College football roundup shows mix of results and surprises
Yale and Pennsylvania coasted to easy wins while Cornell defeated Pennsylvania State. Princeton, Army and Chicago also posted notable performances as Dartmouth, Harvard and Michigan won. Rhode Island, Trinity and Syracuse delivered key upsets and close scores across multiple venues from Hanover to Chicago.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Brown in Close Game
Harvard defeated Brown 6 to 2 in Cambridge as Harvard showed a strong offense amid some weaknesses. Absence of captain Burr hindered punting and defense, with Dunlap weak in defense and Mayhew stopped by Brown’s play while Donnie fumbled a forward pass.
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Harvard Varsity Triumphs Over Brown In Gridiron Duel
Harvard defeats Brown 6 to 2 in a hard fought game marked by White’s 144 rushing yards on 33 carries and a safety for Brown. McKay, Nourse, Hoar star for Harvard. Brown’s McKay and Regnier shine on the ends as turnovers and penalties shape the tense finish.
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Dartmouth Beats Amherst 17 to 0 in Annual Contest
Dartmouth defeats Amherst 17 to 0 at Amherst Oval in a lively game. Pishon directed Dartmouth plays, Daly and Marks scored, Hawley and Schildmiller standouts for Dartmouth while Haldeman Kilbourne and Abele starred for Amherst. Referee Dr. Newton, time two halves of 26 minutes.
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Virginia Football Fatality: Concussion Claims Halftack
Cadel Cook Pereboe son of G Perebos of Norfolk died from a brain concussion after a tackle in a Virginia Military Institute versus Roanoke College game played Saturday afternoon in Lexington. He was 4th class student and played left halfback.
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Return Union's Stamp Beating Contract Sparks Labor Clash
Feorkton reports the Boot and Shoe Workers Union refuses to abide state decisions and tensions rise as disputes over a long standing contract between the company and the union intensify. The dispute centers on the union’s refusal to accept official rulings and actions following the agreement between labor and management.
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Final Taft Bryan electoral forecast shifts in 1908 races
The Herald updates its 1908 electoral table with Taft at 306 votes and Bryan at 177, gaining Indiana, Colorado, Montana and Wyoming for Taft while Nebraska and Kentucky move to Bryan. New York remains crucial, with implied cross-party support aiding Taft, and West Virginia tilting toward Taft despite a contentious race for governor.
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Taft Favored In National Forecast On Election Day
A late forecast from The Herald discusses Taft’s strong chances in Ohio Indiana and Illinois with Roosevelt and Root backing Republicans. It notes anticipated Republican gains in Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming South Dakota and Wyoming while evaluating Stevenson and Bryan as possible competitors. Local split in Indiana and a close Trisiana race are mentioned with projections of Taft carrying several states.
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Rockefeller's Taft Endorsement Sparks National Debate
Washington reports flag a White House response to John D Rockefeller's Taft backing. A Saturday note claims Rockefeller coordinated with Democrats to undermine Taft, arguing the move backfires and proves Taft right that Rockefeller sought to harm him by speaking out.
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FIGHT 18 OVER Bryan Sees Democratic Sweep in Midwest
Lincoln Noh reports from Nov 2 that candidate Tiegan believes a handsome victory for Bryan is imminent. Dr J P Hall national committeeman Nebraska notes potential swing of close Republican and doubtful states to the Democrats, with labor vote aligning with Bryan. West holds a fighting chance in several states viewed as Republican.
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Wright Flies 190 Feet Then Stalls In Remarkable Flight
Wilbur Wright soared to 190 feet at Le Mans in a daring flight, cutting the engine and performing an oblique descent of about 4,000 yards. He later piloted a ten mile flight with a passenger, while contemporaries pursued further aeronautic feats and prizes offered for long straight-line flights.
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Yale Regatta Cold Rowing Thriller In Harsh Wind
Yale oarsmen faced a biting north wind as New Haven hosted a fall regatta with sparse spectators. races on a three quarter mile course ended at Tomlinson bridge, featuring close varsity mixes, notable times, and crews led by captains Howe and Tanaker amid rough water and wind driven shivers.
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Record Run of No Hitters Sets League Mark
The American League this season saw four no hit games by pitchers Cy Young Boston, Rhoades and Joss Cleveland, and Smith Chicago. One pitcher equal led the best effort by retiring 27 straight batters. No hit or one hit games are fewer this year compared with 1907, with Young and Jon a also contributing notable efforts. overall, the season features multiple rare pitching feats in a pennant race context.
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Court Will Convene On Election Day In New York
In New York on election eve 1924, Charles W Morse and A H Curtis face a federal trial for over-certification conspiracy. Jury deliberates after two days of testimony as Judge Hough may impose a two hour charge and the case tests a new precedent by holding a term of court on a national election day. Maximum penalties range to ten years for the main charge and two years plus 5000 dollars for conspiracy.
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Pittsburg Millionaire Killed in Horse Accident
Pittsburg Pa Nov 2 John B Jackoon president of Fidelity Tithe and Trust company was thrown from his horse near Highland Park along Grand Boulevard Saturday. He died at Pittsburg hospital minutes after arriving there.
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McDonald Bigges Winner on Circuit
Boston Det F Treiner Lon Macdonald of this city leads the money-winning trotters as the circuit opens. Mare Rey Brooks and driver Ted are praised for winnings while MacDonald claims multiple triumphs with bay stallion and other horses. He plans seasonal moves including Beatyitte handicap and a stay in Indianapolis, with Selma Als and Sadie Fogg noted in past performances. The piece highlights MacDonald’s training success and upcoming campaigns.
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Von Buelow Will Remain Despite Rumors of Resignation
Berlin reports circulate that Chancellor Count von Buelow did not resign and that the emperor would not dismiss him. The London Daily Telegraph is cited as publishing critical commentary about the emperor, with disagreements over the court’s handling of the situation.
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