Carlisle Indians Defeat Nebraska in Football Showdown
Carlisle Indians routed Nebraska 87 to 6 in Lincoln. The visitors dominated the line and offense with swift plays while Nebraska struggled to mount a response. Harves, Payne, Thorpe, and Little Old Man starred for Carlisle, as Nebraska’s Hoagland and Hauser led a listless local effort.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Carlisle Indians
Harvey
Birkner
Hatter
Carlisle
Thorpe
Carlsle
Oupka
Kroker
Houser
Payne
Little Old Man
Wauseka Peettedeeweresedsy
Geseesecsesseses Laroque
Cesseereweckt
Gasereess S
Lyon-Bird Taene
Eweseeses
Laittle
Boy Reeky
P. Hauser Neous Sabes
Oes
Belantinesqeeetseses
eaeLe Hiusveses
Phorpe-Winnlea Seeseveeeees
Hendricks-Libby Tempte
Payne On ‘Hoagland
Princeton
Amer Ota Telom
Chicago
Orter
P. Hauser
Autoists Elect Officers at American Automobile Association
New York December 2 Six officers were elected at an adjourned A A A board meeting with William H Hotchkiss as president I R Spears first vice president Ira M Chicago second vice president Frank M Joyce third vice president H A Bonnell treasurer F H Elliott secretary Other officers include Charles Tone good roads C Gordon West contest board F B Buffalo touring information Powell C Evans The racing board was abolished and merged into the contest board The session noted foreign entrants in Savannah Ga Grand Prize races and $8000 in cash prizes to top five finishers The club will meet next week to discuss action on wayward chauffeurs and possible revision of speed limits and traffic rules
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New York
American Automobile Association
William H. Hotchkiss
Buffalo
I. R. Spears
Boston
Ira M.chicago
Frank M. Joyce
Minneapolis
H. A. Bonnell
East Orange
N. J
F. H. Elliott
Bnt Hopes
Automobile Club
Mahe
York City
Automobile Club of Sa
Eea H A
Horses win on Emeryville card as long-shot Rosario takes opener
Oakland summaries report a strong Emeryville showing with Rosario easy winner in first race ahead of The Vicar as Wamboro falters. Hazlet captures the two-year-old race over Argonaut and Meddling Hannah, while Wap wins the fifth with bidding from $500 to $800 by former owner H G Bedwell.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Wamboro
Rosario
Arta
Vicar
Hazlet
Argonaut
Hannah
Chipmunk
Wap
H. G. Bedwell
Lilbs
Miller
the Vicar
Holmes
Wambro
Walsh
Mabel Fountain
Johnny White
Harry Stanhope
Larry Mulligan
Ornate
Lady Rensselaer
Angel Face
el Paso
Roy Shumway
Helling
McCarthy
Butler
Meddling Hannah
Keogh
Night Deck
Miss Highland
Micagla
Fargo Rose
Carrie Thatcher
Kokomo
Hayes
Sid Silver
Rettig
St. Joe
Macbeth
Colbert
Confederate
the Captain
Sophomore
Avona
Yellowstone
Speaker Fontana
Belle Kin- Key
Curriculum
Forerunner
Deneen
Yank
Charles Green
Marion Rose
Elevation
Billy Bowlegs
Lord Rossington
Captain Kennedy
Gilbert
Be Thankful
Kirschbaum
Romanoff
Alcibiades
Sir Wesley
Task Master
Carmelina
Collector Jessup
Creation
Warden
Anna lLley
Dollie Dollars
Schleswig
Convent Bell
Orange Handicap Delivers Easy Victory for Light Wool at Santa Anita
Muddy track conditions at Santa Anita saw Light Wool, the second choice, win the Orange handicap by three lengths as Mark Antony II finished second. Proper was the only favorite to prevail earlier in the card with a win in race two.
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Los Angeles
Cali
Santa Anita Park
Light Wool
Mark Antony Ir
A. Harris
Stanley Fay
Dredkin
Powers
Mattie Russell
Goldstein
Sand “Ee
York
Lie Rothschild
Father Stafford
Rey Elio
Royal Stone
Empire Expedition
Proper
Duke of Bridgewater
Arenibald
Dainty Belle
Kennedy
Desmond
Oreagnn
Ardi
Catherine
Arthur Hyman
Dr Crook
Ezhn K
Alma Boy
Martin
Merlingo
Musgrave
Harris
Mike Jordan
Im Lan
Mark Antony II
M. Burns
Stenley Wey
Senator Beckham
Ural
L. C. Widerly
J. Reid
Henry O
Sachet
King of the Mist
Plevizny
Billy Mayham
Ibe
E. Clark
Tim O'Toole
Dennison
Oakland Entries First Race Purse Six Furlongs
The listing shows weights for horses in six races at Oakland, detailing horses such as Smiling Jack Captain Sansen Joe Rose Osceola BR M Brown Flewsie Faneul Hal Incentive Orlin Ormonde Bishop W and others with assigned weights for each race. The second to sixth races follow with names and weights like Assay Foot Loose Ida Howe Light Knight R H Flaherty Semper Fidelis Oesa Beau Man and more, across seven events.
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Smiling Jack
Captain Sansen
Joe Rose
Osceola
BR. .M. Brown
Flewsie
Faneul Hal
Incentive
Orlin Ormonde
Bishop W
Assay
Foot’ Loose
Ida Howe N
Light Knight
R. H. Flaherty
Semper Fidelis
Oesa
Dorante
Deutschland
Prince of Me
Bermance
Lady Alicia
My Pal
Littié’ Minister
Huapala
King Brush
Aftermath
J. R. ‘Laughrey
Kélowana
Herodotus
Sir Brillar
Twilight
Work Box
Pajeroita
Booger Red
John A. Mallon
F. Neugent
Cloud Light
Two Good Bouts Assured In Monday Night Sparring
The gym sparring contest Monday night features Courtney MacBrair the current amateur champion in the three cities against Joe Anton a strong challenger in the heavy weight division. Ed Raith, building on last week's showing, faces Wilkes the English sailor in the featherweight semi final.
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Courtney MacBrair
Joe Anton
MacBrair
Anton
Ed Raith
Wilkes
From Ocean to Junk Pile The Constitution Sold
New York dispatch reports the cup defender Constitution will end its days sold to a Broadway dealer and currently rests in New London Connecticut after its last race with ReHandce in 1903. Built in 1901 following Lipton challenges the vessel saw the Columbia era and cost approximately 2000.8.
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New York
Des
New London
Malarkey Gets Nothing Dismissed by National Commission
The National Commission dismissed W. J. Malarkey’s appeal for back salary after ruling he signed with New York and was released to Buffalo. Buffalo paid $250 per month until Sept 18, not extending to Oct 15, and the commission found no obligation to cover the period. August Herrmann, Johnson, and Pulliam issued the decision.
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National Commission
Malarkey
W. J. Malarkey
New York
Buffalo
August Herrmann
B.by Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
No Mercy to Chase as Yankees Face Possible Sale
New York December 2 Hal Chase the young first baseman may be dropped by the Yankees after contract violations. National League president Harry C Pulliam says Chase violated the sacredness of his contract and will likely face a strong example by the league. Frank Farrell of the New York Americans is said to have softened but Chase may be sold to another club.
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New York
Hal Chase
Yankees
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Chase
Commission
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Drivers Receive Awards After Savannah Race
The Automobile Club of America hosted an informal lunch for the Savannah race drivers and distributed cash awards in double eagles. Wagner won $4,000, Hemery $2,000, and Nazarro $1,000. Foreign drivers thanked American organizers, and gold medals will be given to all finishers and to the drivers in the three cars on track at race end.
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New York
Automobile Club of America Today
Savannah
Wagner
Hemery
Nazarro
America
Morrell
The
Automobile Club of America
Champion Runner Dr John B Taylor Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report says Dr John B Taylor former Penn quarter mile champion died at his home from typhoid pneumonia. A Penn veterinary graduate he rose to dominance in the 400 meters and relay events, winning many races during his career including summer 1964 visits to England and France.
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John B. Taylor
Philadelphia
John B
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Veterinary Department
Sasa of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
England
France
May meeting set for Frisco bout check on Welch clash
Packey McFarland received a tentative offer for a twenty five round bout with Freddie Welch at Comfroth's club in San Francisco on New Year's afternoon. Manager Gilmore says terms not yet set but no trouble expected. arrangements were being made in Chicago on December 2.
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McFarland
Welch
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Fréddie Welch
Comfroth
San Ite
Ager Gilmore
Nere
Sophie
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Norwood Area
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Norwood and Hyde Park with buyers and sellers including Mary A. Finke to Henry Humbert Lots 17 18 in Harriet N Wests sub Aaron L Kelsey to Joseph Buhr Lot 32 in Hopkins second addition to Norwood and others. Mortgages filed record numerous loans and transfers among individuals like Andreas Rettinger Western? and Catherine Gray, with various sums and property descriptions.
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Mary A. Finke
Henry B. Humbert
Harriet N. West
Aaron L. Kelsey
Joseph Buhr
I. C. Hopkins
Norwood
Popede Tse
Erie Rudolph Stratemyer
Anna M. C. Bradley
Rooga
Anthony Friedrich
Katie ‘Himsmelmann
Sanders Street
Nort
Corry Wupoge
Beadieos
Harry Q. Cleneay
Adda Brown
Elsmere Bubiwibiod
Tighe Cdec Cares Daesdeadie
Catherine Gray
Christian Grupenhoff
Richmond Oe
Queen City Avenue
van Hart Street
Mathias Wagner
Barbara Becker
Ivanhoe
Henry B. Ohene
Bernard
B. Cinvedelle de Codecs
Tab Sucessi Cee
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Ormonde
Josep Buhr
William Friend
Homestead
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Elizabeth McFarland
Cincinnati
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Bradley
Southern Onto
Katie Himmelaian
Hillsdale L. & Bh CO
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Charles G. ‘Thoete
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Samenet Distellees
Sae Gee
James Cornelison
Sameé
Philip P. Glazer
John Glazer
Malissa Green
L. F. Coleman
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Lida E. Behymer
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Ax Spiegel
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Lengthy session for National Trotting board shelves cases
New York December meeting extends beyond three days as extensive testimony delays decisions. Board to hold executive session tomorrow morning to clear hearings, with work expected to take four or five days due to the mass of testimony.
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New York
Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
Gosher
Cuban Racing At Almendares Park Second Day Results
About 300 spectators attended the Cuban Racing Association meet at Almendares Park Havana. Races featured five furlongs with Select first Donah second and Governor Folk third in 1:02. four and one half furlongs with Sister first See per sn Lady Martinez third. one and one eighth with Malediction first Precedence second Oro Gnota third in 1:57. six furlongs with Chief Hagee first Carraugh second Herlida third. five furlongs with Bonita Rirts second Teferme third.
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Havana
Almendares Park
Cuban Racing Association
Select
Donah
Governor
Folk
Sister
Per Sn Lady Martinez
Tim Thirg
Malediction
Oro Gnota
Chief Hagee
Carraugh
Herlida
Turk Ongs
Bonita Rirts Tefeme Ee
Directors to Meet on Club Activities in Inverness
Fragmentary report notes Inverness club directors elected at a cheese event and a golf night. Names and full details are not legible.
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Inverness
Trustees Named In Local Civic Affairs
A list of named trustees includes James Arita, Questa, Charles Hedehino, Joseph Vignate, Zahone, P Sturla, Louis Otti, Joseph Del Favero and others.
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Treasuree
James Arita
Marshalph Questa
Dhe Plass
Charles Hedehino
Joseph Vignate
Joseph: Zahone
P. Sturla
Louisotti
Joseph del Favero
Student seeks citizenship eligibility at Rea Union College
A man described as a graduate and student sought to become an American citizen yesterday. He notes his father was a citizen only after the son passed his twenty first birthday by two days, requiring the son to apply independently under the law.
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Giiirac Yolk
Rea Union ‘College
Banker Jenkins Acquitted in Brooklyn Funds Case
John G. Jen kine Jr., former president of the Jen Trust Company of Brooklyn, was found not guilty by a Brooklyn jury on charges he took fifty thousand dollars from the company funds.
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Trust Company
New York
John G. Jenkine Jr
Jen- Trust Company of
Brooklyn
Delegates Open Federal Council in Philadelphia
The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America opened in Philadelphia with over 400 delegates representing 32 denominations and about 18 million Protestant communicants in attendance.
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Convention of Churches of Christ
Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Local Home Additions and Garages Planned Across City
Builders listed include William Patterson and A McAdams proposing 2½ and 2½ story dwellings on Hillside and South Hudson Avenues with costs around 3000 dollars. M Y Cooper seeks a 2½ story on Zumstein for 3000 dollars. a second Cooper plan calls for a 20 story dwelling on Moorty with 5000 dollars. Kay and Morgan & Co outline a 2 story house on Oakley and a 3 story stable on Fredonia with costs 3000 and 1000 dollars respectively. Dr William Geoghegan plans a 1 story auto garage on Mt Hope Road priced at 800 dollars.
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William Patterson
Hillside Avenue
Liston
Ingalls
A. McAdams
aPs
Cooper
Moorty
Erie
Observatory
Rke Abidays
V. A. Kay
Oakley Avenue
Madison Road
Wasson Road
Wiliam H. Morgan & Co
Fredonia Avenue
Whittier Avenue
Wiliam M. Geoghegan
Mt. Hope Road
Eighth Street
Price Avenue
Caseeeredee Peeeenasegesenees
Cummings Chosen Manager of Cincinnati Varsity Football
The Cincinnati University council elected Charles W. Cummings as manager of the varsity football team for next year. Cummings, Egbert's assistant this past season, earned the post with his efficient work. The council also authorized team members to wear sweaters bearing the initial C. The choice of a coach will be discussed later.
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Cincinnati University
Charles W. Cummings
Cummings
Egbert
Williamsport substitute quarterback named team captain
In Philadelphia on December 2 Albert C. Williamsport was unanimously chosen captain of the football team. The selection honors a substitute who has seen action in games and earned recognition for leadership.
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Philadelphia
Albert C
Marshall Triumphs Over German Chess Master Mieses
In Berlin on December 2 Frank J Marshall the American chess champion defeated Jacques Mieses of Germany in a ten game match. Marshall won four games Mieses won four and one game was drawn.
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Marshall
Berlin
Frank J. Marshall
Jacques Miesesz
Germany
Taft to Address Convention on Mining Industry Role
The text notes Senator Dick of Ohio and Congressman Burke of Pittsburgh predicting a bureau of mines will become a reality. President elect Taft will send a message to the convention to outline his views on government relation to the mining industry.
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United States
Ohio
Burke
Pittsburg
Bureau of Mines
Taft
Ohioan Must Stop Courting Widow
Mrs. Eisie Smith, a Toledo widow, obtained a temporary injunction against William C. Ragan to stop his persistent courtship. The petition notes two years of unwanted attention and coercion, including an incident at the theater and a threat to kill himself after a recent visit. Smith paid $100 to avert self harm, then stopped payment on the check.
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Toledo
Wiliam’ C. Ragan
Eisie Smith
Brough
Ragan
Balloons May Force War Curb, Says Army Major
New York December 2 Major G Q Be of the signal corps argues that air navigation could make war less likely. He notes a dirigible in 1898 could have revealed Cervera’s fleet at Santiago harbor. Major Squier outlines two balloon types for scouting and demolition and envisions airships carrying 500000 to 1000000 cubic feet at 50 to 75 mph.
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New York
G. Q. Be
Signal Corps
United States Army
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
United States
Army
Navy
Cervera
Santiage
Hdarbor
Squier
Mail Clerk Fred Stahl Killed Crossing Tracks
Fred Stahl a 42 year old railway mail transfer clerk of the C H D depot was struck by a train at Sixth and Baymiller streets and died in City hospital at 1 this morning His injuries included the loss of his right arm earlier in a railroad accident He fell on frozen track water while crossing ahead of the 1130 p m train to Chicago and his left arm legs were severed His wife was present at the death scene.
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Fred Stahl
Richmond Street
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
Stahl
Chicago
Are
Chauffeur Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Hartford judge accepts pleas from F Kibbe and H Phair for reckless driving causing two deaths. Phair received a sentence of one to three years in state prison. Kibbe to be sentenced tomorrow.
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Hartford
Conn
F. Kibbe
H. Phair
Phair
State
Nibbe
Chesapeake and Ohio fined for law violation in Charleston
A Chesapeake and Ohio railroad company was fined as part of a United States case in Charleston West Virginia. The incident involves regulatory penalties for violations of law.
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Tite
R.grhe
Chesapeake
Ohio
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