Yale Beats West Point In Narrow Gridiron Battle
Yale wins 6 to 0 at West Point as Coy scores the decisive touchdown after a costly Cadet penalty. Yale relies on traditional ground play while West Point’s only notable advance comes with a disputed onside kick and a blocked pass. Ten thousand spectators witness Yale’s victory and injuries limit substitutions.
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Yale
West Point
Coy
Dean
Goebel
Nadle
Burch
Cooney
Hobbs
Logan
New Haven
Chamberlain
Kilpatrick
Lilley
Andrus Biddle
Brown
Pan Aehés
Eesesseresnnes
Greble
Edeweves
Okeson
W. Sanford
Godcharles
Williams
Harvard Defeats Springfield Training School 44 to 0
Harvard dominates Springfield Training School scoring 44 points to nil. White scores four touchdowns while Corbett Kennard and Kennard add others and field goals, with referees and umpires listed.
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Harvard
Springfield
Crowley-Citting
C.eeesesees
Howard “Withington
L.T
Ccesseeees
Martin Burr
Eer
Wave Eboskdisee
Delehanty Nourse-Hadden
Seve
Leslie Smith
Kennard
White
Corbett
Surr
Thompson
Georgetown
Vail
Pennsylvania
Whiting
Cornell
Brown
Penn Dominates Brown 72 0 in Season Opener
In Philadelphia on Franklin Field the University of Pennsylvania defeated Brown 72 to 0 in the opener. Penn scored twice in the first ten minutes and added points as substitutes played in the second half. Key names include Manler Sommers Meyre Hollenback Favorite Beytee and Scarlett with referees from Yale Princeton and Lafayette noted.
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Philadelphia
Franklin Eld
University of Pennsylvania
Blue
Red
Manler-Sommers-Meyre
Vanderbilt Beats Clemson 41 to ? in Nashville tilt
In thirty five minutes of play Vanderbilt piled up a 41 to score over Clemson College at home. Vanderbilt proved heavy and fast, gaining around the ends and through the line. Captain Blake starred with standout work, the feature of the game.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Clemson College
Blake
Michigan Beats Notre Dame 12 to 6 in Ann Arbor
Michigan defeats Notre Dame 12 to 6 with two first half field goals and one late score. Notre Dame unable to cross for a TD.
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Mich
Notre Dame and Michigan clash with tough defense
The Michigan squad showed erratic play while Notre Dame backs pierced the line and ends with ease at times. Indiana players fought hard, Schultz missed a crucial exam keeping him out, and Edwards sustained a serious injury in the second half. Minnesota and Nebraska battled to a 0 0 tie on Northrop field, with Nebraska stout on goal line stands and Minnesota failing to convert from inside the five.
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Notre Dame
Yost
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Minnesota
Northrop Field
Chicago Defeats Illinois 11 to 6 in Tough Heat
In Marshall Field Chicago beats Illinois 11 6 as heat hinders both teams. Pettigrew Sinnock and Railsback shine with Railsback punt as key to Chicago victory. Steffen struggles while Illinois line holds, Shammer and Pettigrew score touchdowns and Shammer adds a field goal.
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Marshall FL
Chicago
Illinois
Stagg
Pettigrew
Sinnock
Railsback
Steffen
Purdue
Indiana
Ilinois
Shommer l
Hoffman l
Elliott Lg
Badenoch c
Ehrhorn R.g
Kelley R.t
Page Re
Steffen G.b
Iddings
Varsity Coops Top St Xavier 6 to 0 in Tough Call
The Varsity Coops defeated St Xavier 6 to 0 on the Varsity field after a hard fought afternoon clash. Connor scored the lone touchdown and S Plueddeman acted as captain as green backs filled the line. Referee Welch and Umpire Clancy earned praise for control and fair play.
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Varsity Coops
St. Xavier
Coons
S Plueddeman
Coops
Connor
Welch
Clancy
Bartlett Defeats Erlanger 15 to 0 in Fast Football Showdown
Bartlett outplayed Erlanger with a 15 to 0 victory. Bartlett scored early and added two first half touchdowns and one in the second half. Strong line play and skilled running dominated the game as Erlanger struggled to breach Bartlett's line.
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Bartlett
Erlanger
Rye Whamen
Scallon
Striker
F. B
Woellner
R. H
Baurittell
R. E
Fiinkoess
Schofield
1. E
Connor
R. T
Weimer
Draper
R. G
Carter
1. H
Kramer
Full
Slater
R. H. Beutler
Shearer
E. Taylor
1. T
Moxie
Buckner
R. Victor
EB. Victor
City clubs clash as Cincinnati meets Walnut Hills A C at League Park
A big football game set for League Park tomorrow pits Cincinnati against Walnut Hills A C with both teams boasting strong lineups. The Gyms, aiming to redeem last week’s five point setback to Stumps Tigers, prepare for a tough test against Indiana champions Abash A A who beat Rose Polytechnic and Depauw. The kickoff is at 3 30 p m and officials include Referee Sebastiant Anspaugh Field judge Lavery and head linesman Freddy Flach.
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League Park
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Sharp Na Bos
Lee Hills Wal Schaat
Cheerington Ree
Aeo
eellyOidiges
Marty Nb
secoGh
Cacevarehtaeanys
Miller
van-Brokes
Esseee
Barry Hetlich
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Alten
Boehm-Barton Burman-Barnes
EL Bisctscossssads
Jogadh
Sebastiant
Eaaie
Anspaugh
Lavery
Freddy Flach
Abash A. A
Indiana
Rose Polytechnic
Depauw
Gym and Thistles Open Season Clash at East End Gym
Tomorrow afternoon the Gym and Thistles meet at East End Gym grounds at 2 45 in a eagerly awaited season opener. Both sides boast strong lineups with key players including captain Jackson and captain Wood leading the forwards and backs. The anticipated contest promises fast play and competitive spirit.
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East End
Gym
Thistles
Aden
Graydon
Sachs
Balecom
Badinger
Ruff
Atwater
Judkins
Smyth
van Vossen
Jackson
McIntyre
Beveridge
Kane
Hoskins
Brown
Nettleton
Lander
Grieve
Campbell
Wood
Morrison
Ohio Wesleyan Upsets Wooster 22 to 6 in Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan shocked Wooster with a 22 to 6 victory in Delaware. The battlers opened the Midwest grid season with a decisive win as Ohio Wesleyan dominated both lines and stopped Wooster’s offense.
Vernondales vs Dayton Tigers gridiron clash on Hewitt avenue
Undefeated Vernondales brings a 25th four season game record with 309 points and 0 against, facing Dayton Kentucky Tigers on Hewitt avenue grounds at 8 p.m. The Vernondales lineup mirrors its four year start with players Blockson Thompson Le Waiton St Clauss l.g. Wramplemeir e.g. Levy rg Strauss r.t Myers and W. Strauss r.e Wise q.b Singer Lh.b Buchanan Kr fbrink f.b McLaughlin r.h.b and Captain. Also today at Covington Ball Park Admiral A C meets All-Collegians in a marquee morning game with Admiral players listed for 8:30 a.m. kickoff and open dates for 115-120 pound teams.
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Hewitt Avenue
Vernondales
Dayton
Clauss L.g
Wramplemeir E.g
Levy Rg
Strauss R.t
Myers and
W. Strauss
Wise Q.b
Singer Lh.b
Buchanan
Fbrink F.b
McLaughlin R.h.b
Covington
E. Brady
Tombragel
Kelly
Stellenkamp
Was
Admirals
Latonia Opens 175 Gates Tomorrow at Track
Latonia readies for opening day as 175 stables, including Mose Goldblatt and Neff, bring horses from Louisville and Hamilton Ont. Jockey Powers may miss the meeting amid a brewing clash with the Racing Commission over mutuels and betting rules.
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Latonia
Racing Commission
Mutuels
Louisville
Hamilton
Mose Goldblatt
John Hall
Andy Gorey
Charlie Patterson
Pat Kernell
Neff
Redmoon
Ont
Fizer
Ben Vincent
Jim Arthur
Jim Berger
J. C. Cahm
Belmont Victories Crown Agent in Steeplechase Finish
Belmont Park witnessed a dramatic finish as Agent edged Matt Gumberts by a length in the Tenth Championship Steeplechase. Master Robert easily defeated Fair Play in the Wh?ite Plains Handicap, with 6,000 to 8,000 spectators watching a fast day of racing.
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Belmont
N. Y
Matt Gumberts
Belmont Park
Robert
Fair Play
Animus
Ibs
Sumter
Juggler
Cullen
Milford
McCarthy
Cary
Miss Crawford
S. H. Harris
Killiecrankie
Beauclee
Agent
Kelleher
Mark Gumberts
Henderson
Malacca
McKinney
Denier
Coligny
Ironsides
Bats
Sanctus
Statesman
Gilbert
Arondack
Yorke
Trance
Wise Maron
Footpad
Connaught
Ranger
Killreen
Waponaca
Golden Legend
Sententious
Mister Robert
J. Lee
Brother Jonathan
Sweet
Frank Gillalgo
East River
Racqfet
Putgada
Shreve
Green Hill
Norbit
Fielder
Chaplet
Enticing
Inheritance
Minal
Frances Ray
Bonnie Kelso
Draft assignments announced by Secretary Farrelly
The American Association draft selections were announced from Auburn New York with teams listed. Kansas City picks include Brennan from Springfield Missouri Bowles and Wooley from Oklahoma Love. Louisville receives Wichita Packard and Springfield Kunkle from Independence Deconia. Toledo lists Umseh Holmquist from Ww 4 Cheek. Columbus drafts McKeesport willer from Lai Ohio Nock and Carter. Indianapolis includes Waterbury O Rourke.
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Auburn
N. Y
American Association
John Farrell
Kansas City
Springfield
Brennan
Topeka
Bowles
Wooley
Oklahoma
Love
Louisville
Wichita
Packard
Kunkle
Independence
Deconia
Toledo
Umseh
Holmquist
Cheek
Columbus
McKeesport
Willer
Lai
Nock and Carter
Famous horses chipped aboard for England and France voyage
Eighty thoroughbreds from the Keene Whitney Belmont stables sail on the Minnehaha to England and France for next season. Notable consignments include Colin Ballot Suffragette Delirium and Diana Ken, with Priscilla and Antaeus from Belmont. Duryea and Hitchcock send additional horses for French racing and breeding.
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New York
James R. Keene
Harry Payne Whitney
Augustus Belmont
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnehaha
England
France
Colin
Ballot
Suffragette
Selectman
Amba
Melisande
Wedding Bells
Hsperanto
Whitney
U Ip
Stamina
Delirium
Diana Ken
Perseus
Bobbin
Hillside
Field Daisy
Priscillan
Antaeus
August Belmont
Mr. Belmont
Fair Play
H. B. Duryea
Ben Ban
Mr. Duryea
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Reelfoot Dominates Unfinished 2:19 Race at Lexington
In Lexington on October 17 Reelfoot won the unfinished 2:19 pacing heat, taking both heats after William G. led the first but yielded early. Spanish Queen prevailed in the 2:19 trotting, with Loyal and others finishing as the field. The program also included 2:14 pacing won by Miss Adbell and 2:25 trot where Royal Penn led before breaking.
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Lexington
Reelfoot
Wiliam G
Sil Dround
Miss Adbell
Mary Laidley
Royal Penn
Winnin
Bonnie
Veto, Jr
Levy
Sikes
Decorator, Jr
Flora Bell
Keating
Tee Elesis
Alatus
Gmimramey
Dewren
Milton S., Jr
C. G
Milton
Cox
Cc.s.se
William C
Br. G
Murphy
the Dude
Newtown
Greville
Marvin
William M.b. G
Norval
Haywood
Caperid Sens
Elmwood
Strongwood
Pilot Medium
Snyder
Shamrock
B. H
Chamois
William Wallace
Loomis
William
McDowell
Minnie Bennett
Ashland _ Wilkes
Mona W
Owngs
St. Peter, Br
Courier
Hattie Howe
C. Davis
Ae Bos
Baneos
B. m
Macey
Kate Ham
Comitsr Ockndene Cisactns Dettbincines
Loyal
Bor
al—Traitress
Geers
Nancy Boyce
Blk. m
Allerton
Miramosa
Margrave
Annie Nutwood
Venyon
Creereeee
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Happy F
Gr. m
Happy J
Maud Merrick
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Adbell
Luzelle
Pegasus
Bertram (Hedrick
Eucuks
Nettie Marie
Flying Cloud
Pender
Trap Shooters League Sees Growth and Busy Schedule Ahead
The Trap Shooters League reports strong growth with new clubs joining. Next schedule may include eight to twelve clubs, up from six, with Cincinnati Gun Club leading in two races. Upcoming matches list Lebanon at Cincinnati Gun Club, Northern Kentucky at Hyde Park, Here He Goes at Highland, plus five man and two man events and records shows Cincinnati's teams dominating.
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Beyood
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Kentucky
Hyde Park
Highland
Ladohor
Seetediasdecess
Seapodsheet Ae
Sieky Ch
Hasaedee Sore
Northern Kentucky
Hee Bs
Hiomnregitamantas
Griffith Rumor to Manage Reds Persists Amid Denials
Rumor that Clark Griffith will manage the Cincinnati Reds next season continues despite repeated denials from President Herrmann and Griffith. Griffith’s recent inquiries about Cincinnati and comments during the World Series fuel speculation, though officials say no deal has been struck. The piece also notes Detroit’s attendance struggles and compares the leagues’ drawing power.
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Clark Griffith
Cincinnati Reds
Herrmann
Griffith
Theworld
Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mr. Herrmann
Lebanon and Cincinnati Tie, Lebanon Wins One Event
Good crowds backed a team match in the league series as Lebanon defeats Cincinnati in one event and ties two others out of five. Final scores not listed.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
English player wins Hamilton Grange lawn tennis final
Miss Clare Cassell, an English expert, won the Hamilton Grange tournament final yesterday over Miss Marie Wagner in two straight sets 6-4 10-8. The victory ties a record for consecutive wins previously matched by Miss May.
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New York
Clare Cassell
Hamilton Grange
Yestern
Marie Wagner
Eekational Medi R Shasspion
Alabama Downs Cincinnati 16 to 0 in Football Test
At Birmingham fairgrounds on Oct 17 the University of Alabama defeated Cincinnati 16–0 in front of about 6000. Burks scored two touchdowns despite a sprained wrist and the late game features a field goal and a strong running finish. Hood suffered a broken collar bone and Schafer was injured near the end as Alabama used straight football and trick formations to beat Cincinnati.
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West Point
N. Y
Yale
Coy
Dean
Johnston
Carberry
Commercial Tribune
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
University of Cincinnati
Burks
Alabama
Cincinnati
Dixie
Pollard
Pratt
Beall
Ohio
Hood
Hyndman
Schafer
Dubray
Abrahams
Fineman
Clinton Edbert
Ralph Snott
Cincinhatl
oWatson
Queen City meet at Carthage track yields mixed results
Yesterday afternoon the Queen City meet at Carthage saw many spectators and ladies in attendance. Norine owned by Samuel Woodine won the 2:30 trot, Bertha B. owned by Cap Bell won the 2:25 pace, with Jimmie R. second and Lucy third. Lulu won the special matched race in easy fashion, and Mrs H B Bell won the ladies race with Miss Louisa Funk second. The 2:20 trot was canceled for insufficient entries.
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Queen City
Carthage
Norine
Samuel Woodine
Bertha B
Cap Bell
Jimmie R
Lucy
Lulu
H. B. Bell
Louisa Funk
J. Koenig
B. m
Aareen G
Samuel Wooding
George Mur
Brook
Bertha
Typon
Riedy
Bik
Prank le Sourd
Dale B. m. CW. Andrews
Baron Wood
B. G
A. Faust
President Aims to Appoint Melvin Shephard Customs Inspector
New York Oct 17 President Roosevelt may appoint Melvin W Shephard to a night inspector post in the U S Customs Service at Philadelphia avoiding Civil Service exams. The Irish American Athletic Club star, Olympic hero, holds Olympic 800 and 1500 records and has led American middle distance performances for years.
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Melvin Shephard
New York
Mealvin W Shephard
Shephard
Quaker City
London
America
Kilpatrick
Travers Island
Yorks Juniors to Clash With Welson A Club This Afternoon
Local sports slate lists a 2 o'clock junior clash between the Yorks Juniors and Welson A Club. A main event pitting Avondales against Wiedemanns follows at 2 45 p.m. with entrance at regular price as Wiedemann Park hosts three attractions.
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Yorks
East End
Welson A
Queen City Automobile Company
Emma Hohnstedt
Col Hill
Wiedemann Park
Avondales
Wiedemanns
Cincinnati Admirals
Whittakers
Golan
Ghee
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