Great Scraps At Armory Hall Card Promises Warm Bouts
The Armory Hall card showcases Willie Knockemoffski vs Jack Thompson of Detroit, with Kid Witeur versus Kid Gardner shaping as a heated opener. Slurry Staten leads a rested, first class squad while Wittur and Gardner draw wagers as a whirlwind fight looms. Thompson and Knockemoffski promise a hitting, science-filled exchange as both fighters press for early advantage.
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Yellow Jackets Look Strong Yet Green This Season
The Yellow Jackets show improving form after early doubts. They are still green but possess material and spirit to develop into a strong team, with confidence in weight and experience growth through practice and older players returning. The piece urges steady effort, warning against overconfidence and stressing unity with students faculty and department support for a successful season.
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Yellow Jackets Embrace New Rules In Scrimmage Play
The Yellow Jackets were early adopters of the new rules during a game with Gordon. Rich scored a touchdown before the ball was moved to the 26 yard line for a scrimmage play under the revised rubric. Captain John Davis guided the team to repeat successful scrimmage plays, a practice that persisted for three years.
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John Davia
American League ends season with big matchups
The American League season ends today with New York facing Boston and Washington meeting Philadelphia. The Detroit Tigers have finished their games and will rest ahead of the World Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates starting October 8 in Pittsburgh. The National League season runs until Thursday October 7, with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati for the final league game.
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Reds and Cardinals split doubleheader in St Louis
In a two game set at St Louis both teams won one. First game ended 6 to 4 Reds over Cardinals with miscues and timely hits shaping the win. Second game Cardinals won 8 to 1 behind strong pitching and defense. Manager Griffith used new players in game two.
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October Will Be Busy Month For Sports Fans
The outlook for October predicts a busy sports slate across football basketball baseball and boxing with world championship battles Detroit versus Pittsburg and Ketchell versus Johnson. Auto races and hill climbs also attract fans as interests in major sports stay lively throughout the month.
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John Honus Wagner
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
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Clarke
Gibson Cam~nitz
Crawford
Bush
Jennings
Mullin
Stanley Ketchell
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Next football games on the Lal ander in the South Saturday
The schedule lists Tech versus Mooney, Alabama versus Howard, Georgia against Citadel, Sewanee vs. 5 P.A., Clemson facing Davidson, and Tennessee meeting North Carolina. Clemson and Tennessee face tough tests while others have easier assignments before major clashes in the following week when leading teams meet college opponents.
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Sleeper Schedule for ThomasVille via-BBA
Sleeper for Thomasville Georgia via sleeper service to Thomasville is placed in Union Station at 9:01 p.m. and opens for occupancy immediately. Train departs at 11:10 p.m.
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Tigers and Pirates set for World Series clash matches
Baseball experts call for a fast, even series between the Detroit Tigers and Pittsburg Pirates for the world championship. Jennings Cobb and Crawford of Detroit lead a in shape team as they face Pirates in games scheduled October 8 9 11 12 13 and a potential seventh game decided by the national commission. Umpires Johnstone Kleiman Coughlin and Gillyan will preside with a roster of eligible players from both clubs listed for receipts and participation.
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National Commission
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Detroit
Jos. Johnstone
Willam Kiem
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O' Leary
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Schmidt
Speer
Summers Willets
Wagner
Smoketown
Barney Dreyfuss
Atlanta
Vanderbilt Cup Race Sanctioned by A A A Amid Revival
The A A A sanctioned the Vanderbilt Cup race, clearing the last hurdle for a major autumn event in New York. The shorter 1244 mile course, including 615 miles on the Motor Parkway, promises closer competition and strong industry interest with crowds expected to bolster sales as cars vie for the title on a staged route from the grandstand through Massapequa and Hicksville back to Meadowbrook.
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Lowell
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St Yves Collapses in Marathon Race
Henri St Yves, famed French long distance runner, collapsed at mile twenty three during the Mepireal marathon. Doctors said his heart was affected and he may be unable to run again. Hanus Helmer of Quebec finished with a record time of 10 24 0.
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Tigers Beat White Sox To Close Season In Chicago
Detroit defeated Chicago 3 to 1 to end the American League campaign. Burns and Payne pitched for Chicago. Lelivelt, Evang and O Loughlin provided Detroit support as the teams split a twin bill in St. Louis also. Bailey sealed a St Louis win over Cleveland in the opener.
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Cruelly Frank. Life dialogue sketch from a page
A fragmentary Life section excerpt shows a terse exchange between a male speaker and a female response. The overheard banter hints at social tension and a confrontational mood, with ellipses suggesting missing context.
Vanderbilt's Horse Quits At Last Turn
Pars October 3 The Longchamps feature was the Prix du Municipal over a mile and a half. Hagtohug owned by James Hennessy won by two lengths in 2 4 2 5. Vanderbilt's Ripolin quit at the last turn and finished last. Rondo de Nult was second and Talobtribil third. Negorol unplaced. The Pyr de Market at ten and a half furlongs, purse 2000, was won by Cortado owned by M Fischof.
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M Fischof
Six Hour Auto Race Set for New Orleans Meet
New Orleans La October 3 the Good Roads Fall Auto Meet will feature a six hour race by the New Orleans Automobile Club in connection with the Louisiana Good Roads convention. The event allows all classes with separate prizes for class winners and a grand prize for the greatest distance. Drivers must alternate to reduce fatigue risk. The program and AAA sanction news will come next week.
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Johnnie-Mother Dialogue From The Boston Transcript
A fragment from The Boston Transcript presents a child’s question to a mother about kindness. Mrs Bowser, present in the scene, remarks that the mother would never see forty, revealing a conversational snapshot of domestic talk.
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American Balloonists Eye Long Race in Swiss Cup
In Switzerland on October twenty, the international Bennett Cup balloon race drew 17 craft skyward before 200000 spectators. Edgar Mix of Columbus Ohio captained the American Parseval craft America, with a favorable southwest wind seen as aiding a possible Russia crossing. The event promised a demanding long distance test of endurance and pilot skill, with Mix optimistic about a record race.
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Where They Play Today New York in Boston
Boston hosts New York while Washington visits Philadelphia and Philadelphia meets New York. Pittsburg al Chicago games in flux as schedules appear. Boston travels to Brooklyn with key matchups on the slate.
Dodging a Slander in an Ohio Slan ders Case
In an Ohio courtroom a slander suit featured a witness questioned about accusing Thomas Mulkins of stealing a pocketbook. The reply claimed by the man was that he did not state a theft but only suggested Mulkins helped him look for the missing pocketbook, implying no direct theft charge.
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Tigers and Pirates Face Off For World Series Crown
The article forecasts a dramatic Detroit Tigers versus Pittsburgh Pirates World Series, noting star players Cobb and Wagner, the crowd expected at Pittsburgh, and opinions favoring Detroit due to staff depth and overall team balance. It argues the outcome hinges on hitting power and which of Cobb or Wagner shines brightest.
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TD Jones
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Kramer Champion for Ninth Year in New Jersey Sprint
New York October 3 Frank N Kramer won his ninth consecutive American professional sprinting title at Newark New Jersey on the Vailsburg track defeating Jock Clarke who was nearest rival Fogler Root Py Bardgett and Hehir defaulted over a rule controversy Final points list shows Kramer 42 Clarke 34 Fogler 19 Reot 0 Krebs 7 DeMara 5 Andoren 4 Bedell 4 Stejn Lawson 3 Bedell Belington 1
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Business manager Bancroft to oversee World Series games
Bancroft, secretary and business manager of the National Baseball Commission, will direct the management of the games between the Pittsburgh team of the National League and the Detroit team of the American League for the world championship. He will accompany the teams, attend all games, and handle the financial side. Known as a baseball expert, he is presently business manager of the Cincinnati Baseball Amusement Association.
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National Baseball Commission
Pittsburg
Detroits
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Cincinnati Baseball Amusement Association
Manhattan Opera House Opens Nov 8 Season
New York October 3 The Manhattan opera house will open for the regular season on Monday evening November 8, earlier than the Metropolitan. Oscar Hammerstein says the move is to counter rivals. He also drops the planned road tour to concentrate forces in New York all winter.
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Explorer Is Arraigned Over Sabbath Lecture
Washington reports Rev. Dr GC E Guthrie of Hamline Methodist Church denounces Dr Cook for opening a theater to host a secular lecture on the Sabbath and criticizes the rapid monetization of scientific work. Guthrie questions the discoverer’s education as a joke.
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Industries Show Big Improvement in U S Economic Tone
Rustingten October 3 reports show improving industrial situation with fading internal commerce movements. Unusually large shipments of lumber and iron ore plus coal indicate stronger activity. Railcar service traffic exceeds August 1907 levels for the first time. Grain receipts exceed prior year in most months of the current season, with total 753,830,314 bushels vs 759,882,331 last year and 832,923,920 in the 1907 season.
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United States
Tle Tureau
Evelyn Nesbit defends brother in Thaw case release claim
In New York on October 4 Evelyn Nesbit said she and not her husband Harry Thaw sent funds to her father Howard to obtain release after his arrest in New Haven on a charge of pawning a bogus diamond ring. She added that her brother was innocent in her opinion.
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Flowers Arrive for Juarez Reception in October
President Ding ordered a carload of choice flowers for delivery in Juarez on October 16 to decorate the reception and banquet rooms for the Taft-Dinz bef ing.
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