Oldsmobile leads 1909 parade with sealed bonnet run
The 1909 Oldsmobile line, including a four cylinder and six cylinder models, showcased at Dallas with a 150 mile rugged test where a sealed bonnet and running engine impressed buyers. Taft parade pledge praised Winton Six Teen Six driven by Arthur Capper amid Topeka visit and parade duties.
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Endurance racing notes and motor club growth in 1908 era
The article details the perfect scores by the Franklin and two others in endurance runs in Chicago and Cleveland, amid race commission debates and sheriff deployment. It covers American cars in India, tiger hunting by a Maharajah, and wide motorparkway plans, with lists of clubs, tests, and upcoming events across the United States and Europe.
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Trip Report From 650 Mile Mitchell Runabout Journey
Mr Robert Kuhn returns from a 650 mile trip to Northern Ohio in a Mitchell runabout reporting very sandy roads. The journey used thirty eight gallons of gasoline at seventeen miles per gallon with three punctures noted as additional expense beyond oil and gasoline.
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Mitchell Cars Win Favor Over Pricey Automobiles in Chicago
The Mitchell firm proves superior to costly vehicles as Chicago uses three touring Mitchell cars for Boiler and Building Inspectors. City Hall urged purchase of high priced cars, but officials backed the $2,000 Mitchell model after tests, inspections, and plant tour. The Comptroller weighed the notes in final comparison.
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Franklin Dominates 1909 Bretton Woods Endurance Run
The 1909 Franklin achieved a perfect score in the Bretton Woods twenty four hour endurance test. Seven cars finished with perfect scores, the event was extended, two cars were priced at 4500 dollars while the Franklin cost 2308 dollars. The run matched the Glidden tour in distance but finished in less than half the time.
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Isotta Wins Long Island Sweepstakes Race on Motor Parkway
A large crowd watched the Long Island Sweepstakes for stock cars on October 10 at the motor parkway. The French car Isotta, driven by Herbert Lytle, won with an average speed of 64.25 mph, covering 234.6 miles in 219 minutes.
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Stumps Tigers Clash With O N G In Bellevue Park Showdown
The Stumps Tigers face First Regiment O N G on the gridiron at Bellevue Park in a challenging test after the soldiers tightened their lineup this week. Notable players include Pfau, H Kuch, Crosley, and weighty lineman Frec, with eight players six feet tall and a team average near 170 pounds. A large crowd is anticipated despite the weather. The York Jr. club defeated Avondale Wilsons 50 to 0 and prepares to meet Ludlow, with Faller at fullback and Wied plus Werman at halfback among others.
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Penn State Pennsylvani a Carlisle Indians Tie 6-6 at Franklin Field
In Philadelphia at Franklin Field et Mr. University of Pennsylvania and Carlisle Indian School football settled for a 6 to 6 draw before a record crowd of about 6000. Pennsylvania scored early but Carlisle answered in the second half as Thorpe failed on placement attempts and Marks missed a potential field goal.
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Hillside Eleven Defeats Courier A C Five to Nil
Hillside beat Courier A C 5 to 0 in a spirited match with strong plays from both sides. Spectators enjoyed the rivalry as Courier A C vows a tougher showing in the return game. Line-up follows.
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Princeton Syracuse Football Game Ends In 0 To 0 Tie
Princeton and Syracuse battled to a scoreless tie in heavy rain at Princeton. Syracuse’s stout line stymied Princeton’s attack as Harr and Stein for Syracuse and Reed and Coxe for Princeton led the ground gains. Early in the game Cunningham failed a long kick attempt from Syracuse’s 20 yard line.
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West Point Cadets blank Colgate 6 0 in home game
West Point Cadets defeated Colgate University 6 to 0 at home. In the first half Underwood fielded a Colgate punt to the 35 yard line, Grundel and Brown drove to the ten, Brown scored from the right end and Philpon kicked the goal. Colgate failed at a goal from placement early in the half.
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Failed three times during the game at drop kicks
A brief sports note records a player missing on three drop kicks during the game. No other details on team, score, or timing are provided in the fragment.
Michigan 10 Ohio State 6 in Columbus clash
Michigan defeated Ohio State 10 to 6 in Columbus after trailing 6 to 4 at halftime. Allerdice executed a key 53 yard fake and pass sequence before scoring the touchdown. Wasmund added the extra point to seal the win for Michigan.
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Kansas Wins Slush Game Over Washington Eleven 10-0
Lawrence Kan Oct 24 After a soggy field the Kansas University team defeated Washington St Louis by a 10 to 0 score as the game was halted due to the slush. The early lead came from Kansas on a strong opening drive and the teams played through the heavy conditions before the stoppage.
Northwestern Dominates Beloit in First Game of Season
Northwestern, using a lineup of untested players, crushed Beloit 44 to 4 in Chicago. The victory signals potential as a strong foe for Purdue and Illinois, with Northwestern clearly outplaying Beloit across all facets and easing off in the second half after a quick early surge.
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St Louis U Edges Wabash 4–0 On Drop Kick
St Louis University defeated Wabash College 4 to 0 in a football game here this afternoon. A drop kick by quarterback Cornet provided the deciding score for the St Louis team.
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Yale Rout Washington and Jefferson 88 to 0 on Yale Field
Yale overwhelmed Washington and Jefferson 88 to 0 at Yale Field. The game featured Yale’s use of the forward pass and Wheaton kicking a field goal from the thirty-yard line.
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Heidelberg Captures State Baseball Championship Banquet
The Heidelberg champions, a 17 year old tri state club from Ohio Kentucky and Indiana, were feted at Heidelberg by William Kettenacker. Captain George Gillespie led players including S Miller M Niemiller J Smith C Gillespie P Eschenback F Rose J Murray E Demnis and R Donovan. Heidelberg Park hosts Covington Anchors this afternoon while Avondale faces Reading at Reading with Diekl Bass and Tarbill in key roles. Fans are expected to crowd the grounds for the first time in nine years as Mullane and Ray Fenton anchor Reading’s rotation. Game starts at 3 pm with Lockland cars advised for visitors.
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Judgment Against Steinfeldt Hits Local Umpire Case
In Birmingham on October 24 Judge Lane granted judgment with leave to prove damages against Harry Steinfeldt third baseman of the Chicago National League team. The case, brought by Charles W. Harris local umpire, stems from a dispute over a decision in an April 2 practice game. Steinfeldt faced no representation in court. Harris alleges Steinfeldt deliberately spiked and kicked him after players returned from the field.
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Auto clubs cap racing motor size for 1909 grand prize
Representatives from various cities praised the Stoddard-Dayton cars and expect to build a large motor business. Sigmund Kranz disposed of sample cars in Havana, Santiago, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. An international congress cut bore to 130 millimeters and minimum weight to 900 kilos, affecting four cylinder motors and signaling next year's race plans. The Automobile Club of America will relay full details to manufacturers.
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Grand Prize race drivers head for Savannah on Thanksgiving
In an age when the driver is a public figure, attention focuses on the lineup for Savannah’s Grand Prize race on Thanksgiving Day. A twelve man Genoa first team sailed Louisé Koeniger last week, with Nazarro Wagner and Bordino among the group, Bordino as spare. Next Saturday French and German crews depart Cherbourg Hemer y Hanriot Erbe from Benz renew ties with Duray and Dietrich ace Szisz. Stalas pilots Hautgast Rigal Fournier Cagno arrive around November 1, while Poogge Salzer plan to ship their Mercedes racers on the same vessel. Uncertainty remains about the drivers.
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