RDET, Gray and the Mutes Open Local Football Season
The opening football season features Georgetown facing Gallaudet in a clash described as a tough start for Georgetown as it rebuilds under new policies and eligibility rules. Gallaudet touts a larger, heavier lineup and the Mutes aim to upset early expectations, with Percumitions and Gray's squad anticipated to improve in coming games.
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Victory for Eastern in boys game over Gallaudet Reserve
Eastern Huish School defeated the Gallaudet Reserves 11 to 8 yesterday after a tense match. Captain Mikesell limited substitutes due to Georgetown game, while Fields Eastern led the attack until injury. Bender and Percy starred for Eastern with Preston, Lieder, Stover, and Leitch contributing for the Reserves amid fumbles and weak interference.
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St. John's 8 Plays Virginia in season opener
The Aldens Polen team, joined by several players, set to face the University of Virginia in a warmup match. The schedule marks a preliminary heat game as part of the season opener and signals the start of competitive play for the squad.
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North Carolina Agriculturists Heavier Than Their Military Opponents
Special to The Washington Post Lexington Virginia September 2 The Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina defeated Virginia Military Institute 3 to 9 in a rough game dominated by size and the standout play of Wilson for A and M The VM I held the ball late in the first half but a late Wilson run around the VM I left tackle gave A and M the lead The second half featured a defensive struggle with VM I advancing to the VM I 16 yard line on downs before turning over possession The list of players includes Chaffee Byrd Bain Riley Poague and a full slate of others with Whitaker refereeing in Raleigh Various college and military teams are listed in the surrounding notes and schedules.
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Baseball Notes on NL and AL pennants and players
Detroit and New York have each made eighty free double plays this season. Mike Donlin is the first National League player to reach the 200 mark in hits. Coakley has won three-fourths of his games for the Athletics this season. Philadelphia shifts from politics to baseball as the Athletics lead league series wins. McGraw should rest pitchers for the world series after clinching the pennant. Jim McGuire’s injury and exit to Michigan, Luter Sullivan joining Louisville, and Cockman challenging for third base are noted. Eddie Plank could memorialize the Athletics pennant with a flagstaff monument. The Nationals and Browns prepare for next week’s crowning. many pitchers are reserved for next season. Cy Seymour leads NL batting. La Porte and Pattee excel in the Eastern League. Jake Stahl plans to help Illinois football post world series. Giants watch the pennant race, hoping Philadelphia secures the flag. New York fans favor the Athletics or Giants depending on outcomes.
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Browns Doubleheaders Highlight Quiet Season Clashes
The Browns split a twin bill with gritty fielding and sharp plays. Adame allowed four earned runs, Manuel one, as Gleason dazzled with a trio out in the sixth. Rockenfeld’s illness forced a lineup shift while Vanzant’s late triple flirted with the fence. Morgan argued umpiring and was escorted off the field as officials maintained order.
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New York Shut Out By Cleveland In Baseball Tilt
The New York team was blanked 1 to 0 by Cleveland as Turner's single and Barbeau's three bagger produced the decisive seventh inning tally. Attendance was 1,200 with Barbeau earning a three-base hit and Elberfeld a two-base shot among the notable plays.
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Detroit Wins Ninth Inning Rally Over Boston
In Boston Detroit scored four runs in the ninth to beat Boston 4 to 1. Warner drew a walk, Mullin followed with a hit, and McIntyre and Lindsay added doubles. Attendance was 4,441 as Detroit tacked on insurance runs late. McIntyre Lindsay and Crawford led the day with extra-base hits, while Mullin and Gibson pitched.
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Bender Tops Sox as Athletics Roll to Easy Win
Philadelphia fans see Bender strong in a 11 to 1 rout. Altrock, Walsh, and Smith falter against the Athletics lifting their batting form. Isbell, Davis, and Cross supply key hits as Chicago struggles on a damp, breezy day with Plank expected to work again.
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National League Standings and Results Summary
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 5 while St Louis loses 1 to Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia edges Pittsburgh 2 New York and St Louis split two games in the standings with batting leaders and team records shown for New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Mathewson Stifles Shay as Giants Edge St Louis in Opener
In St Louis Christy Mathewson uses heady pitches to retire the side with bases loaded in the ninth. New York wins the first game 6 to 5 in eleven innings while the second game goes to the Giants with a clear victory. Attendance 3,500.
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Allen Lard in Finals in Nassau Club Tournament
Washington contender Allen Lard advances to the Nassau Country Club final rounds at Glen Cove after defeating W J Evans and H D Bowers earlier. Final four include Walter J Travis Jerome Travers Douglas Laird and Allen Lard with semi finals set for tomorrow.
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Doyle, Geogheghan Set Singles Final In Club Tennis
In the Bache lors' Club finals, H Doyle meets Geogheghan after Doyle defeated Hills 6-2 3-6 6-3 in the semi. Doyle would become three time owner of Shaw Serry silver bowl if he wins today. Geogheghan must win to keep any chance. Doubles semi results: Swenarton Heylman over Hume McClain, His Wilson over Grosvenor Clayton. Consolation Eager defeated Woods.
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Cincinnati Triumphs Over Philadelphia in Tight Win
Cincinnati wins a 7 2 battle as Philadelphia falters on defense and on baserunners. Key incidents include Kelly and Barry ejected for protesting a call. Attendance reaches 1,000 as Titus and Seymour spark the offense with timely hits and stolen bases.
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Olsen Given Decision In Thirty Minute Wrestling Match
Illinois wrestler Charles Olsen defeats Prof. Schoenfeld of New Orleans in thirty minutes before 1,200 at Asheville. Schoenfeld claims Olsen attempted to strangle him. Olsen waives fall and Schoenfeld declines rematch. Also notes St Paul Eleven organized with Bridgette manager Mercer captain and 15 candidates, schedules being made.
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Washington Nationals season win loss and percentage
Sporting Editor Poat reports on the Washington Nationals last season noting their total wins and losses and the winning percentage. The text cites unclear figures and garbled names but references a first win in a chess match context and a ninth game of a series, with fragments including dates and other persons.
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