Saturday Football Showdowns Across East and Midwest
Weather dampened games across the East with rain soaked fields. Dartmouth outplayed Princeton despite heavier weights while Harvard crushed Penn State 28 to 0. Army edged Tufts by a safety as Maryland’s contest at Annapolis boosted the Naval Academy’s score. In the West Michigan Agricultural College leads the championship chase after beating Illinois and Purdue’s struggles against Chicago. Minnesota overwhelmed North Dakota as season finales approach.
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English golf visit sparks talk of annual series
The arrival of Edward Ray and Harry Vardon in the country has stirred golf circles to discuss a potential annual Rolf matches akin to the Davis Cup. A leading club is consulting British authorities and an offer of a Cup may have been made by American and British golfers, men and women, with participation recurring over the past decade.
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Harry Vardon
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Klaus the boxer loses match in dramatic collapse
The account describes Klaus losing after a late surge by Chip, with Klaus's carelessness blamed for the knockout. George Engel, Klaus's manager, and others reflect on the crowd's reaction and the dangerous turning point in the third round. The piece touches on rivalries, referee decisions, and lingering questions about mustering strength for future bouts. The broader text mentions baseball tours, team standings, and implications for players, including McGraw and Come Iskey, as part of a larger sports column.
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George Engel
Ducky Holmes Here Delves Into Butte Baseball Job
Ducky Holmes arrived in Butte and attracted talk of managing the local Western league club. He spoke of no formal offer yet but indicated openness, recalling Klein as a key figure from 1912 and noting his own interest in staying in Montana. The local magnates and fans anticipate a potential, profitable collaboration.
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Local magnates weigh team head after talks with Duggan
In the fragment from the section the local magnates are silent while Larry Duggan tests a head for the local team. He will not wait for the season to begin before choosing a selection. What Ducky did yesterday will be known soon. The talk remained informal and not binding.
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Ducky
Beavers and Wolves clash as umpire absent in Portland game
In Sacramento the Beavers led 6 to 5 after five innings when a mistaken ruling by the official scorer caused a disputed win. Kenworthy pitched for the Wolves with Outfielder Laber for Portland. Fans created a raucous scene using burnt cork as play devolved into chaos at the park.
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Gossip of Butle Sporting Circles
Jack Megan seeks an opponent for Sailor Petroakey on November 3 with talk of Eddie McGoorty returning for the date while Regan Petroskey is noted at 155 pounds. McGoorty travels from Oshkosh to Milwaukee to fight Dillon on November 9 and eyes a Turkey Day bout. Rumors touch Rand y, Beng, Mulroney, Murphy, and league changes as new presidents take over. Discussions on Intermountain franchises Pocatello Idaho Falls Twin Falls consider expansion to an eighth club with seven viable towns in the circuit.
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Los Angeles and Oakland win despite rough play in Venice games
A rough morning game in Venice saw Los Angeles beat Oakland 2 to 1 with Gregory and Boles in the batteries. In the afternoon Oakland defeated Los Angeles 1 to 0 as O'Brien and Alexander, Sle Isle, and Boles starred for the home team. Colleague notes 3 at Columbia as expected. elsewhere the Gaelic football cup dispute in Montana ends with the Wolfe Tones and Shamrocks holding titles after a league ruling.
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Giants Warm Up Cold Day As They Beat White Sox 6 to 2
A cold day on the baseball diamond sees the New York Giants overcome the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 in front of about 4 000 shivering fans. Batteries were Tesreau and Meyers for the Giants with White Sox pitchers credited as Ru, Giel, Baber, Scott, Schalk and Dales contributing to the rough outing.
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Money Missing After Boxing Exhibition in Opera House
Police search for Avannt's trainer Matt Courval after boxer Avannt reports $287 disappeared following Saturday's boxing event headlined by Jack Rogers. Uvanni confirms money split and alleges theft occurred last night at the venue.
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British Columbia
Mattie’s Big League Gossip on nerves and golf talk
Giants stars discuss nerves in the world series and the role of vaudeville and golf in off season training. Jimmy Collins humor, Eddie Collins protest, Hughie Jennings humor, and McGraw comments on golf’s impact. Mentions Christy Mathewson, John, Cocky Collins, Baker, Leach Cross, Willie Ruehle, Larry McLean, and World Series purse sharing.
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Congregationalist Dream Outlined For Church Unity
Oliver Huckel of Baltimore defined church unity as consolidation with preservation of vital points in each communion while allowing diversity in worship and work. Moderator Charles R Brown argued for strong training of spiritual leaders from Christian homes and colleges, warning homes neglect Bible teaching and noting few graduates enter ministry from universities.
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Temperance Sailors Celebrate Big Meeting at Convention
Eight sailors from the United States steamship Washington attended a convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The audience rose and cheered as a prohibition fight was urged in Alabama, with strong support for the speaker’s cause.
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Missing aviator tale from Fire Island surfaces
The body washed ashore on Fire Island matches in some respects the description of Albert Jewell the young aviator who departed from Heapsstead Plains, L. T, in his monoplane nearly two weeks ago and vanished at sea. Authorities suspect he perished at sea.
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Clothes and Nakedness Debate by Rev Wolfe at Mountain View
Rev Wolfe denounces modern dress as shameful and provocative saying clothes reveal nakedness and inflame vanity. He cites Carlyle, warns fashion harms both wearer and beholder, and urges women to shun lewd fashions to resist the devil's work.
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Mountain View Methodist
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William Nelson editor of Utah's Tribus dies at 81
William Nelson long time editor of the Salt Lake Tribune and veteran journalist who arrived in Utah in 1870s and helped in the Mountain Meadows inquiry died at age 81. He was involved as a state marshal during the Low trial and execution in the period after the massacre. He spent 43 years at the paper and was a leading Western journalist.
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William Nelson
Ealt Lake ‘Tribus
Utah
John, D. Low
Mountain Meadow
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