East Measures Strength With Teams of West
Butler plays Earlham as a regional matchup tests strength with west teams in a brisk schedule. The report notes competitive exchanges and steady progress from Butler in preparation for upcoming opponents.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
8
Saturday Football Duel List From Eastern Colleges
A校 rundown of matchups across campuses including Michigan at Philadelphia Penn and Notre Dame versus Rose Poly in Terre Haute. Other games feature Northwestern at Evans ton Ohio State at Columbus Yale versus Princeton and Army against Villanova at West Point among numerous regional college contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Penn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cornell
Ithaca
Butler
Earlham
Richmond
DePauw
Purdue
Lafayette
Notre Dame
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Nebraska
Ames
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Yale
Princeton
Williams
Amherst
Virginia
Georgetown
Washington
Syracuse
Colgate
Oberlin
Heidelberg
Navy
Carlisle
Annapolis
Army
Villanova
West Point
Brown
Vermont
Providence
Bowdoin
Maine
Orono
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
East and West Clash in Intersectional Football Battles
The article previews two intersectional showdowns pitting eastern powerhouses against western teams. Michigan under Hurry-Up Yost faces Penn. Stagg's Chicago meets Cornell. Penn leads offensively, while Michigan relies on a strong defense. Key players include Scott and Magidsohn, with Benbrook anchoring Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Yost
Penn
Stagg
Indiana
Illinois
Ursinius
Sommer
Mercer
Ramsdell
Scott
McMillan
Magidsohn
Benbrook
Cole
Conklin
Wells
Edmunds
Chicago
Cornell
Maroons
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Army
Villanova
Navy
Carlisle
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minnpeapolis
Notré Dame
Dimmick
Philbrook
Clarke
Rosy Poly
Terre Haute
DePauw
Purdue
Lafayette
Butler
Earlham
Richmond
Philadelphia
Indiana Purdue
Detroit Tigers Beat Havana Team 10 to 2 in Cuba
In Havana on Thursday the Detroit base ball team defeated the Havana club by ten runs to two, securing their first win of the street series. The game saw strong offense from Detroit and solid defense to hold Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Cuba
Havana
Detroit
Tigers Fear Strength of Yale Eleven
Princeton, N J November 11. Odds favor Princeton over Yale for Saturday's game but betting is light amid rule changes. Yale has losses to West Point and Brown and a tie with Vanderbilt, while Princeton seeks a clean slate. New Haven reports of a dramatic Yale practice reversal have Tiger coaches wary of a renewed Eli eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Yale
West Point
Brown
Vanderbilt
New Haven
Tiger
Eli
Yale Arrives in New York for Princeton Game
After a light practice Yale football players travel to New York City for an overnight stay before facing Princeton. The squad, confident after secret Thursday practice, lists a strongest lineup with Howe as punter and potential Ro Meister swap for Brooks early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
New York City
Princeton
Kilpatrick
Sculley
Fuller
Maris
MoeDavitt
Paul
Brooks
Howe
Field
Daly
Kistler
Romeister
Indiana Will Try Record With Purdue
Bloomington Indiana November 11 Determined to keep their goal line intact Indiana football team prepared to face Purdue at Lafayette on the 18th Captain Berndt’s men defeated the freshmen 7 to 0 with Cunningham Dema din Gill and Winters scoring on straight football Gill added last point with a place kick Gill has excelled at place kicking this season Sheldon fears overconfidence after watching Purdue’s recent form and Chicago’s strong showing earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Jimmie Sheldon
Purdue
Lafayette
Berndt
Cunningham
Demamin
Gill
Winters
Sheldon
Boilermakers
Chicago
Crimson
Indiana
Wrestling supremacy set as Livingston to face Hastings
The Empire theater hosts a finish match between Miss Cora Livingston, world champion woman wrestler, and Indianapolis athlete Miss Bessie Hastings. Hastings won a handicap bout from Livingston last year and eyes victory again in a two of three falls title bout refereed by Charles Olson after the regular show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Livingston
Empire Theater
Indianapolis
Bessie Hastings
Miss Livingston
Empire
Charles Olson
Miss Hastings
Wisconsin Badger Final Practice Ahead of Minnesota Game
Madison Wis Nov 11 Coach Barry Thursday night completed final prep for Wisconsin football ahead of the Minnesota clash at Minneapolis. For the first time since Northwestern the Randall field bars were lowered to rooters. The squad did not scrimmage but held a nearly two hour signal practice.
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Badger
Madison
Wis
Barry
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Randall Field
Slosson Challenges Hoppe for 18.1 Billiards Title
New York November 11 George E Slosson has challenged Willie Hoppe to a world championship match for the 18 1 billiards title now held by Hoppe Hoppe has accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slosson
Hoppe
New York
George E. Slosson
Willie Hoppe
Ty Cobb Triumphs Over Harry Tracey in Lancaster Match
In Lancaster at the athletic club Harry Tracey was bested by Young Ty Cobb on Thursday night. Both athletes came away with no serious injuries and the bout concluded without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tracy
Lancaster
Harry Tracey
Ty Cobb
Lancaster Athletic Club
Murphy Says Word Deal Goes Through
Philadelphia fans wonder if Hierace Fogel and Chubby Moonhy met after which it was announced that the disputed deal with Cincinnati would go through and Dody would remain as Phillies manager. The Reds sent pitchers McQuillen and Moren, outfielder Bates, and third baseman Eddie Grant for pitcher Oca Poe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dody
Phillies
Charles P. Taft
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Murphy
Fogel
Doomn
Reds
McQuillen
Moren
Bates
Edldie Grant
Oca Poe
DePauw Rallying For Purdue Game In Fine Form
Greencastle Indiana November 11 Coach Tapp trains the DePauw varsity in brisk daily practices and the team aims for a strong performance against Purdue at Lafayette. Scrubs lost to the varsity using Purdue plays but show no major gains. The squad vows to erase last Saturday's Butler defeat with a full lineup and no injuries anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
Tapp
DePauw
Purdue
Lafayette
Butler
Big West Chicago weekend features Illinois Northwestern and Minnesota Wisconsin games
Schedules for the west showcase two key contests Illinois faces Northwestern while Minnesota meets Wisconsin as the big draws. Illinois and Minnesota are favored to win, but Northwestern or Wisconsin could upset. Injuries have hampered Northwestern but captain Manley returns to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Illinois-Northwestern
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Shall
Evanston
Kinois
Capt. Manley
Manley
Ilinois
Badgers
Imperials Beat Indians Twice In Local Bowling League
In Indianapolis league play last night the Indians lost two to the Imperials. The Nationals defeated the North Sides by three games. Tonight’s Marion Alleys match with Company B was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indians
Imperials
Nationals
Marions
Company B
Marion
Connor
Kunkel
Ralstom
Miller
Kemper
Taylor
Murr
Randall
Budd
Arnsing
Kelly
GIS Airey
Newlin
Patton
Yaary
Daker
Keystones
Korn Krackers
Washington Alleys
Schering
Cottom
Glass
Fletcher
lYinn
Beimford
Ids
A.vrange
Graham
E.prange
Ehrob
Rte
Bowsher
Anti-Jordang Korn Krackers
Conover
Rubush
Gough
Weiker
Ak Grabbe
Peer Saltan
Jordan
Ayres
Hearsey-Wicks
Kiefers
Alford
Hoffuistr
Ward
Feltman
Dragoo
McPduff
Denny
Ene
Keifers
Hearsey- Willis Maurer
Moore
Fox
Swakhaus
Zeigler
Gastineau
Barrett
Leak Wasn
Marshall
Wilson
Jeannette Keeps Johnson Fight in Sight
Joe Jeannette moved a step closer to meeting Jack Johnson by knocking out Black Bill in the fifth round at the Longacre A C. The bout was scheduled for ten rounds and Jeannette dominated, signaling an impending finish as the fifth round began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
New York
Joe Jeannette
Jack Johnson
Black Bill
Longacre A. C
New York Players Sign with Nationals for 1911
New York on November 10 reports Chief Myers star catcher signed with the New York Nationals for 1911. Arthur Shafer substitute infielder Ed Sweeney catcher Jack Warhop and outfielder Cree also signed contracts for 1911 with the American League club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myers
New York Nationals
Arthur Shafer
Ed Sweeney
Jack Warhop
Cree
Taft Elected Manager of Harvard Law Football Team
Boston November 11 Bob Taft son of President Taft was elected manager of Harvard law school football team. He will oversee arrangements for the Calissidteians game next Wednesday and related duties surrounding the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taft
Boston
Mass
Taft
Harvard Law School
Calissidteians
Wedneosay. Ees
Mechanic Killed As Auto Crashes During Savannah Practice
Albert Fuchs, 24, of Trenton New Jersey, died instantly when the auto swerved off the grand prize course and struck a fence during practice. Driver W H Sharp, owner of the car, was seriously injured. Sharp, a noted manufacturer and driver, had drawn first start but is now eliminated from the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Albert Fuchs
W. H. Sharp
Fuchs
Sharp
Grand Stand
Trenton
N. J
Premier car slips into ravine on New Mexico trek
A touring Premier car carrying A L Westgard and companions for the Touring Club of America slid into a blind ravine about forty miles south of Raton New Mexico. They were stranded all afternoon while a 50 to 70 percent sheer ascent trapped the auto. Helpers cut a foothold with an ax and shovel. The party, lacking food or water, was stranded until mud chains allowed extraction and the vehicle was prepared to resume the transcontinental run to Las Vegas and on to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
California
Ft Wayne After Casey Contention Over Club Manager
Detroit gossip states Claude Varnell owner of the Ft Wayne club in the Central league is in a city bickering match with Jimmy Casey who is aiming to manage the team Casey currently serves as a Tigers scout. Catcher Onslow, a new acquisition, has been sold to Ft Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Casey
Detroit
Mich
Claude Varnell
Jimmy Casey
Tigers
Onslow
Basketball Claims Boy Athlete Life
New Haven Conn November 11 John Daniels a 19 year old amateur player collapsed during a scrimmage at the New Haven auditorium He died en route to hospital Medical Examiner Scarbrough said the cause could be heart exhaustion or injuries from the game Authorities noted the sudden death during a local basketball event leaving questions about the exact cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John Daniels
New Haven Auditorium
Scarbrough
Daniels
Knockout Brown Dominates Murphy In Ten Rounds At Olympic A C
New York boxing tale recalls KnockOut Brown pressuring Murphy from the opener at the Olympic A C. Brown maintained a relentless midsection assault through ten rounds while Murphy’s elbows and shoulders sparked brief fighting, leaving Brown looking fresher and Murphy weary at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brown
Tommy Murphy
Olympic A
Michigan in Good Form for Penn Contest
Michigan's eleven carried out light practice and scrimmage as they prepare for Saturday's game against the University of Pennsylvania. All players are in good condition and confident, with Yost avoiding a prediction while acknowledging a strong test from Pennsylvanian football. Chicago cagers head to Buffalo with thirty players under Stagg, aiming to pressure Cornell as Harvard previously tested them, and Stagg tightens prep for the Saturday clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Yost
Quakers
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Stagg
University of Chicago
Windy City
Chicago
Cornell
Harvard
Cornell Prepares for Hard Game Against Chicago Eleven
Ithaca N Y November 11 University of Chicago will provide a stern test for Cornell with a possible western victory. In Thursday scrimmage the second team used Chicago plays and the varsity struggled against them though interference showed improvement. Chicago arrived in Ithaca Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
University of Chicago
Cornell
Scrubs
Ithacans
Chicago
Langford Dominates Clark in Quick Victory at Joplin
Sam Langford of Boston displayed sharp form in Joplin Missouri as he overwhelmed Jeff Clark in under two rounds. Langford knocked Clark down three times in the first round and secured a prevailing finish as the bout ended early in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Sam Langford
Boston
Langford
Jeff Clark
Clark
Jennings Brother Hurt in Colorado Mine Explosion
Tom Jennings, reported fatally injured in the Victor American Coal Company mine explosion at Delagta, Colo, last Tuesday, is the brother of Hugh Jennings, manager of Detroit baseball team, who also once mined in Southern Colorado coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Delagta
Colo
Tom Jennings
Victor American Coal Company
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Hugh
Colorado
Quakers See Victory Over Butler Team
Earlham college students anticipate a win as the Quakers face Butler for the secondary football championship at Richmond Indiana. Coach Thistlethwaite and a large student crowd expect victory with a drum corps and new yells prepared. Earlham also meets DePauw next week, aiming to hold both wins for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Butler
Thistlethwaite
Quakers
Earlham
DePauw
Methodists
Devlin Signs with New York National for 1911
New York National League club announces third baseman Arthur Devlin has signed on Thursday for the 1911 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Devlin
Touts Lagrave as sure comer among boxers
New York November 11 Sam Fitzpatrick says Anton Lagrave is the greatest comer in the light weight division after his recent display against Battling Nelson. Fitzpatrick plans a string of New York bouts to prove Lagrave’s merit and may issue a challenge to Ad Wolgast if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touts Lagrave
New York
Sam Fitzpatrick
Anton Lagrave
Lagrave
Battling Nelson
Fitzpatrick
Ad Wolgast
Stouch to Manage Augusta in South Atlantic League
Tommy Stouch, three years manager of the Greenville baseball club in the Carolina association, has signed to manage the Augusta team of the South Atlantic league. His Greenville squad won the pennant in its league last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
D. C
Tommy Stouch
Carolina Association
Augusta
Stouch
Seasorr
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Kiday
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Knockout Brown
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Southlinois Street
Levinson
Reid Field
Sanguine
Delvin
Fischer Store
W.j.hischel Co
Nelson
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