Changes in G U Line Up Ends Undergo Real Test
The Hilltop practice showed Exendine reshaping the lineup for Navy with Mahlum back at guard and Corcoran, Costene starting, while Cronin and Tracey join the backfield. Ward Gormley Barron Mahlum occupy ends as Fitzgerald centers and Dempsey stars in punting. The team drills emphasized new ground gaining plays and defensive adjustments against Navy.
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G. U
Exendine
Vemiet
Mahlum
Woard
Navy
Corcoran
Costene
Cronin
Tracey
Newark
N. J
Siyles
Cusack
Maoney Ty
Princeton
Tharlie Fitzgerald
BecCarthy
Jim" Crowe
Ward
Gormley
Jackie
Barron
Fitegerald
McNamara
Wall
Gilroy
Dempsey
Bill Hollenbach
Annapolis
Hilltoppers
Virginia
Hiltoppera
Andy” Dempsey
Two Stars Develop On W. and L. Squad
Lexington Virginia September 27 Washington and Lee varsity progress shows two new stars emerging Johnny Barrett at halfback and Bob Ignico at right tackle as battles with West Virginia Wesleyan loom. Battle Baciery moved to first team at 126 pounds and James Izard returns at left end after an earlier injury. Coach Elcock pushes a hard practice regime with fast signals and rope drills to keep the Generals in trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Varsity
Davidson
Battle Baciey
Bob Ignico
Elcock
West Virginia Wesleyan
Lynibbure
Generals
Navy drills under light work and coaches aid
Navy at Annapolis conducts a light practice after a heavy week end. Signals and forward passes are drilled as Hardwick handles ends in defense and interference. Ingram coaches linemen while Babe Brown visits, with Steelers figure Barn Dreyfuss confirming Ennar Collins released to Boston Braves on waivers.
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Cece
Annapolis
Navy
Hardwick
Ingram
Babe” Brown
Tormer Husky
American League Standings and Yesterday’s Scores
Historical baseball standings and results show Boston and New York pairs in tight contests. Detroit and Chicago posted wins while Cleveland and Philadelphia lingered near the .400 mark amid midseason play.
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Ww. L. Pet
Oston
Netroft
New York
Lewin
Chica
Cleveland
Wealton
Philadel
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Louis
L. Pet
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Traro
Brocklyn
Pitteb’el
Tos
ATRL
National League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
National League standings show teams like Philadelphia and Brooklyn at top with varying records and percentages. The schedule lists today’s games including Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Chicago as key matchups.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Federal League Standings Spark Cards Hope for Pennant
The league table shows Chicago and Pittsburgh near the top with Kansas City and St Louis in the mix. A note says fans would be nearly as pleased if Miller Huggins' Cardinals overtake the Cubs in the standings, signaling strong early season momentum for St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Newark
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
Cubs
Tigers Rally, Fall to Nationals 7 5 in Ninth Inning
Detroit capitulates after early lead as Stanley W. Williams reports Coveleskie and Detroit bullpen struggle. Nationals surge with two runs in the ninth to seal a 7 5 loss, despite Kavanagh and Cobb highlights and Moriarty stepping in.
G. A. R. Vets to Run Race At American League Park
G. A. R. veterans will participate in a 10 mile race at American League Park as part of a double header with the Athletics. Col J. L. Smith leads the ten man team, with S. G. Barnes arranging for volunteers if some members are absent. The race should finish around 2 pm, yielding a 3 pm start for the ball game.
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Griffith
Athletics
Ball Yard
J. L. Smith
S.G Barnes
Birnea
B. F. Hoover
Detroit
Michael George W. Howe
Fort Huron
Mich
J. N. P. Lee
Mary Esther
Fla
J. J. Musser
Anderson
Ind
Charles Basney
Maine
George D. Kinnay
Boise City
Idaho
Blackstee
Bronx
B . Camp
Chicago
J. A. Gilmer
Freemont
Ohio
Barnes Ia
Raleigh Hotel
Col. Smith
Capt. Barnes
Grant Burned From Auto Event At Sheepshead Bay
New York September 27 Harry Grant noted automobile driver and two time Vanderbilt cup winner was badly burned in elimination trials for the Astor cup race at Sheepshead Bay. His car caught fire at about 100 miles per hour and both he and his mechanician were enveloped in flames. The mechanician escaped with minor burns. Hospital officials said Grant would be unable to leave the hospital for at least ten days. Qualified for the Astor cup race were Wilcox Oldfield Renkbacher Cooper Resta Atken and Haupt. Resta set best time at 106 miles per hour.
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New York
Harry Grant
Sheepshead Bay
Grant
Is Mechanician
Wilcox
Oldfield
Rickenbacher
Cooper
Resta
Atken
Haupt
Red Sox clinch near title with 8 4 win over St Louis
Boston closes homestand with an 8 to 4 victory over St Louis, narrowing the gap to two games for the championship. A Sox win and a Tigers loss or a Sox win paired with a Traer defeat would seal the pennant in Boston.
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Boston
Red Sox
St Louis
Detroit
Traer
Gainer
Oinewa
Gardner
Wagner, i
Austin
Taranae Rmcveiman
Agnew
Ufucre
Bota
Reott
Breaker Lewis
Gartner
Jangrin
Rhore
Errom—Walker
Lewin
Hase hite-Senet
Wenner
Lee
Hucpifice
Reatt
Jangroe Gather
St Laud
Tirst
Halla
Om Seler
Aed
Wellman
Sinler Raamed
Carrigan
Measra
Dineen
Nallin
Trne
Geme
White Sox Win Final Game of Series at Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Sept 27 Chicago won the final game of its series with Philadelphia by 6 to 5. Eccles left early, Morrisette finished with one hit allowed in six innings. Chicago swept the Philadelphia series, with notable hits from Jackson and J Collins and two-base hits by Laiole and Oldring.
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Beoehling
Washington
Dumont
Fargo
Witt
Short
Morgan
Jamieson
Alphonso Gaston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Eccles
Morrisette
Philadel_phia
Chienga
al Phila
Felach
AiRchang If
Werner
Collin
Hankston Cf
Fournier
Lainte
Jackson
I McInnes
J. Colneth
A Kopf
Maver
OlPerkina
lMorrisette
Totaia
MrAsa
Chiraen
Neat
Bccles
Morrinette
Hrfy—Of
Hocier
Morrsette
Br Srott
Moses
Br Morrisette
Mapires
Messrs
G'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Birieaath Cinetpatl AB
Kiliter Cf
Olyremaere
Groh
Wnsiepan
BOY OR
Herroe Pe
AlAchille If
Qrifite, Rf
Ol Fhin
Real Ff
Ofer
VF Willame Cf
McParthy
Swit
OlArcher Ec
Donnelder
Humphries
McKonery
Willams
Chilahan
Tonia
Tal
McKenery
Eignen
Chieags
Cincinnati
Bacrtice
Pir Marroy
Om Hases
Chicaco
Firat Hare
Chicage
Mincinnati
Firat Wase
McKenser
Humntries
Hi Schneider
Nitcher
Ty Hombres
Abe McKenery
Callahan
Widdteh
Aumphries
Mesers
Orth
Byrop
Chicago Wins Doubleheader Against Cincinnati 7-2 and 3-0
Chicago climbs from last place by sweeping a doubleheader with Cincinnati, winning 7-2 and 3-0. The box scores list Groh, Zimmerman, Lavender, and Willams among Chicago's key players with Mulligan and Schulte contributing for Cincinnati. A football death in Lima and a wedding in Chicago also appear in the sports and society briefs.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Third Round Sparks at D C Tennis Tourney in Dumbarton
Progress continued at the Dumbarton club in the Gistet championship with the semis and early rounds in singles and doubles. Paul Treanor and Al Howard advanced, Ballard Moore beat Arthur Hellen, and Lewin injured may halt his progress as Treanor eyes the next round and the fourth round features Treanor vs the Lewis winner.
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Dumbarton Club
Paul Treanor
Treanor
Leach
Burton
al” Howard
Reynolds
Harry Meyers
Meyers
Howard
Underwood
Ballard Moore
Arthur Hellen
Moore
George Lewin
Lewin
Isce
Mu Lewis
Aen
Calder
Foster
Gore
Smith
AW. Boward
Myrerk
Fiehers
Ballenger
Selden
Miller
Maguire
Lincoln
PC Hovard
al Howard
Harry Mergre
Indians Win 9 to 2 Over Yankees in Final Meeting
Cleveland completed a three of four series sweep by defeating New York 9 to 2 in New York. Russell struggled early for the Yankees while Brown was relief, and Cleveland pulled away with key hits and continued scoring innings.
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn Five to Zero in Pennant Race
Chicago held its pennant position by routing Brooklyn 5 to 0 in the final lap. Batteries were F Wilson Upham and M Smith for Chicago with Bailey and A Wilson in Brooklyn. Game played in Chicago on September 2.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
R. E. Brooklyn
F. Wilson
Upham
M. Saiith
Bailey
Wilson
World Series Tickets Go On Sale At Braves Field
Boston officials list ticket prices from 10 cents to 8 dollars for the prospective World Series games to be played at Braves field next month. Box seats cost 5 dollars, grandstand 3 dollars, reserved 2 dollars, right field bleachers 1 dollar, and bleacher seats 50 cents to 8 cents with sales limited to blocks for the first three games.
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Boston
Braves’ Field
Boston American League Baseball Club
SCHEDULE 7 BATTLES FOR CHICAGO SERIES
Chicago schedule for seven city championship baseball games begins October 6 at the American League grounds. White Sox President Comiskey and Cubs President Thomas arranged the details today. Series pits Chicago teams in a seven game championship.
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Chicago
Comiskey
White Sox
Thomas
Cubs
BaltoFeds Two-Game Sweep By Kansas City
Kansas City defeats Baltimore in the doubleheader on Sept. 7, taking the first game 2 to 1 after Baltimore led early. In the second game Baltimore errors by Duncan helped Kansas City win 7 to 3. Batter ies listed include Brown and Easterly, with Young and Owens also noted.
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Kansas
Baltimore
Duncan
Kansas City
Hatteries
Brown
Ultimate
Kanman City
Vuaggeogagigax
Butteriee
A. R. Johnson
Young
Owens
Russell
Johan
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Aesy
Sidney West
Stein-Bloch
Smart Clothes
Braven Secure
Tittsburgh
Promdent Barnes Dreyfuss
Fittsburgh
Ennar Collins
Gutflelter
Boston Hraves
Getroh
Federal League
Pittepen
Loula
Kan. City
Peon
London
Mark Cross
Stanley T. Williersn
Harry Coveleskie
Nationals
Averan
Walter Johnson
Strong
Rita
Mr. Dumont
Joy Roehling
Harper
Boehling
Coveleskie
Shanks
Jennings
H Milan
Vitt
Alnsmith
Kavanagh
Bobby Veach
Cobb
Buna
Wallace
Moriarty
McBride
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Atlanally
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Barber
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Quiinsmith
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Galdil
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Begin
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Crawford Rati
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Time of Fame
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G. A. R. “Vets
American League Park
Davis
Waddie Ainamith
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Ty Cobb
Peach
George McBride
Theate
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Ainsmith
Radie Foster
Natonels
Milan
Bhanks and
Oscar Stanage
Daca
America
Mae
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Gellar
Wincinnati
Chicoro Arhor Ritter
O'Murray
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Wiliams Merray
Mulligen Schilite
Zimmerman
Horton
Rodgers Mulligan
Grisith
Lortan
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Atolen Hases
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Millenn
Aline
Donhte
Plara
Mollwits
Tordgees
Hettoe
Lavender
Milian
Baler
Foo Haser
Chiearn
Taventer
Off George
le George
Goenrare
Amd
Lime
Tin Applas
Lima
Lefty” Baumgartner
Philadelphia Nationals
Bernice E. Blackham
Quaker City
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Hellen
Lewis
Stuart
Mclaren
Merrie
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Derle
Dorst
Burnard
Avery
Fleming
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Hillyer
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Priline Stone
Mive Dufour
Serbold
Florence Plumith
Mink Hattie
Stow
Dorothy Wyeth
Emd Holden
Mra
Mabel Simith
Mian
Ethel Smath
Indians
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Reyer
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Witte
Bacrifice
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Waintexania
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OM Russell
Mitcheil
Hite
Maines
Rassell
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Alesxander
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O'Nell
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Kcores
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Ak Bellalo
PMU
Zoaochw
St Loin
Schultz and Allen
S Tartley
Indies
Bond
A. Overholt & CO
Pittsburgh, Pa
Baltofeds
Parker
Bridgil
Geo. A. Dickel & Co, Distillers
Nashville
Tenn
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Geo. E. Hebbard Co. Tallors
F Street
Och St
7Th St
Hound Trip
Mavre DE Grace
Mevical
Reed
Seventeenth Street
Weare
Rome
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