Championship talk and season notes in early 1910 sports
The piece surveys pennant races and notable performances across baseball and football. It highlights Chattanooga winning the southern championship by defeating Atlanta, Klawitter’s pitching for the New York Manta, a cross country California tour by collegiate teams, and political and sporting opinions. It also notes post season matchups Wilkes Barre vs Lancaster and trends in Yale Harvard football and other college programs.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lancaster
Bantam and heavyweight dreams in boxing through Boston
Kblein Porky Flynn returns to Boston seeking a bout with Milt McKin non while Johnny Covlon and Phil McGovern are matched by a Chicago club for the bantamweight title. Al Kaufman eyes an East move to face Marvin Mart or Tony Ross. Summers vs Welsh on October 18 could set up an Australia meeting with Battling Nelson.
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Johnny Covlon
Phil McGovern
Chicago
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Marvin Mart
Tony Ross
Johnny Summers
Freddie Welsh
Australia
Nelson
College football slate listed with many regional matches
A long list of intercollegiate games scheduled across multiple venues today. Notable matchups include Yale at New Haven Harvard at Cambridge Princeton at Princeton and West Point Trinity Carlisle Indiana at Wilkes Barre and many more across the Northeast and South with numerous state and private colleges involved.
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Yale
Springfield
New Haven
Harvard
Williams
Cambridge
Princeton
Fordham
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Cornell
Oberlin
Ithaca
Carlisle
Indiana
Pennsylvania State
Wilkes Barre
West Point
Trinity
West
Cities vie to host National Education Association convention
New York October 9 members of the NEA executive committee met to choose the date and site for next year’s gathering. Milwaukee Atlantic City Boston Asbury Park and San Francisco are among the cities competing for the convention.
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New York
The
National Educational Association
Milwaukee
Atlantic City
Boston
Asbury Park
San Francisco
New Rail Route Opens Between Madisonville and Louisville
Nashville notice says the Madisonville Traftford and Western railroad will start passenger service tomorrow. The new direct line provides a northern Kentucky link between Madisonville and Louisville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Not Sisters Now and Again You See Two Women Pass
A reflection on how women who look alike may be mother and daughter and how female health ties to the condition of feminine organs, noting that aging and weakness affect appearance and vitality.
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Dain Wreper
M. Summers
Box
Notre Dame
Ind
Professor Metchnikoff Seeks Longevity Through Gut Bacteria
Professor Eli Metecnikoff of the Pasteur Institute announces a discovery that aging is a disease caused by deadly intestinal bacteria. He proposes eradicating these poisons by removing harmful microbes and replacing them with beneficial germs to extend life and preserve faculties.
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Eli Metecnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Metchnikoff
Blind scholar Sir F. J. Campbell turns 77 years old
Sir F. J. Campbell born October 9 1832 near Winchester Tennessee. He studied at the Tennessee school for the blind and the University of Tennessee then in music at Boston Conservatory and Leipzig. He led Perkins Institution Boston 1858 to 1869 and co founded a London music school for the blind later serving as its principal. He received knighthood on the King’s birthday last June.
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F. J. Campbell
United States
Winchester
Franklin County
Tennessee
School For the Blind
University of Tennessee
Boston Conservatory
Conservatory
Leipsic
8. G. Howe
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Boston
T. R. Armitage
Duke of Manchester
The
Normal College and Academy of Music For the Blind
London
Governor Fort Attacks New Jersey Party Machines
Governor Franklin Fort in Newark assailed both Republican and Democratic leaders over county bosses who run primaries and election machinery. He said New Jersey has lost representative government due to machine control and citizen apathy at the polls.
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Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Hick's Capudine Cures Headache Ad Teases Relief
An old time want ad promotes Hick's Capudine as a cure for headache and nervous pain. The copy hints at liquid immediate effect and urges readers to check the issue for more details or related ads.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Rochester
Pittsburg
Pirates
Louisville
Meine Peita
Colonela
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Yankees
Ada
New Press
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Dartmouth
Yost
Michigan
Stagg
Minnesota
Kblein
Porky
Flynn
Milt McKinnon
Amherst Va
Brown
Providence
Washington
Jefferson Va
Marietta
Washington, Va
Bucknell Va
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Haverford
Haverford, Pa
Todiana
Purdue
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Lafayette
Towa
Towa City
Knox
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Illinois
Kentucky State
Champaign
Case
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Wabash
Greencastle
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Missouri
Kanaas State Agricultural
Columbian
St. John’s
Hamline
Mino
Lake Forest
Milliken
Decatur
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Michigan Agricultural Va
Alma
Tansing
Hilladale College
Kalamazoo
Lexington
University of Virginia
St. John’s College
Charlottesville
University of Alabama
Howard
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Clemson
Davidson
Charlotte
N. C
Alabama Tech
Gordon
Burn
George Washington
Maryland
D. C
Virginia Polytechnic
Emory and Henry
Blacksburg
William and Mary
Virginia Military Institute
University of Texas
Southwestern
Austin
Tex
Baylor
Waco
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Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Dr. R.V. Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N.Y
Anniston Water Supply Company
Noble Street
Anniston
Sir F. J. Campbell
Hick
MR. Peary
Ptet Aa Gat Telephone
Ady Money
City Nationa Bank
Bank For Savings
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