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...Crimson sluggers last season, and J. E. Toulmin '25, second choice pitcher, are the only veterans who will be out for the squad this fall. However, some very good substitutes are available to help take the places of the men drawn out by football. Cordingley, off the gridiron squad because of an old injury, and Booth of the 1927 Freshman nine, will help with the pitching. Gates and Phelps, players on the 1927 team, Nash, Burns, and Herrman will probably report to Mitchell. Infielders Slayton, Rice, Keene, Knowlton, Mann, and Field of first and second team experience, should...
Football takes a heavy toll of baseball veterans. Captain Hammond, second baseman, M. A. Check Jr. '26, and A. W. Samborski '25, catchers, Philip Spalding '25, pitcher, and A. G. Rogers '26, outfielder, are lettermen who are on the gridiron squad. C. L. Todd Jr. '26, hard-hitting outfielder, and J. E. Toulmin '26, pitcher, are the only "R" wearers available for the fall workout, but several capable substitutes should report. They include H. E. Slayton '26 and R. M. Rice '25, infielders, R. W. Cordingley '25, pitcher, and G. W. Burgess, outfielder, from the University squad of a year...
Among the candidates who reported for the Freshman eleven yesterday was A. F. Callahan '28, football captain last year at Lawrence High. He is the younger brother of the famous Callahan brothers, J. T. ("Tim") and H. A. ("Mike"). The two older Callahans were gridiron captains at Yale and Princeton respectively in 1920 and played opposite each other in the Eli-Tiger battle...
Mahan's baseball record in the University was overshadowed by his meteoric gridiron career, but still he ranks as one of the greatest Crimson boxmen. He was the pitching mainstay of the 1914, 1915, and 1916 teams and also one of the leading batters. His greatest feat was a 1 to 0 shutout of the Boston Red Sox in an exhibition game in the spring of 1916 when the Red Sox were World's Champions...
...Stadium gridiron will again take on the war-torn and watery appearance of the Harvard-Yale football game last fall when Ground-keeper Enright and his squad of men lay out today the course for the 1500-metre steeplechase which will be a feature of the Olympic tryouts in the Stadium on Saturday...