Spectacular Game Won by Army Over Princeton
West Point, Oct. 31. Army and Princeton battled to a scoreless first half before Army dominated the second, thwarting four Princeton advances to the cadets’ five yard line. Garble and Kern starred on defense and fake kicks kept Princeton under pressure as Army held 0-0 at the half and then surged with constant defense and crucial runs.
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Yale doubles massachusetts agricultural college football
Yale overwhelmed Massachusetts Agricultural College 4 0 at Yale Field with a largely new lineup. The game featured an array of forward passes leading to 221 rushing yards and nine scoring plays, highlighted by Brooks and House as key players in a 45 minute contest marked by penalties and long runs.
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Have You Ever Stopped to Think About Your Health
An advertisement extolls kidney health and urges readers to consider kidney trouble as a cause of illness. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY.
Butte defeats Livingston 44 to 0 in prep gridiron
In a curtain raiser at the afternoon game the Pickle Binders won by a 30 yard drop kick from Tremblay. Butte led Livingston 44 0 with Rissberger Brooks McIntyre Evans House scoring touchdowns and House kicking four goals. Referee A Rowe Umpire 6 0 6 Field Judge J V Dreger Head linesman Ray Nolan.
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Brown Is Surprise For Harvard Team
Cambridge, Mass October 3 Harvard defeated Brown in a sharply contested game at the stadium 6 to 2. All scoring came in the second half after a mostly kicking first half. White and Cutting advanced the ball with byline plays and a kick leading to a Harvard touchdown and kick. Brown's safety resulted from a punt fumble on Harvard's one yard line.
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Colorado Mines Defeats Crack Coast Eleven
The Colorado School of Mines football team defeated St Vincent's College of Los Angeles 18 to 0. The miners scored a touchdown and field goal in the first half and added a second half score after driving to the line. Several miners and locals were sidelined by injuries while one Miner left the game with a minor blunder.
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Missoula All Stars Defeat Montana in Close Game
On Montana field Missoula local team of former stars known as the True Blues defeated the University of Montana football eleven 18 to 12. Montana scored two touchdowns and goals in the first half, but in the second half several substitutions weakened the varsity lineup, letting the heavier opponents overturn a 12 point lead.
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College grid results from many campuses
Football scores show wide spread results across Bozeman Princeton Madison Cambridge Harvard Annapolis and other campuses with Navy Harvard Minnesota and Idaho posting varied margins. Notable outcomes include Chicago 27 Minnesota 0 and Ithaca 10 Pennsylvania State 4 while Beloit 6 and Creighton 0 stand out among many.
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Nebraska Outscores Towa 11–8 in Hard-Fought Clash
In Iowa City on Oct 31 Nebraska defeated Towa 11 to 8 in a tightly contested game. Both squads fought for momentum though backs outperformed the opposing line leading Nebraska to the win.
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Aggies Tie Miners In Hard Struggle
Bozeman October report of a 0 0 football tie between the Agricultural College Aggies and the Butte School of Mines. The game featured lengthy fumbles and penalties, with Norton, Fransham, and Brown among key contributors and both teams advancing near goal lines before stalemate at the end of the second half.
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Local Football Details With Officials Notes
A fragment lists names Howent Little Ralston Evans Hartenck Brown Donovan and referee Widener. Linemen Martman Hoffman Halves 20 and 25 minutes. Attendance around 1,000.
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Japan race meeting run without betting
The Nippon Racing Club track opened the season with all forms of betting prohibited. Attendance was small and social, with police and detectives on site but no violations. Among attendees was Thomas J. O'Brien, the American ambassador.
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Stanford to Send Four-Oared Crew to Southern Regatta
Stanford University will compete at the Southern Regatta in Naples on Thanksgiving Day with a four-oared varsity crew. The Los Angeles Rowing Club and San Diego Rowing Club join Dolphin Boat Club of San Francisco and Stanford in the annual event, with trophies promised to the winner. Stanford previously won both senior and junior fours two years ago.
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Shrubb Trains Harvard Team for Cross Country
Cambridge mass Oct 21 Alfred Shrubb's strenuous training is rapidly shaping Harvard's long distance runners for the intercollegiate cross country championship at Princeton on Nov 21. Shrubb aims to develop real distance runners and notes several track men could be molded into strong endurance athletes though many resist hard practice.
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Penn Carnes Penn Carnes defeats Carnegie Tech eleven
The University of Pennsylvania eleven defeats Carnegie Technical School here today by a score of 0 to 0. Both teams used the forward pass extensively in an unremarkable clash.
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Daly Leads Deer Lodge Democratic Ticket for State Senate
The Deer Lodge county ticket is led by P. J. Daly a property owner famed for sound principles and a warm heart. Nicknamed Pat Daly, he is known across Anaconda and regarded as a steady man who will represent Deer Lodge with dignity intelligence courage and alertness.
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Defense Declares Heney Responds To Beatty On Schmitz Indictment
In San Francisco on October 31 Assistant District Attorney Francis J. Heney issued an open letter replying to Chief Justice Beatty. Heney argues Beatty defended the Supreme Court’s decision that the indictment against former Mayor Schmitz was improper and faulty for not stating Schmitz was mayor. He characterizes the ruling as widely criticized and contends Beatty conceded that adding the mayoral allegation would have affected the case.
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Wisconsin Marquette duel opens with first meeting win
In Madison on October 31 Wisconsin University defeated Marquette University of Milwaukee 9 to 6. It marked the first-ever meeting between the two teams.
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Excelsiors Rout Hubs 90 to 5 in Juvenile Football
The Excelsiors overwhelmed the Hubs, another juvenile football eleven, yesterday scoring 90 to 5. Hu**
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Indictment Questions Power Over Liquor Licenses
Attorney calls the proceeding extraordinary as the state’s highest tribunal defends its liquor license decision through the public press. The indictment challenges the influence at the police commission over granting or withholding licenses and insists explanations are needed for the decision.
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Michigan's Big Machine Crushes Vanderbilt 24 to 6
In Ann Arbor on October 31 Michigan routed Vanderbilt 24 to 6 as the Wolverines dominated except for occasional tackling lapses. The game featured strong defense from Michigan and inconsistent play from Vanderbilt, with the Nashville squad unable to penetrate the home team’s line.
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