McCoy Returns in Boxing Exhibition Displays Speed and Skill
New York reports McCoy, after a four year layoff, defeated Tin Stewart in a six round exhibition in Brooklyn. McCoy, weighing about 198 pounds, showed ring craft and speed, landing a hard left in the opening round that unsettled Stewart. Stewart offered brief resistance only in round four. the crowd cheered as McCoy dominated and earned a clear winner in the heads up bout.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Tin Stewart
Brooklyn
McCoy
Jack Sullivan
Los Angeles
Marion Law
Brook+ Iquite
Stewart
McCtoy
Ike
MeCcoy
Siewert
Pick of coursers in Waterloo event
The Waterloo Cup draws a high class field for the course racing stake with 89 starters, including favorites Bill, Truly Brazen, and Ogulichs Calonel. Officers elected at the Waterloo Cup club include B Campbell as president and Bartels as vice president, as a purse of 32 500 plus 1 000 added awaits results.
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America
Frank Bsahoam
Enries
West
Waterloo
Lhe
M. Campbell
Butte
T. W. Bartels
Denver
H. R. Elliott
Salt Take
Saurglars
Fyank Basbom
Balt Lake
WR. Tonkin
Seattle
Peter Tasgue
Thomas Knight
L. A. Kelly Af Bite
Pe Directure
Bill
H.R. Eliot
Ogulich
Calonel
Priove Charming
Devil's Dream
King Lady
Ting Tady
Garera
Iottiis
Lady Idellett
Johnson in Tenths Hopes for Australian Championship
New York manager says heavyweight Johnson and entourage plan to arrives in Sydney around November to stage the title bout at Rushcutters Bay early in the month. Johnson, weighing about 208 pounds, prepares for acclimation and training with high hopes of facing Pitzpatrick and possibly Burns if a larger gap opens.
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Sydney
Australia
Wrnton Tenis
Naples
Fghter
Prometers
Rushcuttar's Bay
Johnson Joel
Pitzpatrick
Johnson
Cross country title chase stirs Ivy League teams
Philadelphia report flags Penn lagging for intercollegiate cross country titles this year as Harvard and Cornell loom. Shrubh could lead Harvard with Yale also expected to field fast runners. In New York Mel Sheppard, a famed middle-distance runner, plans to retire from the cinder path after the upcoming games, after long career begun at Barnard.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Alfred Shrubh
Hibrvard
Crimson
Cornell
Ytharans
Oli Peon
Bill Poulll
Preycersburg
Jack Moakley
Yale
Bhubh
New York
Get
Melvin W. S Sheppard
Maas
Ceélib Pare
Sheppard
Barnard School
Papke to fight Ketchel first and Kelly’s manager upset
Chicago reports Papke will not meet Kelly until after his Ketchel bout. Papke’s manager Jones rejected all offers and refused to discuss the match. Silvio Farrelli accuses Papke of fearing Kelly’s improved form and spying on Kelly’s camp. Ketchel, disappointed not to face Papke, trains hard and hopes for a West matchup after the Ketchel bout.
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Papke
Ketchel
Kelly
Waxes Wroth
Chicago
Oct
Hugo Kelly
BO Paplke
Stanley Ketchel
Jones
Bay
Bapke
Ketetici
Silvio Farretti
Adantage
Pos
Tergotti
Fapke
Realiz
Inge Kelly
Allwaulyar Attair
Coffrath
Los Ab- Beles
Ferrelli
the Empire
Trerretti
Ketly
Milwaukee
Panke
Pullman to Play Turkey Day Game at Rogers Field
Washington State College in Pullman plans a Thanksgiving football clash with Whitman College, the first since several years. Managers BeCroskey and Morton finalized a plan by phone to move the game from Nov 4 to Thanksgiving with expected large attendance and possible excursions from Colfax Walla Walla and surrounding areas.
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Washington State College
Pullman
Ott. W
J. Mouston BeCroskey
Washington Stars
Day
Morton
Whitman Seven
Rogers Field
Turkey
Eame
Mecroskey
Whitman
Manuser McClaskey
State College
Colfax
Walla Walla
Sullivan to Fight Marvin Hart Next Tuesday
In Boston, Jack Sullivan agrees to face Marvin Hart at the Armory next Tuesday after training and a recent road workout. Sullivan, small at 158 pounds, vows to prove he is the better puncher and will travel to the gauntlet with renewed resolve.
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Sullivan
Marvin Hart
Boston
Armory Athletic Association
Jack
Sulli
van Celthat
Fide
Iate
Armory Athletie
Association People
Ana
Sulivan
Itn
Parkland Triumphs in Tight PCL Clash
In a Pacific Coast League contest, Parkland edged Batvera-Graiey 78 to 70 amid contract issues and late pressure. Key players Rh, HW, and Porta led the scoring while Ban Wrancleco and others contributed for the visitors. Johan Luton and Harnéa added notable inputs as the game swung on key possessions.
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Parkand
Luton
Johan
Harnéa
Bozeman Giants Edge Butte In Tight Prep Battle
Bozeman travels to Butte for a 3 pm clash as Gallatin seeks revenge for last year’s loss. Bozeman’s offense carries the day with bigger backs and a steady aerial attack while Butte counters with a stout defense and disciplined line play.
Boer's Pacic Card Promises Terrific Thompson Battle
In San Francisco, Pacifiс club hosts a 20 round bout between Boer and Thompson as local fans await a clash with Cyclone Johnny Thompson. The match pits Dutch speed and power against Thompson’s stamina and punch, with weight differences noted and both fighters seeking advantage in a pivotal lightweight showdown.
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San Francisco
Cystons
Johnny Thompson
Egaif
Sycamore
Joe Gans
Thompson
Oden
Counds
Ha “Cyclone
Tarring McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Rattler
Annoe
Dany
Fenis
Los Angeles
Johnny
Ervapper
Kid Dalton
Jude Cutford
Marysville
Pete Sullivan
New England
Tack O'Krete
Oakland
Ina 3
Bat Nelson
Dane
Penn and Bucknell Teams in Controversy After Game
Philadelphia Oct 2 A bitter controversy between the University of Pennsylvania and Bucknell threatens to sever football relations. After the Penn Bucknell game Penn coaches accused Bucknell players of unnecessary fouling and foul play against Kennuth. Bucknell Captain Hallmback and Penn men allegedly fouled Munk and Clausen, leaving them hospital bound.
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Philadelighly
University of Pennsylvania
Bucknell
Penn
Kennuth
Haskins
Hallmback
Fenn
Munk
Clausen
Fann
Colebly
Pauxpis
Din
Harvard Nines Retains Coach Pleper For Next Year
Boston October 16 Harvard has reappointed Tous P Pleper as baseball coach for the coming year. Pleper has led Harvard for two seasons, producing teams that beat Yale. Gooch Pieper and Captain Currier oversee the early work with a large pool of new material and more than seven men on the squad. Practice includes alternating days, forming teams, and five inning games with veterans and newcomers.
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Gallatin
Bozeman
Han
Butle
Tevange
Gollinbis Gardens
Promisan
Cece
Timy Eit
Butta
Neef
Bolle
Brooks
Roy Orles
Hull
Ugh
Green
Hatnan
Tut
Cupid
Wogbox
Svaraging
Mars
Tha Bozeman Fine
Especiail
Carr
Mo Ma
Hin Han
Hogonanttes
Livingston High School
Horewsu—Konitz
Truitt
King
Xunrit
Dour Jan
Jogt Tachin
Britiin
Henderson
Bask
Davis
Vox
Saner
Dunewn
Itrand
House
Gsiarier Book
Grigg
Hese
Uternan
Boston
Harvard
Tous P. Plepar
Pleper
Starvard
Yele
Gooch Pieper
Currier
Paricipataa
De Oro Challenges Champ To Three-Cushion Match
Alfred de Oro world champion challenged Alfred Jelitte to play Thomas Hurston for the three cushion title. The match follows a Jordan Lambert emblem rule with a five day window for challenge response. Local officials questioned if Jerie could act as Lambert’s representative.
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St Louie
Ool
Alfred de Oro
Alfred Jelitte
Thomas Hurston
Huestan
John Daly
W. Lambert
Do Oro
Mr. Lambert
Wiird
Jeriie
Lambert
Lamiwrt
Ty Oro
Jellitte
Mieston
Trapsnats Gather for Northwest Rest Registered Tourney
Amateur trap shooters from Spokane Washington Ont will compete in the Rest registered tournament under the Kpakane Uod and Gail cnly Ae Hs Reatinds on Mom prairie. Events include targets with prizes and $20 added to the winner’s pot plus a trophy cup for the highest average.
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Spoknar
Wash
Northweat
Aievtlyn
Kpakane Uod
Gail Cnly Ae Hs
Mom Prairie
Prista
Gridiron battles loom in early college games across nation
Early week football card features Wisconsin, Indiana, and Michigan in key clashes while Yale battles Army at West Point. Chicago v Illinois tops western matchups with Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa touted for wins as teams test form and depth this season.
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Butte High School
Bozellan
Montana
Arlons of
Iminas
Missoula
Shienga
Tninois
Mhikaxo
Wisconsin
Nealizo Indiana
Binonington
Michigan
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Nevragia
Atinneapolis
Towa Aralibt Distouri
Columbia
Ureh
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Agelentimal College
Trenver
St. Louis
Arkansas
Washington
Whitworth
Bele
West Point
Harvard
Camridge
Pennsylvania
Brown
Philadelania
Princeton
Bwarthmore
Cornell
Colgate
Sthece
Susquehanna
Carisle
Annapols
Lehigh
Annapolis
Syracuse
Rochester
Chicago
Illinois
Maroons
Hicago
Con
Hawkeye State
Mearlann Gets Digarran in New York Bout
Mearlann Digarran in New York bout as 6-Miah Murphy, matchmaker for the Atmary athletic association of Bngton, offers RicVarland a shot at pitas Alatty Baldwin or Tammy Murphy in a round led by the club next imanthi. Gil mora Ix weighs accepting. McFarland’s Armory Athletic Association yield 31764 remains likely to recur.
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New York
Miah Murphy
Atmary Athletic Akesociation
Bngton
Hany GH
Paaly
RicVarland
Pitas Alatty Baldwin
Tammy Murphy
Imanthi
Gil
Mora
McFarland
Armory
Johnson resigns as umpire amid NL leadership shakeup
NY Oct 1611 Umpire John F. Johnson has resigned as umpire of the National League amid a leadership rout. Tehnatans expected to nominate Nong with Fank O Day to represent the league in the world series but was sidetracked in favor of Fiem. This aid to have brought about his resignation.
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New York
John F. Johnalona
Umnita
National League
Tehnatans
Nong
University of Montana and Washington State Face Cancelation Talk
Montana University and Washington State College clash over a Missoula game contract. If canceled due to management attitude, the Butte Mines may struggle to cover visiting team expenses, prompting talks to honor the original terms. Team lineup changes and travel plans for Missoula are outlined as officials seek a resolution.
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Missona
State School of Mines Bunch
Butte
Hg University
Washington State Collegs Elernal Pullman
Montana
Hutte Saluray
Itera
Miscanta
Stockett
Buttstro
BicCroskey
Pullman
Montana University
Missoulans
Washington Glad Tollege
Missoula
Mines
McCroskey
Pullmanites
Washington State College
Washington
Teacac
Aissoula
Jimmy Evans
Hartsie
Groupe and Bailey
Hal
McElvenny
Daly
Eoen
Roneh
Little
Trailey Howell
Condon
Jensen
Ralston
Kyle
Groupe
Hartsick
Ratley
McBivenny
Craig
Steve
Johnston
Rinekark Wit
L. P. Donovan
Rive
Favorite Meets Defeat in Lexington Feature
Lexington Kentucky racing card shows Leary Jones second in the first two heats with Ruth Dillon winning both first and fourth heats. Red Grass took the third heat, Ruth Dillon also won the fourth heat. Summary notes Ruth Dillon swept two wins and Red Cragg won the third heat in 2:00, with other heats detailing Lonust Tack Wilkes Heart and William C. in various purses.
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Lexington
Dodey
Leary Jones
Ruth Dilton
Red Grass
Huth Dillon
Simmary
Ruth Dion Wor
Breta
Red Cragg
Lonust Tack
Wilkes Heart
NACA
William C
Reel Font
Tax Tstia
Ailen Wilson
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Atterbury Garments
ETA
Nnholz
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Pacic
Wnhola
Bor
Crelony Juliuns
Ap Vowler Cnainzder
Harvard Nine
Piper
Crimson Ball Piers
Cnacks
Stokane Stant
West Park
Yalmary Ostruggl
Marcone
Rigett
Latl
Ibek
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Blas
Hest
Tleers
Princeton ix
Swarthmors
Tigers
Swarthmore
Pennsylva
New Jersey
Springfield
Springfeld
Quakers
Cornel
Calegate
Weat
Mearlann
Digarran
Umpine Johnson Nosigns
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Rutte
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