Yale Triumphs Over Princeton By Fluke Foe Yale Elevates Race For Harvard
Yale shocks Princeton 5 to 0 after a Princeton fumble and a perfect forward pass from Yale. Kirkpatrick runs 28 yards for a touchdown as Walter Camp and Tom Shevlin drive Yale. Michigan and Chicago also feature against Penn and Cornell, while Indiana Purdue and Earlham loom in late-season clashes.
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Minnesota
Inole
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Illinois
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DePauw
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Lafayette
Week's Boxing Schedule Across Cities
Boxing action listed for Monday through Friday across many cities including Newport, London, Greensburg, Albany, New Haven, Providence, Amsterdam, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Watertown, Oklahoma City, Syracuse, and Philadelphia. Notable bouts feature Lyons, Denning, Thomas, Sullivan, Chip, Battling Simpson, Kline, Jen, Lucas, Shea, Barnes, and more, with multiple venues such as armories and athletic clubs. The program also notes New England boats, horse show in New York, billiards leagues, and racing at Latonia, plus various regional bouts in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia circuits.
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Denny Lyons
Earl Denning
London
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Tom Thomas
Jim Sullivan
Greensburg
George Chip
Battling Simpson
Albany
Patsy Kline
Billy Jen
New Haven
Con
Willie Lucas
Kid Shea
Frankie Barnes
Joe Ea
Providence
Eddie Murphy
Amsterdam
N. Y
Johnny Daly
Jimmy Dunne
Brooklyn
al Kubiak
Joe Jeanette
Memphis
Jack Huntton
Younger
Pittsburg
Gil Hart
Jack Reed
Watertown
Gus Edwards
Don O'Kelly
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pete O'Shaughnessey
Phil Knight
J. Joseph
Clarence English
Tommy Guavigan
New York City
Lew Powell
Fagen i
Zante Yracuse
Jac Femih Pullivan
Éittsburg
George Otton
Philadelphia
West End A. C
Terry Fitzrald
Wilie Moody
Grim A. C
Joe Trim
Harry Mansfield
Douglass A. C
Bilie Willis
Johnny Willetts
Central A. C
Young Erne
Johnony Krause
National
A. C
Mickey Ganon
Leach Cross
Moucaee
Ralph Oncay
Reading
Ra Erne
Peck Milter
Allentown
Keystone A. C
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Tom Overby
NEW England
Frankie Burns
Young Shea
Conn
Joe Jeannette
Jim Barry
T Armory A. A
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Jack Lwin Sullivan
Porky Flynn
Lewiston
Jack
Twin
Sullivan
Kubiak
Bath
Jack Williams
Biddeford
Ferry Martin Frank Perron
New Bedford Mass
Rony Smith
Thornm
BR. I
Johnny Glover
Tommy Fu Fey
Manchester
N. H
Banning
Norfolk
Oakland
Latonia
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Gophers Poised for Big Title After Wisconsin Win
Minnesota fans claim the Gophers hold a strong claim to the conference crown after an easy win over Wisconsin. Attention shifts to the Michigan game at Ann Arbor next weekend where kicking, punting, and field goal attempts will be crucial in the battle with the Wolverines. Coach Williams remains noncommittal on public predictions as Yost forecasts a Minnesota victory.
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Gophers
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Thompson
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Yost
Michigan Captains Express Confidence After Penn Victory
In Ann Arbor Capt Benbrook and Michigan players told over 2,000 undergraduates they can defeat Minnesota after returning from Philadelphia. Benbrook said Michigan outplayed Penn and can outplay Minnesota, noting fumbles cost a decisive win and promising hard work to fix the weakness.
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Mich
Minnesota
Capt
Benbrook
Michigan
Philadelphia
Penn
Women to Attend City Bowling Tourney Free of Charge
The city bowling association announces free admission for women to the annual city tourney opening December 21 at the Marion club. Committees for alley, schedule, handicap, and prize were named by President Byers, with Mel G. Knox scoring the event and entries due by December 10.
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Byers
Alley
A. G. Kingman
J. E. Miller
H.S. McMichael
Robert H. Brison
George O'Connor
John Jones
Jesse Prichett
William Coval
B. O. Manchester
M. D. Wiley
H. W. Fuehring
Ed Spacke
Robert H. Bryson
Mel G. Knox
William Berner
Marion Club
McCoy Faces Possible Charges in Bethany Murder Case
Canton, November 14. Tom McCoy, Bethany football player, says he will return to Bethany to face any charges the state may bring after a warrant was issued for murder in the death of Capt. Rudolph Monk of Wheeling. McCoy describes the play as an end rush that led to Monk being knocked down, with no malice. He is 21 and lives with his parents. his mother stands by him.
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Canton
Bethany
Tom McCoy
Rudolph Monk
Wheeling
W. Va
McCoy
West Virginia
Monk
West Virginia to ban football after Monk death
Wheeling, November 14. Following the shooting death of West Virginia halfback Rudolph Monk during the Bethany game, Coroner W. W. Rodgers said he will petition the legislature to ban football in the state. The inquest is to finish tonight and the formal charge against Thomas McCoy will be decided. Monk's body was taken to Connellsville, Pennsylvania.
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W. Va
Rudolph Monk
West Virginia
Bethany
W. W. Rodgers
Monk
Thomas McCoy
Connellsville
Bethany Officials Face Subpoena in Monk Death Inquiry
In Bethany on November 14 subpoenas were served on Coach J N Townsend Captain Henley and Rudy a Bethany football player. They will recount the play tied to Capt Monk’s death. A faculty committee adopted resolutions deploring the accident and will forward them to West Virginia University authorities.
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Henley
Rudy
Monk
West Virginia University
Warrant Charges Murder In West Virginia Case
A warrant charges Charles McCoy and aline Gartner with the murder of Rudolph P. Monk after a post mortem found death from a blood clot on the brain. Coroner W W Rogers will hold an inquest Monday night at 7. The case involves the captain of West Virginia University’s football team and testimony from Homer N Young, a former Cornell player who umpired the game.
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Aline Gartner
Rudolph P. Monk
W. W. Rogers
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Alfert
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Cornell
Rogers
Indiana Opens Practice for Final Game Against Purdue
Indiana coach Sheldon starts full practice Monday for the Purdue clash next Saturday. Sue Lindley will start in Hatfield’s spot as Indiana, boasting a deeper lineup, aims to extend a season trend against Purdue while wary fans anticipate a tough test in Bloomington.
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Boilermakers
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Hatfield
Lindley
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Deals Planned By Club With Minor Leagues
President Watkins of the Indianapolis team travels to Chicago with Manager Jimmy Burke for a National Association of Minor Leagues meeting. A possible influx of players may be discussed though trades are uncertain. Dan Howley seeks an eastern league move. Jack Hayden also desires a transfer. President Watkins will discuss trades with class A managers.
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Chicago
Jimmy Burke
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Dan Howley
Jack Hayden
Butler Starts Play for Miami Contest at Washington Park
Butler coach McKay began drilling the squad for the Thanksgiving battle with Miami University at Washington Park. The blue and white enter in battered condition, with all players kept in contention for positions. A Tuesday practice also features a game between Butler’s ministerial students and chemistry department players.
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Butler
Miami University
Washington Park
Miami
Ministerial
Butler College
Conley Draws With Attell in Lengthy New Orleans Fight
Frankie Conley and Abe Attell battled fifteen grueling rounds in New Orleans with ten thousand in attendance at the West Side Club. Dave Barry’s decision drew little protest though experts felt Conley deserved the verdict. Conley pressed throughout, Attell favored a fifteen round finish, and the crowd debated the length as the bout ended in a draw.
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Frankie Conley
Abe
Dave Barry
Attell
Conley
Danville team seeks away games with several Indiana opponents
The Danville independent basketball team, after a 54 to 23 win over the Clayton Independents, is looking to schedule away games. Preferences include Morris Town, Arlington, Knightstown, Franklin College, and the Centrals of Indianapolis. Contact manager Paul Walls, Danville, Indiana.
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Clayton Independents
Morristown
Arlington
Knightstown
Franklin College
Centrals of
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Paul Walls
Ind
Ft Benjamin Harrison Invites Independent Teams in State Challenge
Ft Benjamin Harrison, Inc announces a basketball challenge inviting all independent teams of the superior class statewide. The Ft Harrison lineup will compete and showcase its strength against varied rivals.
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Ft. Harrison
Interesting Boxing Contests in New York This Week
Boxing fans in New York look forward to a week of notable bouts. Bantamweight champion Jimmy Walsh meets Sammy Kellar of England, while Dixie Kid faces Willie Lewis. Lew Powell tackles Cy Smith of Hoboken, and Knockout Brown meets Howard Smith as part of multiple events at Olympic Athletic Club and Brooklyn Beach A. C. venues.
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Jimmy Walsh
Sammy” Kellar
England
Dixie Kid
Willie Lewis
Lew Powell
Frisco
East
Cy" Smith
Hoboken
Olympic Athletic Club
Brown
East Side
Howard Smith
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Chess Championship Adjourns In Berlin Match
The third game of the Lasker Ja pomowski world chess championship in Berlin was adjourned after a lengthy session. Lasker of New York and Ja pomowski of Paris split the game position at the adjournment, with the title clash continuing later.
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Manuel Lasker
New York
D. Japowski
Paris
Donts For The Hunter By Dick Bradley
A guide from Dick Bradley on safe ethical hunting practices for pointers and setters. Advises on early starts after frost, proper gear, spacing, patience at bird flush, safe muzzle handling, fair sharing of birds, and avoiding haste or bragging while emphasizing calm, respect for companions and responsible sport.
Yale Victory Fails to Scare Harvard Team
Boston Mass November 14 Harvard varsity football prepares for the Yale clash next Saturday with a clean bill of health. Coach Haughton emphasizes player endurance and avoids risking injuries by removing players when signs of distress appear. The squad will train two more days in the stadium before an outing to Farmington for final practice and the year’s decisive contest. The Crimson body remains confident this is one of Yale’s toughest opponents, buoyed by strong performances against Cornell and Dartmouth.
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Yale Eleven Practice Leads to Harvard Battle
Yale coach Coy plans full week of scrimmage Tuesday through Thursday with a signal drill Friday as Yale prepares for Harvard. The squad remains in peak condition and will field the same lineup used against Princeton, with Walter Camp and Tom Shevlin directing the coaching team and promising new tricks.
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Walter Camp
Tom Shevlin
Earlham Seeks Indiana Football Title With DePauw Win
Earlham claimed a shot at Indiana's secondary football title by beating Butler 17 to 0 in Richmond. A win over DePauw next Saturday would secure the undisputed crown, while DePauw victory would create a four-way tie among Bartham, Butler, and DePauw. Practice set on Reid field behind closed gates. Captain Butler is slated for the all star team.
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Quakers
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Reid
Trains for Syracuse Begin for Illinois Contest
Capt. Butzer leads Urbana UI team into Monday training as they prepare for Syracuse the final conference foe. Last season Syracuse defeated Illinois 17 to 8 in the east, and the visitors arrive as the first eastern eleven to play at Illinois field.
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Butzer
Syracuse
Illinois
Minor Leagues Converge For National Conference
Chicago Nov 14. Minor league magnates gather as President F B Carson calls for a powwow before the National Association reunion. Central league fate of Zanesville and Wheeling to be decided with potential moves to OH–PA league. George Moreland backs adding Wheeling and Zanesville to a ten club circuit. Messages from Sexton Farrell Cal Ewing McCreedy and others describe a full schedule at Congress hotel and Auditorium hotel. Jacksonville players Mullaney Lee Massing Downey Carter Bierman Manion face insubordination charges for boycotting a game in Macon over an spectator insult incident.
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George Moreland
Pittsburg
George
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New Castle
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National Association
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Lee
Massing
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Carter
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Macon
Russian Lion to Face Three in Handicap Match
George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion of wrestling will wrestle three men in a handicap bout at the Broadway Arsenal on Monday night. He aims to win recognition from Frank Goth for a return championship title match. Opponents are Cobalt Kid Harry Rensch and Mauris DeRitz the French Swiss.
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George Hackenschmidt
Broadway Irsenal
Frank Goth
Hackenschmidt
Cobalt Kid
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Badgers Fall to Minnesota After Stage Fright Quell
Wisconsin football players returned from Minneapolis where Minnesota defeated them. Coach Barry said the Badgers were beaten fairly but likely hindered by a bad case of stage fright in the first quarter of the game.
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