Penn and Harvard clash in season’s football tossup
The column weighs Penn versus Harvard on a tight race for the title with Yale and Cornell in the mix. It notes Penn’s faster, more versatile attack under the new rules, Carlisle’s slump, and Cambridge’s big win over the Indians while Yale ties Brown, prompting debate on the season’s top team amid boxing mentions of Driscoll Attell Moran and bets on forthcoming bouts.
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Yale
Harvard
Ivania
Cornell
Philadelphi
Crimson
Quakers
Penn
fiMcult
Cambridge
Indians
Carlisle
Penn Brown
Brown
Yalety
Yomue
Hen” Kerr
Michigan
Tarra
Green May Play Brown In Gotham
New York November 16 plans for a Dartmouth Brown football game at the Polo Grounds on November 21 are shaping up as certain. Both teams have an open date and, after past tensions, players coaches and alumni expect a spirited clash on neutral ground. Brown is eager to play and Dartmouth officials will meet to arrange the details for the game.
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Chicago
Ithaca
Rerce Cornell
Ithacans
Warriors
Stagg
Dartmouth
Brown
Levens
Yale
Providence
Driscoll
New York
Polo Brounds
Cracking Cyclist Injured in Six Day Race Incident
Boston reports twelve teams competed in the six day bicycle race at the bleyele Park Square Coliseum. After ten hours the event reached 222 miles three laps. During a sprint John Bedell and another rider collided with the grandstand seating, injuring one rider from the Bedell brothers team.
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Boston
Bleyele Park Square Coliseum
John Bedell
Bede Brothers
Attell Seeking Speed for Boat with Welch
Los Angeles November 16 Abe and Monte Attell dominate Vernon training camp as the Attell brothers enter executive sessions at the south side resort. From now on probable daily activity signals a busy period ahead for the boxing duo.
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Attell
Welch
Los Angeles
Cal
Auell Brothers
Abe
Monte
Vernon
South Side
Ketchel 10 Rely on Body Punches in Training
In San Francisco on November 16 Stanley Ketchel focuses training on body punches for his bout with Papke. Trainers say Ketchel, nearing weight, is nervous but improving. Manager Jones plans occasional rest to keep him fresh and ready.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Papke
Mlinois Thunderbolt
Owen Moran
Ketchel
Los Angeles
Tommy O'Connor
Jong
O'Connor
Tommy
al “Kaufmann
Jones
Yale Rest After Tough Princeton Game Ahead of Harvard Showdown
Yale players, bruised but improving, rested after Saturday’s hard fought win over Princeton. Coachs plan country drill to sharpen for Harvard clash, with Cory likely to start at quarterback and emphasis on linemen and ends. Harvard dinner hints at coaching shakeup and new captain after season end.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
The
Crimson
Coy
Tiger
Hare
Ard
Cory
Cambridge
Johnson
Murphy
Corbett
Kennard
Training Plan For Freddie Welch Provokes Abe
A fragmentary report notes featherweight champion hocks off training for Freddie Welch over weeks. Abe declares cut down on boxing and speed training. Tam aims to outpace Welch in a full pro style 15 round battle, maintaining peak condition for the entire contest.
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Hocks
Freddie Welch
Abe
Tam
Welch
Tim
Boston Rebuffs 10000 Offer for Catcher Criger
Chicago reports the Boston Red Sox declined a 10000 bid for catcher Lou Criger, formerly of Elkhart Indiana. John J Taylor confirmed the offer but Criger will remain with Boston. White Sox boss refused comment, with speculation over Criger’s value and Sullivan’s windfalls mentioned.
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Chicago
Cominkey
John J. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Lou Criger
Elkhart
Ind
Taylor
Criger
Boston
White Sox
Sox
Sully
Ireland
Sullivan
Hag
Irish American Athletic Club Names Olympic Winners
The Irish American Athletic Club conferred membership on athletes who scored in national and Olympic championships. Led by John J. Flanagan famed for hammer titles at Paris 1900 St Louis 1904 and London this year others honored include John J. Daly George V. Bonhag Robert Cloughen W. G. Frank John J. Joyce B. T. Cooke J. P. Sullivan M. W. Sheppard M. J. Sheridan Frank Horr J. J. Eller C. J. Joseph V. Bromilow W. J. Keating L. J. Talbott RL Young Claude Allen H. Colin John J. Hayes and FR Castleman.
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New York
Irish-American Athletic Club
Lhte
John J. Flanagan
New York bout guaranteed shares for Murphy and Packy
Decisive six round fight set for November 18 at the National Athletic Club Philadelphia with Tommy Murphy and Packy guaranteed a share of the gross receipts. Each fighter to receive up to 1900 dollars, Murphy to work on a percentage basis.
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New York
Brown lays plans for Chicago bowling venture in fall
Mordecai Brown signals intent to open a billiard and bowling facility in Terre Haute within the next two weeks, tying the move to a forthcoming race meeting plan. He appears as a league leader amid a flurry of hopeful venues and winter preparations.
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Chicago
Mordecai Brown
Terre" Haute
Vinees
Mans
Browne
Western schools reject Thanksgiving football date offer
Seattle Lincoln High School Principal McCown declines the invitation to bring the Lincoln Broadway team to Butte on Thanksgiving. The Broadway reply is still awaited while Linc oln coaches and players deny boycotting a trip to Butte. No official word from Broadway as of last night.
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Lincoln High School
Seattle
Butte High School
George F. Downer
Bute
Limentor
Butte
Broadway
Coma
Oln Choot
Lincoln
Geiger
Broadway To Clash With Butte In Thanksgiving Game
Principal Downer plans a high class Thanksgiving Day football game for Butte. Broadway may come to town or Tacoma could be considered as an opponent. Lincoln’s win over Tacoma is noted as a rare onside kick recovery. Butte’s youngsters show strong form and aim to defend the Northwest title against strong coast teams.
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Broadway
Butte
Win
Tose
Tacoma
Lincoln Eleven
City of Destiny
Lincolns
Aisk
Northwest
Washington
Hastings Leads Stallions In Amount Of Winnings
The season's end shows Hastings at $124,290 with Ogden at $125,515 and Disguise earning $iIRG4L. Other top earners include Sain $77,657, Ben Brush $1 burg, High Ornament $386, Star Shoot $4170, Planudes $0, Woolsthorpe $8865, Mazagam $38.25, Cesarion $9430, Sandringham $5, Bin Knight of the Thistle $290, Yan kee $2103, and Nasturdum $485. Noted low earners were Fair Play Priselliian and Field Mouse. Sir Martin and Fayette led Ogden. Disguise credited money to Maskette Helmet Melisande. Ballot was Dest. mando's representative Ballot. Commandos chief winners Colin and Cott retired early.
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Hastings
Den
Disguise
Commando
Sain
Ben Brush
Star
Planudes
Woolsthorpe
Mazagam
Cesarion
Sandringham
Knight of the Thistle
Yankee
Fair Play
Field Mouse
Martin
Fayette
Ogden
Maskette
Helmet
Melisande
Comemando
Colin and
Cott
May Depose Donovan From Brooklyn Team
Brooklyn, N C November 16. Patsy Donovan likely to be replaced as Brooklyn National League manager after two disappointing seasons. Club officers dissatisfied with Donovan’s handling, may hire a new manager. Mills Danien rumored, but President Ebbetts may reject him. Big team shakeup expected next season with several players released or traded.
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Brooklyn
N. C
Patsy Donnan
Lewin
Donovan
Cub
Patay
Secu
Mils Danien
Ebbets
Packy McFarland Poised For Murphy Bout In Philadelphia
New York report shows Packy McFarland shaping for the six round fight with Tommy Murphy two days away at the Polo Club. Murphy trains hard in Philadelphia with regular routines and a cautious confidence, promising close and straight fighting to deny McFarland his big knockout chance. Murphy notes the foe is a worthy challenger after his Cross bout, while McFarland aims to sharpen his punch power for a decisive performance. In unrelated notes, Cincinnati talks with Garry Herrmann follow updates on National League umpire additions and Johnstone’s resignation status remains unresolved.
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Cardiff
Edgron
Owen Morat
Johnny Summers
Drigcoll
Corley
Driscoll
Ab Attell
Abe
Moran
Owen
Matty “Baldwin
Tommy “Murphy
Packy McFarlard
Baldwin
Brito
Attell
Jem Dins
New York
Packy McFarland
Tommy
Murphy
McFarland
Packy
Nelson
Polo Club
Philadelphia
Cross
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Pulliam
National’ League
P. Cusack
Chicago
Taft
Next Meation
Can Association
Johnstone
Mayes trains for Indian race and Yale coach named
Johnny Hayes the Olympic marathon champion begins training for a match distance race with Dorando the Italian who was disqualified in the English marathon. Hayes hires George Cameron to assist. hopes to beat the Italian in Madison Square Garden. In New Haven Captain Fred Murphy announces Tad Jones as Yale’s head coach. Yale plans a limited southern trip and will open the season at the Polo Grounds under Manager McGraw.
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Johnny Hayes
Dorando
Tinkahed
Hayes
George Cameron
Madison Square Garden
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
New Haven
Conn
Fred Murphy
Yale Baseball Mine Tonight
Tad Jones
Jones
Yale
Polo Grounds
Mantager McGraw
Famous motorists in big auto race at Savannah
Savannah Ga November 18. The grand prize race of 400 miles and a 200 mile small car race headline this fall season. Drivers from Italy France Germany and America compete under the Automobile Club of America. The big prize is a $5.09 gold cup. Entry includes Robertson and Renault among notable names. Several world records are anticipated on the Savannah course.
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Automobile Club of America
Automobile Club
Ormond Beach
Robertson
Fiat
de Palma
Jockey Ross Hurt as Mount Falls at Emeryville
Oakland dispatch reports the Emeryville season opener hit by a spill in the second race. Captain Kennedy fell, tossing C Ross and others. Toss sustained concussion and lacerations. Astronomer won the feature, with multiple race results listed. In New York Owen Moran's health worries Moran manager and a proposed Frankie Neil match is off. Johnny Frayne may retire.
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Emeryville
Kenned
C. Ross
van Dusen
St. Avon
W. P. Holmes
Fancy
Astronomer
Upton
Cadichor
Deutschland
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Aunt Kit
Mist Highland
Billy Myer
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Uncle Sam
Colonel Bronston
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Mille
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Figent
Billy Pullman
Charles Green
Atike
New York
Owen Moran
Moran
Frankie Neil
Johnny Frayne
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