Yale Defeats Penn State College 11 to 0 in Muddy Clash
Yale overcame a muddy field and repeated fumbles to beat Pennsylvania State College 11 to 0 in New Haven. Key moments included a first half touchdown by Farmer, a late second half score by Ward, and strong Yale line play led by Glass. Yardage and turnover pressure tested both offenses despite Yale earning the win.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Pennsylvania State College
Smith
Pennsylvania
Glass
Farmer
Ward
Metcalf
Preston
Hare-G
Ward Serees Esbicker
Harvard Defeats West Point In Tough Army-Navy Style Battle
Five thousand spectators watched Harvard beat West Point 14 to 6 in a hard fought game at West Point. Harvard scored first on a Jones touchdown and Barnard kick, then West Point answered with a Tormey TD and easy kick. A safety awarded Harvard two points late, final score 14 to 6.
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West Point
Military Academy
Harvard
Stuart
Jones
Barnard
Tormey
Tuarvard
Hackett
Graves
West Pointers
Little Granite Street Stars Defeat Arizona in Close Street Game
In a tight second half contest the Little Granite Street Stars beat the Arizona street team 18 to 12. Ed Sullivan at center joined Martin Carpenter and Mat Mooney on the line with Leo Rohan Frank Jackson Joe Moar and John Driscoll bolstering the forwards ends and backs led by Carl Driscoll quarterback Joe Vollmer Mat De Paul and Joe Rohan.
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Little
Granite Street Stars
Arizona Street
Edfile Sullivan
Martin Carpenter
Mat Mooney
Leo Rohan
Frank Jackson
Joe Moar
John Driscoll
Carl Driscoll
Joe
Princeton Defeats Washington and Jefferson 23 to 5
Princeton's football team defeated Washington and Jefferson 23 to 5 at home. Hard Straightaway football dominated the game with Princeton backs delivering heavy pounding and a stubborn W and J line repelling multiple goal-line stands.
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Princeton
N. J
Washington and Jefferson
Penn Falls to Brown 15-6 at Franklin Field
Brown University defeated the University of Pennsylvania 15 to 6 on Franklin Field. The score came from two touchdowns by Brown as the game unfolded in two 25 and 20 minute halves.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Brown University
Brown
Penn Defeats Pennsylvania by Lopsided Football Rally
Providence team dominated from the start as Pennsylvania scored only on a fumble by Baker. Brown’s strong line overwhelmed the Quakers, whose defense could not cope after the opening minutes.
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Pennsylvania
Providence
Quakers
Baker
Brown
Main Street Juniors Triumph Over Young Nationals 22 to 12
The Main Street Juniors defeated the Young Nationals 22 to 12 with standout line bucking and end runs by the visitors. The Junior line included Joseph Mulcahey James Divine John Sullivan Patrick Sullivan James Duffy Tim Duffy James Malley Willie Johns Joseph Tewey Davey Joseph Rowan.
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Main Street
Nationals
Joseph Mulcahey
James Divine
John Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
James Duffy
Tim Duffy
James Malley
Willie Johns
Joseph Tewey
Davey
Joseph Rowan
Finish One Two Three Dominate Columbia Handicap in Chicago
McChesney Cali ban and Lucien Appleby finished one two three in the Columbia handicap at Worth yesterday, the Darnell Herze entry taking the top three spots. McChesney clocked 2 05 3 5 for the mile and a quarter, a likely West record, amid crowding weights.
Anaconda Juniors Face Broadway Athletics In Race Track Clash
The Anaconda juniors meet Broadway Athletics of Butte at the race track this afternoon at 2:36. Both teams have strengthened with practice and new players after earlier defeats.
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Anaconda Juniors
BUTTE
Broadway Athletics
Carlisle Indians Defeat Cornell on Percy Field 10–6
Carlisle Indians upset Cornell 10 to 6 at Percy field with all scoring in the first half. Cornell missing regular backs and using inexperienced substitutes despite Carlisle’s faster sharper play and superb interference.
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Ithaca
N. C
Cornel
Percy Field
Carlisle Indians
Indians
Cornell
Ithacans
Morrison
Percy
Carlisle
Gerd
Weekes Scores Two Long TD Runs As Columbia Beats Hamilton
Columbia football defeated Hamilton College 61 to 0 at home. Harold Weekes did not play first half but in the second half returned a kickoff 108 yards for a touchdown and then ran 80 yards for another score showcasing remarkable speed. Weekes played 15 minutes of the 45. Other scores from around the country include Minnesota 9 over Nebraska 6 and Notre Dame 0 at Michigan 33.
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New York
Columbia
Hamilton
Harold Weekes
Weekes
Princeton
Polo Grounds
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Westport High Schoo
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University of Utah
Fort Douglas Soldiers
Portland
Ore
Multnomah Athletic Club
Whitman College
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University of California
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Wisconsin
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Haskell Indians
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Columbus
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa Normal
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Nev
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Agricultural College
Carleton
St. Louis
Washington University
Rose Polytechnic
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Tex
University of Louisiana
University of Texas
Birmingham
Ala
Auburn
University of Alabama
Charlotte
N. C
University of North Carolina
Davidson
Horn admits joking about killing in Wyoming murder trial
Tom Horn testified he made statements as the state introduced and that the Nickel boy tale was not told in seriousness. He denied ever killing anyone while the defense nears end, with rebuttal witnesses likely and jury instructions to be drafted.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Horn
Scott
Tom Horn
Lafors
Contract for Handsome Residence Sealed in Billings
Billings October 18 M A Arnold cashier of the First National bank signed a contract for the foundation of an elegant pressed brick residence in the West End addition just west of P H K Moss residence. Work will begin at once.
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Standard
Billings
M. A. Arnold
First National Bank
P. HK. Moss
Thoroughbred results at St Louis Fair Grounds
First race six furlongs selling Miss Bon won with Happy Chappy second and Mathilde third. Time 1 17. Second six and a half furlongs Parnassus won Duella second Dave Sommers third. Time 1 25. Third race mile and seventy yards Leonja won Kingstelle second Ida Penzance third. Time 1 49 4. Fourth six furlongs purse Erema won Frank Bell second Lady Strathmore third. Time 1 15 %. Fifth mile and three sixteenths Orris won Linden Ella second Bachhus third. Time 2 4 4. Sixth seven furlongs selling Assessment won Pyrrho second Kiss Quick third. Time 1 29 %
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Miss Bon
Happy Chappy
Mathilde
Parnassus
Duella
Dave Sommers
Leonja
Kingstelle
Ida Penzance
Erema
Frank Bell
Lady Strathmore
Orris
Linden Ella
Bachhus
Selling— Assessment
Pyrrho
Kiss Quick
Kentucky breeders' joth meeting races report
Lexington Kentucky October 18 three races today closed the Kentucky breeders joth meeting. Bluegrass 2 10 class trotting three in five purse two thousand Chase won three straight heats in 2 11 2 09 4 2 10 with Dulce Cor Maxim Horace W Wilson and Mink starting. 2 20 class trot purse one thousand A Billy Fister won three straight heats in 2 14 2 12 2 11 with Norrie Wild Wilton The Parson Oneonta Lauretta Miller Moment Mexican Boy Kip ling Lueck Lee and Jantine starting. 2 16 class pace purse one thousand two in three Stard won the second and third heats in 2 083 2 08 while Daley Field took the first heat in 2 08 with Dora Delpha Babe Allerton Mary Shawhan Volita Pard Case Tom Keene and Margaret W starting.
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Lexington
Chase
Dulce Cor
Maxim
Horace W
Wilson
Mink
Billy Fister
Norrie
Wild Wilton
the Parson
Oneonta
Lauretta
Miller
Moment
Mexican Boy
Kipling
Lueck Lee
Jantine
Stard
Daley Field
Dora Delpha
Babe Allerton
Mary Shawhan
Volita
Pard Case
Tom Keene
Margaret W
Morris Park Racing Summary From October 18 Meet
At Morris Park New York on October 18 six races are reported Judge Phillips first in the two and a half mile October steeplechase with Mark Forward second and Adjidaumo third Time 4 41 Fire Eater wins five and a half furlongs Joe Cobb second Sweet Alice third Time 1 0414 Leonora Loring takes the six and a half furlong handicap Francesco second Dnly third Time 1 20 Meltonian wins the Champagne stakes last seven furlongs of the Withers mile Aceful second Grey Friar third Eugenia Burch finished second but was disqualified for fouling Time 1 27 Municipal handicap mile and three quarters Advance Guard wins Hunter Rine second Andy Williams third Time 3 00 Sixth race selling mile and an eighth Lord Badge wins Remorse second Brunswick third Time 1 53
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New York
Morris Park
Judge Phillips
Mark Forward
Adjidaumo
Fire Eater
Joe Cobb
Sweet Alice
Leonora Loring
Francesco
Dnly
Meltonian
Aceful
Grey Friar
Eugenia Burch
Advance Guard
Hunter Rine
Andy Williams
Lord Badge
Remorse
Brunswick
Kramer the Speed Demon of American Cycling
Frank Kramer from East Orange New Jersey born and raised in Evansville Indiana is acclaimed as the fastest cyclist America has produced. He holds a majority of sprint records and aims to repeat last year’s American championship showing he may dominate the world stage again. He rose to fame as America’s amateur champion and turned pro three years ago at Vailsburg New Jersey on the board track. His feats include defeating his 64 time rival Major Taylor on tough days.
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Frank Kramer
East Orange
N. J
Evansville
Ind
America
Kramer
Vailsburg
Collett
Jackson
Taylor
Gans Cain Bout Set for Philadelphia Title Match
Joe Gans world lightweight champion and Eddie Cain of Brooklyn agreed to meet in Philadelphia late this month with a six round stoppage or purse forfeiture. Sam Harris and Al Herford posted a $500 side bet with $25 stakes noted in a Philadelphia paper. Cain trained as sparring partner to McGovern before a planned bout with Corbett.
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Joe Gans
Eddie Cain
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Gans
Cain
Sam Harris
al Herford
McGovern
Corbett
Nifty Terry Falls to Australian Boxer at Caged Ring
New York reports Terry McGovern and companions sought out an Australian boxer. Fitzrobert Simmons, a boxing kangaroo from the Bostock animal show, outweighed Terry and scored a decisive advantage, with McGovern taking the count before Humphyreys and others moved him away. Corbett has promised a rematch next week.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Hughey
Joe Humphreys
St. Nicholas Rink
Duss
Terry
Corbett
Humphreys
Joe
Fitzrobert Simmons
Hully Gee
Fitzrobert
Brooklyn
Bostock
Murphy and Dunn battle over rules for $500 side bet
James Murphy, the heavyweight, declares he will meet Frank Dunn anywhere for a side bet of 500 dollars to 1.90 and will deposit funds immediately. He demands a referee, no clinching below the knees, and one arm free, with a 158 pound limit, to force Dunn upright and on defense.
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James Murphy
Frank Dunn
Murphy
Dunn
Ike
Howard Opie
Jack Clifford
the Grand
Opie
Clifford
Kid Oglesby
Marriage License Issued for Foley and Mary Young
Billings officials record a marriage license issued to Francis Foley and Mrs. Mary Young, both of the city. Foley is a prominent contractor with Foley & Crow. the bride arrived from the East and the wedding is planned for tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Billings
Francis Foley
Mary Young
Foley
Foley & Crow
Rea Bros Ship Fat Lambs From Billings to Chicago
Billings on October 1s reports Rea Bros shipped 12 carloads of fat lambs this afternoon bound for the Chicago market.
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Standard
Billings
Rea Bros
Chicago
Granite Notes Births and Visits Report
Granite October 16 Special Correspondence notes birth in J W Harris household and a return visit by O A Caldwell from Pocatello Idaho. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Robert McLeod being present in Granite.
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Standard
Granite
J. W. Harris
O. A. Caldwell
Pocatello
Idaho
Robert McLeod
Lipton Looks Forward to New America's Cup Series
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton praises the New York Yacht Club for accepting another America’s Cup challenge. He notes the Shamrock III launch timing and confirms aluminum use will outpace Shamrock II. He expects the new defender to be more costly than Shamrock II and believes Columbia may still outpace a cheaper boat.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Associated Press Today
New York Yacht Club
Thomas
Herreshoffs
Columbia
Dumbarton
Scotland
Associated Press
Community Notes From Granite and Surrounding Areas
Visitors in Granite Wednesday included Mrs. H. E. Moore and Mrs. L. A. Yake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Basham left Saturday for a short visit in Lolo and will proceed to Cripple Creek Colorado. Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Louis Van Meyer returned to Butte Friday after a brief city visit. Mrs. Frank Showers left Monday for Boulder on business. St Peter's guild met at Mrs. Walker's home Thursday. Hector McDonald visited Philipsburg Thursday afternoon.
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Granite
H. E. Moore
L. A. Yake
Harry Basham
Lolo
Young British man dies attempting jump from freight car near Ponca City
A young Englishman leaped from a Santa Fe freight car at the Salt Fork bridge near Ponca City Oklahoma. He aimed to reach the bank but fell short striking a rock and died instantly. In his pockets were items linking him to the Earl of Lonsdale and a claim to an inheritance. A London law firm letter urged return to pursue the claim.
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Wichita
Kan
Yvoune Eneishman
Santa Fe
Salt Fork
Ponra City
Okla
Earl of Lonsdale
India
Belle Fay Feigns Suicide At Roadhouse
Belle Fay a 19 year old inmate at a roadhouse near Billings yards swallowed 10 grains of corrosive sublimate in a suicide attempt. She had received a scolding letter from parents in Sturgis South Dakota and drank freely since. a doctor removed the poison and she was taken to a hospital in critical condition with possible fatal secondary effects.
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The
Standard
Billings
Belle Fay
Burlington
Fockyards
Sturgis
Anderson
Missing banker H H Palmer feared lost near river
Vancouver report on H H Palmer of Bank of Montreal New Westminster missing since Wednesday. Police unable to trace him, with foul play or river accident suspected. Palmer's books show no signs of distress. recent illness noted but suicide theory deemed unfounded.
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Vancouver
B. C
H. H. Palmer
Bank of Montreal of
New Westminster
Voter Registration Surges in City
Registration offices opened a week ago and over 70 residents have registered.Officials expect total registration to reach about 12. The offices will remain open for one more week to complete the process.
Miraculous Escape on Dayton Main Street Bridge
Frank Ricks, a workman on the Main street bridge, narrowly escaped death when Flo was caught in the pump shafting while on an improvised bridge over the Miami river. Stripped of clothing, Hicks held on by braces to avoid being hurled into the river as 1,009 onlookers watched. Fellow workers rescued him.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frank Ricks
Main Street
Flo
Miami River
Hicks
Mrs. Hutchins Alleges Larceny by Interurban Rider
Mrs. Benjamin Hutchins of Marion returned from Indianapolis on an interurban car. Andrew G. Sourwine of Warren boarded the same car, shared her seat, invited her to supper, then allegedly took her purse and left. He was arrested on a larceny charge and jailed.
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Marion
Ind
Benjamin Hutchins
Indianapolis
Anderson
Andrew G. Sourwine
Warren
Penn Tracks Entering Strong 1910 Prospect Season
University of Pennsylvania expects bright prospects as promising sprinters Dear and Ainsley, distance runners Bowen and Russell, and relay veterans Ort on Klahr Gill Smith prepare for intercollegiate meets. Shell coaches a large stable of hopefuls including Linton Terry, with Scheiner excelling in broad jumps and Baird as the pole vault staple.
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University of Pennsylvania
Wage Turner
Anceor
Tyr
Shell
Dear
Amaley
Ainsley
Penn
Bowen
Russell
Orton
Klahr
Gill
Smith
Linton
Central High School
Terry
Penn Charter School
Scheiner
Baird
New York Team Backed by Powerful Financiers Plans Promised
James C. Kennedy of New York told Ban Johnson in a recent conference that financiers plan a Gotham baseball franchise with solid backing. Johnson would meet New York backers next week to discuss. Kennedy stressed they have money and grounds and seek fair player prices and a top crew without overpay.
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James C. Kennedy
New York
Ban Johnson
Gotham
Johnson
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Hart Names 1911 Chicago NL Team Roster Additions
President James A. Hart reveals Chicago National League lineup for next season listing catchers John Kling Thomas Raub pitchers John Taylor John Menefee W H Williams Carl Lundgren Jake Weimer Frank Corridon EK Eyler Davis A Hardy Frank Chance Robert L Lowe Joe Tinker James Casey extras John Evers outfielders James Slagle David Jones Richard Harley Detroit John Dobbs J E Frisk Denver The new men are Casey Harley Riub Weimer Corridon Eyler and Frisk.
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James A. Hart
Chicago National League Baseball Club
John Kling
Thomas Raub
John Taylor
John Menefee
W. H. Williams
Carl Lundgren
Jake Weimer
Kansas City
Frank Corridon
Providence
EK. F. Eyler
Denver
Davis A. Hardy
Frank Chance
Robert L. Lowe
Joe Tinker
James Casey
Detroit
John Evers
James Slagle
David Jones
Richard Harley
John Dobbs
J. E. Frisk
Casey
Harley
Riub
Weimer
Corridon
Eyler
Frisk
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