Riverside and Gordon Play a Tough 12-12 Tie
Riverside and Gordon battled to a 12 to 12 tie on Grant field in a hard fought prep football game. Urans the Riverside tackle dominated the line and Prentiss twice broke through for Gordon, while Crane blocked a punt and Stribling recovered for Riverside. McCoy and Beasley were injured, with the game marked by few penalties and strong defensive play.
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Garly Favior
Wildcats
Riverside
Geidor
Grant Field
Gordon
Gainesvilla
Barnesville
Crane
Urans
Fayer
Bell
Prentis
Draug
Istykia
Canter Bell
Gorden
Prentiss
Simms
Mue Plungma
Davidson
Une
Riversiole
Susht
Dail
Vail
Riversie
P Lay Gems
Siordon
Yin
Tuverside
McCoy
Fiverside
Passilon
Hughes Fane
Y Vaney
Puckett Gabhmann
Amis Ifusen
Cahappiler
Jonned Busha
Bimms
Weiss Prentiss Davidson
Harvard Beats Yale Bulldogs In Gridiron Classic
Harvard regains possession after Jowne Mahan punts. The Crimson execute a dramatic final march for a touchdown from their own goal line as Brickley, recently operated, returns in uniform. Yale’s defense stalls, penalties push them back, and Harvard seals a hard fought score.
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Harvard
Jowne Mahan
Tim Zame
Brickley
Brickley, Operated Upon For Appendicitiy Rarny
Crimson Iguder
Milbuck
Yale
Crimson
Cer Brinkley
Mig Dut
Maha
Bradlee
Vale
Tlaritid
Judge Kavanaugh Sees Salary Cut Aids Southern League
Little Rock November 21. Judge W M Kavanaugh says the Omaha meeting cut the Southern league salary limit to 2200 a month without harming quality. He argues the change will let clubs break even, improve parks, and avoid excessive veteran salaries. He notes past raises to lure Federals hurt profits and praises minor leagues for remaining loyal to organized baseball.
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Little Rock
Ark
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Omaha
W. M. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Montgomery
Federals
Charlie Starr
Mobile
Thers
Weeghman
Chicago
Ansious
Fed League
Federal League
Ban Johnson
Garry Herrmann
Harvard Beats Yale in Dedication Bowl with Final Touchdown
Harvard dominated Yale in the dedication game as Brickley closed his Harvard football career with an easy field goal and a final touchdown set by a forward pass. LeGore Knowles Wilson Talbot Betts and Mahan stood out, while Yale’s players showed few advantages as Harvard blended individual skill into cohesive machine like play.
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Ckley
Harvard
Brickley
Yale
Talbott
Betts
Mahan
Hardwick
Haughton
Harvard Yale
T. Coolidge
Brane Barton
Tarbach Weston
Ee J. Canray Wallace
White Bennet
Dwalden Trumbell
Tl. Betts "Hardwick
Stillman
Logan
Wilau Mahan
Zigswork Bradine
Benowles
Harvard Hee
Tieferee
Nathan A. ‘Futts
Brown
David Watte
Trown
Lnesman
Fred “W. Murphy
Dr. Sart Willlans
Gat
Field
Mohan
Watson
Bigelow
Wallace
A. Coolidge
R. Curtis
Parson
King
Bradiee
Brailey
HR. Curtin
Withington
Weston
Franck
McKlintock
Swigert
Wetherheld
Football results roundup shows mixed college scores
College football results include Auburn and Georgia tied 0 to 0, Maryland 32 over Randolph Macon 20, Harvard 36 over Fale 0, Navy 33 over Dartmouth 40, Lehigh 37 over Lafayette 7, Rutgers 82 over Stevens 0, Wisconsin 4 over Purdue 33, Kansas 18 over Nebraska 0, Iowa 0 over Cincinnati 5, Case 7 over Ohio State 2, and other midweek scores reflected in a dense, error-prone OCR listing.
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Oast
Harvard
Fale
Navy
Arshur Dartmoath
Springtein
Swarthmore
Haverford
Lehigh
Lafayette
Carlete
Dickinson
Allegheny
Carnigte ‘Tech
Westeyan
New York
Rutgers
Stevens
Muhlenberg
West
Kana Nebraska
Iowa Cincinnatt
Unie
Denison
Western Reserve
Case
Oly State
Washington and Jefferson edge Georgetown 14 to 6 in mud
Washington and Jefferson defeated Georgetown 14 to 6, penalties hindering Georgetown’s scoring. Dartmouth overwhelmed Syracuse 40 to 9 with strong rushing and accurate passing, while Navy beat Ursinus 33 to 2. Army closed its home season with a 73 to 3 win over Springfield in challenging footing.
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Dartmouth
Syracuse
Boston
New Hampshire
Sven
Army
Springfield
West Point
Sprineield “Training School
Purdue Wins Narrow Victory Over Indiana in Rough Contest
Purdue defeats Indiana Lafayette 23 to 0 as Dud Tran Speriority and Pultse score on line plays. Both teams stall in passing games with dropped kicks and scrambles shaping the outcome.
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Purdue
Indiana Lafayette
Pultse
Williams and Jennings Traded by Griffith Fortsmith Arkansas
Fragmented report from Fortsmith Arkansas states Washington American League club traded pitcher Williams and Jennings and Tom Wilson to Minneapolis American Association club for Henry Rondon a catcher. Williams and Wilson were acquired by Washington late last season from Galveston. Jennings played with Atlanta Southern Association club last year and is noted as a new tall coach at Ouachita Toliese.
Welsh Could Add to Popularity by Giving Willie Ritchie a Chance
James J. Corbett argues Freddy Welsh should meet Willie Ritchie for a ten or twenty round title bout. Ritchie, who challenged Welsh in England, would boost interest at Madison Square Garden. The piece urges fair terms and notes Ritchie’s aggressive style and public appeal.
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Willie Ritchie
James J. Corbett
New York
Freddy Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Ad Wolrast
Charley White
Jimmy Duffy
Freddy
Ritchie
Bourlq
Ritenfelts
England
Bex Walsh
Welsh
Wille
Madison Square Garden
Lexus
the Garden
Eugene Carr
London
New Yorkra
Teach Cross
Ritchis
Local Ford Club Holds First Meet at Hotel Ansley
The Atlanta Ford club held its first meeting at the Ansley hotel on Thursday evening with about fifty members attending. A Dutch supper and music from an orchestra accompanied by dance demonstrations highlighted the event. The president, Mr. Baka, led a lively business session focusing on service, cooperation, and improving the club’s efforts. Members offered ideas on betterment and plans for next month, aiming for an even larger December meeting.
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Atlanta
Ford Club
Ansley Hotel
Baka
Deceimber
Vlnb
Decemer
G M A defeats Columbus eleven in big win
Frank Taylor reports G M A overwhelmed Columbus high Saturday morning 45 to unknown. Battle and Porter starred for G M A while Bailie dazzled with a 95 yard kickoff return touchdown through the Columbus squad. Weekly for Columbus showed decent offense especially in the air.
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Frank Taylor
Fair Wex
G. M
Columbus High
G. M.A
Battle
Porter
G.M. A
Bailie
Columbus
Shuppa
la ‘Comswell
Douglass David Gens Dowdy
Thistian Munn
Pease
Lockbach
Matthews
Cogeweil
Zoula
Castiemso
Vermont
Rosser
Mercer
David
Auburn
umToinss
Burton
Thirteen Deaths Toll From Football This Season
Chicago reports thirteen football related deaths in the United States this season. Most victims were under 20 and many died from tackling incidents during high school and preparatory play. Two deaths were attributed to heart trouble or injuries from scrimmage events.
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Chicago
United States
Vollexze
South
Ray Allen
Stanley High School
Sapulpa
Okla
Brown
Knoxville
Tenn
Sowanea University
Wey
Harley-Davidson Riders Injured in Practice Spin
Bill Byer and Mud Gardner, riders from the Harley-Davidson team, were injured in a practice spin at Savannah. A local dealer Gus Castle received the wire, but the extent of injuries was not learned. They were training for the 209 mile Savannah Thanksgiving road race.
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Bill Byer
Mud Gardner
Harley-Davidson
Favannah Satunda
Gus Castle
Byer
Ganiner
Savannah
Saturday Result Keeps S I A A Title in Limbo
Georgia defeated Auburn while Tennessee’s offense showed strength against common opponents, shifting the odds in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association title race. The Plainsmen’ s goal line stood firm all season, while Tennessee endured more scoring against. The debate remains unresolved, with opinions divided and our fingers crossed.
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Georgia
Auburn
Plainsmen
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Tennessee
Germans Defeat Russians In Fast Basketball Game
Germans overcome Russians in a quick Atlanta Athletic Club gym contest. After a slow first half trailing 14 to 8, the Germans surged in the second period scoring repeatedly to win 26 to 14. Players listed include Paaitlon Busseane Irwin Smith Forbesha Jay Taylor Martin Weaver MacLarin Moeckle and Go See. Referee Hen Ragsdale.
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Joe Bean
Atlanta Athletic Club
Smith
Forbes
Hen Ragsdale
Walter’ Locke
Len Graves
Minnesota Wins Second Honors In The Big Nine
Minnesota captured second place in the Western Conference race with a 13 to 7 victory over Chicago. Chicago was hampered by Gray's absence but battled to stay even, with Minnesota's captain Desjarin leading the edge as both teams traded touchdowns until late in the game.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Miinnesota
Gray
Desjar
Chicago punter D ien injures on first play in final quarter
The famed Chicago punter Dien was hurt on the first play of the final quarter as Minnesota closed the game with a series of plunges through the weakened Maroon line. The exchange implies lingering concerns about his health and the team’s depth.
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Dien
Chicago
Minnesota
Illinois Wins Big Nine Title at Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin November 21 The powerful Illinois eleven won the Western Conference championship by defeating Wisconsin 24 to 9. Illinois scored three touchdowns and a field goal while Wisconsin managed a touchdown and a safety. Wisconsin heavy line resisted but Illinois backfield drove the decisive plays. Wisconsin defense earned praise for its game stand.
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Madison
Wis
Olinois
University of Wisconsin
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Cardinals
Paases
Illinois
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Judge Kavanaugh
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W. & M. D. Wratern
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John Hopkins
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Hamnden
Georgetown
Washington
Washington and
Jefferson
Savy
Trainas
Williams
Jennings
Griffith
Hotel Ansley
Columbus Eleven
Southern Tool and Equipment CO
Pryor
Ajax Grieb Rudbeh Co
Ajax Tires
Auburn Avenue
Ivy
Overland Southern Auto CO
Peachtree Street
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
Overland
Willys
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