Denver U Butte Fights Loom For Eleven
Denver University football prospects draw keen interest from Butte as Clem Crowley and Duke Schroeder, local stars, join the candidate pool under Coach Koehler. The Denver Post notes strong material, balanced weight, and a fast backfield, with Crowley and Schroeder emerging as likely contributors in the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Denver University
Clem Crowley
Duke Schroeder
Neck of the Woods
Crowley
Schroeder
Koehler
United States
Boulder
Denver
Colorado College
Aggies
Brusse
Ernest Henning
Herbert
South Denver
Russ
Texas Military Academy
Michigan
Clem
Mile High
College Football Schedules Show Coaches Will Shape Big Elevens
The article surveys how colleges plan schedules for a new season. It notes Carlisle leads early practice, outlines how games are arranged to build strength, and compares Yale Harvard Princeton and others, detailing opponents and travel to sharpen for major clashes.
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Carlisle Indians
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Holy Cross
West Point
Army
Elis
Washington
Jefferson
Massachusetts Aggies
Brown
Crimson
Blue
New Haven
Cambridge
Brunonians
Bowdoin
Maine
Bates
Williams
Springfield
Soldier's Field
Annapolis
Carlisle
Dartmouth
Tigers
Bulldog
Stevens
Lafayette
Villanova
Virginia Polytechnic
Fordham
Nassau
University of Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ursinus
Bricknell
Pennsylvania State
Gettysburg
Quakers
Indians
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Cornell
State
Ithacans
Hamilton
Oberlin
Colgate
Vermont
Cornellians
Amherst
Ithacanus
Chicago
Trinity
Susquehanna
Redmen
Redskins
Navy
Western University of Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Minnesota Gophers
St. Louis
St. Louis University
War talk simmers down with peace conferences
Seattle talks report that the Northwestern and Coast baseball leagues will not invade each other’s territories without mutual consent. The three magnates met in Seattle and formalized a framework requiring consent from the rival league and city before any expansion or shifting of teams.
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Seattle
Northwestern
Coast
al Ewing
Henry Berry
Los Angeles Club
Judge McCredie
Portland
Dugdale
Coast League
Colonel Stewart Ordered Before Retiring Board
Colonel W. F. Stewart of the coast artillery is ordered to appear before a retiring board in Washington D C to assess his disability and its line of duty connection after a physical exam at Fort Huachuca, Arizona following his detail to Fort Grant.
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Washington
W. F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arizona
Washington, D. C
Wright
Stewart
Fort Huachuca
Ayiz
Roosevelt
Butte to Host Carnival of Sport with Utah Invaders
Butte prepares a three day spectacle of golf tennis and racket play pitting Montana against Utah. About a dozen visiting golfers and tennis players arrive Friday Oct 2 with events planned through Sunday and a Salt Lake return match next year as part of wider Northwestern competition.
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Butte
Montana
South
Butte Country Club
Butte Tennis Club
Hennessy
Alfred Karsted
Utah
D. D. McLaughlin
Harry Burton
Utah Stars
Salt Lake
Foraker Cancels Engagement in Trenton Speech
Newark report says United States Senator Joseph B. Foraker has canceled his planned appearance at the Republican state convention in Trenton next Friday.
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Newark
United States
Joseph B. Foraker
Trenton
Great Northern Board Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Great Northern board of directors met at President Louis W. Hill’s office and declared the usual 1.75 percent dividend for the quarter. Officers say only routine business was transacted. The rest of the note comments on boxing race issues and pitching styles.
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St. Paul
The
Great Northern
Louis W. Hill
Northwestern league batting averages show Rowan rise and Brown revival
The Spokesman-Review notes two Vancouver sluggers atop the league, while Dave Rowan climbs from low in the rankings to within striking distance of the leaders. Red Brown posts a genuine .200, Donovan leads in runs, and Spokane, Tacoma, and Aberdeen players chase base-running and hitting marks.
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Spokesman-Review
Vancouver
Flanagan
Hoats
Householder
MecKane
Guess
Tacoma
Dave Rowan
Seattle
Rowan
Aberdeen
Spokane
Red Brown
Red
Brown
Donovan
Nordwyke
Hyatt
Swain
Clynes
Bennett
Kippert
Van
Vanereesaee
Bennett Seattle
McKune
Aber
Ld Roberts
Abersy
Eaters
Suess
Abedeen
Gordon
Hutte
Wie Swain
Butte
Eaeeeres
Sugden
Altman
Nordyke
Clynen
James
Tae
Brinker
Mundorff
Frisk
Eave
Lt Lynch
Cahill Beattle
Streib
Ceeene
Eer Fillen
Eto Ll Fournier
Irby Butte
Stevens
Oe Allen
Seattle Ag
Chandler
Vortier Seattie
Martinke
Cartright
Dutcher
Ensen
Boettier
van Uren
Aberdeen Og
Titzgerald
Jan Lusal
S Bennett
Ofly Burnett
Tacoma-Spa
Teeeee
Northwestern
Harkness
Thompson
Fingle
Frickson
Hall
Franklin
Tac
Ass Holm
Pernell
Wright
Allen
Dunn
Butler
Acoma
Killilay
Okane
Etnne
Ve Thompson
Eraeke
Samuels
Carson
Ce Eins
Vy Rush
Pervursveses
Califf
Jensen
J. Thomas
Galaski
Starkell
Claflin
Peete
Renee
Baker
Setteeee
Boyle
Spo
Roosevelt
Seaton
Welch
Hickey
Moore
Hunt
Klein
Deep Sports Gossip From Historic Baseball And Boxing Notes
The veteran umpire Jack Sheridan will be 47 next April. Eddie Hahn’s return strengthens the White Sox with solid and timely hitting. Billy Papke will fight Sam Langford for 15000 regardless of result. Pitcher Falkenberg of the Naps faces Keeley of Washington in a clash of top and bottom pitchers. A professional controversy around George Capron unsettles Coach Stagg. Minnesota star opts out of this fall season.
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Jack Sheridan
George Capron
Stagg
Minnesota Star
Results on Tracks First Race Five Furlongs
Five furlongs race winner Arconet with Joler second and Alice Blair third. Time 1 01. Second event seven and a half furlongs Main Seel won with Topsy Robinson second and Beau Brumimel third. Time Tem. Third race declared off. Fourth race mile Dark Night won with Margaret second and Albert M. third. Time 1 41. Fifth six and a half furlongs Dainty Dame won with W T Overton second and B Goodwin third. Time 1 13 5. Sixth race mile and an eighth Harding won with J E McMillan second and Belleview third. Time 1 53 4 5.
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Arconet
Joler
Alice Blair
Main Seel
Topsy Robinson
Beau Brumimel
Dark Night
Margaret
Albert M
Dainty Dame
W. T. Overton
B. Goodwin
Harding
J. E. McMillan
Belleview
Demand Wins First Race At Six Furlongs Handicap Meet
Demand triumphs in the opening six furlongs handicap for all ages with Fort Johnson second and Delirium third finishing in 1 09 3 5. The Brookwood steeplechase for 4-year-olds and up saw Waterspeed take the clear lead over Pirate and Stella Land in 3 49. Wise Mason captured the 2-year-olds five and a half furlongs with The Gardener second and County Fair third in 1 09 2 3. Moonshine won the mile and a sixteenth handicap with Spooner second and Far West third in 1 48. Whip Ten won the selling race over a mile and an eighth with Samuel H Harris second and Gretna Green third in 1 54. Golden View took the five and a half furlongs with Lady Selpa second and Rosslare third in 1 08.
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Demand
Fort Johnson
Delirium
Waterspeed
Pirate
Stella Land
Wise Mason
the Gardener
County Fair
Moonshine
Spooner
Far West
Whip Ten
Samuel H. Harris
Gretna Green
Golden View
Lady Selpa
Rosslare
Noble Ancestors Claim for Rockefeller Family
The Rockefeller Family association meeting in Albany celebrates findings by a European expert that John D. Rockefeller’s clan descended from noble barons in southern France. The piece mocks how Americans with fortunes claim illustrious ancestry and notes the allure of Rockefeller wealth compared with aristocratic honors.
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New York Evening Sun
Rockefeller Family Association
Albany
Europe
John D. Rockefeller
France
Rockefeller
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Walker Salisbury
Arthur Copp
Sam Neill
Frank Roberts
Rodney Badger
al Brown
James Salisbury
Foraker
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Charley Cheech
Jack Ryan
Rd Willetts
Lanagan
Rific Pace
Northwerk Steryn
Emale
Eddie Hahn
White Sox
Billy Papke
Sam Langford
Falkenberg
Naps
Keeley
New York
Paris
Nottingham
Atediat
Wills
Brussels
Trish Point
Arabia
Rattenberg Uriam
Rattenberg
Eeru
Everu
Eseneet
Eeeesse
Eresseres
Connell
Lexington
Gravesend
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Calkins
Dr.hood & CO
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Airy
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacific
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