Chicago Ball Team Divides World Series Receipts
Chicago National League players each received 4315 for their World Series shares while manager Chance and trainer Simmons got full shares. A 50 fine for Chance was paid from the losers’ share before the money was split. The piece notes erratic play across leading teams as new rules are blamed, with East and Midwestern clubs slipping from early dominance.
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Chicago
Chance
Wiliams
Simmons
Tech
Gan
East
Middle West
Telegraphic Briefs from Multiple U.S. Cities
A digest of brief notices reports a baby named Suffici ent Crombie born to Frederick Crombie in Waukegan Illinois, a gasoline arson in Keokuk Iowa injuring a mother and son, post office cost cuts totaling eleven and a half million dollars, injuries in Pueblo Colorado, a murder verdict in Norfolk Virginia, census death registrations for 1909, a damages suit loss in Liberty Mississippi, and a road dust cure with granite and bitumen in Fulham London.
New Football Rules Cause Many Surprises
Denver reports a season full of gridiron surprises as Yale and Michigan among others adjust to new rules reshaping play and outcomes with unexpected results and reactions across college football.
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Denver
Yale
Michi
Voter Registration Drives Ahead For November Election
Notice urges unregistered voters in the city and Laramie county to register on October 27 and 28 to be eligible for the November 4 election. Registered books are at Dinneen’s garage in the First Ward, Industrial Club in the Second Ward, and Court House annex in the Third Ward. Eldorado Dance Club holds its weekly dance at Keefe Hall on Wednesday evening October 26, 1910. Admission at door.
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Eity
Laramie
Djnneen'’s
Court House
Eldetora Dance Club
Keefe Hall
Dixon Wins Southern Featherweight Title Decision
Memphis report states Tommy Dixon claimed the southern featherweight championship by decision over Jimmy Moran of New York at the Phoenix A. C. The bout headlines a night of action with local networks and the result furthers Dixon's standing in the division.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tommy Dixon
Jimmy Moran
New York
Phoenix A. C
Knockout Brown Beats Robinson in New York Ring Bout
In Schenectady last night Knockout Brown overwhelmed Bubbles Robinson in a clean fight. The brutal loss marked Robinson’s first defeat. In Cincinnati plans for an early off season trade emerged as the Reds seek McQuillen and a third baseman or shortstop for Lobert Downey and another player from the Phillies.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Brown
Bubbles
Robinson
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Herrmann
Griffith
Chicago
McQuillen
Grant
Doolan
Hans Lobert
Tom Downey
Fort Russell hosts regular quarterly field meet at Fort Fort
Third morning at Fort Russell the regular quarterly field athletic meet will be held with top fort athletes competing. The program lists events such as 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, broad jumps, shot put, hammer throw, high jump, tug of war, musicians contest, pole vault and more.
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Fort Russell
Celburrow Rage
Ion
Dance by Ongan Labor of Cheyenne at Keote Hall
The Ongan ized Labor of Cheyenne hosts a Thursday evening dance at Keote Hall on October 27 with Mu chanan's ball orchestra. Tickets priced 1.00, ladies free.
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Onganized Labor of
Cheyenne
Keote Hall
Muchanan
Fort Russell Hosts Two Football Games This Week
Two football games are scheduled at Fort Russell this week. Today at 2 p.m. Company A Hospital Corps and Eleventh Infantry meet on the parade grounds. Saturday the Eleventh Infantry plays Army Engineers. Both games promise intense interest with strong local talent.
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Fort Russell
Company A
Hospital Corps
Eleventh Infantry
Gridiron Hohors
McNutt Prepares For Featherweight West Title Clash
Clarence McNutt begins training for the November 4 bout with Rene McGovern at Sheridan Wyoming to decide the featherweight championship of the west. He will train daily at Jacobs gymnasium, then head to Sheridan to conclude preparations. The winner earns a top, hard opponent for Attell west of the Missouri River, with a series of bouts in the inter-mountain region planned to settle the title.
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Denver
Clarence MecNutt
Rene McGovern
Sheridan
Wyo
Jacobs’ Gymnastine
McNutt
McGovern
Attell
Missouri River
Innter-Mountain
West
Sinclair Vof
East Lake City
Young Kelenborn
Provo
Utah
Jimmy Reagan
San Francisco
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Sinclair
Ogden
Gene Yern
Frankie Jlardin
McGovern Meets McNutt in Featherweight West Title Bid
Leadville’s McGovern faced Jimmy Reagan in a path to Clarence McNutt the Rocky Mountain featherweight champion. McGovern defeated Reagan in Ogden on October 7 in a rapid bout to set up a title clash with McNutt, who aims to win before the limit.
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Leadville
Jimmy Reagan
Clarence McNutt
Rocky Mountain Region
McGovern
Reagan
Ogden
McNutt
Big Baseball Trade Reported In Cincinnati Dispatch
In Cincinnati Ohio on October 25 one of baseball history’s largest trades was announced Gut Hermann stating that Cincinnati sent pitchers Rowan and Beebe third baseman Lobert and outfielder Paskett to Philadelphia Ten Pitchers Moren and McQuillen third baseman Grant and outfielder Bates Enamering at the Sherman Co fielded trade details remained staking claims and team rosters from the Sherman Company.
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Cincinnati
Gut Hermann
Pichers Rowan
Beebe
Lobert
Paskett
Philadelphia Ten
Moren
McQuillen
Grant
Briand cites confession of anarchy plot in France
Paris reports Premier Briand claiming proof of a socialist led plan to wreck France through violence and civil war. Socialists protested against police chief Lepine, accusing the government of deploying military force to aid capital against the people.
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Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Sticc
France
M. Lepine
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