Americans May Yet Return Davis Cup Brawn to U S
Leading players like William Tilden and Watson Washburn face travel and health hurdles as the U S Davis Cup team prepares to sail from Vancouver on the Niagara to Auckland for December matches. Tilden's illness and Warrent Williams' withdrawal shake the squad, yet a recent American victory over Australia sustains hope for the Baris Cup quest.
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Baseball War Ends as Landis Is Named Head of Organized Baseball
Seventeen club owners vote unanimously to appoint Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as chairman of baseball and to form a civilian panel to settle disputes between the major leagues and minor leagues. The agreement ends a five day conflict and restores peace, with Landis to oversee both leagues and any minor circuits. The Lasker plan and reform efforts are acknowledged in the settlement.
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PATE HENMAN Dismisses Sharkey as Cowardly Opponent
Champion Pets Herman calls Sharkey the hardest man to tick but criticizes his fighting style. He says Sharkey hops in and out, avoiding prolonged exchanges and never giving him a clear chance to strike with his right hand.
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Yale Princeton Classic Looms Over Tomorrow’s Games
New York reports strong interest in the Princeton Yale clash as Princeton carries an excellent early season record and a slight edge in some circles. Analysts note Yale’s usual resilience and caution that football form can shift, making the classic contest hard to predict.
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Today’s college games across the Northeast and Midwest
Schools across the United States schedule a busy slate with matchups including Mines at Colorado, Yale versus Princeton, Harvard against Brown in Cambridge, Pennsylvania facing Dartmouth in Philadelphia, Cornell at Ithaca against Columbia, Syracuse hosting Maryland in Syracuse, West Virginia meeting Rutgers in Morgantown, Army versus Bowdoin at West Point, Navy opposed by South Carolina in Annapolis, Colgate versus St Bonaventure in Hamilton, Lafayette at Villanova, Pittsburgh versus Washington and Jefferson, Wisconsin versus Illinois in Madison, Notre Dame against Indiana in Bloomington, Michigan versus Chicago, and Kansas versus Nebraska in Lawrence with Kentucky at Lexington and Missouri versus Washington in Columbia.
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Fort Collins to Play Cheyenne On Local Grid Today
Fort Collins meets Cheyenne at Frontier in a high school football exhibition. A warm day is forecast and Rotary members plan to attend in a group. Fort Collins is expected to outweight Cheyenne, with Superintendents and local officials noting Armistice Day practice adjustments.
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How to Pick an All Star Football Team
A writer describes a method to select an all star lineup by scanning six weeks of reports, noting frequently mentioned players, listing about a hundred, then narrowing to a balanced team with one player per position. The process ends with drawing names and revising after the season closes.
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Boxers suspended by state boxing commission in New York
Boxing commission bars fighters from ring activity in New York after suspensions or disqualifications. Public notice states penalties apply to all licensed boxers and bans further participation in events until terms are served.
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Mansajavtta State Boxing Commission
Brooklyn-Pitcher signings by Durham and others
Infielder Mig Olson and players Louie Ferry Harrold J Goldsmith Harry Hagemann sent signed contracts to Churley Brvhets of the Brooklyn squad. The batch includes Durham and Picher HH.
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Harry BH
Hagemann
Mig M
Olson
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Brvhets
Offy Brooke
Reparations deal reached prompting meetings in Brussels and Geneva
A tentative accord on German reparations was announced today involving French and British governments. It calls for a Brussels meeting of mediation experts and an allied premiers gathering in Geneva to set the final sum and determine Germany’s payment responsibility by February 1.
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Wilson weighing Adriatic settlement details
State Department reports have forwarded the Adriatic settlement details between Italy and Yugoslav groups to President Wilson. The president will decide if the agreement meets the government’s approval. a formal expression of his views had not yet been indicated.
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