Football to Start as Scholastic Squads Rally
High school football squads begin training with veterans and new players shaping a competitive season. Leaders such as Tech captain Gene Ochsenreiter and Bill Culligan for Business anchor squads, while Western and Eastern hope standout rookies like Chambliss Hart and Lanahan bolster lines and backfields for a robust autumn gridiron campaign.
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Gene Ochsenreiter
Techs
Bill Culligan
Ockstadt
Former Nationals Hit Hard For Minneapolis A A Team
Two former Nationals and a Washington boy top the minors batting, with Rondeau Minneapolis at .337 and Cashion .321 leading the pack. Minneapolis dominates club batting and runs while Gildeoley and Jamieson anchor the International League bets, with New Orleans and Buffalo leading their circuits in key stats.
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Nationals
Washington
Fondeau
Cashion
Atom Criffith
Minneapola Pre
Milwaukee
Jamieson
Buffalo
Lelivelt
Kansas City
Compton
Beil Milwaukee
Rondeau
Minneapolis
Vinneapolis Hindisman
Corridon Louisville
Platte
Louisville
Clemons
Jannings Minneapolis
Chappelle Milwaukee
Winneapolis
Indianapolis
Lizer Minneapolis
Leltvelt
Riggert
Southern Association
Hendryx
New Orleans
Miller
Mobile
Paulette
Nashville
Allison Memphis
Edmondson
Burk Mobile
Elberfeld Chattanoogs
Cruthers
Memphis
Lee
Atlanta
Sloan Birmingham
Lord
Thomas
Cunningham
Chattanooga
Weaver
Smith
Hogg
Black
Birmingham
Gildeoley
Shorten
Providence
Rath
Toronto
Judge
Beebe
Oesvhger
Comstock
Dowd
Montreal
Gaw
Virginia Grid prospects loom as coaches shape new squad
Gossip from Charlottesville notes Virginia’s 1914 football camp opening details. Newcomers include Shenandoah Valley’s Squires and Charlottsville High’s Plakey, with veterans Barker Moore Ward White Flannagan Anderson and Sparr back. Open competition announced. scrimmage to begin next week as coaching staff evaluates 80 players.
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Dexter
Missouri
Squires
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Plakey
Charlottestithe High School
Toach Wood Bryans
Gillette
Walker
Varsity Stars
Coleman Barker Moore
Ward White
Flannagan Anderson Anderson Sparr Berkeley
Buck Mayer
Georgetown at Washington tops North Carolina schedule
Chapel Hill Sept 19 Georgetown at Washington October 16 listed among key games on North Carolina University football slate. Other dates include Citadel at Chapel Hill, Wake Forest at Chapel Hill, Virginia Military at Greenboro, Georgia Tech at Atlanta, and various November and December games shaping the season.
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Chapel Hill
Georgetown
Washington
North Carolina University
Dumont Chosen to Pitch Final Game With Browns
Recruit players report today as Dumont is selected to pitch the final game against the Browns with Eddie Gharrity catching. Minneapolist backstop Gharrity may join the Millers on the field alongside Jamieson and Judge as reinforcements. Griffth aims to field a largely new lineup with two regulars at short and third.
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Stanldy T Milliken
Jamieson
Judge
Buffalo
Total Random
Eddie Gharrity
Minneapelig Club
American Association
Gharrity
Post
Milwaukee
Washington
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
Ray Schalk
Millers
Janesville
Wis
Griffth
Dumont
Sawyer
Mayer Barber
Kopp
Horace Milan
Outfeld
Plan a Race Course and 100-Day Meet in Tijuana Prospect
San Francisco reports completion of arrangements for a new race track at Tijuana Lower California across the border. Plans call for 100 day annual meets with a grand stand for 16 000, stables for 700 horses and a mile oval track. Promoters have provided $300,000 to cover costs and have secured concession agreements amid Mexican factional disputes.
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San Francisco
Tijuana
California
Enid Houen Returns From Pacific Coast Tennis Tour
Miss Enid Houen, leading local woman tennis player, just returned from the Pacific coast. She met top racketeers and gained respect for the women players there, saying the best here would be lucky to survive the first round in far Western tournaments. Mise Holden is likely to play in the District title event.
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Enid Houen
Pacific Coast
Mise Holden
Eyent
Feds Propose World Series Contention 1915 Challenge
Federal League president James A. Gilmore asks the national baseball commission to stage a 1915 world series between the Federal pennant winner and the winner of the National and American League series. He offers to leave all planning to the commission and to donate the Federal share of receipts to a chosen charity.
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New York
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
National Baseball Commission
Gilmore
National Commission
Red Sox and Phillies Poised to Stay Ahead in Pennant Chase
The pennant races in both leagues tilt toward decisive finish as the Phillies press a clear NL lead and the Red Sox hold a slim AL edge. Boston and Detroit clash in crucial games while Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Boston battle to stay within striking distance. The Dodgers push to defend the NL, with Braves and Giants contesting for second as St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh chase first-division honors.
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Braves
Phillies
Reds
Morans
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Baseball Fang
Tigers
Washington
St Louis
Cleveland
Bostons
Rors
National League
Bach Ig
Quakers
Aloff
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Brookins
Harting
Chicago
Reas
Spors
Braves Down Reds In Pitchers Battle
Cincinnati September 19 Boston won the opener of the series 8 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Rudolph and Schneider pitched well for Boston with Rudolph slighting the edge. Connolly, Fitzpatrick, Clarke and Mollwitz had the runs batted in for Boston while Moran, Groh and Compton contributed for Cincinnati.
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Braves
REDS
Cincinnati
Boston
Rudolph J
Schneider
Heaton Auho
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Killifer Ce
Hres
Groh
Compton Dt
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Mure 1B
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Smith Db
Rodgera
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Ollench Ie
Hg J Maranviliess
TiGlarke
Gomis
Moliwits Tb
Whaling
Schnetner
Hadoph
Witlamerone
Lima
Satin
Gondy
Salth Connolly
Fitzpatrick Clarke
Mollwitt Priors
Maranville
Hudolph Anit
Rodgers
Sehavider
Moran Taree Lage
Moibritz
Stalen
Moran
cane—Hoston
Ncinnat
Evers
Furdt
Bdalla
Rudolph
Hy Schneider
Meaura O'Day
Quigley Tine
CHICAGO TAKES TWO FROM BUFFALO IN TWIN BILL
Chicago defeats Buffalo 9 to 1 and 3 to 0 as timely batting and solid pitching secure two wins. Brown leads in relief of McConnell in the final game while Schulze and Allen provide backing for Chicago hitters.
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Chicago
Baltofeds 12 St Louis 9 in long Sept game
Baltimore defeated St Louis 12 to 9 after a three and a half hour game with a mix of singles and miscues. Key players included Hatteries Johnson Young Conley Leclair Owens Russell Davenport Crandall Plank and Chapman for Baltimore and St Louis contributions from Evans and others.
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St Louis
Baltimore
St Louisa
Hatteries—Johnson
Young Conley Leclair
Owens Russell
Davenport
Crandall, Plank
Chapman
Office Dutchmen Win Over Clerks In City League Clash
In Columbus Ohio the downtown Office Dutchmen defeated the Old Dutch Market Clerks 13 to 12 in a close city league game. Scoring featured Adama Moreland Wallace Brony Pumphrey and Kidwell with key pitches by Walker and Pitchling amid foul line action and errors. The program also notes a grand circuit race meeting with thirty eight events and purses totaling 487000 opening tomorrow through Friday.
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Weiss
Moreland Cf
Oldway Sath
Walltee
S Walker
King c
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Brady O
Swain
Walker Carrigan
Santh
Garner
Errore
Adams
King Brady Pumphrey
Kidwell
Bailey
Welan Swain
Will
Iamson Firat Bate
Clerks
Office
Dave On
Belle
OG Walker
Brady
Ray Walker
Altes
Walker
iPitchling
King
Tavenner
Bitu— Wallace
Moreland
Wallace Atolen
Beses
Moreland Wallace
Columbus
Ohio
How the Clubs Stand Yesterday's Results
The standings show teams and win loss records including Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago New York Boston Cincinnati and St Louis. Results from yesterday list Boston Chicago New York and Cincinnati with scattered scores and placements.
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Peter Poston
New York
Detroit
St Toula
Chiage
SRG
Cleeland
Washton
Philadela
Cioctnadt
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chago
Cincinatti
Chicago
Cineinnati
Philadelphia
St. Lots
Pittshed
Unclear Game Scores Listed Across Cities
Fragmentary sports scoring line shows Baltimore and Chicago with 12 and 3 3, and St Louis 9 while Buffalo has 10. Missing context makes full result and event unclear.
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Baltimore
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
Dodgers Win 2001 Over Semipro Club
Detroit Sept 18 centerfielder Nixon powered a semipro clash as the Brooklyn Nationals beat a local semipro team 8 to 1. Nixon tied the score with a sixth inning homer and drove in the eventual winning run with a tenth inning single. Other results list Brooklyn players and a Kokomo Red Sox defeat, plus Syracuse football plans and a men’s doubles tennis victory in Cincinnati.
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Detroit
Nixons
Brooklyn Nationals
Nixon
Brooklyn
Giants Defeat Cubs by Heavy Clouting in Farewell Series
Chicago Sept 19 New York Giants beat Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 in game one of a farewell series. Robertson led the visitor attack with four hits including a home run. Stroud pitched well but received little support, while Guthrie pinned the Cubs with timely hits.
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Jack Bentley
Jack
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Booth Hopper
Minora
Griffith
Tigers
Real Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
New Yorks
Carrigans
Humphries
New York
Robertson
Stroud
Burns
Gond
Sing Robertson
Gihulety
Dovleb
Gifisber
Merkle
GiSennitz
Fletcher Em
S'schulte
Phelan
Grant
Meyers
Archer
Chivago
OW Humphries
Stronit
Messie Kiem
Fiesher Lime
Crescent AC Eleven Forms Ready Eleven Football Team
Crescent AC Eleven at Crescent Athletic Club organizes a football squad for pre game play. The club lists players averaging seventeen years and offers contact to George Laux at 1447 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
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Crescent AC
Cresent Athletic Club
Addreas
George Laux
Pennsylvania Avenue
Minor League Results Across Leagues and Odd Listings
Baseball scores from American Association show Cleveland 4 over Minneapolis 1 and St Paul 3 over Indianapolis 2. In other games Milwaukee 2 over Milwaukee 1, Columbus 7 over Kanane City 4, and Indianapolis 8 over Milwaukee 2. Southern Association reports Fimudugiwm 18 over Memphis 4 with scattered rowdy notes and long, unclear proper names mixed in.
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American Association
Cleveland
Blinneapolia
Minneapolis
Alexander Delivers Ninth Winning Game in Doubleheader
St Louis defeats Philadelphia 6 2 in the first game as Alexander ties the game with a solid effort. Ames blanks Philadelphia over ten innings in the second game, allowing only one hit, while Bancroft and Cravath drive the visitors’ runs on a pair of doubles and timely hits.
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Léonard
Boston
Tiger
Auch
Coleb
James
Jennings
Red Sox
Coveleskie
Shore
Tigers
St Louis
Alexander
Ames
Philadelphia
Rune Robinson
Whitted
Chalmers
Huggins
Beschers
Tam
Phila Abhor
Ul Pashert Cf
O'Betzel
Ft Craveth
Inderus
Gonzales
Whitied
Louis
Bancroft Panwert
Holmsno
Iemicher
Robinson
Stru & Gut
Alecander
Paswed Tell
Mesara Rigler
Eason
Sfcold Gaye Pha
Los Argu
Ium
Hancroft As
Rescher If
Veskert If
Hetze
Faecal Cmrath
Tuderas
Gil
Gonzeles
Niehof
Flan
Daneder
Chalwers
Burns
St Tovis
Chalmere
Stichour
Ay Chalmers
Fason
Rig ‘Ler Tame
Racing Entries for Firer Race and Related Events
Entries list for today's races in multiple divisions with horse names and numbers across six furlongs to two thousand added events. Includes three year olds and older in selling races and maiden events with participants such as Mars Cassady Billy Joe Fd Howard Mananseh Nex Bath Royal Interest Vachel Worth Circulate Lady Worthington and others.
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Seling
Mars Cassady
Billy Joe
Fd Howard
Mananseh
Nex
Bath
Royal Interest
Vachel Worth
Lady Worthington
Burt Thurman
Industry
Argument
Buty Jor
al Pierce
Fiessle Welker
McAdauima
Elk
Mies Bank BU
Yelow Man
Joe Sterniff
Botghil
Helen M
Transportation
Hermuda
Douglax Park
Tonies Ringhog
Tridenthal
Greville
Goeell
Havre de Grace
Saraenet
Deri Fish
Hendicap
Grapa
Rely We — Cock
Holiday
Lea Sholnvz
Cornette
Etruscan
Flitterzold Uz
Hanson
Seperint
Prenc
Rais
All Smiles
Towton Field
Miller
Athens i
Fawbone
Jesse Jr
Mary Warren
Staint Ho
Yoreles
Pennyrock
Cimatophine Na Carlone
Tamerinne
Roger Gan
Chestertor
Kitchen
Bermudian
Cerlorerock
Carlone
Scorptar
Lord Marshall
Thoroughbred Racecard Fragment Shows Entries and Odds
A partial racing sheet lists horses, riders, and race details across several events. Entries include names such as Prince, Hermils, Hodge, and Weiliie, with likely weights and track notes. The garbled OCR preserves many horse names and references to races, ages, and locations like Woodbine Park, but exact results and full fields are unclear.
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Prince Hermils
Play Two Local Elevens Calendar Schedule Preview
Local Catholic university football team faces a demanding 1914 schedule with veterans Sprukan and Capt Bonhem among returning stars. The A&M game in Raleigh and clashes at Winston-Salem and Roanoke are highlighted as the squad aims to show a creditable performance this season.
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Yevens
Raaiahe Tallege
Reptember
Pat Alakehirg
Kale Nuc
A&m
Raleigh
Invidcon
Ollege
Winston Saler
Su Gallaghatburg
Texngton
Catholic
Roan Sk Pa
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Lee Hart
Johnny Mackall
Billik” Whelchell
Tom Peyton
Peck Stud Grayson
O Brien Brothers
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Inc
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Joe Baldwin
A.A
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King Solving
Allen Thurman
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Virginia Athletics
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George Dumont
the Park
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Narragansett Speedway
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Hermudia
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Hodge ‘Marse Henry
Prince Henry
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Ravul Ea Crump
Morning Telegraph
Ed Howand
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Threseer
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Parker-Budget
Hebbard Merchant Tailor
Grang Stead
Pardeck
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