Mass meeting to spark Indiana Illinois football trip
A large Indianapolis traffic association plans a mass meeting at the Denison hotel to drum up support for a crowd to travel to Bloomington for the Illinois Indiana game on Jordan field. Special trains will carry fans with 150 association members accompanying the journey. seats are on sale in Indianapolis and must be bought before Thursday night.
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Bloomington
Jordan Field
Illinois
Indiana University
Denison Hotel
Bryan
John Cravens
A. G. Weatherly
Vinson Carter
Indianapolis Trade Association
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Cutter
Indiana
Capt
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Hinois
West
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Hoover
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Berndt
Roberts
Lyons
Oliver
Gill
Davis
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Sheldon
Bernstein
Dillon
Cunningham
Seiler
Chicago
Tinker Stars In Moving Picture Monologue Debut
Chicago Nov 1 Joe Tinker star shortstop and Cubs actor makes his 1910 debut behindfootlights in Danville Illinois with a moving picture monologue act. Reports from Janville indicate residents may see another baseball season as Tinker abandons straight drills for stage scenes of Cuba action during practice before the world series.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Janville
Ill
Speaker Cannon
Tinker
Danville
Cuba
Fletcher Checks Turned Over By Detroit Players
Four members of the Detroit American baseball club who had received checks from Promoter Fletcher turned over their checks to Detroit club president Navin. He is understood to forward them to Garry Herrmann, president of the national commission.
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Fletcher
Detroit
Mich
Detroit American Baseball Club
All-Star Organization
Navin
Detroit Club
Garry Herrmann
The
National Commission
Hamilton Country Golf Club Formation in Cincinnati
Cincinnati plans a premier golf course and a new club named Hamilton Country Golf Club. The project aims for completion soon at an estimated cost of $100,000, signaling a major addition to the city’s recreation scene.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton Country Golf Club
Rough Bout Ends In Tight West End Club Fight
Philadelphia report details a windy Monday night boxing bout at the West End club between Terry Pitsgerald and Frank Loughery. The contest was hard fought and the outcome remained undecided after the final bell.
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Philadelphia
Terry Pitsgerald
Frank Loughery
Thermit
Lagrave Earns Fame by Draw With Nelson in Dreamland
Antone Lagrave draws world famous Battling Nelson after fifteen rounds in San Francisco at Dreamland. Referee Ed Smith’s decision remains debated but deemed fair. Nelson fights aggressively yet tires, while Lagrave uses clever countering and superior weight to keep the pace even through most rounds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Antone Lagrave
North Beach
Ruthiertown
New York
Broadway
London
Australia
Dreamland
Battling Nelson
Ed Smith
Nelson
Buthlertown
Lagrave
Nelson Moran Bout Set For Thanksgiving Night Card
Jim Coffroth announced a fifteen round bout between Battling Nelson and Owen Moran for Thanksgiving day at his club in San Francisco. Nelson leaves for Kamu sig City to fight before Welch's club and returns to train here after.
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San Francisco
Jim Coffroth
Battling Nelson
Owen Moran
Nelson
Kamusig City
Welch
Nationals Take Three From American Cans In Bowling Night
In the Manufacturers league the Nationals swept three from American Cans while Overlands took three from Premiers and Parrys defeated Kahns. Atkins collected two wins over Spruckes and Livingston of National Autos led the individual standings with 225. In Pere Marquette and Bible class leagues, Pawnees Mohawks and Tish I Mingoes all claimed two wins, with Broadways memo rials and Christians delivering victories.
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Overlands
Parrys
Kahns
Atkins
Spruckes
Livingston
National Autos
Broadways
Mémorials
Christians
Evangelicals
Spackes
Kahns. Keiter
L. Byers
Coverhill
Kitzmiller
Ashley
Applegate
Vi Barrett
Kasper
Wit Nieber
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Lapheimr
Woerner
Manchstr
Burns
Jones
Purdue
Hacker
Trieb
Stahlhuth
Churchill
Zener
Wilmogto
Little
Bushong
Ho Miller
Starr
Aus
Amateur League Opening Brings New York Victory in Boston
The opening game of the National amateur billiard league in Boston saw New York defeat Boston 50 to 41. William Blumenthal beat Allen Mason, each scoring high runs of five and averages near 0.47 and 0.39 respectively, as the rivals set the stage for a three-game series.
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Mass
New York
William Blumenthal
Allen Mason
Blumenthal
Allen
Morgan Faces Brown Before Muncie Club
In Muncie Indiana Navy the Magic City A A club hosts a ten round welterweight exhibition with Knockout Brown of Chicago and Jack Morgan of Indianapolis, each weighing 148 pounds, expected to draw hundreds. A separate eight round bout pairs Rube Wenners of Muncie with Bob Donegan of California at 150 pounds, and a six round curtain raiser features Kid Carpenter of Muncie against Jimmy Masters of Dunkirk.
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Ind
Navy
Brown
Chicago
Jack Morgan
Indianapolis
Magic City A. A
Rube Wenners
Bob Donegan
California
Kid Carpenter
Jimmy Masters
Dunkirk
Bush Does Not Go With Tigers To Cuba
Detroit November 1 Ten members of the Detroit baseball club started Monday night for a barnstorming tour of Cuba. Shortstop Bush cannot go due to a broken ankle found by X ray examination. The party includes Mullin, manager, O Leary, Willet, Summers, Moriarity, YT, Jones, Casey, Strange, Cruford, Cobb and McIntyre. Herman Schaefer of Chicago was invited to join in Bushs place. O Leary signed with Detroit for 1912.
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Mich
Detroit Baseball Club
Cuba
Bush
Mullin
O'Leary
Willet
Summers
Moriarity
Jones
Casey
Strnage
Cruford
Cobb
McIntyre
Herman Schaefer
Chicago
Ace
Longman Promises Football Surprise At Notre Dame
Notre Dame Indiana reports a tense week at the football field as Coach Longman tightens gates and bars reporters while hinting at a big, undisclosed surprise ahead of Michigan. The newly organized battalion may be posted at the gates to deter visitors.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Longman
Michigan
Detd
Yost
Carlisle Indian School Holds Fall Cross Country Run
Carlisle Pa Nov 1 The Carlisle Indian School held its second annual fall cross country run with over forty entries including fifteen novices. The five mile course yielded leaders Washington Talayamptowa Mitchell Arquette Lewis Tewanima P Shelly and Black Bear with four Hopi runners among the top ten. Talayamotown, a Hopi, led the field.
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Carlisle Indian School
Washington Talayamptowa
Mitchell Arquette
Lewis Tewanima
P. Shelly
Black Bear
Talayamotown
Oakland club assigns in bankruptcy petition filed
The Reliance athletic club of Oakland with liabilities of 13000 and assets of 2600 filed a bankruptcy petition on Monday. The organization long ranked among leading Pacific coast athletic groups.
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San Francisco
Cal
Reliance Athletic Club of
Oakland
Lon the Pacific Coagh
Langford Likely to Meet Johnson in Ring Next June
Promoter Woodman eyes Langford to fight Johnson in London, with May or June next year as target. Talks include Hugh McIntosh offering Johnson 830000, while Woodman doubts enough money to cover Langford and his team for a Muncie club bout. Bob Armstrong linked to Jeffries camp. Woodman recalls Jeffries Johnson clash as uneven but the public would demand a real battle. Woodman offers 100 to a local boy to spar four rounds with Langford.
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Hugh McGann
Muncie
Jack Morgan
Knockout Brown
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Johson
London
Hugh McIntosh
Johnnson
Bob Armstrong
Jeffries
Kowardennan
Moune Springs
Armstrong
Jim Jeffries
Abe Allell
Jeffries-Johnson
New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Hard Battle Expected by Illinois Team
Champaign Illinois November 1 The linemen faced a punishing day as coaches pushed Captain Butzer's squad through fatiguing formations. Wham is sidelined with a head injury but expected to recover. Belting returns to the lineup. Illinois aims for a Bloomington clash with Merriman at quarterback and Seiler in a key kicking role. sparse scrimmage this week with nightly armory drills and new plays to learn before Saturday.
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Wlint
Butzer
Lini
Lafayette
Charley Wham
Purdue
Wham
Belting
Hoowever
Ato Liduvette
Ilinois
Bloomington
Merriman
Seiler
Plire
Roberts
Armory
Hall
Eight Teams Remain In Bicycle Race
Boston Nov. 1 Eight teams of twelve started the ten hour a day six day bicycle race entered on their second day on even terms. Milton and Walker sit one lap behind leaders while Schiller and Jokus are three laps back. The eight leaders have logged 229 miles and one lap. Racing shifts to late afternoon Tuesday and runs until 2 am Wednesday with long daily grind through the week.
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Milton
Walker
Schiller
Jokus
Two Indoor Records Smashed at Amateur Indoor Champs
At Madison Square Garden on a Monday night four thousand fans watched sixteen of the indoor track and field events in the Amateur Athletic Union meet. Don Walsh of New York A C set a new American record in the sixteen pound weight for height at 16 feet 23 10 inches, while Platt Adams of New York A C broke the pole vault record by 21 inches with 28 feet, succeeding a mark set by Martin Sheridan in 1907. Monument of Irish-American AC defeated Tom Colifus in a two mile duel to win the event.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Amateur Athletic Union
Platt Adams
New York A. C
Martin Sheridan
Jack Monument
A. C
Tom Colifus
Monument
Football revived by Columbus boys
Columbus Ind Nov 1 A football eleven has been organized with Palmer Bozzell as manager and George Kent as captain. They will play Seymour in Columbus on Thanksgiving. This will be the first game here in four years after the death of Earl Ruddell a high school pupil from injuries in a game. The high school faculty banned football following his death.
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Columbes
Ind
Palmer Bozzell Manger
George Kent
Seymour
Earl Ruddell
Tigers Hope For Victory Over Old Eli
Princeton in prime shape for a clash with Yale on November 12 after a strong win over Dartmouth. No injuries in the hard game, Holy Cross next, and coaches focus on perfecting team work as enthusiastic undergraduates anticipate ending Yale drought since 1903 with an 11 to 6 triumph.
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Old Eli
Princeton
N. J
Yale
Holy Cross
Tiger
Yale Gridiron Camp Hopes For Season Turnaround
Walter Camp and Head Coach Coy urge optimism at Yale after a Colgate win and a strong practice. Rallies planned and leaders promise steady effort through season end, aiming to overcome early setbacks and finish strong against rivals.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Walter Camp
Coy
Kid Farmer Beats Frankie White In Phoenix Bout
Peoria Ills Kid Farmer defeated Chicago's Frankie White in a rough Phoenix A C. bout after six rounds of rapid-fire punching. White fought back but Farmer landed lefts and rights, knocking White down six times before the referee counted him out in the sixth round.
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Nov. J
Frankie White
Chicago
Kid Farmer
Peoria
Ill
Phoenix A. C
White
Farmer
Saylor Wins Bout From Donahue in Peoria Fight
In Peoria, Harry Donahue dropped a newspaper decision to Younes Saylor of Indianapolis before the Marquette club. Saylor dominated nearly every round while Pekin’s Donahue showed life mainly in the second and fifth rounds. Saylor’s manager E McLoaghlin reported a telegram from Comet athletic club Springfield seeking a 20 round match with Battling Schultze, which Saylor accepted by wire.
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Harry Donahue
Marquette Club
Younes Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
E. McLoaghlin
Comet Athletic Club
Springfield
Battling Schultze
Fogel Attacks Herrmann Over McQuillen Bates Deal
Philadelphia head John Fogel denounces Cincinnati president Herrmann for signing Dutcher McQuillen and outfielder Bates while they remain on Philadelphia’s reserve list. He vows legal action, asserts the players cannot switch clubs without his written consent, and claims manager Doomn lacked his approval yet pressed the deal to proceed.
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Cincinnati
Fletcher
Fogel
Whttitelphia
McQuillen
Bates
Tor
Herrmvnn
Mettquillen
Philadelphia
Herrmuno
Lypeh
Anilag
Lypeh Hay
Herrmann
McQullen
Herrimupo
Doolm Lad
Doomn
Gridith
State Organization of Fishermen Planned
A Marion county fish and game protection group and other gun enthusiasts met in the statehouse Monday afternoon to plan forming a state organization of sportsmen. They aim to launch the group before Christmas with another meeting after election and voiced support for the hunting license urged by Commissioner George W. Miles. Speakers included Dr. W. W. Barnett of Fort Wayne A. C. Harris and Dr. B. M. Keene.
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Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Statehouse
George W. Miles
W. W. Barnett
Ft. Wayne
A. C. Harris
Dr. B. M. Keene
Mr. Miles
Michigan Awaits Notre Dame Win After Strong Practice
Ann Arbor, Nov 1. Michigan regualrs nurse slight bruises as they conducted a full practice with a live scrimmage. The varsity scored two touchdowns and a field goal while scrubs again defeated the varsity. The Miami loss and Syracuse win alter outlook on the Notre Dame game and the coaches feel confident the Wolverines can win.
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Mich
Wolverine
Notre Dame
Scrubs
Michigan
ML A. U
Syracuse
Alrealy
Notre Dkynie
Purdue Poised To Beat Chicago In Weekend Clash
Indiana November 1 Coach Horr says Purdue is a strong chance to defeat Chicago Saturday after a tough Illinois game boosted confidence. No severe injuries reported. Hanna briefly knocked out but walked. Practice to be intensified Tuesday. over 1,000 students and townspeople will travel with a special train and band to Chicago.
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Chicago
Purdue
O Kelly Beaten By Griffin In Ten Round Fight
O Kelly who aims to meet Jack Johnson was outfought by Wank Griffin of California in Utica New York on Monday night. Griffin floored O Kelly in the third and opened a deep gash over his right eye with a sharp jab. O Kelly’s extra weight kept him in the contest though Griffin proved the better fighter.
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N. Y
Don O'Kelly
Jack Johnson
Wank Grifin
California
Griffin
O'Kelly
O’kelly
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