Indiana to face Purdue in key final practice clash
Indiana University prepares for the Purdue game with a light final practice. Probable lineup includes Hoover, Messick, Kimble, Dutter, Hatfield, Berndt, Roberts, Cunningham, Gills, Lewis, Winters. Bloomington welcomes a large visitor turnout and ante-arrangements to feed guests as student sweaters are awarded soon.
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Purdue
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Cunningham
Gills
Lewis
Winters
Bloomington
Lafayette
Indianapolls
Indiana
Paddock
Jordan Field
Ketchel and Papke Set for Fifth Middleweight Clash
New York reports a fifth bout between Billy Papke and Stanley Ketchel appears certain as Papke confirms a 158 pound offer and Ketchel may weigh 168 at ringside after weigh in. Papke bets 5000 on the result while Ketchel argues ring weight changes do not guarantee advantage.papke also says he can defeat the middleweight field and aims to let the referee count Steve out.
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New York
Billy Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Papke
Kewenee
Ketchel
Steve
Mission address by Rev Charles Brandt at Tabernacle
The Rev Charles Edwin Brandt of Chicago will address elders trustees and deacons of all Presbyterian churches at Tabernacle Presbyterian church Friday night on Foreign Missions.
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Charles Edwin Brandt
D. D
Chicago
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Long marriage ends in divorce after 40 years
Catherine Harden was granted a divorce from Tyre Harden in superior court Friday. She alleged abandonment. The couple had been married more than 40 years. She filed suit for divorce on November 9.
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Tyre Harden
Superior Court
Bradford Has Great Record by Brad Bradford
Bradford is described as the standout quarterback for Rose Poly in several key wins this fall. He intercepted a forward pass to cap a 95 yard touchdown against DePauw and scored all 12 points against Butler. He also starred on defense in the Kentucky game and scored versus Purdue.
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Rose Poly
Seeming
DePauw
Butler
Kentucky
Purdue
Strouse
Rockville
Washington Public School Football Teams Disband
Washington public school football teams announced their disbanding today following a Board of Education ban on the game due to accidents and deaths this season.
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Public Schools of
Washington
Board of Education
Match of Two Winning Teams Draws East West Talk
New York November 19. Football fans discuss a possible rematch between the Minnesota Michigan winner and Yale Harvard winner. The idea faces doubt as faculties may oppose and athletic directors say heads will not permit a game after the regular season.
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New York
Minnesota Favorite Over Michigan in Big Minneapolis Game
Minnesota welcomed Michigan at the depot with alumni and athletic officials guiding the Wolverines to the Plaza hotel. Coach Yost planned lineup with Capt. McGovern possibly playing after recovery from a broken collarbone. Minnesota held light drills at the Hippo drome as odds favored the Gophers ten to seven.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Yost
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Wolverines
Minnesota Board of Athletic Control
Plaza Hotel
Hippodrome
St. Paul
Capt. McGovern
McGovern
Chicago
Y M C A Wins in Business Bowling League
The Y M C A team won three games from the New York States in last night’s Business Bowling league action. The Blacks fell to the Lillys, and the Postoffice quintet swept the series over the Laycocka Gorrethers. A Y M C A player led individual scores with 220 in his first attempt.
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New York States
Blacks
Lillys
Postoffice
Laycocka Gorrethers
Promoter Faces Big Show With Jeffries and Gotch
Promoter H. H. Frazee brings Jim Jeffries, Sam Berger and Frank Gotch to Tomlinson hall for a three week, one night stand tour. Jeffries earns 3250 dollars weekly, Gotch a large fee, with 20 athletes under contract and a private car gymnasium for Jeffries. The tour opens bids for Jeffries Johnson on December 1 in New York.
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Jim Jeffries
Sam Berger
Frank Gotch
Tomlinson Hall
Jeff
New York
Johnson
Charley Olson
H. H. Frazee
Chicago
Jeffries
Gotch
Frazee
Harvard Captain Vows to Finish Yale Game Whatever the Odds
Harvard captain Captain Hamilton Fish Jr declares he will start and finish the Yale game at the Stadium tomorrow unless killed. He reports in top form after last week’s accident, insisting reports of his retirement are false as Yale players including Fred Daly Lowa and Vaughan prepare for a decisive clash. Coaches including Howard Jones and Walter Camp monitor final preparations as both camps focus on a high stakes intercity showdown.
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Hamilton Fish, Jr
Harvard Football
Yale
Norfolk Hunt Club
Medfield
Harvard
Fark
Auburndale
New Haven
Fred Daly
Walter Lowa
Harry Vaughan
Daly
Cambridge
Johnny Mack
Logan
Vaughan
Howard Jones
Walter Camp
Westminster Hotel
Griffith Arores Another Victory in Knoxville Bout
Billy Griffith of Cincinnati extended his winning streak by knocking out Tom Sullivan of Denver in the third round in Knoxville Tennessee. Griffith broke Sullivan's nose in the first round.
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Knoxville. Tenn
Billy Griffith
Cincinnati
Tom Sullivan
Denver
Sullivan
Carson Buys Gaylord Flats at 583 N Alabama St
David M. Carson purchased the Gaylord flats from Mr and Mrs Van R Low for sixty thousand dollars. The property at 583 North Alabama Street transfers ownership from the Low family to Carson as recorded in the transaction.
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Gaylord
David M. Carson
Gaylord Flats
Alabama Street
van R. Low
Jeffries Not Allowed To Show In Cincinnati
Mayor Galvin refused to issue a permit for a vaudeville show and sparring exhibition at Central Turner hall Thanksgiving afternoon with James J. Jeffries as the star. Eugene Luiz and promoter Mr. Lutz had planned a boxing bout but the mayor insisted no permit. He stated they did not want Jeffries in town and that arrangements would be altered accordingly.
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Jim Jeffries
Mayor Galvin
Eugene Luiz
James J. Jeffries
Central Turner Hall
Lutz
Jin
Mr. Galvin
Jeffries
Cincinnati Club Plans $50,000 Ground Upgrade
The Cincinnati baseball club announced plans to spend $50,000 to improve its grounds before the next season. The roof will be removed and 12,000 additional balcony seats will be added to increase capacity.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Cuban Pitcher Holds Tigers Without Hit in Havana
Pedroso a negro pitcher with Almendares held Detroit to no hits in 21 innings yesterday. He would have a shutout but for an error in the seventh as Almendares led 4 to 1. Hooke starred at short after replacing Bush, handling 12 chances.
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Pedroso
Almendares
Detroit
Hooke
Indianapolis
Bush
Lelivelt
Schmidt
Gonzales
Wild deer running at large in Lafayette country
Two reports reached police headquarters of a wild deer roaming the countryside near Montmorenci and Tippecanoe township. An inventory at Columbian park showed no missing deer. Police could not confirm origin or offer shooting guidance as the animal fled.
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Lafayette
Ind
Starry N. Styner
Montmorenci
Columbian Park
William P. Heath
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg Glubs After Fred Tenney
Pittsburg, Pa November 19 A scarce authoritative report says the world champions wish to add Fred Tenney to their lineup for next season. Fred Clarke supposedly told Barney Dreyfuss that securing Tenney at first base would nearly clinch another pennant for Pittsburg. Clarke reportedly believes Tenney is the peer of any NL first baseman and praises his ginger and keen game knowledge.
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Pittsburg
Fred Tenney
Fred Clarke
Barney Dreyfuss
New York
Clarke
Tenney
Conference Colleges to Consider Brutality
Chicago November 19 Football faces overhaul as University of Chicago Board of Physical Culture and Athletics condemns the gridiron as dangerous and pushes for rule changes to curb accidents. Coach A A Stagg to report the issue to conference reps with the Big Eight meeting this afternoon as the first western action amid mounting deaths and injuries. The world is tracking the rules committee of the United States Intercollegiate Association for decisive action.
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University of Chicago Board of Physical Culture and Athletics
Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Stagg
Western College
United States Intercollegiate Association
Abolish Football in New York High Schools
The New York Board of Education plans to abolish football following a board of superintendents’ plan, citing several recent deaths. The move would affect about 50,000 high school pupils statewide.
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New York
Holman Beats Sands in Billiard Con Test
Sands was defeated by Holman in a billiard contest held last night at the Board of Trade parlors, final score 16 to 1.
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Sands
Board of Trade
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