Conley Ruins Career by Making Low Weight For Mill With Coulon
Boxer Conley, known as a top contender, struggled to reach a light weight causing a career setback. The December match against Mage in New Orleans drew attention as a weight-cutting tactic defined his decline.
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Yale Holds Tigers to a 3 to 3 Tie in Narrow Slimmer Display
Yale and Princeton battled to a 3 to 3 draw as Yale shut down Princeton’s offense in a tense game. Yale outrushed Princeton 139 yards to 22 and totaled 189 yards on the ground while Princeton managed only 13 parade yards in a hard fought Elder Field clash.
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Kenyon Falls to Varsity 14 to 2 in Sloppy Game
Kenyon struggled as Cincinnati’s Kenyon varsity built early leads and added a lone safety. Feenker and Bryant scored for the visitors while Kenyon’s defense held after the third quarter, with turnovers and slips shaping the rough contest.
Bout between Packey and Griffith ends in stalemate
Report notes a planned bout between Packey McFarland and Griffith fell through as Griffith refused to fight at the authorized weight limits. Griffith claims McFarland fears competing at the legitimate weights and insists Parker must accept terms before any match proceeds.
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Doctor offers free consultation at 3911 Vine street
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Ohio Finance Co Promises Honest Work and Easy Loans
Advertising copy urges workers to prepare for winter hardships and secure money for home needs. Claims ten years of service and no red tape, offering loans to “everybody” with emphasis on honesty and broad access.
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Church Basketball League Scores Drive Lutheran Wins
In Saturday games First English Lutheran beat Central Christian 18 to 6 while Trinity won easily over Bradford. Norwood topped Mt Auburn 26 to 8 led by Roudebush and Dodds with 13 field goals. a YMCA meeting is set for November 18 with team managers and captains urged to attend.
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Everything Ready For World Tour
San Francisco November 16 The trip around the world by the White Sox and Giants is set aside for a few stragglers to join at Seattle. President Comiskey arrived late with a party of 14, about 1% may make the journey. McGraw clashed with Umpire Kiem, Kiem threatened to proceed despite managers. Harry Grabiner and his wife arrived to arrange spring training quarters.
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The Human Handicap Race for All Ages
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A Moral Race Ends in Death Run to Death Wins
The prose tracks a fatal race where Youth, Ambition, Dissipation, and Health collide. Father and Mother urge restraint as Youth races ahead then stumbles. In the end Death, as the final winner, crosses the line with a ghostly burst of speed.
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Lewis Flops One Then Asks For Another
Special to The American Chicago November 16 4 Strangier Lewis the rising mat star from Kentucky defeated Carl Schultz at the Globe Theater and offered to meet any other wrestler in a finish match Charley Cutler preferred but his manager refused to risk him Fred Anson of Boston volunteered but declined after Lewis pinned him in 10 10 with a chancery and bar arm hold Schultz fell in 4 10 to a vicious tee lock his manager complained of Greco Roman style and Lewis agreed to bar holds below the waist for the second fall
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U S Bowlers to Seek German Title in Berlin
The American Bowling Clubs of New York will send fifty men to Berlin next summer to compete for the German championship. Joseph Thum, long-time president, will lead the party. This marks the fourth voyage by American bowlers across the Atlantic for foreign honors, following the successful 1904 trip.
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North Side Juniors Triumph Over Dast Night High
Northside Juniors defeated Dast Night High 6 to 0 on a muddy field. Vetter Mullalley and Pharms starred for Northside as they prepare for practice at Rober's Gym on Tuesday and Friday nights.
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Griffith to be tamed as New York critics expect changes
Rumors from New York contend Clark Griffith may be forced to curb his intense style to lift American League standards. Reporters note Griffith’s zeal fueled Washington Nationals’ recent form, but fear his on field theatrics could bring a crackdown by league officials and owners.
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Federal League Officers Elected at LaSalle Hotel Meeting
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Ohio State Football Tops Keer Ohio In Clash
Ohio State defeats Keer Ohio 14 to 0 in a defensive matchup led by Case and the Buckeyes. Ohio shows steady ground game and solid tackled defense to secure the win.
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Medical notice about men’s health and out-of-town patients.
Public notice from Dr W M Me located at 13 Weet Pitth Street Gret op Stairway announcing treatment options for men’s diseases and inviting letters if calls cannot be made, noting time 6:00 b. w.j Oe Setinay srilaen ob o' clock.
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