Columbias and Aggies in Battle Royal Today
The article previews a key cup series clash between the Columbia Athletic Club and the Agricultural team in a Texas state league, with Foundry and Capital City teams also in contention. It notes upcoming double headers and a schedule sequence through the week, highlighting managers, players, and the push for a lead in the standings.
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Armour Lenient With Men and Club Ties in Detroit
Detroit reports owner tensions as Yankee owner Yawkey and Navin seek a winning team. Armour defends his record while signed negotiations bring Hugh Tehungs as a potential replacement amid money debates. Claims of player development and management style are aired as the club navigates injuries and performance pressures. Also notes Georgetown football practice opening with Goosetown candidates at SeetOND Weld.
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Lancaster Roses profit from Tri-State season
Lancaster earns money for the Lancaster Baseball Association and leaves a healthy balance. If big league raiders had not bypassed the club, the team might have finished five thousand dollars in the black. Manager Fred Crolius steered a tough season, finishing third as the club plans a strong return with retained players and jumpers.
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Washington Post
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Indians Want Indians at Carlisle Football This Year
Carlisle Indian School prepares for football season with faster lighter players and strong Indian coaching. Captain Albert Exendine leads a mainly Native crew, while new material like Eskimo center Nikifor Schouchuk joins. White coach Glenn S Warner remains the sole non Indian to command attention, and bowling prizes are awarded at Garrison's alleys.
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Lloyd Nephew
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Frank Jude
Charles Roy
Charles Guyon
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Liginer
Glenn S Warner
GUNS IN RAGES NOT TOLD BY THEIR GOST
Wealthy buyers and notable bargains reshape the turf as races reveal how two year olds rise or fall. Electioneer, De Mund, Morello, and other stars show early speed does not guarantee future form, while cheap purchases sometimes win huge Futurity prizes.
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National League Baseball and Horse Races Summary
The page lists National League matchups including Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Detroit along with a racing lineup featuring horses such as Gravesend, Docor Gardesr, Rasebell, Lady Amalia, Garler Knat, and others. Names of players, owners, and trainers appear, but many items are fragmentary and OCR garbled.
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Maintenon Wins Royal Oak Prize at Longchamp
W. K. Vanderbilt's Maintenon captured the $10,000 Royal Oak prize at the Longchamp meeting in Paris. The 3,000 meter race was run on a muddy Bois de Boulogne track after two days of rain, and Maintenon finished in 3 minutes 37.25 seconds.
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Longchamps
Boulogne
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Groisus Tri State Champ Bromy McGlynn Sets Remarkable York Dash
York high school meets crown in a dazzling sprint as Brony McGlynn shocks the field with a record breaking final dash to claim the Tri State title. The victory underscores York's sprinting prowess and places McGlynn among the season's top performers.
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York
Outlaw
Pet WoL Pet and Tri-State League Notes from 1907
Partial sports cut from a 1907 page notes batting leaders Beott Johnston Williamsport Uneland and Crolius Lancaster lead Tri-State League hitters. Mentions Yankee prospects, Cubs pace and an uproar over umpire calls with a poem riff.
Cincinnati Wins First Game of Doubleheader Over St Louis
Cincinnati defeats St Louis in the opener as outbatting differs and the second game is called after five innings by agreement with the score 4 to 2. The summary lists lineups, hits, and double plays with Huggins and Ewing among the players noted, plus umpire Miran.
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Sox Take Another Soaring Display in Hard Fought Loss
Abe Altrock shines for Chicago with superb control and strong fielding as Detroit Tigers fall. The Beacon reports a fast game lasting one hour and fifteen minutes with Altrock and Owen on form, while White Hospitalized and Patterson ineffective in grueling matchup at Comiskey.
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Howells Wildress Fatal Loss in Rough Cleveland Rout
Cleveland defeats St Louis 2 to 0 as Howell pitches poorly in the first and sixth innings. Wild pitching by Howell sets up the runs for Cleveland. Errors and strange plate outcomes noted, with fielding plays and periphery details listed.
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Cubs End Rome Series Defeat Pirates at Home
Chicago clinched a home-season finale with a decisive win over Pittsburgh. Fillebrand pitched well but got little support as wild throws from Leach and Meier fueled four Chicago runs. Final score favored the Cubs, highlighting late-game miscues by Pittsburgh and solid hitting from Chicago in a noisy Sept. 16 contest.
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Penn Will Not Lose Greene in 1st Fall Lineup
The coaches denied reports Capt Greene of the Pennsylvania football team is too injured to play this fall. He spent six weeks in summer school and expects to regain eligibility with little trouble in the classroom.
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Philadelphia
Capt. Greene
Pennsylvania
Praoklin
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First Practice Today For Eastern High School Football
Eastern High School opens with a first practice this afternoon at six led by coach Dr. W. Hudson. He guided the Gallaudet teams for two seasons and aims to whip the squad into shape to compete this season against strong opposition and 57 potential rivals.
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Stolen Bases and Erratic Play Highlight Quiet Game
Louis and He with Ball Ry Thompson lead a muddled contest featuring Corcorsn Dent Barry and Murray in a tense inning sequence. Sacrifice bits from Juce Eusicks and Neuen, plus a Thompeon miscue, shape the scoring. First base by Thompson and Busicks anchors action as umpire Mr Elie signals a one hour game with uncertain minutes.
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Cole Liking New Rules Boosts Virginia Football Hopes
Special to the Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia September 16 Cole former Michigan back and UVa coach holds divergent views from Yost on the new rules praising open play and the forward pass He says the changes will bring more kicking passing and running and likely improve the game for players and spectators. Five senior candidates showed up at Lambeth Field for first practice as Cole plans to develop most of the squad from green material with up to three hopefuls already showing promise.
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