College football notes from Harvard Yale Princeton time
A rapid survey of the forthcoming season mentions Cartwright of Hawaii as a candidate for substitute center at Old EH. Pennsylvania’s team averaged 172 pounds last year and under 173 this year. Roraback from Yale will stay at his old center position. Exeter’s promising squad has notable prospects, while Murphy of Brown commands a large group of candidates. Dartmouth returns seventeen from last season. many strong players remain though key losses were suffered. Harvard is pleased with early practice but must find a center and quarterback. Yale and Princeton open their seasons midweek, Harvard on Saturday. Princeton vs Dickinson, Yale vs Weseyan. The new umpire’s horn is noted for its distinct sound. Matthews, Harvard’s Negro baseball shortstop, won’t join the football squad due to law studies. Michigan projects 200-pound players and speed, a novelty for the gridiron. Some players begin to discontinue headgear use. Maryland Agricultural College limits gear to nose guard for one back. Penn will require thirty-five minute halves in Harvard games. Ely, Yale’s former quarterback, now coaches at Williams after breaking two ribs in a classic New Haven tackle. Halph Kinney, Yale tackle, weighs 225 pounds and may no longer fit tackle duties. Plans shift Hogan and Bloomer to tackles with Shiftinney at left guard. Tripp of the University of Chicago will finish studies at Yale but cannot play center, trailing in science school work.
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Southern Rogue Championship Opens at DC Courts
A Southern rogue championship tournament began yesterday under the Associated Rogue Clubs of DC. Williams defeated Laker in a tight opener, Keefer outplayed Wahly, and many out-of-town players are expected today. Matches continue on Capitol Hill Rogue Club courts between 6 and Seventh streets. An auto run from Chicago to New York was postponed due to bad weather. Bert Holcomb may start Wednesday if conditions improve.
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Senators Win Dramatic Eleven Inning Tie With Browns
In a marathon game at Washington the Senators and Browns battled to an eleven inning tie as Patten outpitched Morgan. Donovan made a spectacular running catch in the eleventh to preserve the 2 2 result while Kaphoe and Heldrick contributed late bases. The Browns led by two in the fifth but the Senators tied it in the eighth and the game ended darkness. The series finished with the locals ahead ci to 10.
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Boston Grabs First Place as Detroit Shut Out in Twin Bill
Boston moves into top spot after sweeping a doubleheader in Detroit. First game features Donovan pitching a no hit bid until sixth, Dineen stealing home to spark a 2 run fourth inning, and Stovall ejected in eighth. Second game sees Boston respond quickly to Winter’s exit, take lead in the next inning, and hold on for a 5-3 win. Throwe to the plate and Crawford noted as key defensive plays. Attendance listed as 2,000.
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Cleveland Sweeps Twin Bill as Chesbro Notch No. Ten
Cleveland defeats New York in both games as Chesbro suffers his first loss in ten starts. Stovall delivers a three base hit with the bases loaded in the eighth to key the opener while Powell struggles in the seventh of the nightcap. Turner’s fielding stands out in both games with solid defense. Attendance 2,917.
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Athletics Bunched Hits Final Game With Chicago
Philadelphia won the final game of the series in Chicago by a strong seventh inning barrage. Attendance 2,400 as the Phillies scored twice in the seventh to secure a 2 to 1 victory. Cros, Seybold, Murphy, Tannehan, Noonan, Inbal and Dundon contributed key hits and Plank pitched well for Philadelphia.
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Eastern League Scores Reported In Disjointed Notes
Eastern League games rendered in fragmentary form show Buffalo bats ... read as Buffalo 2 Jersey City 3, Toronto 4 Providence 2, Montreal 3 Baltimore? rain postponements at Rochester Newark due to wet grounds.
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Baseball Notes Hint at Shifts in 1903 Standings
Baseball notes discuss Senators rising in the standings, Detroit trailing, and changes in batting. It covers pitchers injuries, outfielders, homer totals, and managerial decisions. It also notes Giants clinching the pennant, potential World Series plans, and season-length statistics including long extra inning games and batting projections for both leagues. It closes with Atlanta’s player reten tions for next season and lists unretained players.
National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
National League results show New York 5 Pittsburg 3. New York 1 Pittsburg 0. Chicago 4 Brooklyn 0. Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0. Boston 3 Olmecinnati 2. Today’s games list Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn. Standings note New York led with unclear figures. Cincinnati around 79 wins with rough records trailing.
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New York Nationals Tie Pittsburg Record With 103rd Win
New York National s defeated Pittsburg in both games of a doubleheader to reach 103 wins in the season tying the record set by Pittsburg for most wins in a season. New York won the series 12 games to 10, Browne and miscues by Pittsburg highlighted the action in front of 6,800 fans.
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Brooklyn Twice Shut Out At Brooklyn Sepia Game
Chicago defeated Brooklyn twice, holding the home club to four scattered hits in the first game and two in the second before darkness ended play after six innings. Attendance was about 1,500.
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Boston Defeats Cincinnati In Ninth In Darkness
Boston wins 8 to 1 when the game is called after one out in the ninth due to darkness. Willis pitched well amid dark clouds, Odwell’s outfield play noted. Attendance about 1,100. No game played in Philadelphia.
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Gallaudet Football Squad Opens Season With Slim Lineup
Gallaudet’s football squad trains since last Wednesday with a smaller yet growing roster. Yale’s Prof Ely and Harvard’s Hel will coach. Key players include Dusch at center Chandler and Williams at left guard, while Bruno will not return. The squad opens October 1 at Fredericksburg College with a creditable varsity and reserves anticipated.
New Candidates Out Five Fresh Men Boost Georgetown Team
Five new candidates joined Georgetown field practice as potential varsity players. Bocock, heavier than last season, Orme from Emerson Institute, Lux, a Georgetown Prep alum, Carl Mueller captain of Potomac, and Richmond from St Francis Cincinnati show promise. McCarthy and Graham were hurt, while the varsity defense and close formation plays were tested under Coach Reilly with Mahoney scoring twice.
Six Cornell players chosen for training table in strong team note
Ithaca Sept 28 The Cornell football squad of forty five selected six players for the training table under Coach Warner Capt Lynch Cook Dann Halliday Rice and Costello were chosen Costello moved to full back with weight and speed boosting the backfield Other varsity players were Van Orman Schoelkopft Lats Peterson Oderkirk and Dewey in scrimmage Also Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church seeks local games Georgetown senior preps organize for 140 lb teams and want opponents Yankee wins yacht race over Virginia and Rainbow Vanderbilt yacht Rainbow finished behind Yankee in New York regatta results and timing noted Health ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills at 5c
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Bureau Defeats Treasury In Washington Bowling Opener
The Washington bowling season opens with the Bureau team defeating the Treasury, last year’s champions, in a crowded Palace alleys setting. Scores climbed into the high 200s as veterans regained form, led by Charley Lord and Joe Hardie, with Lord posting the top score and Hardie surpassing 500 in total.
Washington Cricketers Win Season Finale in Baltimore
The Washington Cricket Club defeated Song of St George in a tight finish by 3 wickets and 4 runs Sunday in Baltimore. Final innings show Washington’s Crocker and Long closing strong while Baltimore pitchers Lake and Oldham exchanged key dismissals amid a fluctuating total.
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