Packy McFarland Defeats Galligan In Tough Lightweight Bout
Packy McFarland, stockyards ring king, stopped Italian Joe Galligan in the ninth round at the Auditorium. Galligan fought bravely but quit after a brutal sequence as McFarland’s left and right combination overwhelmed him. The crowd praised McFarland’s defense, footwork, and late offense while noting Galligan’s gritty display.
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Joe
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Young Sharkey
Joe Dunn
Rochester
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White
Quaker Leader Has Big Contract
Special to The Sun from Philadelphia reports Captain of the 1906 Pennsylvania eleven Head Coach Torrey has a busy fall shaping a squad to win the eastern title and challenge Michigan in November. Assistants aid in building the team and the outlook is bright for the red and blue.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Torrey
Michigan
Bowling Scores Shake Up City League Standings
Federals upset the Manhattan five taking two games, keeping the Manhattans ahead atop the standings over the Anonyma. Deweys beat the Shermans four games, Anonmys and Centrals split six, Hendrickson posted a 237 high, Lauter 213 for the Manhattans at Marion Alleys.
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Shermans
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Lauter
Marion Alleys
Michigan Will Arrive Friday to Face Wabash
Michigan travels to Indianapolis Friday and will rest before facing Wabash on Saturday at Washington Park. Wabash fans from Crawfordsville Green Castle and Lafayette will fill the stands as alumni from Purdue and I U gather, while Eckersall's praise of Cayou's backfield contrasts with Yost's machine.
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Ann Arbor
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Wolverines
Crawfordsville
Cayou
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Indianapols
I. U
Bloomington
Lafayette
Purdue
Greencastle
Indiana
Allerdice
Shortridge
Gipe
Webash
Patton
Connors Leads KFM League Night With 212 Score
J Connors tops the KFM League night with a 212 mark, best by the water-wagon boys. Carson is runner up with 23. The Guineas win three games from Buzzarda Eagles and Crows, beating Owls and Ravens once each as scores are listed.
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Crows
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Ravens
Stranger sets new mile auto record at Alabama state fair
Christie Strange, nephew of Walter Christie, lowered the world mile auto record for a circular track here yesterday with a time of 61 35 seconds. The elder Christie previously held the record with 52 seconds at Minneapolis on Sept. 10. The record setting capped the Alabama state fair’s closing day.
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Birmingham
Ala
Christie Strange
Walter Christie
Christie
Minneapolis
Park View Sanatorium Treatment Offerings
Park View Sanatorium advertises treatment for cancer and skin, uterine, and rectal diseases. Dr. L. T. Teach of New York and Celifeenia are listed as associated professionals.
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Park View Sanatorium
L. T. Teach
New York
Celifeenia
Invents Airship With Wings for Great Sky Carnival
Cleveland reporter notes H. C. Gammeter's orthopter, a bird winged flying machine entered in the St Louis aerial arrival on Oct. 22. The device features valvular wing outboards, a 1200 rpm engine, 75 wing vibrations per minute, and a 4500 pound total weight. Wings span 30 feet with floats for water landings and land wheels.
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Cleveland
H. C. Gammeter
Darius Green
St. Louis
No Hoosiers Fined by O Brien in Summer Review
A summer report from President O'Brien of the American association lists fines and suspensions for disciplined players. Hoosiers Columbus and St Paul praised as original gentlemen. Blues singled out for seven penalties. Notable cases include Jack Doyle of Milwaukee with a $50 fine and suspensions, Cantillon, Hill, and McBride among others across leagues in May to September.
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O’brien
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Lord Fauntleroys
Blues
Hughey Hill
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Swann
Jack Sullivan
Mike Cantillon
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Tip O'Neil
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Harry Eells Pitcher
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Dick Cooley
Heinie Peitz
Ned Kenna
Jimmy Durham
W. J. Barbeau
Harry Eeils
Minneapolis
Kansas City
George McBride
O. K. Swann
Hugh Hill
Toledo
Lexington results highlight best three in five races
In Lexington, multiple horse races are recorded with times and placements. Notable entries include Lady Maud, Berthena Bar, and Miss Syracuse among others, with results for the McDowell Stake, Lexington Stake, and other 2:07 paced events.
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Att, Wood
Chitwood
Hayes
Sieves
Berthena Bar
Br m
McPherson
Eesseicse
Nees
David K
Rambaugh
William Cc Bik G
Freeman
Miss Syracuse
Ratui Dun
Secendeneee
Elise
Marvin
Dorcas H
Dodge
McDowell Stake
Higtball
Dr. Hooker
Geers
Barajia
Renvolio
Bingara
Young
Helen Hale
Childs
Ora Lambert
Stenson
Henry Setzer
Evans
Justo
Boc
Hall
Laird
Nolan
Elesis
Hedrick
Sweeney
Hedgewood Boy
Chitwood (Mahon
Okb
Btods
Tommy H
Nuckels
Teds Abteley
Richard Cytan
Prince Hal
Snow
Central meeting outlines changes to Central League
In Toledo on October 17 the Central league magnates plan to announce a reorganization affecting the Central Three I Ohio and Pennsylvania and P Co M. Fort Wayne to receive protection and a four club shift to include Wheeling Dayton Springfield Canton with Youngstown Zanesville Akron Mansfield in place, while Carson's circuit would take Fort Wayne Peoria Springfield Rock Island. The move aims to cut mileage and expenses from the current $21,000 per city per season.
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Zanesville
Akron
Mansfield
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Peoria
Springfield
Rock
Princeton Tigers Triumph Over Villanova, 45 to 5
Special to The Swan reports Princeton as heavy favorites but held to five points by Villanova yesterday afternoon. The Tigers dominated, finishing 45 to 5, though the final score underplays Villanova’s early resistance and the overall strength of the home team.
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N. J
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Villa Nova
Ban on riding astride imposed by Capital Hill council
The Capital Hill city council in Oklahoma City suburb adopts an ordinance banning women from riding astride within town limits. Police orders direct equestriennes to keep both feet on one side of the horse.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Capital Hill
Football Pass and Ball Handling Techniques From Article II
In a line plunge through center the quarterback should align his footing to aid the fullback on the left. The ball is carried low in the stomach with the right hand and grasped instantly. Quick low passes to the halfback should aim at the outside hip to keep the back moving into the play and asap the quarterback clears into the interference. Tomorrow the Sun will explain catching punts.
Attendance in Major Leagues Draws Over Six Million Fans
Chicago data show the American League totaling 8 398 764 and the National League 2 737 793 for a combined 6 136 557. White Sox lead with 666 307, Athletics 625 581, Connie Mack’s club up about 130 000, Phillies up nearly 50 000.
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Chicago
Johnson
Nationals
Athletics
Connie Mack
Phillies
McFarland Becomes Teary Hero After One-Handed Win
Packy McFarland defeated Galligan with a swollen left hand, but backstage and ringside he cried after fans hissed. He told reporters the crowd doubted his effort and asked for credit for winning with one good hand.
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Galligan
Colin Victory in Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park
James R. Keene's colt Colin added his twelfth win of the season in the Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park, taking $5,785 and boosting his year total to $132,563. Keene's career winnings rise to $385,991, with potential near $400,000 if remaining stakes are captured this year.
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New York
James R. Keene
Colin
Belmont Park
Keene
Mr. Keene
Packy McFarland Aims for Lightweight Title Clash
Packy McFarland's manager Harry Gilmore says the bark of the little stockyards wonder will seek the lightweight championship now by meeting Kid Herman in Davenport after beating Joe Galligan in Milwaukee. Gilmore predicts victory over Herman and a title shot pending matches with Goodman, Sayers, and Memsic, while questioning Murphy's illness and the influence of eastern promoters.
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Cashiel Byron
Bernard Shaw
Harry Gilmore
Packy McFarland
Little Stockyards
Joe Galligan
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Fort Wayne
Kid Herman
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Tommy Murphy
Indianapolis
Jack McGuigan
National Athletic Club
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