Evenings of triumph by Yale and Columbia clash at Yale defeat
Sporting editor recalls Columbia’s bold Yale showdown, detailing Weekes sprint to a touchdown and Weekes’ zigzag dash through Yale’s defense. The narrative notes Sanford’s coaching, crowd fervor at the field, and the dramatic finish as Yale triumphs amid Columbia’s stubborn drive and strategic plays.
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Iren Wright
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Amateur Nasalall Upset In Local Race
Marys team No 1 defeated No 2 by a score of 15 to 9 in a league match. Battery for No 1 Lavich and De Lapey, for No 2 Yolley and Dele Soll. Feature of the game was Mayes 9 points. Score details show San Francisco 6 5 and Oakland 3.
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Wer Lavich
Aid Delapey
Yolley
Delesoll
Mayes
Grace
The Kidney Miracle Ad Promises Easy Health Fix
An old newspaper ad urges readers to mail for a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims nine-tenths of kidney trouble is caused by overeating and unwell kidneys, promising health improvements and a free pamphlet from a Binghamton address.
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Wt & O
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Pari Mutuel Betting Style Invention and History
The article explains the patMuliel system of pari mutuel betting credited to Joesean Oller from years past. It describes ticket pricing, charted ticket numbers, track commission, and how profits are divided among bets for win place and show. It cites historic large payouts at Nickajack Jerome Wark and Wapa-Konita Saratoga with figures and dates.
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Aristides Reon Hia
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Nickajack
Jerome Wark
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Multnomah Takes Meet At Oregon University
Multnomah wins the Northwest Association track meet at the University of Oregon with 41 points. San Francisco club finished third as Oregon led by Forrest Smitham and other athletes.
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Ketchel Papke Bout Tentative Articles Signed
Stanley Ketchel and Papke signed tentative articles to meet on the coast with James Coffroth and Stanley Wetchel present. The date and rounds to be decided later, likely in Milwaukee or San Francisco, with a 20 round match suggested. The last bout drew a large crowd and a second fight is expected to attract an even bigger crowd.
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Pons and Big Cossack Face Court Action Over Wrestling Dispute
In a Paris civil case M. Paul Pons seeks 8000 damages from M. Ivun Parloubny of Russia. Pons claims methods used for publicity by Parloubny and two press agents violate his professional renown. He alleges a staged challenge and posters aimed at steering patrons away. A decision has not yet been rendered.
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Bookmaking in Horse Racing Pioneers at Garfield Park
Fragmented account details early betting practices at Garfield Park in Chicago around 1876. It mentions Bob Pate of St. Louis promoting bets on his horses, the auction pools, and the rough rise of bookmaking along with figures like Dfollle ATeCarthy Tartana and Silver Bill Tev. The text notes harsh staffing demands and the evolution toward pool selling and box work in the western racing scene.
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Ongboat Barred From Olympic Tryouts By Canadian Officials
Montreal reports that Tom Tangboat the short Indian runner was barred from Olympic tryouts. The American Amateur Athletic Union had already disqualified him for alleged professional competition, prompting tensions between the Canadian authorities and UAAU over the record and an investigation into the matter.
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Jane
Tom Tangboat
Atta Wie
James TE. Sullivan
America Amateur Athtetic Union
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Catchers Growing Scarce in Baseball Narrative
Charley Schmidt laments dwindling catcher supply in five years well ahead. He warns backstops face rough play and lack of credit as youth seeks the spotlight, noting elevated dangers and scarce recognition for those in the position.
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Myer
Coast Shots and Mail Match Opens Telegraph Revolver Tie
The Los Angeles Revolver and Rifle Club will shoot a telegraph revolver match with the Colonial Club of St. Louis today. Ten men per team, 30 shots per man at SX yards, scores exchanged by wire and targets mailed. St Louis club fields C. C. Crossman, world champion at Q-yard rogue, and several members who have won national titles. Oakland club invited. state championship at stake with two California revolver clubs.
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Plan changes in rules for Vanderbilt race
New York June strong rumors say Fanierbut cup rules may shift to international standards. American automobile interests weigh in. W K Vanderbilt Jr donor may support a rule change. Vanderbilt and Thompson could not be reached for comment.
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Prat
Ong
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Hills Ward
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Cantillon Signs Wood a Kansas City Phenomenon
Cantillon praises Wood a Kansas City phenom as a right hander who has dazzled with control and striking pitchouts. Wood, a highly touted prospect, joined Washington and secured an option after impressing in spring training with the Nationals.
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