Soccer Referees Strike Over Pay Demands War With American League
Joseph Booth president of the United States Association of Soccer Officials ordered a strike after the American Soccer League refused pay rise. Officials sought $30 per game and free admission to league contests. A delegate informed the league, and referees were told not to officiate until demands are met, with fines of $25 for violations and emphasis on an early settlement.
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American Soccer League
United States Association of Soccer Officials
Goan
Joe Booth
Booth
William R. Welchs
Philadelphia
Jones
New York
League
Andre Larte
Avelch
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William FR. Walch
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Javon Ne
TRA Wisoenthon
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Newmenan Soeier
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Phiadelphia
Byt T Trust
Joseph Roottt
Northwestern and Michigan near season finale clash
Northwestern undefeated in the Big Ten and Michigan poised to share or win the title as the season ends next Saturday. Michigan faces Minnesota while Northwestern meets a weaker opponent. Ohio State beat Ohio to affect standings. Wisconsin beat Iowa. Chicago shows a revived passing attack but poor scoreline. Conference standings follow.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Butler
Gophers
Ohio
Buckers
Benny Friedman
Buckeyes
Baker
Ohio State
Altela
Wisconsin
Purdue
Indiana
Princeton Plans Bonfire To Celebrate Football Triumph
Princeton will celebrate its latest gridiron victory over Harvard and Yale with a grand bonfire in Jungletown. The freshmen will search Princeton for kindling wood for the last triumphant fire of the Big Three as seniors recall the towering blaze of last year. Twenty-one Tigers earned letters for the championship, while twelve will graduate, leaving seven varsity players to build the team next season.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
Old Nassau
Nassau
Captain McMillar
Tigers
Brick Muller Eleven Defeats Giants at Polo Grounds
Brick Muller led California's team to a 6 1 0 0 defeat against the New York Giants before 20 000 spectators at the Polo Grounds. The lone score came on a 25 yard touchdown by Thampeon from Redlands University after an interception. Muller's passing and running sparked the visitors, while four Giant passes were picked off shaping the outcome.
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New York
Brick Miller
Thampeon
Redlands University
Tioan
Mauls
Haisies
Jack Melride
Scandia Beats Swedish A G in State League Showdown
Scandia defeated Swedish A G 2 to 1 at the Meadows in a hard fought State League match. Carroll scored twice for Scandia, with Bannon replying for the Swedes. Other results: Hartford Thistles beat Clan Campbell 3 to 0 in State Cup, Manchester beat Wanterbury 4 to 2 in State League, Alamanta beat Waterbury Athletics 3 to 2 in Amateur League, Park Citys 5, Scandanavians 0, Denersks 2, Greenwich 2, Stamford 5 Port Chester 2 in Westchester League play.
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Scania
A. C
Carroll
Scandia
Bannon
Hartford Thistles
Clan Campbell
Manchester
Wanterbury
Alamanta
Waterbury Athletics
Park Citys
Scandanavians
Denersks
Greenwich
Stamford
Port Chester
Juarez Entries First Race at Five Furlongs
Juarez card lists six races with purses from 406 to 490. Entry lists include horses with assigned weights such as Dr. Scott 111 and Esther Marie 110 in the first race, Amackassin 116 and Singapore 210 in the second, and eight or more entries in the other legs. The meet features claiming events across five to six furlongs and one mile distances, with multiple horses bearing x prefixes and various abbreviations indicating entries.
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Dr. Scott
Miss Leighton
Esther Marie
Dr. Hall
X- Gymnast
Tende Joie
X- Four Flush
Miss Maben
Corn Flower
My Gracie
Hugh HK. Asher
xFurious Bill
Lawrence
Nan McKinney
rLady Gmall
xPrinter
Arizona Hotel
Amackassin
sSimpleton
sKomaldo
aBlack Pat
Singapore
Xl. Manning
Seini Pierre
aBob Kay
xThe Scholar
Rumleigh
Horinga
Doctor Corbett
A Herbert
Biddlebee
X Come Birst
the Nephew
All
Jack Teieus
Lad Mike
Dannie V
Traveling Gee
Kiptki
Lavai Sache
Lester
Lee Fisher
Plooming
King Simon
Adams Hotel
Nough and
Reany
Tyanpom
Reap
Begonia
Pearl Linnts
Joseph P. Tallon
Tom Kenntrs
Dr Larrabee
Gilmeyer Pyle
Hello H
Danny Lallg
Darter K
Rock Bottom
Klaxon
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Lexington Entries Foremost Purse Futurity Race List
Lexington entries for the purse of 800 sub races feature three year olds and onward in the Futurity course. Notable horses include Countess Clar, Jane C, Brinkley, Holly Roy, Teellint, Queen of and Little Lorain with varied numbers and tailing figures.
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Perst
Omward
Countes Clar
Jane C
Brinkley
Holly Roy
Teellint
Little Loraine
Horse Race Card Nominal Purse Event List
The document lists multiple horse races with purses ranging from 800 to 900 dollars. Entries include two-year-old maidens, three-year-olds and up, and claiming races on Futurity and one mile distances. Notable names appear in various heats such as Tirza Quince Delight Princess Elma Luke Dear and In Rounds Great Sport Stampdale plus many others across seven races.
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Vorn
Only Star
Geo. D. Gaw
Loyal H
Betty Star
Tribal
Bellfront
Bullet Joe
Neatness
Tirza
Quince Delight
Princess Elma
Luke Dear
Margaret D
Sunny Hours
the Girl In Red
Cecile Winifred
Ranch Lass
Lionne Brown Silk
Candy Fox
Billy Klalr
Six Sixty
Brown Leaf
Fausto
Dr. A. Lowenthal
Equity
Stoneage
Stampdale
Daven
George DeMar
the Hovel
Barbara
Clanaslee
Marvont
Drama
Lady Herbert
Royal Highness
Harpy
Dinanella
Gen. Clinton
Cavalry
Mile
Botch
Button
Ballroom Belle
Grand King
Nableco
Hank Monk
Cerulean
Allaire
Blasted Hopes
Paddock’s Mark Accepted by AAU Committee
The AAU recall committee recommended acceptance of Charley Paddock’s 140 yard dash mark from last May in Los Angeles as a world record, and Roland Locke’s 220 yard dash time from Lincoln Nebraska in May. Both marks exceed existing sprint records but require open convention approval and international attestation before universal acceptance. The debate centered on watches recording tenths of a second and a shift toward fifths of a second after January 1.
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Baltimore
Charley Paddock
Los Angeles
Amateur Athletic Union
Oy Roland Locke
University of Nebraska At Bincoln
Bfore
Man Kinly
Spokane
Wash
Locke
Falo Alto
Cal
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Detroit
Pasadena
Honolulu
Hawaii
New York
Punting in Eastern football puzzles Red Grange
By Harold Grange Harvard Princeton Yale games show eastern teams misusing punts with straight kicks. He contrasts with Midwest practice of directional kicks toward sidelines and corners to pin opponents near their goal, urging better placement and third down punts in own territory.
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New York
Harvard
Princeton
Mnul
Thle
Yale
Ian
Sloveni
Uline
Middle West
Midfeld
Einaely
Stresees
Cambridge
Vana
Lis
Knowles
Threa Texams
Titory
A Hess
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