Amherst tackle predicts eastern football finish
Frank Pierce, Amherst tackle, forecasts the eastern football champion. He picks Tennessee to win, with Harvard second, Princeton third, Yale last among the Big Four. He doubts any eastern squad can beat all four, mentions Brown and Cornell as potential strong challengers, and cites a possible Michigan game as pivotal.
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Cincinnati
Frank Pierce
Amherst
University of Tennsylvvania
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Pierce
Franken School
Cnching
Chucintall Wat Y Huey
Mr Cent
Dts
Intetin
Tharverd
Tennsylvania
Skirtard
Kewl
Brown
Perhapa
Cornell
Columbia
Michigan
Moiese
Sporting of all Sorts and Boxing Notes Across Cities
Benny Yanger plans a limited comeback with Willie Spravilin in Detroit. Jockey Eugene Hildebrand faces a lifetime ban after a steward’s ruling. Boxers Eddie Santry and Pat Keneady duel in Indiana as baseball figures like McGinnity and Clymer are discussed. Naval League race details and college football coach notes appear, along with crooked racing frauds and a Chicago racing crackdown.
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Benny Yanger
Willie Spravilin
Detroit
Yanger
George Dyzon
Dixon
Three Promising Missouri Players Highlight Team Outlook
The Mussouianiversny football outlook shows HW Anderson sidelined by malaria fever while McLean and Assistant Coach Akerson train 25 players for main practice. Seven players remain in graduation, with Titman and Molt among the vets, and A K Leerstet listed at center as the team adapts to new roles.
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Columbia
Mussouianiversny
Anderson
Jones
McLean
Akerson
Jenkins Defeated by Alamed Degrull in London Match
Special to the Sun London October 1 Alamed Degrull the Turk defeated Tom Jenkins the American in two straight falls in a catch can bout for a side purse of 770 francs. Degrull, taller and heavier, won the first fall in 1 minute 4 seconds and the second in 2 minutes 4 seconds. It is understood Madrall will challenge George Hackenschmidt the Russian champion.
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London
Madrall
George Hackerschmidt
Riv ‘Sian
Tuesday's Baseball Scores Wander Through The League
The National League matchups listed include New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St Louis. In the American League Cleveland at Boston Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington and St Louis at Philadelphia are noted with battery pairings and scattered scores.
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New York
Clymnnat
Philadelphia
Chicago
Roston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Louis
Philadelpha
Oleans
Buchanan and Spencer
Coakley
Schreck
Batterign
Patton
Hrydon
Lane
Tannehill
Donovan
Warner
Newton
Chesbra
Kiernan
Hobank
Kitson
Drill
Mogg
Connor
National League
Lon. Pee
Pittyburs
Louis Av
Rowton O
Rooklyn
Jones
Dexter Uses Knife in Exhibition Brawl Wounding Player
Des Moines report says Charles Dexter, catcher for the Des Moines Western League team, attacked first baseman H. Bateman of Milwaukee during an exhibition series. Dexter, intoxicated, stabbed Bateman. Bateman is fatally wounded or seriously injured. The incident occurred Monday night in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Charles Dexter
H. @. Bateman
Harper Signs Contract With Local Polo Team
George Harper, standout goalie on the momn apalix polo team, sent his signed contract to Manager Cohen. Other players are expected to return their contracts within the next two weeks. Harper was among the best goal tenders in the league last year.
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George Harper
Momnapalix
Cohen
Harper
Swear Words and Courtroom Tales From The South
A montage of gossip and social commentary includes a North Carolina court scene where a witness questions a defendant’s sanity, a New Orleans witty piece on flirtatious men, and an essay on the habit of swearing. The items mix anecdotes about court, women, and manners with regional opinions from newspapers like the Charleston News and Courier and Kansas City Times.
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North Carolina
Small
Lareens
Abe
Bill Skianer
Hugh
Tarleson News and Courier
New Jersey
England
May extradite them after they're dead
Gaynor and Greene, two American convnetors charged with fraudulent dealings tied to the Savannah harbor works, fled to Canada after retreating. The U S won rounds in Canadian courts, granting stays, but a recent writ of habeas corpus was recorded, with a two week window to appeal.
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Gaynor and
Greene
Savannah
Canada
Wen
Goberlin Carter
United States
Gagner
Greens
Langmore
Players Mannerisms Highlight Baseball Legends
A garbled survey of ball players notes distinctive stances and gestures for stars like Bowerman Bresnahan and McGraw. It contrasts unique walks, poses, and behaviors, praising some calmness while others show demonstrative flair amid a spirited game culture.
Frank Hahn In Demand In National League Circles
Cincinnati reports Frank Hahn, released by the Reds, is in demand as teams seek pitching help. Rumors place him in talks with Pinabore and Chicago management for next season. Chance of Chicago signing him grows after hearing his strong spring work. Local memory recalls Exbert Phelps, a former Louisville player, who faced Tim Hurst and discussed colored status with the umpire.
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Billy Clemer
Columbus
Clymer
Mertes
Bowerman
Bresnahan
Frank
Wisconsin
Aibert
Verigst
Deviin Atlitinta
Dersey Farmer
Dennys
Mike
Cingennati
Pfrank Atu
Reds Ag
Hotag
Pinabore
Chloe Conferrico
Ald
Shone Te Tan
Brad Chorke
Hadi
Hin
Biter
Mauagre Chance
Chicago
Uwhag
le Hag
Cuba
Horst Sally
Exbert Phelps
Mid Ball Park
Ernest
Louleville
Te Heramo Fabric
Kenest
Tim Hurst
Horst
Hurt
Epvforth League
Post Season Games for New York Philadelphia Chicago
Schedule details list best of seven post season series between New York and Philadelphia and between New York and Chicago. Umpires Hank O Day and Jacek Sheridan named. Admission price noted as IZ. Dates October 1 through October 16 with games in Philadelphia New York Chicago and alternates.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hank O'Day
National Weigne
Jacek Sheridan
Nepdaty
National Com
Chireng
Cicagen
Atew York
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Eugene Hildebrand
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Thal
Pappapaheodarokoum
Mount
Hddie Santry
Pat Keneady
Don Nichols
The
Crimson
Hervard
Carnell
Herter
Panadelphia
Comiskey
McGinnity
Hugh Gillis
Nelam
Oceh
Meek Wong
Ayebte
Ite Orrheth
Farieune
Jin
Hanlon
National Commission
Amon Rusie
Vincennes
Ind
Cincinnati Meda
Hoelaketter
St Louis
Naval League
Cy Seymour
Hans Wagner
Seymour
Wagner
Baymour
Northwestern
James
McCornack
William Bf. Armatrong
Oakmont
Moort la
Marvin
George Gardner
Louisville
Hart
Gardner
Britex
Jack McCormick
Ting
Frank Ainky
Foster Sanford
Burr Chamberlain
Ralph Bloomer
Jack Owsley
Billy Delaney
Jeffrery
Slyce Kaufman
Harry Foley
Irisco
Kaufman
Pagnda
Foy
Foley
Noodles
Lahn
Clela i Mitl
Chicaxo
Jake Weimer
Ctielman
Corrigan
Condon
Wayeemacy
Corrt
Sporting Term Illustrated
Nan
Otto F. Steffel
Steffel
Colonial Girl
OF Missouri University
Desse Jx
Titman
Sear
Earl Molt
Las Bren
Wea
Leerester
Salisbury
Webster Girores
Jorhes
Andy
Carl Hoff, L. G
Tiltatan
Jenkins
Ahmed Medrali
AC Chicago
Cheaga
Phildelphia
King Nichol
Dean
Dexter
Bateman
Des [Clare
Tim
Shane
Mickle
New Orleans Timea-Democrat
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Steve
Delire
Ubermiely
Pavbir
Fender
Chen
Weho
Keeler
Iran
Chile
Wade
McGraw
John
Frank Hahn
Reds
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Frank Chance
Richcreek Bank
Tony
Wanday
le Ur
Carter & Co
Indianapolte
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