Sporting Notes From Amherst And Nearby Colleges
Twenty to men reported to Captain Witeos’s suumony for hockey at Amherst this week as they plan success on the court. The Lonteville baseball club sold its box for the season and claims an early advance. Dollard, V8, and Lows, Uart, are reengaged to coach Syracuse basketball this coming season. Ketcham of Yale warned that few with a yellow streak will join athletics. The Popes team of Morrixville opened on Thanksgiving, defeating the R. A. alumni in a hot contest. Yale football next fall will be led by Henry Ketcham, a popular student and strong athlete. Louie Young of Pennsylvania named captain on the gridiron next autumn. Nicholas, a right-handed pitcher, was purchased by Detroit from a Michigan league team, upsetting Dabie and Mullin in exhibition play. Michael Murphy, trainer, resigns Penn to seek health in Thomasville, likely not returning to groom athletes. Lafayette’s student paper accuses Lehigh of using George Hoban, a pro, coaching freshmen prior to Lehigh. Ellm e elected captain of Tufts basketball. Olson reinstated by the national football commission. Ke Mann trounced Vermont, and Mann, a star at the Seattle club, has been drafted by Buffalo. Ira Plank, Ka Plank’s brother, was accidentally shot. the wound is not critical.
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Yale
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Morrixville
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Henry Ketcham
Brooklyn
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Mullin
Pacific Coast
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Iis
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Holilly
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George Hoban
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Lehigh
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Eltme
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Emery Olson
St. Louis
Good Landing
Ke Mann
Siversity
Vermont
Burlington
Lulf
Yack
Springfield Young Men's Christian Association College
Mann
Seattle
Wash
Buffalo International Club
Ira Plank
Ka Plank
Philadelphia
Charles Toreiow
Cascarets promise quick cleanse for healthy bowels
An old ad promises Cascar ets will cleanse liver, stomach and bowels by morning. It claims relief for headache biliousness coated tongue and fatigue by nightly use. The box from a druggist is said to bring healthy bowel action and cheerfulness for months, with a reminder for children.
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Cascarota
Cascaret
Publicity and boxing clash plus college athletics chatter
The article notes that Ledoux’s public image has suffered after a loss to Rattling Reddy in New York, while Willie Richie aims for a title defense and a $10,000 payday against Billy Gibson in New York. Umpire Johnstone threatens to resign if Tom Lynch fails to return as president. Baumgartner of St. Louis is touted as a fast pitcher, with Walter Johnson receiving top honors in a speed test. Harvard, Yale, Rodgers, Brown, Hav erford will showcase Amherst gymnasts led by a strong contender. Heine Zimmerman led the NL in batting but may lose a spot, and Zimmerman ranked 14th among third basemen.
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France
Ledoux
Reddy
New York
Willie Richie
Richie
Billy Gibson
Johnstone
National League
Tom Lynch
Baumgartner
St. Louis
Eltby
Walter Johnson
Wlan
Joe Wood
Eane
George Davis
Williams College
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Hardwick
Harvard
Yale
Rodgers
Brown
Haverford
Amherst
Heine Zinmermad
Zimmerman
Minneap lis lawmaker drafts ban on interracial marriage
Rep Frank Nimocks of Minnesota announces a bill to prohibit whites marrying blacks after the wedding of Lucille Cameron and Jack Johnson. A prior measure stalled in committee four years ago. The Daily News published a photo showing the bride with a cutout face over the groom’s finger ring.
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Jack Johnson
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Ite
Rodel Knocked Out In Short Fight
Reported boxing match details show Rodel knocked out after standing up before Wells for two rounds. The second round saw a counter punch sequence by Ought with a floored exchange. Betting supports £1000 to winnings. uncertainty remains about Austrian Gerty Viernes.
National Cash Register trial details alleged methods to crush rivals
Joseph E. Warren testified in Cincinnati that the National Cash Register company used aggressive tactics to block competition. He described laying up rival factories, shadowing opposition machines, and funding rivals to force closures, with executives named as key actors and patent infringement as a pretext.
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Joseph E. Warren
Boston
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
John H. Paterson
United States District Court
Warren
Chad
Patterson
New Orleans
Edlgar Park
New York
Ihen
National
T. J. Watson
The
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Crower
Legislature adjourns ninth week as taxation bills loom
The Vermont legislature closes its ninth week with committees on state school and agriculture traveling to Lyndon Institute for a luncheon. Taxation measures dominate debate as the House and Senate work on the flat rate on intangibles and the Babbitt real estate loan exemption while adjutant general salary rises are rejected. Final adjournment likely toward late January. 202 house bills and 20 Senate bills are pending.
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State School, Appropriations
Agriculture
Lyndon
Lyndon Institute
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Senate
Act
Plumley
Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Montpelier
Immigration and Industrial Affairs
Burlington
Winooski
Alburg
Public Service Commissialon
Lie and rebuke amid Archbald impeachment debate
In Washington a dustup erupts as W A May declares a claim a lie during the Archbald impeachment probe. May challenges the House managers while Worthington questions motives behind recalling a Katydid calm bank sale contract. President Bacon intervenes to curb heated language.
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Dec. T
W. A. May
Archbald
Pou
Bacon
May
Worthington
Calm Bank
J. Willian
Up Washington
Mayreupon
Senate
Waterways Seek 50 Million Dollar Annual Aid
Washington reports a proposed annual congressional appropriation of at least 50,000,000 for waterways. A second resolution urged creating a department of public works with the corps of engineers as part of it. The measures praise immunity granted by new canal law from tolls on coastwise ships and protection for water-borne commerce from railroad control.
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Washington
Palace
Joy Congress
Department of Public Works
Corps of Army Engineers
Corysress
Explosion Linked to Hockin Visit in McNamara Trial
Testimony connects Herbert S. Hockin to bomb plot efforts as plans to dynamitize unions unfold. Pennell, Springfield official, testified that after failed unionization he requested Hockin’s arrival, linking visits to a March 8 Springfield explosion causing 45000 in damages.
Grand Jury Hears Murdock In Secret Inquiry
New York December 7 John S Murdock vice president of the Southern New England Railway testified before a federal grand jury examining whether the New York New Haven Hartford Railway and the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada conspired in a transportation alignment. The inquiry centers on potential coordination and strategic agreements among the rail lines.
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Southern New England Railway
New York
John S. Murdock
Cice
Sothern New Englated Railway
New York, New Haven & Hartiont Railways
Grand Traph Railway of Canada
New
Oregon banker Ross case up for supreme court review
Washington December 7 The case of Tho burn Ross of Portland Ore banker sentenced to 790 years in jail unless he paid a fine of 8576 853 74 and who served five years in the state penitent iary was argued yesterday before the supreme court He and other bank officials faced larceny charges The sentence had been set aside by Oregon's high court as excessive Wanted To exchange building lot for motor bike or personal property C A Hoyt Hardwick Vermont
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Thoburn Ross
Portland, Ore
State Penitentiary
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Oregon
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