Yale Men Bet That Tigers Do Not Score
In New Haven on November 12 Yale fans offered odds on the Princeton game with Yale supporters backing Princeton to be shut out at odds of 3 to 1. Tickets sold out as Yale and Tiger alumni dominated the demand, forcing businessmen to pay high prices. Everard Thompson says Yale will cut Yale graduate ticket allotments to two for Princeton and one for Harvard games.
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Connecticut
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Everard Thompson
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O'Brien bets to beat Kaufman in any bout on winner take all
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien taunts Al Kaufman and claims he can outpoint Kaufman, Jeffries, Johnson or Langford. He offers to bet from 100 to 5000 dollars and fights Kaufman under a winner take all arrangement, asserting top form and confidence in defeating all era heavyweights.
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Johnson
Langford
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
al Kaufman
West Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Jack O’brien
Alice
Jonson
Ketchel
Cornell Football Plans Scrimmages For Speed Against Chicago
Ithaca Nov 12 Cornell coaches schedule two more scrimmages this week to build speed. The squad will run signal formations without an opposition line against Chicago. Captain Tydemann and backs Baker Hurlburt likely replaced by Robb Owen Teagie after solid yesterday showing.
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Hurlburt
Robb
Owen
Teagie
Appointment of Administrator for Della A. Jacobs Estate
Notice states Patrick J. Cahalane is appointed administrator of the estate of Della A. Jacobs, late of Marion County Indiana. The filing references case No. 9330 and indicates qualification as administrator.
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Marion County
Indiana
Ae Cemeen
Patrick J. Cahalane
Champion at Empire Next Week
Jack Johnson the world heavyweight champion will depart Chicago Monday for Indianapolis for a theatrical engagement at the Empire Theatre. He then proceeds to Pittsburgh for another week and on to New York for two weeks where he and Jeffries will open bids for their much anticipated bout.
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Indianapolis
Cal
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Empire
Pittsburg
New York
Gotham
Jeffries
Fight Pictures Draw Crowds At Empire Theatre
Popular interest in boxing is shown as Empire Theatre features Johnson Ketchel fight films with regular performances. The blunt, clear footage draws larger Indianapolis crowds than ever and highlights Ketchel as a brave challenger who, though outmatched by Johnson, delivered several leading moments.
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Harvard Needs More Athletes and Scholars Says Lowell
President Lowell at a Harvard banquet urged more scholarship alongside stronger athletics. He warned against feeble, pale students and stressed physical and mental development, citing athletic training as compatible with intellectual growth.
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Lowell
Boston
Harvard University
Wabash A C Chooses Over Marion Glue
Wabash A C faces Marion in a pivotal state football championship at Washington Park. Both teams are described as strong contenders for the title.
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Marion Club Eleven Versus Wabash Ind in Park Championship
The football championship pits the Marion club eleven against Wabash Ind at Washington park tomorrow. Both are strong independent teams, rivaled by college squads in talent but lacking college practice. Wabash star Schuls will miss the game. Nieman and Feene lead Marion’s back field as they seek victory.
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Schuls
Fort Wayne
Michigan
Wabash
Marion Chib
Bacon McKinney
Nieman
Feene
George Mullin
Showalter Resigns in Third Game of National Chess Championship
Lexington Kentucky reports Showalter resigned after the fifty-fifth move against Marshall at 9:50 p m last night. The match stands Marshall two games to one with one drawn, and the fourth game scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Showalter
Lexington
Marshall
Jockey Licenses Reinstated and Revoked After Stewards Action
New York November 12 stewards of the Jockey Club reinstate trainer R L Rogers who was ruled off October 6 1906 lift the suspension of jockey Vincent Powers license and revoke the license of A Delaby on the recommendation of the Maryland United Hunts.
Atlanta Race Results Highlight Stock Car and Motorcycle Events
The Atlanta meet lists multiple races with prizes from 50 to 150 dollars. Winners include Fiat Robertson and Marmon Stillman in stock chassis events, with Aitken setting a new world record in ten mile stock chassis.
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Harroun
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Basle
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Stillman
Reading-Standard
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Welker
Teubner
Seymour
Stearns
Rutherford
Buick
Oldknow
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Walthour
Gath
Aera
Strang
Fiat
Aitken
Lourier
Robertson
National
Apperson
Harding
Mat
Kid McCoy Returns With Bid for Jeffries Johnson Bout
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy arrived in New York carrying a Paris syndicate bid to stage the Jeffries Johnson fight. The Cercle De Paris in June during the Grand Prix week could host 7,000 with 3,000 more standing. A 250,000 francs offer plus inducements aims to lure the champion as a society event with a large female spectator share.
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Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Gusitania
Paris
Jeffries-Johnson
Cercle de Paris
Selby
Hueston Opens Large Lead in Kling Title Race
In Kansas City on November 12 Tom Hueston built a commanding advantage over Kling in their Kling's Academy pool championship match block three, winning 194 to 128. Hueston leads 603 to 474 overall with one 200-point block remaining tonight, making Kling’s comeback unlikely.
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Tommy Hueston
Kling
Academy
Hueston
Yale Stars Train Varsity for Princeton Game
Yale football veterans conducted on field drills for the varsity in New Haven. Frank Hinkey worked with the ends Vaughan and Kilpatrick while Philbin coached drop kicks and placement kicks and Murphy practiced on side kicks. A thousand students watched as routes and blocking drills were practiced.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Frank Hinkey
Vaughan
Kilpatrick
Philbin
Murphy
Young football player dies after accidental kick in temple
Harry Allen aged 20, deputy postmaster at Great Neck L I, died at home after an accidental kick to the temple during a football game on election day. He played left halfback for the Lyceum eleven representing St. Aloysus church and was considered a team star.
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Harry Allen
Great Neck
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Lyceum
St. Aloysus Church
Earlham Beats St Mary's 5 0 In Slow Victory
Earlham defeated St. Mary's college of Dayton on Reid field 5 to 0 in an unexciting football game yesterday afternoon.
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Richmond
Ind
St. Mary’s College
Dayton
Reid Field
What is a Democrat
A Pa answer frames a Democrat as someone who loves whisky disdains Black people and some cannot read, reflecting a prejudiced stereotype circulating in a St. Louis Post Dispatch retort.
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Sonny
Not Guilty Of That Parable Exchange
A quarrelsome exchange features a stern figure warning a young man that love of money is evil and a spendthrift countering that people cling to money as if it were love itself. The dialogue frames greed and perception.
National Association Extends Pact and Chooses Chicago
Louisville report notes extension of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs through Sept 6 1921 and Chicago as next meeting site. The board of arbitration may stay through Saturday to handle numerous cases while constitution tweaks and draft price discussions are referred for action. President Norris L O Neil and W H Lucas oppose renewal now citing timing concerns.
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Tenn
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Chicago
National Board of Arbitration
National Association
National Board For Action
Norris L. O'Neil
Western League
W. H. Lucas
O'Neil
Lucas
Baseball Notes on Player Limits and Star Moves
Baseball notes discuss four outfielders and fat salaries next season and predict Giants will win the tag with stars Kling Reusbach Knoetchy Wagner and other NL players. Mention Umpires praise Speaker Cy Rigler and Eddie Summers auto racing plans plus a Mexican league forming in six towns. Brooklyn buys Jake Daubert and Papke Klaus fight ends in a draw in Duquesne Gardens Pittsburgh.
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Kling
Reusbach
Knoetchy
Wagner
Chicago
Pittsburg
American League
Charley Ebbets
Heydler
Speaker
Cy Rigler
Eddie Summers
Mexico
Fielder Jones
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Jones
Brooklyn
Jake Daubert
Daubert
Toledo
Detroit Tigers Turn First Cuban Triple Play in Shutout
In Havana, November 12, the Detroit Tigers turned the first triple play seen in Cuba, preserving a shutout of the Havana team. The sequence started after Detroit had scored on a O'Leary single and Mullin homer. Reckendorf relayed to Schmidt for the final out as a Cuban runner waited on third. Silk O Laughlin debuted with a notable hit amid Cuban spectators.
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Detroit
O'Leary
Mullin
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Tigers
Reckendorf
Schmidt
Silk O’laughlin
Lelivelt
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Sanchez
Denison Hotel Dining Room Highlights Sunday Dinner
American plan dining room at the Denison Hotel offers Sunday dinner specials with live music. Dining includes a specialty menu and featured musical entertainment for guests.
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