All Western Eleven Picks Stressed by Wolves Michigan Center Schultz
Sporting editors debate the All Western team with Schultz of Michigan as a standout center. The piece praises Allerdice as a punter, discusses Page and Dean, and argues on the merits of players from Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, and Chicago for guard and tackle spots.
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Schultz
Michigan
Allerdice
Page
Chicago
Wisconsin
Cornell
Minnesota
Badgers
Dean
Rogers
Schommer
Osthoff
Young
Carlisle
Boyle
Hoffman
Wham
Illinois
Vanhook
Messmer
Ostrand
Wilce
Iddings
Chico
Steffen
Scarlett
Penn
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Dartmouth
Schildmiller
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Draper
Fish
Harvard
Burr
O'Rourke
Nourse
Dillon
Princeton
Pishon
Kennath
Miller
Coy
Hollenback
Walder
Corbett
Tibbett
Historic Big Ten and Ivy League football coach ideas debated
The piece lists players by positions from Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Chicago and discusses coaching candidates including Phil King and others. It weighs East coast teams Harvard Penn Yale Dartmouth Brown and Annapolis against Princeton, Penn, and Carlisle in a panoramic season assessment.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth
Crimson
Hanover
Prineteen
Brown
Providence Collegians
Annapolis
Navy
Carlisle
Minnesota
Chicago
Cornell
Philadelphia Ablaze With Color On Eve Of Army Navy Battle
Philadelphia on November 27 roared with color and noise as thousands of visitors from other cities filled the streets for the upcoming Army Navy game at Franklin Field. Both sides projected confidence in victory with cadets and midshipmen wagering heavily, navy seen as slightly stronger but the outcome still uncertain.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
West Point Military Academy
Franklin Field
Army
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Warner Defends Indians Denying Minnesota Split
Carlisle athletic director Glenn S. Warner issued a formal statement from St. Louis defending the Carlisle football team amid reports Minnesota severed athletic ties. He called the Minnesota split story a sensational yarn and said Carlisle plans a shorter western schedule next year while stating Dr. Williams sought a future game and was not dissatisfied with Carlisle players’ conduct.
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Glenn S. Warner
Carlisle
Minnesota
Dr. Williams
American and Australian Winners in International Tennis Cup
Melbourne reports the Dwight F Davis inter national cup singles opening with Norman Brookes defeating F B Alexander in four sets and Beals Wright overcoming A F Wilding in five sets. Brookes impressed with volleying while Wright edged a comeback victory to claim the matchups for the Americans and Australians.
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Melbourne
Dwight F. Davis
Bowling leaders plan East West visit to boost entries
Cincinnati reports President Garry Herrman and Secretary Langtry of the American Bowling Congress will visit New York to foster good feeling between regions and to secure entries for the Pittsburgh tournament in February. If New York sends a delegation, westerners may pledge multiple teams to the New York promoted Madison Square Garden event in May.
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Garry Herrman
Langtry
American Bowling Congress
New York
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
Chance arrives in Los Angeles after World Series season
Frank Chance, captain and manager of the Cubs, landed in Los Angeles from Fresno and declined to answer if he will manage the Cubs again next season. He is expected to stay through winter and may take an advisory stake in a Santa Anita track book.
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Cubs
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Santa Anita
Butte High Seeks Chicago Englewood Game For Christmas Break
Butte High School weighs a big challenge matchup with Englewood of Chicago during Christmas holidays. Principal Downer pursues cost estimates of 1600 to 1800 dollars and outreach to railroads while Englewood weighs travel plans and faculty approval.
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Englewood High School
Chicago
Butte
Windy City Bunch
Northwest
Downer
Englewood
Einglewood
Harvard full back Verweibe praised by Roosevelt letter
Cambridge November 27 President Roosevelt sent a letter congratulating Ernest Verweibe Harvard full back for his superb play as the team beat Yale last Saturday The acknowledgment highlights Verweibe's standout performance and national recognition.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ernest Verweibe
Harvard
Yale
Roosevelt
Verweibe
Franklin Wins Last Game Over McKinley Eleven
Franklin school football team closed its season with a hard earned victory against McKinley. Captain Gherre starred for the Winning eleven though the final score was not reported.
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Franklin
Gherre
Seattle to host carnival of sport at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo
Negotiations target bringing Cornell Yale and Harvard rowing crews to Seattle for the exposition next summer. Monthly regattas on Lake Washington planned from June to October. Track meets by Pacific coast colleges, high schools, and Army Navy championships eyed. Pacific fleet to be stationed in Seattle harbor and AAU championships secured.
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Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Lake Washington
California
Stanford
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Pacific Fleet
United States Navy
Amateur Athletic Union
Thomas Hueston to Meet Alfredo De Oro in Three-Cushion Title Match
St Louis November 27 Thomas Hueston world pool champion and three-cushion king sets December 7 8 and 9 as dates to oppose Alfredo De Oro for the three-cushion championship emblem. The match pledges 250 a side and the Jordan W Lambert emblem near 1000. Fifty points played each evening.
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Thomas Hueston
Alfredo de Oro
Jordan W. Lambert
Welsh Gets Fight With Packy Next
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight who defeated Abe Attell last Wednesday has been matched to meet Packy McFarland of Chicago on the coast early next year. Gilmore McFarland's manager says offer awaiting Welsh if he makes 133 pounds at 3 o'clock.
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Freddie Welsh
Abe Attell
Packy McFarland
Harry Gilmore
McFarland
Jim Jeffries
Gilmore
Jeffries Athletic Club
Vernon
Joe Gans
Tommy Murphy
Welsh
Neil to Fight Owen Moran in 12 Round Boston Bout
Francis Neil of San Francisco meets Owen Moran at the Armory club in Boston for a 12 round bout Monday night. Moran previously taunted Neil in San Francisco until police halted a previous match. Neil trains in San Francisco and is confident in a 12 round decision. Moran has rheumatic trouble. Weil trains at Northboro with manager Henry Rafael.
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Francis Neil
San Francisco
Owen Moran
Armory Club
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Neil
Frankie
Weil
Northboro
Mass
Henry Rafael
Billy Papke
Papke
Tom Corbett
Ketcher
Erie
Quaker City
Tommy Quill
Brockton
Armory A. A
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Edgewood A. C
New Haven
German team protests Nazarro third in grand prize race
Savannah Ga November 27 Fritz Neumaier manager of the German team filed a formal protest with the contest committee of the Automobile Club of America over Felice Nazarro being awarded third place in the grand prize race. German volunteers on guard duty claim Nazarro aided by a tire change on the last lap Nazarro denies the charge. The committee will hear evidence tomorrow.
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Felice Nazarro
Automobile Club of Ameria
Fritz Neumaier
Nazarro
Ketchel Celebrates Victory Discusses Next Fights
San Francisco November 27 Stanley Ketchel world middleweight champion speaks after defeating Papke. He says he may fight Kaufmann Burns or seek a rematch with Papke while papke vows a quicker return. Ketchel signed with Coffroth for a future opponent.
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San Francisco
Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Rubia Grande wins Douglas Handicap at Oakland card
Oakland November 27 results show Rubia Grande from Thomas H. Williams stable taking the Douglas handicap in easy fashion ahead of Madman and Schleswig. Earlier races saw Dovalta, Plausible, Princess Jewel, Semproni, Alcibiades among the winners on a Futurity course program.
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Forerunner
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Alcibiades
Francis Joseph
Sex Law
Vriend Harry Wins First Race at Five and Half Furlongs
Five races listed with results. First race saw Vriend Harry win over George Kis and Great Heavens. Times given for each race. subsequent winners Panique, Spohn, Captain Burnett, Knight of Ivanhoe, and Gelly Ding noted with runners-up and times.
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Princeton Looks to Stadium and Harvard Game Next Year
Princeton general treasurer George R. Murray said a stadium is desired but funding is uncertain. Talks of a Princeton Harvard football game and a major new program follow, with Phil King and Howard Henry cited as possible head coach candidates while Roper may not return.
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Alonzo Stagg
Yost
Bill Roper
Chicago
Stagg
Michigan
Phil King
Wisconsin
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Kelly
Henry
Poe
Hutchinson
Dov Hilldebrand
N. J
George RR. Murray
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Yale
Tiger
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Murray
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Yester Stagg
Roper
Howard Henry
Boston Would Oust Kelley
Boston officials move to end Joe Kelley’s tenure with the Nationals after President George B. Dovey writes that Toronto is ready to take over his contract. Kelley refuses to resign, citing a two year Boston agreement and intends to fulfill it.
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Joe Kelley
Boston Nationals
George B. Dovey
Dovey
Kelley
Toronto
Missoula Seeks Game With Butte High School
Missoula high school celebrates a 26 to 0 victory over Mullan Idaho and expresses interest in arranging a game with Butte High School. The Missoulian reports Missoula would play Butte for fun and not aiming to unseat the miners.
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University of Chicago to award C letters to 15 Maroons
Coach Stagg will recommend 15 football players for the letter to the university senate. Only two squad members will miss the emblem. Besides the starting eleven at Madison, the lucky group includes Falk Schott Rogers Elliott Captain Steffen Iddings Crowley Worthwine Badenoch Ehrhorn Hirschl Kelsey Hoffman Schommer and Page.
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Stagg
University Senate
Madison
Falk
Schott
Rogers
Elliott
Steffen
Iddings
Crowley
Worthwine
Badenoch
Ehrhorn
Hirschl
Kelsey
Hoffman
Schommer
Page
Lords Reject Licensing Bill Sparks Liberal Rallying Cry
London a political stir as the house of lords votes 7 to 9 against the licensing bill. The liberals vow to weaponize the defeat to push curtailment of peers power and claim the will of the people was blocked.
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House of Lords
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