Twelve Players Report as Crowell Handles Light Practice
Captain Steenerson remains missing after a vacation, delaying George Washington football team leadership. Crowell and manager Wilson supervise first practice at Van Ness Park with 12 players, several promising newcomers, light drills, and early focus on long passes and ball handling. Several veterans absent. eight cut from the 1665 squad. new hopefuls include Water Stevenson Harralson Forsyth Munroe Madigan Smit Moore and Gable.
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George Washington
Willits Crowell
Yene
Oval
Steenerson
Minnesota
Steenersan
E. C. Wilson
Crowell
Berrymen
Smith
Vierra
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Babcock
Water
Stevenson
Harralson
Forsyth
Munroe
Madigan
Smit
Moore
Gable
Boveck
Georgetown
Newton
Maryland Agricultural Colleges and Conn
Colorado
Cgan
Yale's Captain at Harvard in Cambridge Mess
Harvard football candidates conducted two hours of elementary practice at Salquters Field. The session featured forward practice with backs around by Leo Bats apt, while Sam Morse watched and listened to Crimson coaches. Four new men joined the squad, Kennard the end showed punting ability, Sibley the tackle attracted attention as a likely successor on the line.
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Cambridge
Mess
Harvard
Leo Batsapt
Sam Morse
Crimson
Kennard
Sibley
Football Work Opens at Lehigh Under New Coach
Lehigh's new football coach Mokson led the first practice at Lehigh Field amid intense heat. Captain Strauss and six footer Crom Bucknell stood among the six or so players who appeared, astry candidates hampered by warm weather.
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Bethlehem
Mokson
Reid
Capt
Strauss
Sixfooter
Crom
Bucknell Taeriactice
Fm Punche
Pessing
How to Play Football Under the New Rules
George Brooks, Swarthmore full back and Penn advisory coach, will write a ten weekly series for The Post on football under new rules. Each change in the code will be highlighted with instruction. The articles will include photographs and diagrams to aid players and followers. The first installment appears in tomorrow's issue with a general illustration.
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George Brooks
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
The
Post
Yacht Queen Wins Cup in Sandy Hook Race
The schooner Queen, owned by Rogers Maxwell Wells and backed by Daniel G. Reid of the Atlantic Yacht Club, won the three race series on the America's Cup course off Sandy Hook. Elmina, skippered by F. Brewster, was the only competitor, finishing with a 2 hours 16 minutes 0 seconds corrected time after 10 miles triangle course.
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New York
Daniel G. Reid
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sandy Book
Rogers Max~ Wells Queen
Sandy Hook
F. Brewster
Elmina
Corinthian Yacht Club Hosts Third Anniversary Smoker Tonight
The Corinthian Yacht Club marks its third anniversary with a member smoker at the clubhouse. The house and anchorage are complete with several races planned before season end. The first four races start September 16 at 1 oclock, followed by a power boats race on September 23 at the same hour.
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The
Corinthian Yacht Club
Anchorage
Lave
Georgetown Athletic Association forms to promote student sports
Papers filed with the recorder of deeds show Georgetown University student athletic club organized to promote physical development and athletic sports. Incorporators include M.J. Colbert George E. Raartres O Donoghue Clark J. Murphy and John J. Hamilton with undergraduates Stuart McCann Crammey and McLoughlin named as the executive committee managers.
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Georgetown University
Yesus Recorder of Deeds
Georgetown
M. J. Colbert
George E. Raartres
BD. OW O'Donog
Ricard Seeks Rematch For February Goldfield Bout
Tex Ricard sent a telegram to Nelsons manager offering a February date at the Goldfield arena for a 30 000 purse. Ricard praises a late femn photo set and Nelson’s strong form. Nolan notes the Negro’s bid but declines any side deal asserting his stance. September 12 19.
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Washington West
Chicago
Bily Nolan
Nsson
Tex Ricard
Gana
Goldfield
Ricard
Femn
Neleon
Nolan
Gans
Foundry and Columbia Clubs Clash on Church League Grounds
The fifth game of the Dintrieam series features Foundry against Columbia Athletic Club at Seno Langue grounds. Columbia trails Agriculture by cup standings. recent strain sidelined Sheckells, while Hutchinson to pitch with Kee MckKenner catching. Secretary Betts orders readiness. game timing 3.00 p m.
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Columbia
Dintrieam Itewr Hasetatehamplorttyp
Aggies
Skekels
Sheckells
Johnny
Hutchinson
Bishon Kee MckKenner
Bishop
Curnane
Smith
Bet Jtery
Conners
Betts
Rte
Platelet Commission
Nationals Defeat Yanks Behind Kitson's Strong Showing
Washington overwhelmed New York 5 to 1 as Kitson pitched effectively and received strong support from Stahl, Wartler, and a sharp defense. Elberfeld’s Yankees were held to a lone sixth inning tally on a Keeler single and a trio of runs in the second and fourth frames.
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Nationale
Stahl
New York
Kilson
Warner
Trask
Clarkson
Doyle
Mr. Grimith
Watter
Grimith
Baseball scores and standings from national leagues
A scanned listing shows results across the National and American Leagues with multiple city matchups and final scores. It includes game outcomes for Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and others along with standings glimpses and upcoming schedule notes.
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Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Paltadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Benton
Gos
Detruit
Sosinationals
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ANG
Britton
St Louis
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburo
White Sox Win Two In Double Header
Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 2 in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second as Walsh shut out the visitors with eleven strikeouts. The two games featured early Chicago rallies and steady pitching, with Repetition and errors favoring Chicago in the first game and solid defense backing Walsh in the nightcap.
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Flrat
Chicago
St! Jouleim
Kite
St Louis
Chiceso
Walsh
St. Louis
Tirsy
Cpleee Pucan
Stina
Jane Redingatt
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dLiebell
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Roth
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Ibolt
Harteet
Jeney
Habel
Ponohasoho
Strick
Jacobxen
Sheridan Xh
Miantea
Turner’s fielding a feature in doubleheader for Cleveland
Cleveland and Detroit split games with Turner handling seventeen chances without an error. First game saw Cleveland drop 2-1 due to base running errors. second game Cleveland won 9-6 as Detroit held to three hits. Details note Turner, Crawford, Cobb, and Schaefer among key players.
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Detroit
Turner
RUCAS
Id Ucas
NOL
Crawford
Lafolt
Payne
Dongalton
Yoleary
Rhondes
AtuNin
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Schaefer
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Rowman
Schafer
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Errata
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Birmingham
Binmingham
Joss
Jone
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Pitoner
Ty Wilks Yeli
Y. Lait An Borse
Cairoit
Biruck
Ines
Mr. Connolly
Proper Omnium Handicap 16 Wins Easily at Sheepshead Bay
New York Sept 14 Proper, second choice, captured the Omnium Handicap by a length and a half, defeating Goo Luck and favorite Neva Lee in a field of eleven with only five starters. Tourenne won the Goldenrod Stakes by a comfortable margin, while Kentucky Beau was disqualified in the sixth race for foul riding, promoting Eudora to place.
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Sevina
Wu New York
Proper
Sheepsheag Bay
Goo Luck
Neva Lee
Good Luck
Tourenne
Baringo
Eudora
Freishon
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Grae
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Martin Desin
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Young Cy Young Marries in Boston Stance
Boston reports veteran pitcher Irymz Melrose Young, famed as Young Cy Young of the Boston National League Club, wed Wiss Meyers of this city. The marriage followed a meeting two years ago during a Concord league game when Meyers, a baseball fan on vacation, attended the match and met Young.
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Irymz Melrose Young
Boston National Létgus Club
Young Cy Young
Mian Hmzaseth & Meyers
Young Cy
Concord
New England
Wiss Meyers
Giants Fall Twice in Tense Brooklyn Split
Brooklyn defeats New York in a ten inning opener with errors by Ames and Breanahan, then wins the second game 2-1 on a two-base hit by Alperman and a Lewis single. Players listed include Shores, Camy, O Maloney, Lumley, McCarthy, and Fromme. Time of first game about two hours. Second game credited to Brooklyn with errors by New York.
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Brooklyns
Ames
Breanahan
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Lewis
Shores
RHO AE
RHA
Camy
Dshannon
O' Maloney
Browns
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Gilbart
Odo Dr. McGarthy
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Brookiye
Firat Hore
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Mathowaon
Alerman
Brosmahan
Ritber
Toler Baser
Deviin
Howley
Dahweka McGann
Mcintyré
Postseason clash between Highlanders and Giants abandoned
American League leaders Highlanders and Giants will not meet in a post season series. The Giants and their backers rejected a playoff two years ago, and now the plan is dropped. Boston and Philadelphia split, while other regional results reflect a chaotic baseball day across New York and Washington bureaus.
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New York
Highlanders
Giants
Clar& Grifith
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John T. Brush
John J. McGraw
Griffith
Greater
New York Baseball
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Griffith's
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Boston
Qrit
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York Hess
Unclear Racing Card Names Mix From Sheepshead Bay
Fragmentary list shows horse names, owners, and likely entrants such as Guiding Ste Joanneth Balzac W A Danlet Dinna Hen Mecarter and others. Missing context prevents full report. readable items suggest a racing program or lineup with numerous horses and linked terms like Pacifier and Bull Finch.
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Big Hou
Teneden
Guiding Ste
Joanethy Balzac
W. A. Danlet
Dinna Hen
Mecarter
Accountant
Fin Cloth
Qrig It
Carew
Trad Box
Onaton
Angler
Garriet
Todays Racing Entries and Market Matches
A chaotic list of entries across multiple races including the Westbury Steeplechase and the Great Eastern. The program features numerous horses and odds such as Tapdicaptax Roachee Poly Syanke Guiding Star Far West and Big Ben in various heats with unsettled results and betting figures. An earlier note reports Walter Christie escaping a serious Vanderbilt Cup crash after his car struck a telegraph pole and he and co-driver Schneigteatt were thrown clear with minor injuries.
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Roachee
Poly Syanke
Guiding Star
Far West
Ana Atrtck
Big Ben
Lotuw
Watsrarass
the Crowe
Suffrate
Red Rives
Frank Lord
Victoria B
Tilemy
Diamond
Thistle
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Westbury
Miles
John
Jimmy Bans
Halzxo
Paul Jones
Agent
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Tex
Red River
Aroste
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MiLawell
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Allowmmalan
Benetor Clay
Glenham
the Weestier
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Seling
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Orly
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Carew
Melbourne
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Tous Boy
Tipping
Wateriog
Flerigny
Magna Biella
Automobilist
New York
Walter Christie
Vanderbilt
Akidder
Outsiders Win Two at Louisville Douglas Park
Racers in Louisville on September 14 at Douglas Park featured two purse races won by outsiders. Hannibal Bey, Ethel Day, and Frontenac led in the g¢ han givan. Summaries note Flauvible winning the first race, Luvete the second, and Haonkel Bey the third with notable performances from Anna Ruskin and Prank Flasher among others.
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Interclub Canoe Regatta On Potomac Above Aqueduct Bridge
Autumn River Sports will hold the Interclub Canoe Association regatta on the Potomac above Aqueduct Bridge next Saturday. Events include novice singles, association championships, club fours, two- and four-man doubles, relays, and a war cance race with prizes of medals, cash, banners, and a perpetual cup. Entries, prizes, and mailing of entry forms to L Fy Bharbach in northwest Washington must be completed before September.
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Interselub Canoe Association
Potomac
Allenrrias
L. Fy Bharbach
Feenth
Septouer Ie
Well Played Horses Win at Windsor Jockey Meet
Automir Meeting closes in Windsor with largest crowd of the season. Seven races carded. Winners include Leo Pauls and Betty Binsford in the third and fourth races. Notable results list Julie Gensberger, Merry Genres, Betcy Binford, and George Vivian among others. Entertainment for athletes after racing by Gurley Athletic Club.
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Charley Ward
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Mme
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Chee
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