Football's upheaval and the then rising new rules
Pertinent comment and news of sport world reviews college football's chaos under new rules that favor chances and speed over skill. Yale Dartmouth Harvard Princeton and Michigan are cited with mixed results as teams adapt to changes while Chicago Detroit and the wider leagues face evolving competition and the prospects of upcoming games and bouts.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Bils
Holy Cross
Ho Ene
Yate
Ike
Waite
Harvard
Princeion
Hanover
Dugaloeh Tufts
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tigers
Lafayetta
Comell
Jacky
Michigan
Carter
Wolverines
Asgies
Ann Arbor
Toles
Cne
Iowa
Chitiya
Indiana
Marquette
Masonis Sui
Chicago
Minnesota
Oscpra
Murphy Secures Backing for Go With Driscoll
Wey Yors Oct announces Murphy as backer for Go With Driscoll ahead of a bout with English champion at 157 pounds. Murphy claims opponent slowed after the early exchange and predicts a victory over Driscol with confidence from Brekhy and Tuckley.
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Murphy
Brekhy
Tomine Margy
Annoupel Falay Tinel
Tommy
Viriscoll
Pymins Saidwin
Hostan
Tuckley
Driseon
Former stars plan eleven to face Carlisle Indians
Prominent ex gridiron players from Butte organize an eleven to represent the city against the Carlisle Indians. Eugene Milburn Don Gillis and others from Princeton Wisconsin and Denver are among the organizers. The effort aims to boost local football interest with a high-profile exhibition possibly featuring names like Spike Foster and Crowley in a bid to crown a Montana title.
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Gridiron
Butte
Carlisle Indians
Carlisle India
College Osrndiransta
Eugene Milburn
Don Gillis
Thousland
Princeton
all-Aimeria
Adelaies
Danavin
Wisconve
Barman
Columbus
Country Club hosts qualifying round for president's colors
Poor OCR yields a garbled report on a golf event at Hille Country Club with over 20 players in a qualifying round for the president's colors. The text lists matchups and draws, mentioning names like Case, Graham Aguiel, Dannally, Borrien, Modgens, Bryan, Rowenbhitt, Luntz, Frawer, and Sales, with scattered references to medals, permits, and schedules.
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London
Tve
Vomnela
Case
Oher
Graham Aguiel Thtrker
Carr
Dannally Aeathel Fealel
Borrien Waatnat Cotte
Modgenn
Bryan
Rowenbhitt
Clask
Arthor
Silas
Brimmon
Warteee
Pigot
A Tive
Class
Wateoner
Plolbrad
Philt
Tee
Modgens
Casa
Glass C
Graham
Ober
Osenltt
Gondale
Ainat Mather
Jeffries Set To Meet Barry As Kaufman Battles For Oct Date
Law Angel reports Oct. 22 is the target for a heavyweight clash as Jeffries matches Barry while Kaufman, Battling Johnson, and Terry Mus tala are lined up for October 22. The card follows showings against Matting Johnson with Johns retaining strong defense as Barry presses.
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Jeffries
Barry
Kaufman
Law Angel
Um Jeffries Guidemtiy
Wis
Matetont AP Kartwrit
Thu Barry
Att Fisa
Joluison
Terry Mustala
Im Focnl
Elrelar Ie
Vellore
Johns
Deftries
Yale Paper Blames Stroke on Crew Setback
A partial Yale paper blames a stroke affecting crew efforts on a disrupted preparation period. The report notes a lack of sufficient practice and misalignment in the varsity program, alongside coaching challenges and scheduling difficulties.
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YALE
Vague text on Vale and burrowing effort miswritten
Fragmentary passage mentions Vale and burrowing activity with unclear intent. Names and places are obscured, making concrete entities and outcomes hard to discern. The readable fragment suggests a contention over Vale and possibly a burrowing task, but no verifiable events or figures emerge.
Spectator notes and stakes at watering park meet
Report from a racing day at the watering park with Prince Charmaine winning the Series 1 and attention on Mrs Tonkin and Tr. PS hy Hassenplug. Dr Hasselphas and others criticize judges while Futurity stakes offer varied purses and special prizes for top performers amid a crowded grandstand scene.
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J. L. Wily
Allissis
Katly
Th. Tankis
Fies
Charmaine
Prine
Tonkin
W. Te Tonkin
Une
Vane Wuturity
Hy Hassenplug
Cripple Creek
Hasselphas
Unncouk
Girtava
Rte
Ward Tar
Colin Cul
Mra
Carroll
Salt Lake
Coura
Tanong
Clyde
Cers
Maude
Claw
Ad “Tah
Clutcus
Million Dollar Track for Mexican Border
A Texas proposal outlines a million dollar track project on the Mexican border at Piso opposite the city with grounds grandstands and sleeping fits costing about 1,000. The endeavor is pitched as a major event with involvement from officials and promoters in New York Toll W's Cates and others, aiming to attract national attention and funding.
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Moxten
Wlite Aallars
Northwestern league no hit games spark season
A fragmentary account notes six no hit contests in the Northwestern league with names and teams such as Spokane and Aber Deene mentioned among others. The text references players and possible records, but details are garbled and uncertain. The piece hints at a pursuit to match a famed record set by Uy Foun and mentions Paddowk in relation to scoring.
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Sputane
Armin Taranie
Demker
Wright
Vannoiyer
Tushoe
Spokane
Ulin
Aber
Deene Din Andy
Paddowk
Teague Coast Teague and Oakland News Glimpses
Fragmented OCR notes mention Teague and Oakland with references to places such as Los Angeles and Angalos Geins Tavrlind. The garbled text hints at a local or regional announcement involving events or people around a date near a Los Angeles area, with scattered names like Holton Nelson and Wills.
Tutt Cross Country Meet Aims For Strong Team Show
Tutt directions indicate a cross country event with team prospects. The management discusses coach Leon and Bowdurn negotiating terms as a 46 run is planned at Wolves venue with likely next actions and participant names.
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Mid Lwinan
MRL
Siatth
Howden Wanelc 'Hiik
Maly Rons
Lins
Bowdurn
Wults
Spokane Plans Hockey League To Decide International Title
Spokane plans a hockey league to crown international champions. The effort involves Spokane Chamber of Commerce and local sponsors with Calgary and Calgary players mentioned. The plan aims to unite communities, feature Canadian towns, and determine the top team to face international contenders.
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Spokane
Nelson
Dtr
Matinee Harness Racing Yields Walkovers and Delays
At the driving park matinee yesterday only one of the expected entries appeared for the three mile pace and trot events. Races featured Vesta Girl as the sole contest in the three mile trot and a slowed free-for-all pace. Nellie and Almix disputed the heat, with Nellie winning a near finish over Almix in the first heat. The 2:54 mile by Tulin Hoots's Vesta Cri was noted amid sparse fields and a strong focus on the rival Nellie and Almix.
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Simak
Wien
Dwilgvis
Willy Whiel
Robert Metall
Jann Hudddleston
M.D. Guennell
Hollis
P. H. Ragai
Jack Turner
Joe Toulat
Prince
Prince U T
Uae
Uf. Emery
George Direel
de. A. R. OB
Eorge Tireel
Sith
Mininoy
Iol
Aml
Anta
Ana
Wittehinis
George Dirget Wits
Idol
Fonte
Toad
Hail ii
Charley Wheceler
Hireen
Turner
Nellig
Angel
Almax Hitan
Nello
Almas
Semio
Hewnyer
Almita
Doxen Lovett
Lakoh
Nelle
Purner
Aimax
Ellie Almoti
Timie
Mirven
Am Nello
Sun Mary
Mac
Luz
Lethbridge
George ML
MacDawre
Telta
Ennis
Rai
Winishert
Dol
Butte Greyhounds Win Futurity in Bold Finish
In a feature at the Butte track the Needle Bug and Prince Charming led a tense card of greyhound races for the BG Futurity. Needle Bug and Prince Charming battled to the final furlong with tricky starts, while Wild Bit and Welsh Girth posted strong showings in later rounds. Tomorrows purse totals and final placements awaited the judges amid a crowded stand.
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Amuniva
Claavie
Geokded
Tinta Hounds
Prince Charming
Okytte Rock
Charin
Holh
Ceuck Houhde
Packin & Smith Lense
Denis Dowgheris
Whampions
Dexter
Rede
Thas New Elempion
Kelly
Coursing Sreghounds
Steand
Alarle Holleday
Dr. Kellar
Surdsa
Harry Curbist
Prince Weeings
CowdWick
Hue
John Rease
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Prince Bo
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TH. Emery
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Yeatnriday
Butte Greyhounds
Mixsinatopt
Montani
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Tendarmelist
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Vringe
Vavarite
Charming
Neue Bue
Toy
Prince A & Ta
Turis
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Sae Wilkin Heucnek
Seemaun
Aragon
Charing Gil
Winnie
Ding Purley
Crescertt
Hunter ‘MacGnith
Whiner
Nug
Wik Bug
Givered G
Wilt Tull
Washoe Lad
Prine Chori
Washoo Tady
Ding Darley
Fale German
Sot Wou
Newlle
To & Belins
Prince Charme
Dig Darley Yie
Pleat
Princa Charnity
Neville Tage
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