Colleges of West Hit By New Football Rules
The article discusses Western colleges adjusting to a four-rule year limiting freshmen to first-year players and forcing teams to rely on sophomores and juniors. Chicago coaches brace for changes as they reshuffle to fill key positions, while Wisconsin, Minnesota and others plan new offenses and training schedules for a season shaped by eligibility shifts and a larger number of veteran players. Alumni involvement and early practice details signal broad preparation for the fall campaign.
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Alonza
Nis |Ean
Mi~ Cleus
Velevan
Caniain de ‘Ray
Toldings
Taylor
Walter Eckersall
Walter Steffen
Maroon
Minnesota
Staxy Sill
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Burger
Py Hutchins
Badhors
University of Tiling
Was
Artie Hall
Rain
Slyang Awe
Jo Lindaren
Algo
Chisao
Oeta
Ivy
Mareen Mayers
Wibina
Stagg
Fast baseball clash promised for Sunday
A friendly exhibition between Ryan and Newton teams, with a Mercantile League selector present, is set for Sunday. The lineup features James, Rodman, Telson, Murray, Kiedy, Ittfelt, Davis, Coimiercial Imigne Hawkkits, Brethren, and Janes as umpire, with gate receipts split 6 and 40 percent.
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Ryan & Newton
Commercia League
Andar
Titttefoek
Mesvaton
Ran
Ryan
Newton
Hanewirthy
Catenar
James
Rodman
Iterase
Tel
Son
Murkly
Sharta
Boy From Minit Apods Makes Boxing Promise
Luwaon, a young twirler from Minit Apods, Wor, showed a strong summer record and earned a tryout in the Northwestern league. He compiled a solid batting average and strikeout rate, building a reputation as a well-built, powerful hitter and pitcher in local circles.
On the Race Track at Graveyend
New York writer Annunciated Trem reports on a track event at Graveyend featuring Na Graves and Resulin, detailing competitors, pacing, and outcomes in a compact athletic update.
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New York
First race yields Magexine in 1:07 with tight finish
Five and a half furlongs for seven year olds. Magexine wins by a neck over Tunning Ac count with Calhoun third. Thine time 1:07 and 155 fifth.
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Magexine
Tunning
Calhoun
Thine
Right Royal
Fac
Rece
Korche Walhird
Tony Ronerowsieds
Don Kurique
Flemitg
Bir Toddington
Aid & Halt
Silling Town
Incur Ankle
Lard Dauge
Princa Fortunatas
Wic Woods
Raiyod
Oakland Glazes Pilchers on Wild Pitch In Ninth
In a Pacific Coast League game Oakland rallied in the tenth after Spencer was hit, advancing to third on a wild pitch and scoring on a pirate hit. Beare and Bireet worked for Oakland with Hoykina and Bilewey behind the plate. Portland later had five chances to score but failed, as Burns and McCredie combined for a strong pitching display.
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Associated Press
Santapecisco
Portland
Hartman
Delinus
Burns
McCredie
Rattery
Johnson
Tacoma Defeated By Aberdeen In Northwest League Tilt
In Tacoma at Tacoma Rep 2, Tacoma lost to Aberdeen with a confusing scoreline. The report lists batters Br Hlaam bathunr and Spercer in the lineup amid an unclear score and seath ining notation.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Moss
Aberdeen
Hlaambathunr
Spercer
Seattle Triumph Over Spokane in Fielding Deluge
National League results from St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago show rain ruins. Seattle beat Spokane 3-2 as Wickey headlines three double plays in a sensational defensive display. Pittsburg edges Brooklyn 2-1. Cincinnati hosts Fort Wayne in a late score update.
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Associated Press
EL Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chicago-Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New Fort
Seale
Sep
Seattle
Spo
Kane
Wickey
American League scores and exhibition notes
In Washington the first game ended with Washington seven to Chicago two, and in the second game Chicago led six to thirteen. At New York Detroit and Cleveland were listed with various players noted. The Lipton cup and the International sachs exhibit at the Jamentown exposition are mentioned among the day’s sports items.
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Associated Frost
Washington
Chicago
Forten
New York
Detroit
J. Mi Toston
Cleveland
Jake Prers
van Sant
Wvacht) Tremnor
Macklehead
Mags. Tolay
International Sachs Sages
Jamentown Exposition
Jack Mage A Scrapper Licks Two At One Time
Tate Mack, a longtime minor character, distinguished himself last night amid a disturbance charge. Fran Cannon and Jack Bennells testified, each posting $10 cash bond. Mack reportedly beat Ginnon, who bore a bleeding nose and facial marks.
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Jack Mage
Tate Mack
Atd-Ine
Vamp
Fran Cannon
Jack Bennells
Mack
Ginnon
Rockefeller Loses Conspiracy Fine Details In Court
In Chicago on September 20 Associated Press reports that John D Rockefeller Jr and others face bonds and superseders in a United States circuit court case. The Standard Oil Company of Indiana seeks relief from a damages ruling as Judge Landis weighs the outcome. Bonds total 4 million and 2.99 million dollars with two sureties each.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Tidge Grossoup
United States
Tactis
John D
William G. Rockefeller
John Od. Archholt
Henry M. Fingler
Standard OH Company
Indiana
Landis
District Court
Young Lynch Released After Compromise
Sam Lynch, a boy, was released from county jail by Justice Geran on a compromise agreement with Jerry Carthy, bartender at Ford & McGinnis' saloon. He had been charged with two grips left in Carthy's charge. Lynch reclaimed the grips through a settlement, the bartender paying the demanded amount. Lynch then surrendered the clothing and was freed.
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Sam Lynch
Jerry Carthy
Ford & McGinnis
Order of Justice
Geran
Carthy
Lynch
Theman
Rea
Atlanta Mayor Joins Ball Team on Western Swing
Atlanta, Sept. 14. The city loses its mayor as Cap Joyner follows the Southern circuit with the Atlanta ball team. The pennant race with Janie and Memphis is tight. If the team wins, Joyner returns to lead the headless city. if not, he faces questions on return.
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Atlants
Atlanta
W. OR. Joyner
Cap
al Janie
Memphis
Allanta
Cap” Joyner
Avlanta
Joyner
Sone Chiedron
Dividends Reported From Wesler Ranch Company
Special correspondence from Helena reports Wesler Ranch Company in Meagher county near Lynn on the Milwaukee extension earned 41 percent net in four months and declared a 12 percent dividend. The Penswell group holds about 125000 sheep and 80000 acres across several Montana counties. none held outside the state. Main offices are in Helena. The Riverside Land and Livestock Company will declare its dividend next month. A new company modeled on the five others is forming to take over the Morse ronth in Beaverhead county with $390000 capitalization.
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Standard
Helena
Sen
Wesler
Copany
Meagher County
Milwaukee
Lynn
Penswell
Broadwater
Meagher
Kewls and Clark
Park and Sweet Gries
Montana
Wheater
Merini
al the Vampanies
Shealth Company
Riverside Land and Taivestock Company
Morse Ronth
Beiverhead
President Roosevelt plans Louisiana camping trip and speeches
President Roosevelt will spend 12 days in the northeastern corner of Louisiana near Quuer Bay, camping starting late September. He will depart Oyster Bay for Washington, then visit Tennessee and Alabama, with stops in Mississippi for a promised speech in Vicksburg before returning to Washington.
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Associated Press
Quuer Bay
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Enny
Del
Huntsman
Presidental Witcher
Oyster Bay
Washington
al Menmonis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Mies
Civil Servier Comoissieney
National Biscuit Company plans factory enlargement
Spdein Carreapontance of the Buandara Melon reports J. Bears of the National Biscuit Company and J. G. Yeller, superintendent of construction, with OAI Zimmerman visiting to confer on enlarging the plant. The factory is to be downsized in size and capacity, and the new machinery is to be inspected and installed in the same meeting.
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Buandara
Melon
J. Bears
National Biscuit Company
J. G. Yeller
Oai Zimmerman
AreniLept
Peter
Atm Yey Robey
Leval Company
Voeleya
Oklahoma Population Figures Reported in Census
The census bureau announced final Oklahoma population figures showing a total of 144 08 with notes on the state’s boundaries including the old Indian Territory. Labor council actions were also noted involving telegraph company officials summoned for show cause in an unrelated dispute.
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Ifig
Labor Council
WT. Red
Western Union
John A. Forthand
Postal Telegraph Company
5. B. Vincent
Portland
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Battle Between Turtles on a Goonship Voyage
The New York World recounts Captain Thompson on a Bradford voyage of United Fruit Company ships. Nineteen green turtles quarrelled aboard, clashing for days, one towered turtle decapitated another, crew separated the combatants and crated the large turtles separately.
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New York World
Thompson
Bradford
United Fruit Company
Bort
Tropics
Mainhelt
Nmmorte
Turles
Bevera
Meinhelt
Mins
Maul
Dro Long
Thorsevell
Odd Dialogue Pieces From The Washington Transfer
An obscure fragment from a Washington transfer page shows a murmured aside by a “beautiful girl” and a quick, cryptic exchange. The scene hints at a private moment amid a social setting with tense, whispered lines and unfinished action.
Offending corporation cited to appear next Wednesday
Fragmentary OCR notes state representatives named Anshalted Prony Bertil and Sept. W-The complainant accuses the corporation of acts. They are ordered to appear before the continental high court next Wednesday to answer the strike complaint.
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Slim
Skulus
Winchester
Marlin
Remington
Savage
Engel’s
Sporting Goods Store
West Park St
North Straus
Cook Remedy CO
Masonie Teron
Ciange
USA
West
Oakland
Pontlaxp
National League
Eleanor
Rockefeller
Titford
Union Tankling
Standard Ol Company
Young
WILDS
Addigon
Peabody
Exlaqgge
Twin Falls Canal
Snake River Valley
Twin Falls
Milner
Jerome
Wendell
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Shostone
Oregon Short Line Railroad
R. N. McCollum
Twin Falls Investment Company
Fred R. Reed
Sive
Sven
ATC
North Main St
Butte
Montane
Jove
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