Third Term Factions and Roosevelt Favor Mentioned by Sullivan
John L Sullivan, in remarks to admirers at his editorial labors, discusses politics and religion with emphasis on Roosevelt and Bryan. He expresses Democratic leanings toward Roosevelt, doubts Taft, calls for limited Sunday booze openings, and comments on the Heveron vs O’Brien boxing bout, frame of reference for his views.
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McFarland Herman Bout Aims For 15 Rounds In Davenport
Governor Cummins orders strict enforcement of anti-prize fight laws as Packy McFarland and Kid Herman prepare for a 15 round main event in Davenport Iowa. Betting favors McFarland at 7 to 5 with crowds scouting the stockyards for odds while promoters tout a sparring frame. The Coliseum is set for 6 000 spectators with Biz Mackey and Young Wolgast in the semi and Young Mc Govern facing P Gise as preliminaries.
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Schmehl May Lose Six Day Walk With Bad Foot
Henry Schmehl may exit the six day walking match due to a lame foot as Dan O Leary continues. O Leary logged 144 miles by Thursday morning while Schmehl had 117. Cincinnati trainer Chris Cline treats Schmehl s foot. O Leary s ankles swollen from fast walking.
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The Sun Free Want Ads Now Open for Rooms to Rent
The Sun offers free want ads for vacant rooms with a ten word charge for three days. Advertisers are urged to use the space to reach readers quickly and economically.
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Two Football Accidents End Careers For Ken Inger Soll
Inger soll, once among Ohio’s top quarterbacks, was barred from football for life after arm and shoulder injuries from the Kenyon game. Surgeons warned of possible permanent disability, dimming Western Reserve’s state title hopes in the Case game at Thanksgiving.
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Michigan Needs More Coaches for 1908 Season
Special to The Sam reports that Yost will remain Michigan coach next year under a contract through 1909, with possible assistant help for ends and backs. Rumors of Dan McGugin joining are dismissed, and financial limits prevent graduate coaches. Michigan blames Referee Murphy for a recent loss to Pennsylvania rather than the Quakers.
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Final hard work ends for Manual and Shortridge teams
The Manual and Shortridge squads finish strenuous practice Thursday with light sessions Friday as coaches Siler and Miller prepare. Shortridge clings to hope despite tough odds, citing grit from Yale’s win and fielding claims at the North side school. Training school tackle’s semi pro baseball stint is noted, with eligibility certified by Principal Emmerich.
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Penn student suffers spinal fracture in Wallingford scramble
Frederick E. Platt, a University of Pennsylvania student, fractured his spinal column near the base of his neck during a friendly football scramble at his Wallingford home. Condition described as serious. he retains mental powers but has no sensation below the neck. The accident occurred Sunday afternoon.
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Wrestlers Willoughby Gehring Set For Thanksgiving Match
Walter Willoughby of Buffalo and Henry Gehring, a local middleweight, will wrestle a handicap match in Cleveland on Thanksgiving day. Hugh Kelly and Mike Schreck bout in Tonopah on Nov 28 appears canceled as Kelly requested an Inter date.
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President Roosevelt May Attend Yale Harvard Game
Cambridge Mass November 21 The hope that President Roosevelt will attend the Yale Harvard football game at Harvard stadium Saturday has risen as ten tickets were requested. Reports say he may arrive in Boston Friday night with his daughter Miss Ethel Roosevelt, but confirmation is not available.
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Zanesville Rejects Canton Central Franchise Offer
Zanesville Ohio Nov 21 local report refutes a South Bend claim that Zanesville bought the Canton Central league franchise. The Canton franchise and team were offered locally but the deal did not go through according to the dispatch.
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McGraw to Lead Giants Says Donlin in Indy
Ex Giant Mike Donlin declares John McGraw will again captain the New York Giants and disputes rumors of his departure for racing interests. Donlin notes Bresnahan is not suited to manage, praises McGraw, and cites possible outfield role if a favorable contract materializes. He also discusses league reforms and AA moguls seeking better treatment amid player-pool moves.
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Optimism at Harvard Ahead of Yale Clash
Harvard fans rally after a 22 to 0 loss to Dartmouth as Harvard eyes Yale. Writers note Harvard's season has revived, with Congdon out and Gant expected to open holes in Yale’s middle. Officials expect a hard battle, aiming not just for victory but to preserve football at Cambridge.
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Rival college clash headlines end of season slate
Football season draws to a close with Yale facing Harvard in a potential trench battle as a monster crowd is expected. West Point plays a final tuneup against Syracuse while Annapolis tests Virginia Poly in Philadelphia on November 30. Other notable matchups include Brown versus Amherst and Purdue versus Notre Dame.
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Jim Corbett Aims For The Four Hundred Circle
New York November 21 Jim Corbett says he hopes to join the social set of the Four Hundred and discusses fighters social ostracism. He explains he quit the ring to avoid hospitality tied to being a prize ox and to preserve finer sensibilities.
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High score marks in Independent bowling league
Laubert of the Deweys rolled a 223 high game on Wednesday night. Pope of the Federals and Sherman of the Deweys tied for second. Centrals fell to the Anonyms five times as the Manhattans beat the Federals and the Deweys defeated the Y M I s. The racing string left for New Orleans for winter racing under Trainer Brauler.
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Gavin Sets High Score in City Club Alleys
J Gavin of the Owls in the EFM league rolled 213 for the high individual score Wednesday night. The Owls lost to the Eagles while the Buzzards fell to the Guineas. The Crows defeated the Ravens in three games at City Club Alleys.
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Notre Dame Faces Tough Gridiron Week With Secret Practice
Notre Dame fears Purdue detectives scouting the Catholic defense may push the team to Chicago to face St. Vincent's college while the athletic department seeks funds. Johnny Talbott may miss the Illinois game and officials for the Butler Earlham clash are named. Germany Schulz is hailed as the era’s best center as Carlisle and Chicago Maroons prepare for a marquee matchup.
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Fair Huntress Embraces Sport Women Take Up Hunting in Indiana
Indiana women increase hunting licenses issued by the fish and game commission as more women venture into outdoor life. Deputy E. E. Earle notes the fad has faded and hunting by women is a genuine sport. Stores report surge in shotgun sales to women with many choosing lighter 20 and 16 gauge guns.
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Mueller Shows The Way In Cheyenne Scores
Mueller of the Cheyennes led the play with 226 and 204 as the Seminols League series resumed after a postposed Wednesday. Voigt of the winning team finished second with 210 points in three games. the Cheyennes lost all three.
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Comas top Thirteens in Elks Bowling match
Comas defeated the Thirteens as Peterson led with a 243 in the first game for high score. Crooke of the Thirteens posted 226, while Comas won two games by solid margins.
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