National League Wins Right to Draft Minors in Major Action
The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati and upheld the major leagues' absolute right to draft players from the minor leagues. Several disputed players were awarded to various teams, including Roscoe E. Miller to Pittsburgh, James Cochran and E. W. Hausman to Milwaukee, and Champ Oster to Washington, among others. The ruling affects most of the 21 cases before the commission.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
August Hermann
Henry J. E. Bruce
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Ambrose Putnam
John Hickey
E. S. Quick
Arthur Devlin
Charles Jones
Gus Dundon
QO. J. Perry
M. McIntyre
John J. Dillon
P. J. Donavan
McPherson
Perry
Mr. Laudensleger
August Corner
Cleveland
Columbus
Decatur
Roscoe E. Miller
Pittsburg Nationals
New York Americans
James Cochran
E. W. Hausman
Philadelphia Nationals
Milwaukee
Champ Oster
Washington Club
Ed .A. Walsh
Thomas Jones
James Delehanty
Boston
Albert Jacobson
Fred C. Raymer
George Wrigley
Fisher
Roy Montgomery
Frank Smith
Tom Dougherty
Joseph Bean
Pittsburg
Harvard Seeks Strong Centre Rush as Football Season Nears Yale Test
Harvard football trains for the final stretch with Parkinson and Nichols rested. Shea Knowlton and Hanlay return to form a reshaped lineup as Bleakie challenges for centre, while Sugden and Wilder contest the guard spots. A cold day boosts play as the varsity routs the scrub, three touchdowns to none, with Carrick and Robinson competing for the left guard job and the backfield unsettled ahead of the Yale game.
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Harvard
Parkinson
Nichols
Shea
Knowlton
Hanlay
Bleakie
Sugden
Wilder
Carrick
Robinson
Yale
Varsity
leMoyne
Shurtleff
Ree- Shea
Meier
Carr Robinson
Pierce Wilder
Seeeseceesen Eee
Ory Pel Marshall
Clothier
Blagden Marshall
G. de
Q. B
Elkins Harrison
H. B
Aawate
Morris Hurley
Means
Goodhue Schoelkopf
Mills
F. B
Kent
Three Clean Scores For Princeton Cornell And Michigan
Princeton Cornell and Michigan stand as the only three colleges with un sullied football records this season. Other teams like Pennsylvania saw their streaks broken on Saturday at the Polo Grounds by Columbia, spoiling both sides.
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Princeton
Cornell
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Polo Grounds
Columbia
Harvard Grid Scores and Upcoming Games Highlight Boston Preview
Harvard has scored 121 points in eight games while conceding 11. Yale leads with 235 for and 15 against. Princeton has not allowed a point in eight games, with 193 for. Andover anticipates a tough game against Dean tomorrow.
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Harvard
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Michigan
Lehigh
Case School
Haverford
Beloit
Penn
Ohio Normal
Gettysburg
de Spasets
Brown
Ferris
Drake
Herst
Hobart
Williston
Alfred
Colbysseveesere
Rochester
Bowdoin
Bucknell
W. R. Univ
Ununion
Giands Indians
Lebanon Valley
Dartmouth
Holy , Cross
Williams
Wesleyan
Maine
Union Instaeeees
Bates
Hamilton
O—Amherst
Swarthmore
West Point
Amherst
YALE
Trinity
Colgate
Tufts
Vermont
Dickinsonistic
U. of Virginia
Gallaudet
O—Balt. Medical
Georgetown
Lafayette
Lough Conte
Gee Brown
Princeton
Union
Tigers
Andover
Dean
Roland W. Brayton
Dorchester High
Dorchester A. A
Hurley
Crimson
Cambridge
Carlisle
Collegians
Old Brown
Hapgood
Volkmann
Roxbury Latin
Conference on the Race Problem in Washington
A three day conference on the race problem in the United States will run from November 9 in Washington. Prominent leaders from the colored community are expected to attend, with the event held under the National Sociological Society.
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Washington
United States
National Sociological Society
Co eds in Training at Northwestern Ban Sweets and Socials
Northwestern University coeds announce a training program restricting desserts such as cream puffs and chocolate eclairs, judges, after theatre suppers, and visiting callers. The plan emphasizes regular gym workouts, long walks, early retirements, and fewer social away from study to prepare for athletic competition.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
A Boston Daily Post reader offer for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root promises a free sample bottle by mail. The advertisement touts kidney liver and bladder health, with testimonials, usage guidance, and the firm’s address in Binghamton New York.
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Post
East 120Th ST
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Memphis Speed Trials Postponed At Driving Park
Memphis Tenn October 26 Today’s programme at the driving park lacked a feature as the wind prevented the two minute gelding Major Delmar from attempting his record. Dan Patch is expected to race against 57 percent two seconds in the half mile pacer record attempt tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
Major Delmar
Dan Patch
Dancing Tonight at Union Park Hall Returns
Dancing tonight at Union Park Hall under the same management as Casio Revere Beach. Three hours of dancing with Strachan's Orchestra, every Tuesday and Saturday evenings, admission 15 cents.
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Union Park Hall
Sas
Casio
Revere Beach
Strachan
Young Corbett and Murphy Meet Tonight at Criterion Club
The Criterion Club hosts a feature boxing bout with Young Corbett and Hughey Murphy aiming for a quick decisive win. Also on the card are Jack Flanagan vs Billy Griffin at 126 pounds and Frank Adams vs Jimmy Hanlon at 115 pounds in eight rounds.
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Criterion Club
Young Corbett
Hughey Murphy
Jimmy Hanlon
Murphy Corbett
Murphy
Johnny Mack
Hughey
Terry McGover
Criterion
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
Billy Griffin
South Boston
Frank Adams
Newton
Boston
Rob Roy
Stacy
New York
William Rothwell
Central Club to feature OBrien Fitzsimmons boxing night
Dick O’Brien of Lewiston and Black Fitzsimmons headline a Central Athletic Club event in Boston with lively bouts and a promising undercard. The card includes Shadow Morris vs Belfield Walcott, Eddie Carr and Albert Delmont, and Young Kelly vs Harry Brown.
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Central Athletic Club
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston
Black Fitzsimmons
Dick O’brien
Central Club
O’brien
Old Lafayette Club
Fewiston
Artford
Jack Fitzsimmons
Tom Shaw
Mike Brennan
J. Ahern
Tim Harrington
Peter Sweeney
Joel Fitzpatrick
Chevalier d’Patsey
Lawrence D’orsay
Boston
Chevaalier
Pawtucket
Denny Kelliher
Burke
Patsey
Chevalier
Shadow Morris
New Jersey
Belfield Walcott
Tertainment
Morris
Walcott
Eddie Carr
Albert
Delmont
Young Kelly
Harry Brown
Manchester
Patrick Sweeney
Ourney
Chicago
Jackeefe
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Mike
Fred Bush
Dorchester
Thomas Lourivan
James Gannon
Old Post
Bat Masterson
Thomas
Edward
Bat
Hawkes
Kid Goodman
Tommy Daly
McCabe
Marlboro Club
B. H. Benton
Roly Roy
Highest Intelligence and Union Labor in Cigars
The piece argues union labor yields superior cigars with better health, quality, and workmanship. It claims non union cigars lack standards and regulations, leading to unskilled work and inferior products. It promotes a certificate or badge as a mark of quality.
Lee-Higginsons Win Two Games at Chauncy Alleys
In the Bankers' and Brokers' league at Chauncy alleys last evening Lee-Higginson defeated Horn blower Weeks in both games while Hayden-Stone fell to Paine-Webber. Scores were not fully listed.
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Chauncy
Bankers’ and Brokers’ League
Lee- Higginson
Hornblower & Weeks
Hayden
North edges Nelson Morris roll-off in Pork Packers league
At the Old Colony alleys last evening in the Pork Packers league North defeated Nelson Morris on the roll-off and Armour defeated Squire in a twin matchup output.
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Old Colony
Pork Packers
North
Nelson Morris
Armour
Squire
Press Beats Metropolitan Wheelmen In Tight Cycle Match
In last evening’s Cycle league at Chauncy alleys Press edged Metropolitan Wheelmen in a close game by a narrow margin. The final score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Chauncy
North Shore Tops Emerson in Commercial League Play
North Shore won three games from Emerson while Federal defeated Curtis Safe in the Commercial league last evening at Chauncy Alleys. Individual scores are listed for players Tileston Gumbwn Smith Penhofer Morrison Pierce Harriman with North Shore totals 797 and 830 and Emerson totals 795 and 782. North Shore won the rolloff.
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North Shore
Emerson
Federal
Curtis Safe
Chauncy Alleys
N. Shore
Eere Son Soms Tileston
Gumb Wn O
Smith
Penhofer
Plelan
Uae
Morrison
Couple Wed After Larceny Case Ends
Ida Mechler married Harry Goldberg in the Municipal Court clerk Fred Ingalls office yesterday forenoon. The larceny charge against Goldberg was not pressed after the ceremony and the couple left for their honeymoon.
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Ida Mechler
Fred Ingalls
Harry Goldberg
Goldberg
Channing Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
The Channing Club of Boston held its annual meeting at the Brunswick yesterday afternoon. About percent of members attended. Officers elected were Stephen Hampden Whidden president George Henry Ellis first vice president Walter Maynard Hatch second vice president Henry Clark Noble treasurer Frederick Whitcomb Porter secretary.
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Channing Club
Young Men’s Unitarian Society of
Boston
Brunswick
Stephen Hampden Whidden
George Henry Ellis
Walter Maynard Hatch
Henry Clark Noble
Frederick Whitcomb Porter
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Memmphis
Young Corbett and Murphy
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