Indiana football shocks with DePauw triumph and Wabash defense
The era of surprising college football unfold as DePauw crushed Franklin 81 to 6 at Greencastle, Notre Dame and Harvard face mixed results, Swarthmore tops Pennsylvania 4 100 with a 35 yard field goal, and Wabash’s 0 0 draw versus Illinois highlights strength in Indiana. Shortridge suffers a loss at Wabash in a tight boys’ game.
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Tilnois
Scarlet Boys
Illinois
Ba & Loke
Jyyas
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
O'Brien
Joseph Swann
Pannsy
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Tinsdale College
Jemon
Holy Cross
Yale
Josing
Harvard
Massachusette
Shortridge
Waet Point
Colgate
Aither
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Muncleigh
White Sox win post season game over Cubs in rout
Post season action saw the White Sox dominate the Cubs with Walsh and White pitching tightly while Nationals errors limited scoring. Reulbach, Pfeister, Oversail, and Kting struggled on the mound as Walsh and Sullit held hitters to safe outputs. Final score reflected the Sox’s clear edge.
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Reulbach
Piestars
Walsh
White
Cubs
Nationals
Nationa
Pfeister
Oversail
Kting
Waleh
Wotle
Sulltvam
Carr Plans Retirement From Baseball Next Season
Johnny Carr left Sunday night for Washington D C to spend the winter and is seriously considering retiring from baseball. He hopes to secure a berth in the eastern league next year but may quit the game.
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Washingon
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Organizer Dead, Last Charter Member Dies
Thoman Er Win, last charter member of the A. C. U. WW founded in Meadville, Pa in 1867, died at his East Bt Lovie home. The note mentions a tailor made pants sale and a closing out sale price 86.
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BT. Louis
Thoman Er- Win
Hig Mouse
Meadville
Bt Lovie
Sweet Marie the trotting mare earns fame and fans
Lexington Oct 15 Sweet Marie a trotting mare famed for her calm nerves and big room by her driver AP McDonald and hostler Harry Williams. She travels with a retinue, sleeps with her groom, and enjoys lengthy car rides. Her origins trace to Los Angeles where Lady Rivers, a mare bred by a negro gardener, sparked her rise before purchase by Major Delmar and later Milo M Potter and William Garland who built her racing saga.
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Lexington
Marie
Ap, McDonald
Albany
N.Y
Harry Wiliams
White Harry
McDonald
Sweet Marie
Styla
Harry
Delmar
Mr. McDonald
Sweet Maria
Los Angeles
Cal
Lady Rivers
Carr
Mambrino
Brank Shoemaker
McKinney
Milo M. Potter
109 Angeles
Potter
Nem Porter
Horaes
William Garland
Mr. Garland
Galifornia
Far Northwest
Cubs and Sox split title run as parade planned
After the big series Chicago teams disbanded with crowds at the park and a Sunday gate of 10 294. Players stay in Chicago a week or two, many joining local teams. The Chicago Board of Trade plans a parade and banquet next Saturday night to honor both clubs. Sox players share gate receipts over 1200 each plus five game receipts. Cubs about 460 each. Jimmy Sheckard went hitless in the series while Fa Aschenbach discussed managerial prospects and a St Paul offer arrived for talks with Lennon.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Sox
Charley Cominkey
Cubs
Fa Aschenbach
Wlub
Mastern Teague
St Paul
Reulvach
Pfighe
Cub Leider
White Sox
Brown Taurs
Athléex
Joetor White
Quanne
Child Smothering Shocks New York City
A 1 month old baby of Mrs Rose Bender was smothered yesterday by a pillow placed on it by Mary Rywak 19 who was arrested on a technical charge of homicide Officials report the event occurred in New York City with authorities pursuing the case as a homicide inquiry involving a caregiver.
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New York
Rose Bender
Mary Rywak
Weekly Sporting Events Highlights at Major Venues
A condensed schedule lists boxing and racing events across multiple cities this week. Notable bouts include Young Mahoney vs Gunner in Newcastle and Terry McGovern versus Young Corbett in Philadelphia, with races and matches mapped through Dallas, Montreal, Baltimore, London, and more.
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P—Young Mahoney
George Gunner
Butte
Bent
Jack O'Keetova
Maurice Thompson
Empire Theater
Srom Gans
Chelsea
Mata
Johnny Hireshin
Young Cabal
Tom Sullivan
Bile Gover
Lowell
Matt
Johnny Tanch
Eddie Wallace
George Jansen
Kid
Ruremay
London
Eng
Gunnta Moir
Duck Talmer
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Haverhill
Mass
Jim Bransan
Sailor Burka
Milwaukee
Jack Daugherty
We Pitzerat
Angam Cincinnatia
Tim Galinhan
Fred Welsn
Record of Two World Series Championships at Cubs and White Sox grounds
Fragmented report lists multiple games of the World Series with teams the Americans, Nationals, and White Sox versus Cubs, across venues in Chicago and Philadelphia. Standings outline wins and losses, with batters and pitchers named, and umpire credits, in an old style box record format.
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White Sox
Sullivan
Cubs
Hrawn
Kling
White Sox Grounds
RHA
Aba
Natal
Pearesseessee Seerseee
OFL Batteries
Walsh
Aullivan
Cube
Priester
King
White Box Grounds
White Sox Win Final Game Clinches World Championship
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 8 to 3 in Chicago to claim the world baseball title. Overall replaced Brown as pitching shifted after early Cubs runs, while Pletcher Jones’s lineup blasted Mordecai Brown. Crowd estimated near 20,000 on the South Side saw Chicago surge ahead and seal the championship despite the Cubense efforts.
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Hall
Key
White Sox
Pletcher Jones
Charles Morephys
Cubs
Lerounds
Sox
Mordecai Brown
Weovy Kim
Own
Dunn
Ty Worry
Overall
Brown
Frank Chahce Tially
Jeff Overall
Claver
Heat Kat
Horse Blenker
Cuba
Americans Defeat Nationals in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tight game Donahue and Dowdle sparkled for the Americans with key two-base hits. Overall pitches well, registering three strikeouts, while White allows two. Nationals struggle with nine left on base as errors and timely hits decide the outcome. Brown and Sheckard contribute in defense and offense. Time two hours. umpires O Loughlin and Johnston.
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Donohue
Dougherty
Bullivan
Scholia
Evers
Davix
Donahue Dowdle
Davim
Experts Disagree Over Billiards Rule Change in New York
In a lively debate between specialists including Jake, Maurice, and Schaefer, John Daly explains balk line billiards rules to Hoppe contenders. Daly describes how balk lines and the 181 game restrict early shots, making play tougher and reducing excessive cursing, as experts split on the future of the sport.
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New York
Jake
Hiltlandt
Rubplen
Maurice
Biltiarda
Schaefer
Maurier
Billania
Jack Doyle
Jack
John Daly
John
Hoppe
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Promising Runner Sheppard Seen As World Chance
Melvin Shapard reports that American distance running could greet a new elite talent in Sheppard. Once an mile runner, he now dominates indoor marks with a world best 1 543 5 and a best of 1 65. Trainers forecast a world record bid within a year. Bushnell compares him to Grant and Otton, predicting a future as the greatest runner.
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Travergaland
Montre
Threa Ames
Wood
FE. R. Bushnell
University of Pennsylvania
Alex Grant
George Otton
Tara
Noyn
Another Chance For Local Boys In Boxing Night
Local boxing fans will see Joe Gans face Nelson and Gunz in staged bouts at the Empire theater. Gans, praised for speed and defense, contrasts Nelson’s relentless pressure. critics debate who truly dominates the ring. The program will shape Indianapolis fight sentiment and compare Gans to champions while offering an early test of the Negro in major boxing.
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Empire Theater
Nelson
Indianapphantic
Nelson Sod Gunz
Nelaon
Dota
Gana
Gans
Fide
Nelesom
Indianapolix
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Peattion
Teferee
George Biler
Critica
Neleon
Gane
Jim Jeffries
Goldfeld
Onegro
Nolan
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