Last Minute Players Questionably Crowned Champions
A chaotic junior city championship debate centers on Edgewood Lincoln rivals and the Brookside Lincolns. Reports claim late entrants formed to seize the title from Edgewood, with rain delaying Thanksgiving clashes and Edgwood’s dominance growing clearer as the season nears its end. The piece denounces last minute turnarounds as a blot on amateur football records in the city.
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Edgewood
Woods
Edgewoods
Mohicans
Former Champions Reappear to Whip the Edgewoods
Lincoln players Dan Dillon and Blondy Siefert led a steady attack to defeat the Edgewoods. Dillon scored the only touchdown as the Lincolns dominated with a strong line, while Edgewoods fought to keep pace amid constant gains and a tense, late-game push.
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Edgewoods
Dan Dillon
Blondy
Siefert
Dillon
Edge
Lincoln
Rooters
LINCO
Moore Seta Mohs
Brown
ieneHiasy Richards
Davishd
Molloy
Brady
Hennessey
Thunderbolts City Football Champions
The Thunderbolts routed the South Ends 39 to 0 on the island to clinch the city championship. The East Siders showed a relentless ground attack while the South Ends failed to mount a comparable response, with Halopin and Kecko among the scorers and the Thunderbolts piling up touchdowns and goals.
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Thunderbolts
Kecko Tickey
Quinn Keating
Ae Smith
Ryan Grimin
Lynch
Graham R. E
Garrity R. G. Eyevever
Sereereses Baker
Finnerty
Pipa Esa Totiese
Nooran
Kecko
Quinn
Very
Zush
The Ten Holland Heines and Busy Bill at Poll's Theatre
The article previews Poll's Theatre bills including The Ten Holland Heines a lively Dutch themed act with comedy and dance, The Visitor a brisk dramatic sketch, the Four Dancing Bugs novelty, and other vaudeville acts by Wilson Brothers Chick Sales and Lane and O'Donnell plus The Candy Shop musical at Jackson's Theatre. Polly of the Circus with Edith Taliaferro also comes to Jackson's Theatre, promising lavish scenery and animal performers next Friday and Saturday.
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Porter J. White & Company
White
Bridgeport
Polly
Frederic Thompson
Jackson's
Edith Taliaferro
Taliaferro
Miss Taliaferro
Miss Talla
Hart Chosen To Captain Princeton
Princeton reports Edward J. Hart to captain next year’s football team after his varsity play at Exeter and the Yale game. The last junior captain was Jim Cooney in 1907. In a separate note, C Lawson of Pottsville, age 22, 161 pounds, is listed as returning Lehigh captain for a post graduate course after two seasons as left end.
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Princeton
Edward J. Hart
Exeter
Yale
Jim Cooney
South Bethelehem
C. Lawson
Pottsville
Lehigh
Italian Boys 105 Pound Team Unbeaten
Italian Boys 105 pound team from Columbus Boys' Club remains undefeated this season beating rivals such as Yannigan Juniors Booth Shoe Cine and Lane tatuencia Stars. The squad is noted as the only 305 team yet to suffer a defeat.
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de Col Columbus
Bridgeport
U An
Yannigan Juniors
Booth Shoe Cine Oc BC
Lane Tatuencia Stars
Long- Pi Cc
Boxing match planned for Wonderland with McVey and Fearnette
Paris report says American heavyweight rivals Sam McVey and Joe Fearnette are slated to fight next Saturday at Wonderland. The winner will advance to challenge the Jeffries-John winner. Promoter S Lubin, a Philadelphia showman, arrives with plans to back either McVey or Jean.
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Paris
Sam McVey
Joe Fearnette
Polly of the Circus Revival at Local Theatre
Ferro’s impersonation of the Little N Back Rider enlivens the show with evident love for the character. Taliaferro leads a strong Polly of the Circus company, ensuring smooth, forceful performances. The audience is drawn by the circus ring act featured in Act III, promising a second viewing. Boston Symphony Orchestra headlines a December concert, with Max Fiedler conducting, noted for its prestige and limited soloist policy.
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Ferro
Miss Taliaferro
Polly
Schedlad
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Max Fiedler
Jackson's Theatre
America
Boston Symphony
Pat Dougherty Drives White Sox In Stick Work
Tyrus Cobb tops the American League with a .377 average in 156 games and 216 hits while stealing 76 bases for Detroit. Cobb and Tris Speaker each hit seven home runs, Eddie Collins adds 198 hits and 67 steals, Napoleon Lajoie fifth with .324 in 128 games. Owen Bush of Detroit leads in sacrifice plays.
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Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Boston
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Collins
Er Lapp
Philadelphia
Gardner New York
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Sam Crawford
Lord and Speaker
Baker
Owen Bush
Notable Chicago White Sox Clouter Highlighted in Report
The narrative notes Pat Dougherty as the heaviest clouter for the Chicago White Sox, posting a .286 average. It also mentions Danny Murphy of the Athletics with a .281 average, adding context to a summary of player batting marks.
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Thunderbolts City
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Broadigan
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Wilson Brothers
Morton-Jewell
Lane
O’donnell
Jackson
Charles Dillingham
Temple of Shriners
New York
Coney Island
Coney
Rock
Miss Fulton
Frank Daler
Hart
Varsity
Orange and Black
Lawson
Lesigh
Pat” Dougherty
White Sox
Fairchild
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
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Bradshaw Clothing Co
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F. E. Beach
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CTORY
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Cosmopolitan Pharmacy
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