Rose Poly to clash with Notre Dame in Terre Haute race
Coach Clark of Rose Poly says he will not protest Notre Dame eligibilities as the Engineers prepare for a hard fought battle in Terre Haute. Rose Poly, stronger since early losses, fields a balanced line led by Offutt and Poggensee while Notre Dame relies on heavy backs and ends for a decisive defensive test.
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Rose Poly
Notre Dame
Terre Haute
Engineers
Indiana
Clark
Dimmick
Philbrook
DePauw
Rose
Poly
Offutt
Black
Poggensee
Moore
Gray
Catholic
Cincinnati Dutchman
Shelburn Indiana
Bromes
Hoffner
Bradford
Baker
X Ray Confirms Broken Collar Bone of Ole Miss Captain
An X ray at Oxford Mississippi revealed Captain McCall of the University of Mississippi football team had a broken collar bone from the Vanderbilt game, a discovery made Tuesday though the injury occurred nearly two weeks earlier, affecting the faculty’s decision on playing Me.
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Oxford. Miss
Vanderbilt
Captain McCall
University of Mississippi
Ford
Clean racing officials act quickly at Jamestown track
Norfolk Va November 9 officials of the Jamestown jockey club moved to keep racing clean after riders were cautioned and several given the gate. Jockey McKinney lost his badge and was told not to ride again as rumors swirled about a fixed race involving Nick-O-Time and a later Lorraine hotel handicap win by Guy Fisher. Stewards questioned Jockey Lang and Owner Heffner over the running of Guy Fisher in a prior race.
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Norwolk
Jamestown Jockey Club
Lizzie Flat
Dr. Heard
McKinney
Nick-O-Time
Guy Fisher
Lorraine Hotel
Lang
Heffner
Nick-G-Time
Strong bowling teams win three from weaker groups
In Commercial league action on Tuesday night Central Unions took three from Liebers to extend their lead. The Piels defeated the Ballards while the Taylors fell to the Kinguns and Leveys swept Cranes. Christians beat Baptists on Y M C A alleys as Centrals won two of three against Presbyterians. Sutherlands took two and Tabernacles dropped two.
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Central Unions
Liebers
Piels
Ballards
Taylors
Kinguns
Leveys
Cranes
Christians
Baptists
Centrals
Presbyterians
Sutherlands
Tabernacles
Y. M. C. A. Alleys
Beterics
Barker
Blair
McCreery
Zenor
Springer
Morgan
Laney
Rancey
Centrale
Sale Tas
Story of Wrong Whistle or Can You Decline Amo
Butch Maginnity recalls a college football tale where a misread whistle and a staged finish lead to a chaotic game. Smiler Wright, Doggy Coot, and Butch recount early football days, payoffs, and prankish coaching schemes amid a tense Odresden showdown and a blown call.
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Butch Maginnity
Dawson Players Compile Wide Scoring Totals
The tabulated lines show multiple players with points tallied across three columns, including names such as Dawson, Mitchell, Cregar, Williams, Harvey, Atkinson, Steeg, McPheters, and Sutherlands. Totals appear for two teams, with end figures near 788 714 602 and 688 706 749, followed by further names like Smith Rafert Thompson Harvey Sparkes Thopsons Streeter French NicoH Decker Portifield Stanley and final totals 512 525 660 and 609 512 522.
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Dawson
E.mitchell
Cregar
Williams
Harvey
Atkinson
Steeg
McPheters
Sutherlands
Tabernacles
Ramsey
Smith
Rafert
Thompson
Auld
Sparkes
J.thopsons
Streeter
French
Nicoh
Decker
Portifield
Stanley
Practice on course of grand prize race in Savannah
Savannah November 9 cars and drivers from the Atlanta speedway arrive by special train for the American Automobile Association grand prize cup event. A big parade through Savannah's principal streets showcased entrants. Practice work opens Wednesday with new entries and officials present.
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Savannah
Atlanta Speedway
American Automobile Association
Automobile Association
Powers Likely to Lose Eastern League Presidency
New York Nov 9 Pat Powers faces probable dethronement as Eastern league president at the annual election. A straw vote shows Ed Barrow Montreal manager leading with six votes while Rochester stands with Powers. If conditions don’t shift, Powers is expected to withdraw rather than be defeated.
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New York
Pat Powers
Ed Barrow
Montreal
Rochester
Livingston and Archer Suffer Fewest Thefts
Paddy Livingston and Dode Paskett discussed faust base runners at Livingston's reception. Hana Lobert is the fastest man in baseball, with Harry Lord Ty Cobb cited as the greatest speedsters in the American league. Eddie Collins is noted as fast but not faster than Cobb or Lord.
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Paddy Livingston
Dode Paskett
Faust
Livingston
Hana Lobert
Dode
Hans
Paddy
Harry Lord
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Cobb
Lord
Backstop Handcuffs Record for Fewest Base Steals
Athletics catcher Livingstone leads American League in fewest stolen bases allowed, with 26 steals in 37 games and a .70 rate. Boston’s Kleinow, Washington’s Beckendorf, Detroit’s Casey, and New York’s Sweeney among top backstops. Notable others include Archer, McLean, Bresnahan, Kling, and Phelps, with figures on games, steals, and passed balls.
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Livingston
Athletics
Indianapolis
Ira Thomas
Kleinow
Boston
New York
Livingstone
Beckendorf
Washington
Joe Casey
Detroit
Sweeney
Stephens
Brown
Killifer
Street
Stanage
Carrigan
Payne
Te Wae
St. Louis
Easterly
Jimmy Archer
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Star
McLean
Cincinnati
Clarke
Bresnahan
Phelps
Bliss
Gideon
Pittsburg
Kling
Chicago
Meyers
Dooin
Philadelphia
Pitters
Gibson
Moran
Erwin
Archer
Doom
Langford Opponent Search Stumbles in England Plan
Promoter Hugh D McIntosh outlines elimination contests to determine the English champion and to set Langford against top names. He struggles to lure Kaufmann and Jack Johnson for Langford bouts while predicting a major Western showdown before summer. The piece notes English boxing politics and Langford’s drawing power.
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Cal
Australia
England
Hugh D. McIintosh
McIntosh
London
Lord Lonsdale
National Sporting Club
Bombardier Wells
Seaman Parsons
Bill Lang
Tommy Burns
Kaufmann
Langford
Jack Johnson
Langfor
Little Langford
West End
Earlham Promises New Formations Ahead of Butler Game
Richmond Indiana November 9 Football practice at Earlham college was held behind closed gates Tuesday evening in preparation for the game with Butler on Reid field here Saturday. Gates will be locked every evening this week as Coach Thistlethwaite develops new formations.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Butler
Reid Field
Thistlethwaite
Cuban Athletics Trip Likely Assured With Cuba Schedule
The Athletics plan a Cuban tour with a raised terms offer accepted. Lineup includes Coombs, Bender, Plank, Thoms, Lapp, Davis, Collins, Barry, Baker, Murphy, Lord, Hartsel, under secretary Bancroft as business manager. They will play Detroit in Havana on December 2 and 3 and face Havana and Almendares on December 3 to 18, with additional games planned in Florida and New Orleans on the return. They aim to reach home by Christmas.
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Cincinnati
Scibe
Frank Bancroft
Coombs
Bender
Plank
Thoms
Lapp
Davis
Collins
Barry
Baker
Murphy
Lord
Hartsel
Cuba
Detroits
Havana
Almendaares
Florida
New Orleans
Teu
Athletic Director Bartelme Denies Notre Dame Charges
Ann Arbor Michigan November 9 Athletic Director Bartelme disputes Notre Dame claims that he misrepresented a conversation with Notre Dame Manager Curtis. Bartelme firmly denies the accusation and defends his conduct against Frank Longman the Michigan coach.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bartelme
Jiu
Notre Dame
Curtis
Michigan
Frank C. Longman
Lewis Strang Enters 1911 Indianapolis 500 Sweepstakes
Lewis Strang, a renowned American motor racing pilot, becomes the first entrant in the 500 mile international $25,000 sweepstakes to be run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 27, 1911. Within days of entry blanks being issued to manufacturers and drivers across two continents, Strang signed with a Case car, though no driver is named for the vehicle yet.
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Lewis Strang
America
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Strang
Styrie Finishes Second in One Mile Five Furlong Handicap
In the Prix de Malidor at Maisons-Lafitte on Tuesday a $1,000 handicap over one mile five furlongs was run. Mr. Pfizer's Styrie finished in second place.
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Paris
Maisons-Lafitte
Mr. Pfizer
Styrie
Ackerman Matched for Fight in Findlay Theater Show
ACKERMAN MATCHED. FINDLAY O., Nov. 9. Al Ackerman and Tug Patterson are matched for a combat on the mat in this city Saturday Nov. 19 in a local theater. Several other bouts between local artists are also being arranged for.
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Ackerman
Findlay
al Ackerman
Tug’ Patterson
Mahoney and Kelly Eye Upcoming Chicago Fight Match
Chicago November 9 Young Mahoney a veteran Wisconsin fighter is likely to be matched with Hugo Kelly the Chicago middleweight for a bout in Kansas City within a few days.
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Chicago
Young Mahoney
Wisconsin
Hugo Kelly
Kansas City
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