Butler and Miami Battle in Scoreless Tie at Park
In a tense venue at Washington Park Butler and Miami battled to a scoreless draw. Thomas and McCoy stood out with sharp play as neither side could convert chances.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
6
Thomas Chosen to Lead Butler Eleven
Cullen Thomas of the Butler team was elected to lead the Butler eleven for the next season in a diner by President T C Howe. Thomas, two year Butler captain, was backed by Ralph Batton and Albert Everhardt. Speeches followed by Coach McKay and others marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen Thomas
Butler
Pla
T. C. Howe
Thomas
Ralph Batton
Albert Everhardt
Batton
Everhardt
McKay
D. C. Brown
Athletic Association
Capt
Schortemeier
Moffatt
Jack Hinman
Bstelle Roberta
Butler and Miami Battle to a 0-0 Tie at Washington Park
In a fierce Thanksgiving Day clash at Washington Park, Butler and Miami played to a scoreless draw as both teams matched on offense and defense. Capt Thomas starred for Butler with strong kicking while Miami’s McCoy and levered defense kept the game even throughout. The Butler line held firm near goal as Miami pushed to nine feet, and the punting from Butler’s side proved pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Miarm and
Butter
Levering
Miami
Capt. Thomas
Butler
McCoy
Thomas
Thomas Teantt
Leach Button
Engie Speaker
aToese
Whitmai Roberts
Wilson Himmelbright
J. Mullane
McGinnis Wis, Marsh
Hurley Wad ZA
Burkhart
Prugh Higcaman, Clars, Badger
Butler Badger
Silvers, Potter
McCocapt Everhart
Clark Pavey
Sheldon
Chicago
Davis
Princeton
Esterline
Purdue
Tighe
Indiana
Akron Boxing Bout Opened by Prayer
In Akron Ohio on November 25 a boxing exhibition opened with a prayer by Dr. W E Beiderwolf at the Kilbane Kauffman bout before about 1500 spectators. Kilbane of Cleveland won a newspaper decision over Ben Kauffmann of Philadelphia after ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kilbane-Kauffman
W. E. Beiderwolf
Akron Athletic Club
Johnnie Kilbane
Cleveland
Ben Kauffmann
Philadelphia
Denver Captain Crowley Weds University Sophomore
Denver university football captain Clem Crowley married Miss Flavia Churchill a Denver sophomore two hours after the Thursday game with Colorado College. The plans were kept secret with only close friends present, ending a season marred by romance rather than records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Denver University
Clem Crowley
Denver Eleven
Colorado College
Flavia Churchill
Winamac Defeats Star City 26–0 for County Title
Special to The Sun Winamac Indiana Thanksgiving clash over Star City high school ended 26 to 0 as Winamac dominated on both sides, clinching Pulaski county season championship. Star City struggled offensively and could not match Winamac’s pace on the field.
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Winnamac
Ind
Star City High School
Winamac
Pulaski County
Football Brings Injuries to Jewell Ottawa Game
Satterfield of William Jewell broke his left arm and captain Roy Martin was knocked unconscious in the matchup with Ottawa. An Ottawa player dislocated a shoulder another tore a knee cap and several others suffered minor injuries in the game played in St Joseph Missouri on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Satterfield
William Jewell
Roy Martin
Ottawa
Insurgents Beat Talbotts 6 to 2 On Athletic Field
The Insurgents, a team of Phortridze high school boys, defeated the Talbotts nine Manual Training high school students 6 to 2 on the Athletic fields Thursday.
Linton Thwarts Washington High In Key Victory
Linton Indiana November 25 Linton crushed Washington High 12 to 0 to eliminate any chance of a gate title claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Washington
Gate
Logansport High Defeats Huntington 11 to 6
Logansport High School defeated Huntington Thursday with a score of 11 to 6 in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
Logansport High School
Mill End Sale At Bingers Sells Suits For 1178
A fragment notes a mill end sale at Bingers featuring a suit or overcoat priced at 11.78. Name J. Fran. Bate appears in the clipped text along with partial catalog details.
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Binger's
Fran. Bate
Navy and Army Prepare For Annual Gridiron Classic
Annapolis reports the Navy football team, 70 strong, leaving for Philadelphia to play Army in the annual Army Navy game. Right Half Clay and Left Tackle Douglas are nearly fit after minor injuries, with left tackle the only uncertain spot. Navy carries confidence despite Army's strong season record.
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Clay
Douglas
Navy
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Army
Berrian
Army Poised for Spectacular Army Navy Clash
West Point reports the Army football team in good form for the fifteenth annual game with Navy in Philadelphia. Both teams boast top talent this season, with Army riding a Yale win and Harvard close call, and Navy after a decisive Carlisle victory. Coach Kelley predicts an Army victory, though no score is given.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Philadelphia
Navy
Yale
Harvard
Carlisle
Temple
Kelley
Stagg Proposes Options to Improve Football Rules
University of Chicago athletic authorities defend 1910 football as safe and sane and predict recognition at the midway board of control meeting. Coach Stagg praises fewer accidents under the new rules and faculty experts plan to back anti jury features and seek another year of the rules.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Midway Board of Control
Stagg
Maroons
Auditorium Hotel
London Critics Debate Idaho Vermont Football Showdown
Londoners discussed Fridays clash between Idaho and Vermont aboard American warships. Idaho won 19 to 0 in a game critics label as a hybrid of rugby and wrestling. One reviewer jokes the sport should be called carry ball, noting hands dominated play and dreams of surgeons and bandages.
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London
Idaho
Vermont
Drop Kick Record Set at Bloomington Illinois Wesleyan
In Bloomington on November 25 a Western football team fielded by Quarterbay reportedly set a new drop kick record. Hiles booted the ball over the goal from the forty eight yard line during a game with Western Illinois Normal School at Illinois Wesleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Illinois Wesleyan University Am
Western Illinos- Normal School
Hiles
Eddie Coffey Signed by Fort Wayne Club
Eddie Coffey, once linked as a potential Fort Wayne manager, has been signed as a player by owner Varnell of Fort Wayne. His chance at managing the Billikens next season remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Eddie Coffey
Fort Wayne
Varnell
Coffey
Billikens
Various College Football Scores From Weekend Games
A list of numerous football results from colleges and high schools across the region including Purdue styled lineups with scores such as Pittsburg 11 over Pennsylvania State 0 and Kansas 5 over Missouri 5. Other matches include Syracuse 6 over St Louis university 0 and Navy Plebes 12 over Ailliersville 0 with multiple odd spellings and fragmentary team names.
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Butler
Brazil
Worthington
Linton H
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Marquette
Notre Dame
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State
Nebraska
Haskell Indians
Logansport High
Huntington
Rose Poly
Braddsley
Lawrenceburg
Latonia High
Syracuse
St. Louis Universty
South Dakota
Morningside
Manual
Ames
Drake
Creighton
Des Moines
Colorado
Colorado U
Denver
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Lafayette
Dickinson
Gettysburg
KF. Navy Plebes
Ailliersville
Muhlenberg
Carlisle Deserree
Brown
Carlisle
Georgetown
Idaho
Vermont
Johns Hopkins
Rose Poly All State Team Chosen By Clark Coach
Rose Polytechnic coach Clark selects an all state team across three squads. First team includes Berndt from Indians at left tackle and Stansell from DePauw at left guard, with Sholty from Indiana at center and Poggensee from Rose Poly at right guard. Notre Damians Dimmick at right tackle and Martin at right end anchor the line, Fish of Culver as quarterback, Gill of Indiana as left half, Mathews of Notre Dame as right half, and Carter of Purdue at fullback. Second and third teams list players from DePauw Notre Notre Dame Indiana Purdue Rose Poly Earlham Hanover and others with multiple positions.
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Clark
Rose Poly
Berndt
Indians
Stansell
DePauw
Sholty
Indiana
Offutt
Poggensee
Rose
Dimmick
Notre D
Martin
Notre Dar
Fish
Culver
Gill
Mathews
Carter
Purdue
Frisco Fight Betting Even On Outcome
The Nelson Moran bout headlines in San Francisco as fans prepare for Jimmy Coffroth's show at Louis Blot's arena. Both Moran and Nelson appear in peak condition and betting remains even money with large commissions on both fighters. Moran eyes a Wolgast shot and aims to win the title Saturday, while Nelson seeks the championship.
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Jimmy Coffroth
Louis Blot
Moran
Wolgast
Nelson
Johnson Langford heavyweight title bout eyed for London
Promoter Hugh McIntosh offers Jack Johnson $125000 plus expenses for a London bout with Sam Langford during coronation week next June. Johnson would need to post a $15000 guarantee to appear, per McIntosh proposal relayed to Langford manager Joe Woodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mars
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
London
King George
Joe Woodman
Langford
Hugh McIntosh
McIntosh
Johnson
Woodman
Babb May Be Landed As Wheeler Replacement
Reports from Terre Haute indicate that George Groeschow will be traded and if Eddie Wheeler cannot be signed by owner Smith the manager position will be offered to Charles Babb. Babb, longtime Memphis Southern League manager, would take over in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babb
South Bend
Ind
Terre Haute
George Groeschow
Smith
Eddie Wheeler
Charles Babb
Memphis
Navin forecasts Tigers pennant in 1911 season
Detroit owner Navin predicts the Detroit Tigers will win the pennant in 1911. He cites the Athletics dope maturing by spring and notes Plank and Bender had strong last seasons but aging limitations. He says Philadelphia cannot win without brilliant pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navin
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Athletics
Plank
Bender
Philadelphia
Autos Used To Hunt Rabbits In Kansas
In Hiawatha Kansas on the prairie near town farmers used automobiles to hunt jack rabbits with racing dogs. Three hundred cars joined in a drag chase sending thousands of rabbits to their end as two cars separated the field and bets were laid on the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Kas
Jack Rabbit
Kansas
Soldiers Surprise Nationals in Indianapolis Bowling Meet
The Nationals top in the league were surprised as Company B won two of three games. Indians rolled over the Marions to go 3-0 and posted a high team score of 1,109. Readouts from Y M C A alleys show Broadways beating Buainesas and Blacks defeating Parrys No. 2. Kiefer forfeited to Postoffice five. scores list players with totals across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Indianapolis
Indians
Marions
Broadways
Buainesas
Blacks
Kiefer
Tetzlaff in Lozier wins in fast time
Los Angeles Nov. 25 In the Santa Monica road races Ted Tetzlaff won the heavy stock car race over 151.506 miles in 2 hours 4 minutes 10.5 seconds, an American road race record. He also won the free for all in 2 hours 49 minutes 59 seconds. Frank Dearborn on a Fiat set a world speed mark on the 8.417 mile loop in 6:28 for 78 mph. Other class winners included Maxwell on a 231 cubic inch light car in 1:42:51 and Duro on a 231-300 cubic inch light car in 1:41:04. Teammate Clarence Smith finished second in the second section. The Apperson, Tsotta, and Fiat entries did not finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Ted Tetzlaff
Tetzlaff
Frank Dearborn
Fiat
Maxwell
E. H. Fancher
Stayer
Oakland
Duro
J. McKeague
Clarence Smith
Lozier
Pope-Hartford
Bert Dingley
Ted Tetzinff
Pope Hartford
Knox
Joe Nikrent
Apperson
Ohio
Tsotta
Bondsman sold to Western Breeder for 11000 dollars
The western buyer R Wilson of Portland acted for Capt. McCann to take The Bondsman west for breeding after the stallion sold at Madison Square Garden Old Glory sale for 127 blooded horses totaling 99690 pounds and averaging 786 dollars. Over four days fifty five horses brought 243015 dollars averaging 956 each.
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New York
R. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Capt. McCann
Madison Square Garden
Boxing carnival canceled by city boxing ban order
Anderson Indiana November 25. Local boxing fans faced disappointment as a planned Thanksgiving night boxing carnival was canceled after the police board issued a special order banning boxing exhibitions permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Hack Fail To Throw Gianpole As Agreed
Buffalo November 25 Frank Gotch the wrestling champion remains favored to keep his title after a handicap bout with Hackenschmidt and Zybyszko Thursday night Hackenschmidt failed to throw Zybyszko twice within an hour nor pin his shoulders to the mat.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Zybyszko
Webster Gains Split Decision In Poor Bout At Vernon
In a twilight 20 round bout at Vernon Los Angeles on November 25 Danny Webster defeated Charley White by decision. Referee Charley Eaton called the contest among the poorest exhibitions he ever saw noting Webster fought steadily while White relied on clinching and wrestling tactics. Webster focused on body work and crowding White, who used holds to neutralize his opponent.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Danny Webster
Charley White
Chicago
Vernon
Charley Eaton
Webster
White
Charley
Danny
English champion Shrubb defeats Longboat in fifteen mile race
Alfie Shrubb the English champion professional distance runner won against Tom Longboat the Indian in a fifteen mile race at Mechanic's hall. Shrubb finished in 1 hour 26 minutes 33 seconds marking a three quarters of a lap margin.
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Longboat
Boston
Alfie’ Shrubb
Tom Longboat
Mechanic’s Hall
Shrubb
Race track stables burn at Harlem track in Chicago
Fire destroyed the Harlem race track stables on Thursday causing about $75,000 in losses. Firemen fought to save the grandstands betting ring and other buildings on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlem
Marquette and Notre Dame Play Football to Tie Five Five
Marquette and Notre Dame played to a 5 to 5 tie in Milwaukee with strong Marquette drives in the second half. Notre Dame scored on a fumble by Marquette near its ten yard line after a first quarter pass miscue. Notre Dame failed on its extra point while Marquette executed multiple plunges and passes to reach Notre Dame’s one foot line before a change of possession.
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Marquette
Notre Dame
Essen
Kelly
Martin
Brennan
Penn Quakers Defeat Cornell 12 to 6 on Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania football team beat Cornell 12 to 6 on Franklin Field. Penn scored with two touchdowns and goals, while Cornell added two goals from placement by quarterback Butler.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Quakers
Butler
Brown Defeated by Carlisle 15-6 in Tough Battle
Providence report: Brown fought a stubborn Carlisle Indians defense Thursday. Brown scored twice and added a field goal, but Carlisle roared back in the third period to seal a 15 to 6 win. The Indians overwhelmed Brown with decisive drives and held firm in the final minutes.
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Providence
R. 1
Brown
Carlisle Indians
Flell
Rose Poly Triumphs Over Bradley Tech in 42 to 60 Victory
Rose Poly defeated Bradley Tech from Peoria 42 to 60 on Thanksgiving in Terre Haute Indiana. The Engineers’ star Rose Poly has now scored 137 points this season while opponents total 90. Vanderbilt and Notre Dame were among teams the Engineers faced this year.
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Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Ind
Bradley Tech Bunch
Peoria
Rosé
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
Suit from Woolen Mill Ends at Eleven Seventy Five
Ends from our woolen mill feature suit or overcoat options cut to your measure at 11.75 dollars. S J Singer & Sons advertise from 43 West Washington Street with ready made and tailored options.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
West Washington Street
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