Michigan and Penn battle signals shift to new football era
The piece contrasts Michigan under Yost with Penn's fast, strong Quaker squad as they prepare to meet in Philadelphia. It notes Yost’s adaptation to progressive play, Michigan’s big team, Penn’s brisk, capable attack, and hints at big stakes for both programs amid reform of the sport. Newspaper voices debate poolroom issues and racing in Montana in a second column.
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Yale
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Glenn Warner
Carlisle
Yost
Wolverine
Penn
RoMigan
Chicago
Slawtown
Ecore
Wolverines
Rew
Tigers
Jnst
Cornell
Thanksgiving Grid Drama Delays Butte Miles City Clash
Custer county high school refuses to send an eleven to Butte for Thanksgiving, delaying a potential game with Miles City. Miles City offers to cover expenses and favorably argues for a Butte venue, while Downer contemplates scrapping talks and scheduling Billings if no agreement is reached.
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Custer County High School
Butte
George F. Downer
Mr. Downer
Miles City
Ogden
Pleaty
Homer Benton
Monster Rifle Tourney Scheduled Next Year
Washington reports the National Rifle Association invitational entries from 19 countries for an international rifle meet. Gen. James A Crain presides as invitations go to ambassadors and ministers. The event features Palma for military long range, 1000 yard individual, 30 meter team, 3000 meter individual, and a revolver team event at 0 yards.
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Washington
Mate Department
National Rifle Association
James A. Crain
Ottawa
Canada
Head of Athletic Union resigns the presidency
New York Nov 19 James L Sullivan resigns as president of the National Amateur Athletic Union after two terms He will not serve further Sullivan backed candidate Charles Harter of Bi for New England association to succeed him Everett B Brown of the Chicago Athletic Club and H G Penman of Baltimore are also named as potential successors Los Angeles clubs name Frank Dillon new manager next year and Henry Berry steps down as Presidents Manager to bow out for coming year
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New York
James
Sullivan
National Amateur Athletic Union
Charles Harter
New England Association
Metropolitan Association
Everett B. Brown
Chicago Athletic Club
H.G. Penhiman
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Frank Dillon
Henry Berry
Dillon
Murphy Denounces Giants and McGinnity Over World Title
Cub owner William Murphy fumes over Giants alleged politics behind champions claim. He vows to raise the issue at the upcoming National League meeting and blames McGinnity for a postgame incident in New York. Murphy warns Chicago supporters would have reacted violently if similar behavior occurred here.
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Cage
Cincinnati
Mimself
Bent Murphy
Cub
New York
Gotham
Chicago
McGinnits
Giants
Butte Bench Show Seeks 201 Entries for Three-Point Event
The Butte bench show opening in four days needs 201 entries to be a three-point event. With less than 200 entries it becomes a two-point affair, pushing owners to enter quickly. Only one local entry has been received, though two out-of-town nominees are expected. Special prizes and a winner in each breed will be awarded, arranged with Paxson and Rockefeller drug store window displays.
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Butte
Kenn
Anaconda Curlers Brace for Cold Weather Season
Anaconda prepares for a strong curling season with extensive facilities, new Dulld for rink construction, and an Elias enclosure for spectators. The Mathewson trophy defense will feature Frank Caton’s team against Butte rivals, while a women’s curling club gains momentum and a dedicated sheet for female players.
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Ananda
Fee
Elias
Anaconda
Frank Caton
Butte
Martin “Martin
Schaefer in Good Health Will Defend Honors
Chicago reports Wizard Jake Schaefer, once health failed, is recovering and may defend world billiard titles next spring. He plans to practice soon, doubts remain on 18.1 cue, and may challenge Sutton or others if winter crowds wake the sport. Meanwhile Bates defends Evers in All Star talk. Disappearance of Chicago Cornell game seats sparks student furor and box office theft probes.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Colorado
Tom Foley
Mather
Milliards
Schaefer
Yong
Sutton
Mer Bates
Oascour Wriver
Cleveland Press
Rooters
Johnny Evers
Larry” Lajolo
Bates
Ohio
Jers
The
Tigers
Hoagland Praises Michigan as Yost Preps Sensation
Ralph Hoagland, a well known Western official, notes Michigan's strong early form under Yost and predicts a powerful 11. He says the season's early games looked old style but served to showcase Yosts latest sensation. Hoagland also hints at heightened attention for the coach's family.
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Ralph Hoagland
Princeton
Michigan
Yost
Hoagland
Conkle to Defend Title in Weight World Match
Charles Conkle the world weight champion signs to wrestle Al Ackerman in Kansas City in a top welterweight bout. Both men must make 16 pounds ringside for the bout, hailed as one of the greatest matches between small men in the country.
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Kansas City
The
Missouri Athletic Club
Charles Conkle
al Ackerman
Conkle
Ackerman
Anaconda Team Practices in Snow Ahead of Columbia Game
Anaconda football players braved snow at practice with several new men joining. Dick McHale and Ed Graupner stood out, while conditioning limited results. Coach Bowman and Harrington shifted roles in signal work as Mori dan tolerates minor slips. McHale’s speed and back field trio Strakel Corcoran McHale give hope for a strong showing against the Columbias of Butte at Washoe Park Sunday.
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Anaconda
Dick McHale
Ed Graupner
Bowman
Harrington
Wilson
Wileson
Graupner
Welling
French
Barkovitch
O'Neil Wilson
Moridan
Strakel
Corcoran
McHale
Dass
Columbias
Butte
Washoe Park
Golf Dinner Delights Butte Country Club Event
Fred Green and Fred Holbrook led two picked golf teams at Butte Country Club for a 20 member dinner Sunday afternoon. The Silver Bow club hosted a stag dinner last night. the event proved a great success with Green and Holbrook captains and guests in attendance.
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Fred Green
Fred Holbrook
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Immates
Hol
Dorando Hayes Rematch Marathon in New York
Reports confirm John J. Hayes will race Petro Dorando in a full 26 mile 386 yard marathon at Madison Square Garden on Thanksgiving Wednesday November 25. The signed agreement specifies a rerun of the London event with Dorando starting in New York.
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New York
John J. Hayes
London
Petro Dorando
Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Dorando
Novel Conditions At Big Colleges
Big college football forecasts show Yale and Princeton amid uncertainty with three days until their clash. Cornell fears Chicago trip while Penn dismisses worry over Michigan as Yost’s squad seeks victory. Chicago’s new style contrasts with Cornell as Michigan Penn game looms.
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Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Chicago
Old Penn
Michigan
Yost
Grim desperation in lair of Tiger before Yale clash
Princeton faces Yale with grim desperation as doubts about the offense grow. Coach Roper’s squad has endured severe drills, aims to spark new plays, and build morale ahead of the big Saturday showdown. Dowd works on field goals while Buckingham loses their edge in New York.
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Princeton
Yale
New’ Haven
Roper
Dartmouth
Tigers
Dowd
Buckingham
New York
Yost Is Hope Of Wolverine Eleven
Ann Arbor Nov 10 Michigan enters a key test against Pennsylvan ia after a strong showing versus Kentucky. Coach Yost reshapes the lineup with Davison Embs and Wasmun guiding the backfield, Linthicum shining late, and a heavy fast line averaging near 198 pounds. Prospects look bright as Michigan pursues a split from the Eastern powerhouse in a fashion consistent with the new football style.
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Mich
Kentucky
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Quaker
Yost
Wolverine
Allerdice
Pennsylvanie
Davison
Heston
Embs
Wolverines
Douglas
Watkins
Penn
Eimbs
Wasmun
Linthicum
Wolverne
Schultz
National Board Ruling Hits Spokane President
Chicago report says over nine players from Milwaukee and Minneapolis and three southern and Pacific coast leagues were placed on the ineligible list by the national board of arbitration for violating the agreement by playing post season games with outlaw clubs. No fines were imposed but reinstatement must be sought before next season. The board also blacklisted Spokane club president Wolfe for alleged unsubstantiated charges. A meeting is planned for an indoor baseball league proposal tonight at Gorman's billiard hall.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
American Association
National Board of Arbitration
Farrell
Wolfe
Spokane Club
Um Fy
Yale field alive with new coaches ahead of Princeton clash
New Haven November 1 Yale football shifts under a new coaching policy. The squad trains harder, Day is counted on for big gains, and Bride’s added line strength boosts the mats as Yale prepares to duel Princeton in a fiercely fought game.
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Yale
Princeton
Football Council
Yaleria
Day
Brides
Wheaton
Johnson
Tad Jones
Tige
Penn Confident of Repeating Win Over Michigan
Philadelphia November 19 Penn coach notes confidence in repeating victory at Ann Arbor. He praises Michigan as a strong team and expects a close game. Linemen and backs Hollenback and Reagan are highlighted, with Metzger traveling early and a carload of rooters accompanying the squad.
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Eallincl Larayette
Absense
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Yost
Old Penn
Quakers
Draper
Hollenback
Miller
Reagan
Metzger
Chicago Prepares For Cornell Game
Chicago guards plan final prep as Stage eyes win over Cornell on Saturday. The Maroons fear the Big Red’s challenge and rest quarterback Steffen amid fatigue concerns. Brage avoids risk, promising a strong home defense, with a large crowd expected and tickets selling fast.
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Cornell
Maroons
Big Red
Imag
Steffen
Page
Brage
Kenosha Boxer Challenges Ad Wolgast for Fight
Kenosha featherweight Prank Apier Wolgast made a formal challenge to Ad Wolgast in Milwaukee on Monday. The Los Angeles Examiner reports the forfeit was made, but no acceptance had yet come from Wolgast.
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Kenosha, Wis
Rey
Kenosha
Ad Wolfast
Los Angeles Examiner
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