Yale hero Coy leads Yale eleven in victory tale
Princeton New Jersey November 16 Edward H Coy the Yale hero in the Princeton Yale game is hailed as a youthful athletic phenomenon at Hotchkiss school early training and as field captain after Captain Burch injury. At 20 he stands six feet tall, weighs 190 pounds, and is praised to defeat Harvard next Saturday in New Haven.
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New Haven
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Billiards Schedule Sets Week of Board of Trade Tourney
The weekly bil liard schedule lists Nusbaum versus Holmes on Monday, Buskirk versus Sands on Tuesday, Gant against Landis on Wednesday, Rosener versus Dark on Thursday, and Thornton versus McClevey on Friday at the Board of Trade tourney.
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Nusbaum
Holmes
Buskirk
Sands
Gant
Landis
Rosener
Dark
Thornton
McClevey
Football games for Saturday slate of clashes
Indiana faces Purdue at Lafayette and Yale plays Harvard in New Haven. Carlisle meets Minnesota in Minneapolis while Chicago battles Wisconsin in Madison. Illinois hosts Northwestern in Champaign as Vanderbilt visits Washington University in St Louis. Yale tames Harvard. Cornell meets Trinity in Ithaca. West Point hosts Villanova. Annapolis welcomes Virginia Tech. Haverford plays New York at Merseyside. Michigan hosts Syracuse. Lafayette faces Lehigh at Easton. W and J meets Wayneburg at Washington PA. Dickinson plays St Mary’s at Carlisle.
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Purdue
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Carlisle Indians
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Illinois
Northwestern
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Iowa City
Drake
Iowa
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Irvington
Franklin
Orono
Bowdoin
Maine
Creighton
Delaware
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Long Run Wins Over New Palestine In Football Clash
West Parks defeated New Palestine 10 to 5 after a first half with two touchdowns and no goals. In the second half West Parks sealed the win with a 60 yard run by right end Lincione on a forward pass.
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West Parks
New Palestine
Lincione
Lexington boy battalion dies at horse farm
Jean Beraud a 12 year old battalion named by His Highness Carrie C and Sensation died yesterday morning at William Steele's Horse Haven Farm from acute indigestion.
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Lexington
Jean Beraud
Battallion
Carrie C
Sensation
William Steele
Horse Haven Farm
Kid McCoy's Three State Lightweight Championship Claim
Norman Selby recounts how Kid McCoy claimed lightweight titles in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky through self made fights in Indianapolis Akron and beyond. He details early training with Pete Treator private bouts, tricks in the ring, and the tough path to a declared title amid scarce earnings and rough venues.
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the Sun
Charles
Kid) McCoy
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Norman Selby
Pete Treator
Pete
Letes
Brill
Mr. Brills
Mr. Brill
Little
Darky
Dan Creedon
Kid McCoy
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sporting
George Bennett
Heathman
Akron
McCoy
Sentinel
Bennett
Brydon Again In Control Of Bowling Game
Postmaster Robert H. Bryson was elected president of the Indianapolis Bowling Association at a Sunday meeting. Officers named include C. F. Baron, vice president, and William F. Berner, secretary and treasurer. The city tournament runs Dec 21 to Jan 6 at Marion club alleys with entry closes Dec 17 and a $2 fee. The event will be handicap with five-man teams and 18 entering as scratch bowls. To compete nationally, members must join the local association.
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Indianapolis Bowling Association
Marion Club
Bryson
L. G. Buddenbaum
Buddenbaum
Congress
Indianapolis
C. F. Baron
William F. Berner
Marion
Harvester unbeaten champion garners price offer from England
Memphis nov 16 E Geers veteran driver and trainer reports Europe still values the trotting horse The Harvester undefeated 3 year old Grand Circuit champion refused sale at any price after a 40000 offer The Harvester never lost a race heat or break and posted a 208% mark costing 9000 as a two year old owner August Uhlen plans future campaigns While awaiting new achievements Geers holds him in reserve with no time limit set.
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Tenn
America
E. Geers
Europe
Geers
England
August Uhlen
Marion Club Prepares For Wabash Independent Title Showdown
The Marion club eleven trained yesterday for Saturday’s match with Wabash A. A. for the state independent football championship. A soccer curtain raiser and Indiana Purdue game reports will be posted. Wabash has long held the state title.
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Marion Club
Wabash A. A
Wabash
Reds Fall to Almendares 1–0 in Havana Exhibition
In front of 15000 fans in Havana on November 16, Almendares pitcher Mendez shutout the Cincinnati Reds, yielding only a single infield hit by catcher Miller Huggins as the Reds were held to one scratch hit.
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Cuba
Cincinnati Reds
Mendez
Almendares
Cincinnati
Miller Huggins
Tigers Win Pennant By Terrific Slugging
The Detroit Tigers clinched the pennant via strong hitting as the American League issue shows six of the first 11 sluggers from the Jennings group. Ty Cobb led the line with a .324 average, Criss tops the league at .341, and Sam Crawford closely follows. Team totals also showcase Tigers with the best marks in hits and runs.
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Robert McRoy
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Tigers
Dode Criss
Browns
A. L
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Criss
Sam Crawford
Tyrus
Matty McIntyre
Rossman
Matty
Ownie Bush
Big Claudius
Germany
Schaefer
Charley O’leary
Detroit
George Mullin
McIntyre
Gec
Dougherty
White Sox
Bill Bradley
Cleveland
Crawford
S.H. S.B. Ave
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St. Louis
Delehanty
Washington
Boston
Gessler
Thomas
Thielman
Hemphill
New York
MelIntyre
Rozsmian
Bush
Stovall
Schweitzer
Orth
Lajoie
Bess Lokedaks
Philadelphia
Asters Sreneeen
Boxing Schedule Promises Week of Fights Across Cities
The card lists Monday bouts in Philadelphia and New Haven with Harry Lewis facing Willie Lewis and Percy Cove meeting Young Love. Tuesday features Wilkes Barre and Reading showdowns including Harry Jones versus Eddie Chambers and Pady Lavin against Jim Bonner. Wednesday brings Tommy Murphy versus Packey McFarland in Philadelphia and Joe Walcott versus Jack Robinson in Boston with Friday highlighting Grover Hayes against Young Mitchell in Philadelphia.
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Young Love
Percy Cove
New Haven
Wilkesbarre
Harry Jones
Eddie Chambers
Mike McDonough
Tom Crawford
Reading
Pady Lavin
Jim Bonner
Boston
Joe Walcott
Larry Temple
Tommy Murphy
Packey McFarland
Jack Robinson
National A A U indoor championships set for Madison Square Garden
The National A A U indoor championships will be held at Madison Square Garden on November 3 and December 1. Ralph Rose is set to compete against Wesley Coe in the shot put event.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ralph Rose
Wesley Coe
McGraw Confident In Marquard Buy For Giants
John J. McGraw says he was not buncoed in paying 11000 for pitcher Rube Marquard. Ira Thomas reports Marquard will surprise next year, praised for speed control and a sharp curve. Bush lauds his bunts defense, noting nerves at Polo Grounds as a factor in a poor outing.
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Giants
Buncoed
Indianapolis
Rube Marquard
Ira Thomas
Thomas
McGraw
Cubs
Tigers
Ira
Marquard
Bush
Rube
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
CAVANNA AUTO RACES TO BE THRILLING EVENTS
Savannah Ga November 16 The principal autumn sport will be the grand prize race by the Automobile Club of America at Savannah on Thanksgiving day. A small car race will be run the day before, over a ten mile course, with the big car event covering two miles and totaling 400 miles. The gold cup prize is $5,000. Both races are international in scope.
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Savannah
Automobile Club of America
Chatham County
Mystery surrounds death of Mrs. Julia Stahl
Boston, Nov 16. Mrs Julia Stahl widow of Chick Stahl the famous Boston baseball player who died by suicide in 1907 was found dead early today in the doorway of a tenement at No 7 Ellery Terrace South Boston. She wore rich attire and no cause or manner of death is yet known. Stahl’s home was Fort Wayne Ind.
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Julia Stahl
Chick” Stahl
West Baden
Ind
Ellery Terrace
Stahl
Fort Wayne
Indiana and Purdue Clash as State Rivalry Heats Up
Indiana and Purdue meet Saturday in a crucial football clash to determine the state runner-up to Notre Dame. Indiana seeks a win after a winless season to salvage pride, while Purdue aims to reset after a slow start. The day also saw eastern power Pennsylvania crushes Michigan and Yale rebound to beat Princeton, with scores and results from other campus games across the nation.
Minors Demand Representative On Commission
Special to The Indianapolis Sun from New York reports the Eastern League and American Association poised for a baseball war over representation. President O'Brien and Patsy Powers plan to push for seats on the national commission board, challenging the current all moguls leadership and fueling talk of a third major league.
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New York
Eastern League
American Association
Preshdant O'Brien
Association
Patsy Powers
National Commission Board
National Commission
Farmer Pays Respect To Pitcher Brown
In Lecker Indiana on November 16 Mordecai Brown the three fingered Chicago Cubs pitcher was mistaken for a poacher after a covey of quail on Henry Plass farm. The farmer planned to bring the trespassers before a justice but Brown's hand confirmed his identity and the farmer invited the hunters to dinner and granted permission to hunt the acres.
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Ind
Mordecai Brown
Henry Plass
Pitcher Brown
Chicago Cubs
Brown
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