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INAUGURATION
1914 FOOTBALL
SEASON TODAY
All Large Eastern Machines
Tackle Their Opponents in
First Grind of the Season.
New York.—With nil thn Important
ra*lern colleges and universities rep
resented on the gridiron, the 1914 foot
ball season will he Inaugurated today.
While many of the hlg 'varsity elev
ens will face comparatively weak op
ponents Princeton. Cornell and Ynle
ore scheduled to line up against com
binations which a year ago forced
them to play the hardest kind of foot
ball in order to make an early show
ing.
At Ithaca, the powerful t’nlverslty
of Pittsburg team will attempt to
repeat the victory which marked the
1913 season when Cornell was de
feated 20 to ". Many of last year’s
veterans are still available and the
visitors expect to test the red and
white defense In every department of
play. i
Princeton Is expected to try out her
new open play attack on ltutgers.
and unless It works smoothly there Is
likely to be an upset, for the New
Hrunawlck College semis n strong,
well-coached squad to Tlgertown
Princeton, after the experience of last
season, when ltutgers score<l upop
her Is not Inclined to under estlmute
her opponent.
A new coaching system will also get
its first at Yale where Prank Hln
kdy's charges will line up against the
University of Maine, which last *rn
snn held the Ells to a no-score game
OTHER RESULTS
International League
Montreal 14; Buffalo 4.
Providence 1; Baltimore 0.
Toronto 4; Hocheater 4
Newark-Jersey City, not acheduled
American Aaaoclatlon.
Indianapolis 4: Columbus 4.
Louisville S; Cleveland ».
Milwaukee 7; St Paul 0.
(Only three scheduled l.
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American League
All clear
Philadelphia at Chicago
Washington at Cleveland (I).
New York at Petrolt li ).
Boston at St. Louts (21.
Natiencl League
Atl clear.
Cclcago at Boston (2).
Pittsburg at New York (2).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (21.
St. Louis at Brooklyn (2).
Federal League.
All clear
Chicago at Brooklyn (2).
Indianapolis at Pittsburg
* St lxuile at Baltimore (2).
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OPEHC CLASH.
IN THE SOUTH
Of College Football Players
Being Staged Today-- No
Contests of Major Importance
Being Played.
Atlanta, Gs. The first game of the
1914 college football season In the
South will he played today. No con
tests of major Importance are sched
uled.
Practically all the Southern teatns
have had two weeks of practice. Re
ports Indicate that most of the elev
ens have lost many of their veterans
and It Is expected that straight foot
hall will predominate In tomorrow's
games. More Intricate play will he
perfected by the coaches as the sea
son advance*. The more Important
games tomorrow are:
Vanderbilt Reserves vs. Oumber
lsnd at Nashville
Georgia vs Dahlonega at Athens.
Mercer vs. Gordon at Macon.
Tennessee vs. Carson snd Newman
at Knoxville.
North Carolina vs. Richmond at
Chapel Hill.
Virginia Military Institute vs.
Hampton-Sydney at I.exlngton.
l.ouislann State vs. Southewrstern
at Raton Rouge.
Kentucky Slate vs. Wilmington at
Lexington.
Auburn vs Marlon at Auburn, Ala.
Virginia vs, Ramhdph Macon at
Charlottesville.
George town vs. Fordham at Wash
ington
Oklahoma University vs. Central
Normal si Oklahoma Coty.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet
Philadelphia 93 49 .655
Boston .86 66 .610
Washington 75 (4 .626
I*etrolt 75 69 .621
Chicago *7 77 .465
New York 65 77 .463
SI. Louis 64 78 .451
Cleveland ..46 98 .319
Yanks 5; Tigers 4.
At Detroit—
Score: R. H. R.
New York .. .. 106 990 022 6 7 2
I >e< rolt 100 010 026—4 11 4
Wnrhop, Cole. Keating and Nona
maker; Cavet and McKee.
Athletic* 3: Whit* Sox 1.
At Chicago—
Score: R. H. E
Philadelphia .. .026 016 660—3 7 0
Chicago 160 000 066—1 4 *
Shaw key ami Schang. Wolfgang
and Sohalk
Nape 3; Senator* 1.
At Cleveland—
Score: R H K
Cleveland .. . .662 061 OOx — 3 7 3
W ashington .. ~600 066 100—I 3 2
Steen and Egan; Bentley. Harper.
R. William* and Henry.
Bed Sex 1; Browne 10.
At Ft. I-outs—
Score: R H K
Boston 616 006 666 1 8 3
St Ixwils 400 024 OOx—lo 8 0
Shore. Bedlent and Tliumaa. Pratt;
Hamilton and Agnew.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Club Standing.
Won. Lost. Pet
Chicago .. .. 80 62 .663
Indianapolis 79 63 .556
Baltimore 72 65 .525
Buffalo 72 66 .522
Brooklyn 71 68 .511
Kansas City .. ». ..65 76 .461
St. Louis 61 79 .436
Pittsburg 67 79 .419
B-jffeds 2; Packers 4.
At Buffalo-
Score: R. H. E.
Buffalo 060 000 200—2 5 2
Kansas City .. ..000 000 004—4 8 0
Anderson and Lavigne; Packard
and Easterly.
Hooslers S; Terrapins 2.
At Baltimore—
Score: R fl H
St. Louis 000 301 100—6 7 1
Baltimore 00 200 000—2 7 2
Crandall and Chapman; Smith,
Conley and Jacklltsch, Russell.
Rebels Win.
At Pittsburgh—
Score: R. H.E.
Indianapolis .. .. 000 000 000—0 3 2
Pittsburg 000 001 OOx—l 6 1
Kalserllng, Mullln and Rariden;
Knetzer and Berry.
Chifeds 4; Tip-Tops 1.
At Brooklyn- •
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago 010 001 200—4 11 1
Brooklyn 001 000 000—1 5 0
Johnson and Wilson: Brown and
Watson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Club Standing
Won Lost Pet.
Boston 84 66 .600
New’ York 77 64 .546
St. Louis 7« 67 .532
Chicago 75 69 .621
Philadelphia 70 74 .486
Brooklyn 69 74 .483
Pittsburg 62 79 .440
Cincinnati 57 87 .395
Braves Win a Doubts.
At Boston—
(FIRST GAME.)
Score: R H E
Cincinnati 000 000 000—0
Boston 010 000 lOx—3
Tingling and Gonzales; Rudolph
and Gowdy.
(SECOND GAME!.
Score: R.
Cincinnati 001 010 010—3
Boston 030 100 OOx—4
Douglas and Gonzales; James and
Gowdy.
Pirates 2; Dodgers 3.
At Brooklyn—
Score: R. H. B
Pittsburg 100 100 000—2 6 2
Brooklyn 000 000 021—3 10 1
H. Kelly and Coleman; Ruelbach,
Schmuta and McCarty.
Cubs 2; Phillies 3.
At Philadelphia—
Score: R.
Chicago 010 000 001 o—2 * 2
Philadelphia . .000 100 010 I—3 11 1
Lavender. Pierce and Archer:
Baumgardner and Bum*.
Cardinal* 1; Giants 3.
At New York—
Score: R.H. E.
St. Louts »00 001 000—1 H l
New York .. .. 001 000 03x—3 7 1
Grlner and Wingo; I Fromms and
Meyera. ...
ANOTHER STORY,
FRENCH DELAY
General Joffre Entrusted
Execution of His Orders to
Officer Who Has Been Court
martialed and Shot---Had
German Wife
New York.—Another version of the
delay of the French in coming to the
support of the British at Mons was
told here here today by Miss Eva
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
Gay, of Norwood, Mass., a former
Mount Holyoke college girl, who has
been teaching school in Spain and re
turned from England Wednesday on
the Olympic.
Miss Gay said she had been told by
English friends who had relatives con
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that General Joffre, in response to the
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Miss Gay said she had been toll
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