Notre Dame Beats Michigan in Big Football Shock
Notre Dame defeated Michigan 11 to 3 in Michigan’s yard, a historic win boosting Notre Dame’s athletic standing. The piece highlights Miller and the Notre Dame offense, contrasts with Michigan’s play, and notes other college results and upcoming games.
Yale Sharpens Knife for Use on Harvard
New Haven Conn November Yale faces Harvard with star end Logan out due to a knee injury. Harry Vaughn to start in Logan's place as Kilpatrick and Vaughn prepare for the Princeton game. Yale plans light scrimmage this week to avoid strain before key matchups.
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Tigers
Early and Often
Butcher promises a boy $2 weekly to work, asking him to report at 4 o clock in the morning and wondering if the boy hopes to rise. The dialog presents a harsh labor demand and ambition set against a tense exchange.
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Johnnie
Bush Stars In Fielding In Havana Exhibition
Detroit's American League champions edged the Havana club 5 to 3 after ten innings in Havana. McIntyre led Detroit with four hits while Ownie Buch excelled in fielding for the Cubans. George Mullin appeared in right field as Detroit racked 12 hits to Havana's 11 with two errors apiece.
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Big Eight basketball schedule released for 1920s era games
Chicago reports the Big Eight schedule from the Western Intercollegiate Basketball Association. The lineup lists Purdue Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Indiana Chicago and Minnesota across dates in January February and March with venues in Champaign Madison Evanston Chicago Bloomington Lafayette Minneapolis and Iowa City.
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Bloomington
Athletics Beaten as Angels Take 3 to 1 Victory
In Los Angeles 3500 fans paid double fare at the turnstile to witness a tight pitching duel. Bull Thorsen outpitched Cy Morgan as the Angels defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 1. Both starters surrendered five singles and one base on balls, Morgan fanned six batters.
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Johnson Ketchel pictures prove Ketchel had no chance
The Johnson Ketchel moving pictures at Empire theater portray Jack Johnson dominating Ketchel in their match. Johnson outclasses Ketchel with jabs and strength while Ketchel mainly misses, prompting local colored sports to anticipate a heated reception for Johnson next week.
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Baseball League Meetings Open in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues begins sessions at the Peabody hotel with Southern league directors meeting at 2 PM. Key topics include Atlanta’s charges against Billy Smith, salary and player limit disputes, and the Pacific Coast Outlaw league seeking status. New leagues across Texas Mexico and West Virginia await action while territorial rights and pennants feature prominently.
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Sporting Ballads In Winter League Narrative
The Winter League tale centers on Spike Mulligan the shortstop and star hitter who quietly works in a corner store while earning monthly sums for various odd jobs. O Halloran the pitcher is shown as a high paid figure turned bookkeeper and bucket dealer. McGonnigal the fleet fielder shifts to driving team in Grangerville earning five weekly dollars and lard. McGinn the backstop, famed for throwing, now chops cordwood and cashes eighteen dollars every thirty days.
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O’halloran
McGonnigal
Fleet
Grangerville
McGinn
Grand Stand Fire Story From 1891 Baseball Classic
The narrator recalls two standout feats in 271,000 plays across 3,200 games. In St Louis, June 1891, Jimmy Connors from Chicago made a remarkable infield play stopping a potential two-base hit by deflecting the ball and throwing out a runner. The crowd erupted, a blaze erupted near the grand stand, and the stands burned fifteen minutes later.
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Washington
al Selbach
Clements
Monte Cross
Jimmy Connery
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Anson
Cross
Clements Wee
Jimmy Connors
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Connor
Western League owners ban Ducky Helmes from future participation
The Western League maguates met in Chicago at the Marquette building with President Maurice L. O Neill. They awarded the 1939 banner to Des Moines and then left for Memphis for the National association tilt. A resolution barred Ducky Helmes from further league participation.
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Nev
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Maurice L. O'Neill
Marquette
Des Moines
Memphis
Ducky Helmes
Sioux City
Helmes
Onside Kick Best Play Says Penny Coach
Dr Albert Mulford chairman of Pennsylvania University's Board of Advisory Coaches argues the onside kick is the most effective play in the past decade. He cites a 1907 Michigan game onside kick from the 45 yard line and notes its potential from punt formations. He predicts the forward pass will be less successful this season due to stronger defenses and says the onside kick offers versatile options as a run pass or kick.
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Philbrook
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Tra Ct
John W. Gates
Albert Mulford
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Pennsylvania
Quarterbawk Kennath
Gallagher
Child of the Long Ago Poem by William Schooling
A nostalgic poem reflecting on childhood affection and growth into adulthood. The speaker remembers a dainty and mischievous childhood companion whose marriage and new life offer hope and welfare wishes for the future.
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William Schooling
Frisco Beats Nationals in Morning, Nationals Win Afternoon
In San Francisco yesterday the morning game ended Frisco 12 Nationals 8 with batteries Kenetchy Bliss Easterly Williams. The afternoon game saw Nationals 7 Frisco 3 with batteries Johnson Snodgrass Healy Berry. The Nationals and Athletics split upcoming schedule with Bakersfield Fresno and Los Angeles later in the week.
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Berry
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Fresno
Los Angeles
Men Have No Business Shopping in Public
A speaker recounts entering a store with pride and calm, then blushing as a clerk ignores him. He notes his clothing flaws and shrinking confidence, struggling to request service. The anecdote ends with the punchline that men have no business shopping, underscoring social awkwardness.
Schedule of Boxing Bouts Across Cities This Week
A long list of boxing events by city and date is given. Fights feature Packey Mc Farland John Thompson Freddie Welsh Johnny Summ, Kilbane Bruno, Lavin Laughr, and Clabby Redmond Papke, with venues in Kansas City Memphis Manchester Akron Bangor Boston Montreal New Orleans Philadelphia Greenburg Allentown Pittsburg Albany Utica etc.
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Central league rejects Three-Eye Central association request
Dr F M Carson president of the Central league says the Three-Eye league and Central association request for territory changes will not be considered. The league remains strong and opposed to city changes. Carson plans Memphis talks with Varnell and Reedlie about 2010 managers as Dayton releases Bade Myers and Jack Hendricks.
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Claude 8. Varnell
Fort Wayne
Elmer E. Reédelie
Dayton
Bade Myers
Jack Hendricks
Fort Wayna
Make Up of a Fighter by Hank
A compact study of the fighter as a resilient figure who endures pressure without quitting. The piece contrasts bravado with grit, arguing true strength lies in endurance and refusal to quit, even when wallowing in doubt.
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