Three college football showdowns and boxing talks
New York reports Yale versus Notre Dame in New Haven with high interest, Lafayette at Princeton, and Annapolis at Pennsylv ania while Carlisle eyes Philadelphia’s Quakers. The All American tour starts in Milwaukee with a westward swing toward Honolulu. Boxing chatter centers on Willard Ritchie money talks and Toledo boxing disputes amid city bans.
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International League alive and thriving says Darrow
Frank G. Menke reports Ed G. Darrow, president of the International League, rejects talks of its collapse. He cites fan patronage, a tough Federal League rival, and resilience as the League plans another season, aiming to stay strong and uphold baseball's integrity.
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Red Smith Happy Despite Broken Leg Forestalls World Series Cheers
Red Smith broke his right leg on the eve of the world series between Stallings men and the Athletics. He travels to Georgia with a plaster cast but is upbeat about his teammates winning four straight from the Mack men. He sent telegrams of congratulations to Stallings and President Jim Gaffney after the series. President Wilson and former President Taft to attend the American Bar Association meeting in Washington on Tuesday with Wilson delivering the welcome and Taft presiding.
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Wolves Threaten Camp Watch in Romanian Front
A dispatch from Cettinje reports at Rome on October 17 that wolves roam near military camps as snow covers mountain peaks. The wolves pose danger to soldiers, attacking living by scavenging when unable to find dead, prompting strict night watches.
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Wilson appoints Senator Stone to Guatemala peace commission
President Wilson today named Senator Stone to the commission overseeing the Guatemala peace treaty. Stone accepted the post as part of the new formation announced yesterday.
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