Soldiers to Meet Local Eleven in Afternoon Clash
The Sporting World reports a decisive afternoon game as the Soldiers bring a squad of twenty, determined to beat the local eleven amid fierce rivalry. Captain Schmaltz leads a ready team with substitutes, aiming to overpower injuries and field a full, capable lineup for the match.
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Agaiels
Tala
Yiaw
Rupple
Case School
Ariled Leiener
Br. Schis
Germany" Schuls
Gisut Michigan
Stop to drawing salary in advance in sports circles
A national article reports that baseball magnates ban salary advances to players through March 1, setting a 100 dollar limit. For years players drew portions of next year’s pay in winter, leading to extravagance. Clubs argue advancing salaries harms finances. some owners say ending advances will benefit both players and teams.
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Iap Theta
Sivtioe
Gettlhe
Mora Tran
Abndonm
Campesa
Engther
Rey
S Rlig
Bath
Dorando Denied Access to Columbia University Gym
Dorando the Italian runner faced a tense scene at Columbia University after a misunderstanding about gym access. Officials told him to leave the gym, with officials stating he had no permit to train there. Dorando was briefly allowed back but told to seek another training location for the day.
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New York
Dorando
John J. Hares
Columbia University
Hayeson
Saunders
Colusa
Dorandy
Ife Stellen
Domangio
Dover
Dorndy
Wager Placed on Death in Savannah Auto Race
A New York sportsman in Savannah during Thanksgiving week allegedly offered odds on fatalities at an auto race. Police increased patrols to curb betting at the track while promoters warned of high stakes and risky driving amid heavy betting activity.
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Bavannah
New York
Ori
Champs Well Supplied With Pitchers For Champe Ovens
The Champe Ovens head into the season with a deep pitching pool led by Diaz and a host of named players from Hammond and surrounding teams. Maynen Varnelt and Claude Varnell appear as key figures as early preparations begin and scouts evaluate talent for the new league.
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Champe Ovens
Claude Varnell
Diaz
Tien Ho
Lund
Bammond
van Andi
Charley
Walter Miller
Mike Brosius
Robertsam J
Miller
Wheeling
Sostannney
Pfeiffer
Brarhon
Clare
Kempt
Sittle Weihr
Suell | Syst Company Adoriy Ragnalds
Dawning
Yarnell
Gianeason
Maynen
Ehita
Indiana Triumphs Over Purdue In Campus Rivalry
Indiana tenaciously defeated Purdue 10 to 4 at Lafayette as Captain Stort Padeork and Hollawes scored for the Hoosiers. Purdue struggled with penalties and disjointed plays, while Sheldon of Indiana announced his resignation after three years as coach, and will retire to Chicago.
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Braiuns
Purdue
Leen Sever
Mensa
Erain Tropt Dlooralagton Nejos
Indisna
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Stort Padeork
Ster
Vari Guldi
Indiana
Cuneingahaw
Hollawes
Corehelden
Fadiacu Isso
Monunatarion
Chicago
Finas
Purdee
Itt
Sumi
Sheldon
Indaina
M@iana
Ciicage
Une-op
Netherton Dutter - Roberts
Harvard Beats Yale In Classic Rivalry Fight At Yale Field
Harvard edge Yale 2 0 in a hard fought gridiron classic at Yale Field. Victor Sansard of Brookline scored the decisive goal from the field as Harvard recovered a late Yale threat. Both teams displayed strong defense, with Yale's offense stifled by Harvard’s line and careful play calling.
Boxing gossip hints European fans crave more Burns clash
The column recalls Tommy Burns, Packsy McFarlane and Irish interest as fans demand another match. It notes Burns abroad, beliefs about European appeal, and a potential rematch at Philadelphia with packs of fans disappointed by a prior decision. It mentions Gans and Beaster historical notes and a long knuckle bout in Methourne.
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Rob Mirzinmans
Tang
Tia Counthy
Theo
Sun
Cigle
Amy
Speesla Ashter
Tate
Evsland
Surone
Tommy
Pitz
Lewerar
Packsy McFarlane
Tommy Murphy
Philadelphia
Stock Yards
Nelsas
Daniels
Packer
Timmy
Stanmutrs
Ive Gans
Alngy
America
Jacob Hyer
Thomas Beaster
Jim Kelly
Sonathan ~Smith
Methourne
Chicago Wins Western Championship in 109 Yard Run
Madison, Nov. 1. A remarkable 109 yard run by Stein gave Chicago the Western football championship. The rally broke a tight game with Wisconsin as Chicago surged ahead scoring twice more in the half. Wisconsin used passes, but Chicago's drive and kicking sealed the win before about 10,000 spectators.
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Stein
Chicago
Afiscenem
Chicazo
Chiaige
Wicconsin
Steikem
Wisconsin
Steffi
Ster- Zen Ranke
Chicarg
Toldinzs Aiehkiouw
Schammer
Chicago Hine
Plechel
Paulk
Chickyo
Crosa
Twisconsin
Gram Chivaca
Difference in Offensive Strength Between Teams
A fragment notes a comparison of offensive strength between two teams, highlighting a notable gap in scoring power. The readable text points to a game context with emphasis on who led the attack and how the defenses fared. Names, dates, or precise figures are not present in the fragment.
Minnesota Bears Carlisle in Wide Open Football Show
Minnesota completely outplayed the Carlisle Indians at Northrop Field winning 11 to 0. Minnesota used the forward pass for several 40 yard gains and two touchdowns were set up by passing. Carlisle struggled with the Minnesota defense and forward passes as both teams started with a touchdown in the first half but Minnesota pulled ahead and held the lead.
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Northwestern
Ff Northwestern
Ilinois
Tasm
Birtleman
Sinnock
Illnois
Big
Railsback
Hield
North
Hut
Norterope
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Minn
Northrope Field
Minnesota
Carliste Indians
Indians
Minnesota Aley
Carlisle
Wes
Pase
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Carlister
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Phorpe
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Tadians
Michigan suffers another defeat to Syracuse in front of 15000
Syracuse overwhelmed Michigan at Syracuse Stadium as Giante and Syracuse Universitys eleven dominated the game with a 28 to 4 final score before a crowd of about 15 000. The Spartans showed little resistance as Syracuse pressed an early lead and never relinquished it.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Synidise University
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