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Princeton Opens Open Game Policy For Tigers
Princeton NJ December 6 The graduate coaching committee reshuffles severing Toscoe McCleave and Ralph King from the panel while Ames is named chairman and Herring Farr reappointed. The open game advocates will push this style next season with a later meeting to announce new coaches. Ames may not return as head coach and field coaches will be chosen after committee actions.
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Purity wave halts conference expansion bid and coaching bans
A Chicago conference meeting rejected enlarging the league and blocked post season basketball and professional coaches. Alumni of institutions would fill coaching roles, while Araska and Notre Dame failed to join. In New York, Irish-American Athletic Club record holder wins national cross country, and Gov Tener set to become National League president after upcoming meeting.
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Pittsburg Boss Clarke Signs Pirates Manager Deal for 1914
Pittsburg December 6 Fred Clarke manager of the Pittsburg National league club today signed a contract to manage the Pirates in 1914 The Lincoln memorial temple awaiting funds will rise from the Sopris national forest Colorado to supply white marble for the project
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Giants and White Sox Stop in Bonham Texas
Bonham Texas welcomed the Globe circling Giants and White Sox with Reb Russell leading the Sox on a one day stand en route to the Pacific coast. Photographers caught Merkle Meyers Mathewson Wiltse and Donlin in a candid ball park scene as locals cheered the visiting players.
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Umpire Brennan recalled at Curley Urlich boxing night
The St Paul Dispatch notes that umpire Bill Brennan, famed for a 1911 New York Philadelphia dispute, was introduced to a packed Superior Wisconsin crowd by promoter Curley Urlich, provoking applause and a reminder of the long-closed incident.
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Former Butte Boy Named On All American Team
Charles Dorals, a Butte native now quarterback at Notre Dame, earns a place on the All-American football team. The article notes his rise from Butte to Chippewa Falls, high school, and then Notre Dame, highlighting the quarterback's leadership and pivotal role in directing the team. Dorals is remembered by many in the community despite not living in Butte recently.
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Benz Not So Heavy As The Reports Go
Reports say Leo Benz near 160 pounds in training and still shedding weight for the coming middleweight bout with Sailor Petroskey. Petroskey to train today at McCarthy's gym. McIntosh expected as referee.
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Preliminary Race Sets Stage for Six Day Event
New York rider Lloyd Thomas of Salt Lake earned second place and Percy L. from San Francisco finished fourth in a five man preliminary bicycle race. The event served as a lead in to a six day race beginning at midnight Sunday, with Frank Kramer taking the sprint title. Vancouver observers noted the contrast between professional and amateur showcases in the build up to the larger cycling meet.
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Weight champion wins Canadian middleweight title in third round
The professional middleweight championship of Canada was decided today as the weight champ knocked out Gil Martin in the third round of a scheduled 15 round bout. A right cross to the jaw in the first round felled Martin, another in the third ended the fight with the referee stopping the bout. Tokio, Dec. 6. The Chicago and New York teams arrived late in Yokohama for a baseball match at Keio University, with President Eikichi Kkamada throwing the first ball in the 1st game.
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