Break With Honors Even Football Teams Tie at Columbia Gardens
In a slow contest at Columbia Gardens in Butte the High School and Reliance football elevens played to a 0-0 or closely tied result. Lee Barry and Bob Kyle starred for the sides, with Kyle and Bray factoring in abrasion and gains as both teams relied on punting and stubborn defense. The field favored the east end, and a crowd formed as delays and penalties peppered the second half.
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High School and Reliance Clash in Rough Season Opener
The game ended with High School in possession at midfield after Reliance attempted a quarterback kick and fumbled out of bounds. Both teams showed little teamwork and relied on individual efforts with no scoring in the first half. Bucknell and Pennsylvania battled to a late touchdown by the Quakers, while other college scores across the country included Michigan, Kentucky, Drake, and Nebraska among numerous matchups. Long-standing players like Curtis and Juneau were noted, and the day featured a mix of strong ground plays and defensive struggles.
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Broadway Athletic Club challenges high school eleven in city game
The Broadway Athletic Club plans to challenge the high school eleven after a recent scoreless exhibition versus the Revance eleven. High school officials previously declined but may now accept. The club also arranged two games with Bozeman Agricultural College, the first in Bozeman next Saturday and a return here later this month.
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Penn Quakers edge Bucknell 6 to 5 in tight clash
In Philadelphia on October 25, the University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Bucknell 6 to 5 at Franklin Field. Despite Bucknell outweighing Penn by about ten pounds per player, the Quakers showed more dash and secured the victory.
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Wisconsin Beats Kansas 38 0 at Camp Randall
Wisconsin defeated Kansas 38 to 0 at Camp Randall in Madison. The game featured a stout Wisconsin defense and a decisive home victory.
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National League Brings Big Chip Movers to New York
Nineteen top National League players switch to Johnson forces for next season as Pittsburg’s champions lose key men to the American League. Chesebro Tannehill O Connor Smith Leach Conroy and others depart for New York plus extra infielders Jones Williamson Dundon and more shift teams in a dramatic player exodus.
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Health resort promises relief at famed springs
A week or two at this famous health and pleasure resort will relieve you of fatigue from business and overwork. Its waters claim cures for rheumatism nervousness stomach liver and kidney troubles. Physicians nurses and masseurs oversee baths. Special excursion rates include railroad fare board lodging and bath access at principal Montana points.
Cornell Beats Oberlin 57 to 0 on Perry Field
Cornell dominated Oberlin from the start at Perry Field with Coffin kicking a goal from place and Sheble scoring a touchdown. The decisive early lead left the visitors discouraged as Cornell piled on points throughout the game.
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Stanford Defeats Nevada Eleven 11 to 3 in Mixed First Half
Stanford University defeats University of Nevada 11 to 3 with a dominant first half finishing 11 to 4 at halftime. Nevada rallied in the second half, driving to the 25 yard line before Halfback Fiezell kicked a simple goal. Local ads note new pianos priced from 195 to 300 and Butter Jones' dairy farm pork sausage at Brophy's.
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Dead Civil War Veteran Passes at Saloon Card Game
In Quincy Illinois a 64 year old civil war veteran Fred W Reinke sat as a spectator at a card game in James F Hedrichs saloon on Fortyth and Locust streets. He died apparently while playing cards and was found with vacant staring eyes after two hours.
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Valuable Secrets Held by Poor Men
A Chicago Chronicle piece notes that humble individuals hoard secrets of great value. It cites an English cottage near the Thames tied to submarine mine control and a seaport grocer with hidden passages to harbor defenses. It mentions US battleships, an Ohio postmaster Gustave Francks who refused a $50,030 bribe over ink-stain removal.
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Harvard and Yale Win Big in Campus Football Tilt
Harvard held Brown to one touchdown at Soldiers Field but outplayed the Providence squad with sustained rushing. Kernan's 40 35 and 15 yard end runs and Marshall's 25 18 and 23 yard gains highlighted Harvard's attack while Brown struggled near their goal. Over 16 000 spectators watched the hard fought game.
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Yale Wins From Syracuse In Scoring Showdown
New Haven date Oct 2 Yale defeated Syracuse 24 0 as captain Brown led Yale with standout end runs including a 62 yard dash. Syracuse threatened late but could not score while Yale’s improved defense and steady line play dominated the contest.
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Princeton Defeats Columbia 21 to 0 in Tough Game
Princeton, N J October 24 Princeton beat Columbia 21 to 0 in a hard fought game. Foulke scored the first TD after 10 minutes, then added a 45 yard run and a two yard plunge. Burke Weeks McClare and Dewitt featured in punting and line play. Time by halves 35 minutes.
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Chicago Beats Illinois 6 0 in Rain Slowed Game
The University of Chicago defeated Illinois 6 to 0 at Marsh Field before over 1,000 fans from Champaign. Perkins ran 30 yards to the seven yard line and Ellsworth kicked the extra, as rain and fumbles plagued the second half with Illinois stopping short of a score.
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