Big Weekend Showdowns Crown Final College Football Slate
Yale faces Harvard in the pivotal game as the season closes for major programs. Purdue aims to upset Michigan with a showdown at Lafayette while Minnesota holds the West title chasing Minnesota. Cornell leads scoring, Yale and Harvard clash in New Haven, and several east coast matchups shape the final weekend as reform rules limit scoring and small teams gain ground.
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Pennsylvania
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Army
Navy
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Princeton
Yates
West Point
Hrown
Providence
Villa Nova
Syracusy
Annepolis
Virginia Polytechnic
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Friday 1906
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer warns readers to transact business before 1 p m on Friday November 23 1906. Those with a birthday on this date face quarrels and a harassing year in money and family affairs. A child born that day is irritable and may have difficulties growing up. If a female, marriage prospects appear unhappy.
Horse Thief Sentenced in Indiana Reformatory
Lebanon Indiana November 22 Joseph Shepherd credited with stealing a horse fed bogey and later taking a rig at Columbus was given an indeterminate sentence in the Jeffersonville reformatory.
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Sui Lebanon
Ind
Joseph Shepherd
J. M. Turner
Columbus
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Wooden Indian on the Go at The Battery in Elkhart
Nng Cuppy and Lou Criger report a traveling wooden Indian in their cigar shop The Battery in Elkhart. The nomadic figure allegedly signs with Clark Griffith, visits cities from Indianapolis to New Orleans, even sending postals and briefly reappearing, then vanishing again with a new adventure.
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Cleveland
Lou Criger
Boston
Battery
Elkhart
Low
United States
Cuppy
Criger
Indianapolis
Bilt
Wim
St. Louis
Hatters
Sen
San
Herman Bachr
Clark Grifith
New Orleans
Harriman and Root Report Harmony Over Kansas City Talks
Elihu Root and Edward H. Harriman declare full accord on key issues discussed at Kansas City. Harriman says any apparent difference with the secretary of state is negligible and unworthy of notice as their testimonies align during a Chicago-bound rail trip.
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Chicago
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Edward H. Harriman
Harriman
Kansas City
Kensas City
Root
Teller Under Arrest for Embezzlement in Cincinnati
Special to The Boss reports Bartholo G Cavagna, a receiving teller at the First National Bank of Cincinnati, was arrested by US Marshal Eugene Tn Lewis last night on embezzlement charges. The terse notice notes the arrest occurred in Cincinnati on November 22.
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Cincinnati
Bartholomew G. Cavagna
Ela
United States
Eugene Tn Lewis
Placing Senate Jobs Meeting In Senate Chamber Friday
Republican senators will meet in the senate chamber Friday afternoon to discuss organizing the body and selecting clerical staff. Several applicants are named, including W. W. Huffman of Anderon and Julian D. Hogate of Danville for secretary of the senate.
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Senate
Hugh Th. Miller
Leutenant
State Senate
Senate Chamber
W. W. Huffman
Anderoan
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Ter
Baseball gossip and contracts stir crowded sports page
Sport items note McIntyre and Brooklyn contract issues with no reserve clause, impending divorces, Sudhoff selling clothes in St. Louis, Abe Attell’s wealth enabling an $8000 Los Angeles home, Cantillon and Schaefer’s possible Behlafly Detroit swap, Duffy’s coin woes, Jeffries to referee a heavyweight bout in Los Angeles with a high fee, Herrmann waterlines no advance money, Buck Ewings debated as top ball player, and Bun’s want ads offering ten prizes for three days.
Fighters Failing Youth: Boxers Start Too Young
A column argues fighters and horses alike are overworked too early. It cites McGovern, Corbett, Hanton, Nell, and Nell as examples of early starts leading to worn careers. Attell’s speed is praised for delaying ruin, but warns against forcing rapid development in any athlete or animal.
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Terry McGovern
Tours
Cordent
Eildla Kabion
Frankie Neil
Hames
Jist
Nell
Hanlon
Neil
Prankle Nell
Toiddle Horton
Harry Forbes
Jem Bowker
Altell
Herry Baker
A &A
Dan Patch
Crescels
Major Delmar
Swest Marle
Dillon
Harry Baker
Attell
Yell Practice Planned At Short Tlge High School
Announcement states daily yell practice during the ad period to build rooting for the team ahead of Thanksgiving. Tickets for the game will be on sale at the high school Monday morning.
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Tlige High School
Harry Lewis arraigned in murder case over boxing death
Special to The Saw Grand Rapids Mich Nov 2 Harry Besterman also known as Harry Lewis was charged by the coroner's jury with murder after Mike Ward died following a Thursday boxing match He was arraigned in superior court on Wednesday pleaded not guilty and was held on a $10000 bond He broke down crying saying he will never wear a glove again
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Harry Lewis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry Besterman
Mike Ward
Lewis
Bartl Wins Hard-Fought Wrestling Bout in Canada
Fred Bartl of Marion former welterweight champion wrestler defeats Chicago London Inet night, winning 1:18 into the match before a 22 minute rematch leads to a forfeit to Daril Alex. Swanson of Terre Haute challenges the winter.
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Apedal
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Fred Bartl
Canada
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London
Barth
Daril Alex
Swanson
Terre Haute
Big Leaguer May Help Apostles In 1907 Race
Tencon of St Paul complains about last season’s handling by Dick Padien Randied and plans to add five players to boost the Aposties in 1907. Targeted additions include pitcher Jacobson from the St Louis Americans, a lefty with potential, and Pete O’Brian who may return to St Paul if Gannon can woo him from St Louis. McAlear must acquire strong infielders to justify waivers on O’Brian.
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St. Paul
Dick Padien
Blane
Lennon
Jacobson
St. Louis Americans
Jake Stabin
Senators
Aschenbach Likely to Manage Apostles in Buffalo or St Paul
Alterations in managerial duties at Buffalo and St Paul are reported as negotiations continue. Aschenbach of Cincinnati has ended his link with Scranton and is in Buffalo for talks with club officials, with strong odds he will lead the Apostles in the American Association.
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Alter
Aschenbach
Cincinnati
Buffalo
St. Paul
American Association
Thoroughbred racing card results at San Francisco meets
Race results from Bennugs and San Francisco listings show multiple events with handicaps open selling steeplechases and mile distances. Notable entries include Nangy Donna Elvira and Follow On Mt Henry Ame, plus offices like Sally K Am buratine and Agile. Times range from 1:01 to 2:07 across 24% mile to 14-16 mile races.
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Monfort
Miller
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Donna Elvira
Chevy Chase
Olerano
A. Smith
Mt. Henry
Horner
Winifred A
Wirebrand
McDaniel
Ty Chippewa
Belle Btrome
Millers
Sally K. Amburatine
Slath
A Miller
Dainty
Leonard Jon Hayman
Gan Prancisco
Firet Rece
Sevental
Duwan
Marion Rose
Gemmall
Seyond
Xinapp
Jack Little
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Shor
Mini May Bowdleh
Logistika
Hopp
Dusty Miller
Ramus
Dolinda
C. Ross
Christine A
Timo
Urlonge
Knapp
Aven
Lisaro
St. Francis
Negro to Lead White Students at University of Vermont
Burlington Nov. 2 For the first time in the history of the University of Vermont a colored student has been elected captain of an athletic team The football squad selected Fanwick I Watkins of Burlington as captain for next season Watkins a Burlington High School graduate earned praise as one of the state’s best all round prep athletes He played football basketball and baseball last year and was a left halfback noted for many tackle downs
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Fanwick I. Watkins
Watking Sa
Eneter
Beck
Siler Robbed Corbett of Victory at Carson City
The account describes a Carson City wrestling bout where George Siler counted Corbett out, amid disputed timing by referee Mardin of Queensbury. Witness Billy Muldoon and Lon Houseman criticized the timing, claiming Siler miscounted and Corbett should have won in the 1st round before Fitz recovered to win.
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Carson City
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Vie Higgres Tolvtulee
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George Harding
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Corbet
Mulinon
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Biler
Carbatt
Muldoon
Fitz
Yanger Slips Further In Bout With Haldwin
Benny Yanger, once near champion, failed to punish and slid downward in a 16 round decision to Matty Haldwin Baldwin won with little punishment by Yanger, in Boston Massachusetts on November 22.
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Sum Bostok
Maes
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Terry McGovarn
Matty Haldwin
Baldwin
Yanger
Tex Rickard Disturbed After Long Court Wait
Tex Rickard spent most of the day in Chicago hunting for his attorney. When found, the attorney wanted the cage trial moved to court and asked the patient photographer to wait. Rickard waited four hours and then left.
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Chicago
Tex Rickard
Cage
Tex
Miscelisanaus and local notes in a 19th century ad
Fragmented classifieds and notices show prices for lunch and various goods. A noisy jumble mentions a nectar phrase and a bum offer. Names and places are unclear, with scattered references to whisky and sales. The readable bits suggest a bustling street page with advertisements and notices.
Crows and Owls Clash as Eagles Slump in League Standings
In a tight Eastes league matchup, the Crows defeat the Owls while Griffin of the Owls posted a top score of 197 and Scanlon followed with 18. The Eagles, Ravens, and Owls show varied results as teams fight for upper positions. Individual scores are listed for City Club Alleys participants and Elks Alleys events. The Pluter team saw Carter roll 201, the only double century in the series, with Ziegler and Hats also notable.
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Dalton
Gorey
Gale
L.carson
Begnan
Rhea
T.connor
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Iene
Maroney
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O'Conor
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Frazer Emerges as Cubs Pitching Target
Chicago November 2 Chink Frazer a veteran pitcher is eyed by manager Frank Chance as a potential addition for next season. Cincinnati reportedly asked waivers from several clubs and Chicago declined to waive, opening talks to acquire Frazer for the Cubs’ staff.
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Chink Frazer
Cubs
Veneran
Frank Chance
Cincinna
West Side
Frazer
Yost to Quit Michigan Coaching Rumors Fly
Special to The ARBOR. Nov 2 rumors claim Coashy Yout of the University of Michigan may quit coaching. He has hesitated to retire despite calls to leave football, noting coaching pay does not support his living. He remains a thorough sportsman and would be a distinct loss to the game if he steps away.
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Arbor
University of Michigan
Yost
Bowling Peacock Leads Independent League Awards
Bowler Peacock of the Blue Ribbons tops the Independent league as best bowler with a 233 in Wynecore and the high average of 25. Boyle of the Deweys claims second high score with 5. Royal and Reliance tie for first after six wins, while Blue Hibbons drop Vorbeth and the Manhattans sweep the Deweys in four games.
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Acore
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Reliance
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Blue Hibbons
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Oregons
Manhattans
Sherring Will Not Race Again In Hamilton Runabouts
Hamilton’s Olympic marathon champion William Sherring announces retirement from long distance racing. He praises Hamilton’s support after winning in Athens and says he will avoid further races, though may occasionaly compete in exhibitions. He recalls home welcome, a $10,000 gift, a house, and the town’s passion for marathon events.
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York
William Sherring
Athens
Greece
Sherring
Hamton
Ont
Jack Marin
Hamilton
Arishe
Miller Rides Three Winners at Bennings
Special to The Sum from Washington D C November 2 Miller was the magic cry again at Bennings as Little Brooklyn rider Miller won three races out of five and had one horse into the show money. He piloted Monfort in the first, Economy in the fifth, and Agile in the sixth, all at favorable odds.
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Bennings
Brooklyn
Toda
Chee
Woolwich
Monfort
Economy
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