Curling Stars Plan Historic Canada to Scotland Trip
Manitoba Curling Association invites seven rinks to Scotland as part of an ambitious cross pond tour. Butte and Montana clubs back a $5,000 levy to fund the visit, with possible statewide participation depending on player eligibility for an international event. Preparations and funding details await prompt club responses.
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Eineburgh
Council of the Afanitaba
Butte Club
D. McMillan
Butte Curling Clubs
Dour
Mani+ Jobn Curling assocition
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Canata
Royal Caledonian Club
Dannery Nexat
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Magiktine
Manitoba Tardy Association
Gurling
SeoUutia
P. Robbertson
Manitoba Curling Association
Butte
Aemmlan
Noy
Spokane Ball Men Require Registration At Amateur Meeting
At a meeting of the Amateur Market Balllergie in Spokane the rules were set for registration of all players. Each team must have 20 registered men and may only use registered players for the season, with no trading allowed during the schedule.
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Spokane
Rain Jongue
Stine
Rough House Boat Set to Draw Big Crowd in City Show
San Francisco October 4 rough house boat will draw well as Nieimpyen and Anholz prep for a spaghetti magnate Carlo Tevari show at the museum on month end. Analysts say the main event resembles Battling Nelson in style though not for a title. Prominent figures predict a strong turnout amid talk of sensational punches and dramatic action.
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Hall to Take Franchise of Butte to Portland
The World reports W. H. McFarland president of Aberdeen says a Portland deal six weeks old will move Port Tabd to field teams in the Lacie Coast and Northwestern leagues next summer. Russ Hall will transfer the Butte franchise to Portland and manage the Portland Northwestern Yeagwa team. HF Brown will oversee Aberdeen and hold a quarter share in the Spokane franchise with a salary of 4400 dollars.
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Wasi
McFarland
Aberdeen Baseball Club
Portland
Port Tabd
Lacie Coast
Russ Hall
Butte
Portland Northwestern Yeagwa
Te. HF. Brown
Aberdeen
Spokane
Gotch to Go Abroad to Meet Hackenschmidt
Det. 4 reports Gotch the world champion wrestler will travel to England next week to face Hackenschmidt in a second match on the opposite side. Russian Lion Wael in London has undergone two operations in France. G. dr. Morgan has taken management at Hackenschmidt.
Burns Mana Dying In Montevideo Report
A fragmentary dispatch from Monrovia indicates Burns Mana, longtime manager of champion Tommy Kurs, is near death in California. Neal said he had to leave Kurs and journey to Australia to handle Johnson business. Jolson is expected in Sydney as plans unfold near Hushenttor Bay.
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Billy New
Tommy Kurs
London
Rilmate
California
Neal
Calelaant
Caly
Johnson
Jolson
Sydney
Piace
Hushenttor's Bay
High School Varsity Beats Columbians In Scrappy Clash
The Columbia Gardens gridiron saw a hard fought high school victory 6 to 0, aided by a key onside kick recovery and stout defense. McIntyre scored the lone touchdown as High School repeatedly halted Columbia drives with punting and tackling, while Brooks and O Malley starred in the backfield and special teams.
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Columbia
Johnny Evans
MeIntyre Ute
Eclipse
Colimtia
McIntyre
House
Will O'Maley
Wopse
Brooks
Grady
McMahon
O'Malley
Derek
Morrison
Thee Two
Aly
Lim
Toner
Toomey
Murphy
Collins
Fidehar
Irvin
Saner
Sanger
Columhias
Sullivan
Guar Mehen
Celery Kane
W. J. Malloy
Cote Iins
Quarterbac Morrison
Nanowan
Hideo
Te Netee Mer
Man C. Th
Boxing Match Linked for Colma Feathers Clash
Report from New York dated October 2 hints at a possible bout between Jon Driscoll and Abe Attell, champions of featherweight and lightweight divisions, to be staged at Colma California's arena. Promoter Charley Harvey and manager Owen Montana oversee interests as the deal advances.
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New York
Jon Driaco
Abe Attull
Wi Bo
Colma
Cal
Tin Cartesth
Charley Harvey
Owen
Marana TonaRer
Algo
Nrlacallia
Yar
Cure Attall
Matty Baldwi
Miss Hamlet GOLMonan Wins Chev y Chang Match
Katherine Harley defeats Miaathena Cruntiy in a bold table tennis game at Rytaldyn. The Chevy Chang tournament final ends with a seven to six score, honoring Washington state performance and local competitors.
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Washington
Ort
Katherine
Harley
Wall River
Atnan
Galt
Elith
Iby
Chevy Chang
Miaathena
Rytaldyn
Seeve
Flo Ping
Old-Time Methods Rule Football as New Plays Rise
The piece notes a shift in 1907 football with forward passes and onside kicks becoming prominent, even as major programs cling to traditional mass plays. Navy leads eastern scoring with 185 points in five games, while Princeton Harvard Yale Army and others adjust defenses and offense. Smaller colleges experiment, but big teams pace plans for later showdowns.
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Polly
Orange
Duek
Iarvard
Yale
Army
Navy
Navy leads as football season shows fewest injuries on record
The season features fewer football injuries than ever, aided by rule changes and wider play. Navy has 117 points in four games while Harvard, Yale, and Chicago boast dominant gaps with high scores and clean sheets. Princeton’s defense wavered after an earlier Lafayette shutout, signaling mixed outcomes across major programs.
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Chicago
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Virginia Polytechnic
Tigers
Lafayette
Fornham
Feanciaco Stars as Coast League Rally Downs Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Coast League game saw Feanciaco lead a 7 run surge on 28 hits to defeat the Angels 9 to 2. Batteries were Koestner Phillips Tran Browning Derry Haye Ben Franchiaco and Oct. 14 Portland beats Oakland 5 to 2 with John Aun Le Longo contributing key plays.
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Feanciaco
Scar Ing
Erzorg
Joes Angeles
Fat
Franciaco
Ostesreeresth JR
Koestner
Philiis
T= Tran
Browning
Derry
Haye
Ben Vranciaco
Portland
Oakland
John
Aun
le Longo
Boxing Gossip Sparks Roundup of Worldweights in New York
The article lists Jim Barry and Jim Flynn in a web of matches with Al Kaufmann, Johnny Conlon, and Abe Attell among others, detailing plans for bouts at New York venues and surrounding clubs. It notes Conlon’s six round stag introduction, Kaufman’s likely return to California, and Driscoll arranging future scraps including Brock, Murphy, and Ott.
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Chicago
al Kaufmann
Jim Dlynn
Ught
Puebla
Colo
Pacific Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Flynn
Mi the Fellows
Jack Johnos
Tittle Tohnny Couwlan
Philadelphia
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Sal Johnny
Jimmy Walsh
Jim Buckley
Weigh
Conlon
Fhil Brode
Cleveland
Johnny Conlon
America
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Roman Athletic Club
O'Leary
Kaufman
Californi
Billy Delanay
California
Barry
Jim Flynn
Jim Jeffries
Cal
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