
Getohber
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