Kickoff Duel for State Title Set at Washington Park
Indiana and Notre Dame prepare for a crucial clash as kicking specialists Krutsch and Ryan vie to replace Hare. Coaches Sheldon and Barry push training to shore up punting and place kicking while predicting a tight contest with Indiana favored but Notre Dame a dark horse. Notre Dame travels to Indianapolis Friday. Indiana backups and fans converge at the Grand Hotel Saturday.
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Ryan
Notre Dame
Krutsch
Indiana
Barry
Wade
Bloom
Steele
I. U
West
Sheldon
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Bloomington Rooters
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis drafts three I league stars for pitching staff
DRAFTS THREE MEN Indianapolis has drafted three pitchers who were stars in the Three I league last year. They are Pitchers Thorson and Kloestner of Bloomington and Pitcher Schreiber of Decatur. The club has sent checks to President Holland to cover the drafts. All three are reported as having been stars in that company last season.
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Indianapolis
Thorson and Kloestner
Bloomington
Schreiber
Decatur
Holland
Swedes Hope To Challenge For America Cup
Admiral J Haag of the Royal Swedish Yacht club says Sweden may challenge for the America’s Cup. He notes the club will aim to race next year or in 1909, with a Swedish built yacht subscribed for and captained by John Carlsson, a famed Sweden skipper. Hazg will lead negotiations at age 70.
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Stockholm
New York Yacht Club
Admiral J. Haag
Royal Swedish Yacht Club
Sweden
England
Canada
United States
Thos. Lipton
Herreshoff
John Carlsson
Carlsson
Viking
San Toy
Admiral Hazg
King Oscar's Land
Attell Favored In L A Bout With Weeks In 122-Pound Clash
Los Angeles October 2 Special reports say Abe Attell holds a clear edge over Freddie Weeks in speed and cleverness, yet Weeks fights hard and carries a strong punch. Betting favors Attell at about 2 to 1 as promoters expect a close, potentially decisive encounter in Los Angeles with mining camp fans and Sheriff Henry Von Phul among notable backers.
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Attell
Weeks
Abe
Los Angeles
Freddie
Goldfield
Cripple Creek
Henry von Phul
Teller County
Nevada
FRACTURED FRISCO GLOW FIGHTS PROMISED FOR SULLIVAN
The article notes fight permits in Frisco for Alex Greggains Jack Gleason Morris Levy and Eddie Graney with an agreement that bouts be on the level. Jack Sullivan rejects facing any colored fighters saying he will never fight a colored man regardless of inducements.
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Frisco
Alex
Greggains
Jack Gleason
Morris Levy
Eddie Graney
Jack
Fwin
Sullivan
McCarey
Pacific A. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
Loaders Dominant as Fuehring Scores 208 in Coal League
In a Retail Coal league game Monday night Fuehring of the Loaders posted a high 208 as the only double century. The Holsters fell twice to the Loaders while the Crushers and Miners dropped two to the Trimmers and the Breakers respectively.
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Fuehring
Loaders
Holsters
Crushers
Trimmers
Breakers
Pritchett
Popes
Jenney
Jenneys
Laycocks
Theatlas
Kahns
Parrys
National Autos
Columbia Alleys
Ab Sackett
Ballman
Cassell
Turner Alleys Kanne
Pababes
Ashley
Wallace
Atlas
Stowell Waeves Onneseeeraecerens
Yager Were
Bebinger
Walters Oan
Williams Seurces Vrenaase Veeas
Biscuit
Conway Sense
Eaee Bees
Marion Alleys
Pope-Waverley
Kennedy
Tempe
Woos
Miller Ates
Tedrowe
Worrell
Vseenn
Churchill Eee
Princell
Oate
Faust
Ates Eee
Morrid
Cscceerseves
Johnson
Griffith
Sceree Gasieee
C. Byers
S.ceeee Naa Sen
Applegate
Seenee
J. Byers
Ped Ubebeacabeia
Richert
Serene
Stahlhuth Eeee
Arnold
CAPT ANSON LOYAL TO OLD TIME GAME
Mordecai Brown visited Capt Adrian Anson in Chicago before Brown’s winter departure for Rosedale Indiana. Anson discussed baseball rules and pitching batsman balance, noting more good pitchers now and the sport’s growth while remaining loyal to past ideals.
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Anson
Chicago
Windy City
Rosedale
Ind
Mordecai Brown
Adrian C. Anson
Dartmouth Confident Ahead of Amherst Big Game
Dartmouth expresses confidence after a strong showing against Maine and aims to beat Amherst in the Hanover rivalry. The team notes Harvard on November 16 as another key date, with optimism centered on the upcoming home matchup.
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Dartmouth
Maine
Amherst
Harvard
Yale's Ted Coy Emerges as Top All-Around Athlete
Ted Coy is hailed as Yale's best all around athlete, excelling as fullback on football, first baseman on baseball, and a track standout. The junior from Hatchkip School has already earned intercollegiate notice, captained the 1900 football eleven, and proven his versatility by starring in multiple sports while balancing academics.
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New Haven
Conn
Coy
Billy Knox
Yale
Knox
Cuoy
Hatchkip School
Edward Coy
Harvard
Princeton
Cow
Born
Haidhkip
Outlaws in Enemy's Camp
Delegates to the Minor league convention prepare for the National Board report drawn up at a preliminary meeting. The Fifth Avenue hotel hosts the opening at 1 pm. Western men back a third league. sixty cases to decide in two three days. Eastern league President Patrick Powers re elected unanimously at the Victoria hotel meeting.
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National Board
The
National Baseball Association
Fifth-ave
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
East
National Association
Victoria Hotel
Patrick T. Powers
Powers
The Straight Arm in Open-Field Running
This guide explains how runners use the straight arm to fend off tacklers in open field. It covers timing, concealment, and target areas, plus tactics for tacklers to parry. A preview notes the following article will discuss falling on the ball.
Punts and Passes in College Football Notes
Indiana outlook shifts as Krutsch may replace Talbott at quarterback. Notre Dame’s Barry adjusts line as Purdue plans a shakeup. Wabash, DePauw, and Chicago feature strong kicking, while Exeter and Swarthmore players make headlines. Major players include Wilson, Steffen, Page, and Tea Cow in a sprawling roundup of early 20th century gridiron action.
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Barry
Notre Dame
Munson
Miller
Payne
McDonald
O'Leary
Hague
Burke
Indianapolis Public Works Notice of Assessments 1907
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces assessments for public improvements on Bellefontaine Street First Alley north of Eleventh Street and Washington Street. Remonstrances are due November 1, 1907 after October 23 filing. Location details include street bounds and brick and asphalt paving schemes with water gas and sewer connections. President Joseph T. Selicet and Fred J. Mace sign.
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Center Township
Board of Compassioners
Marion County
Maryland Street
Terry Robinson
West
Maryland
Ecity
Indianapolis
Ater
Mies Couety
Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Park Avenue
Twenty-First Street
Souwherland Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Hazel Street
Beville Avenue
Elfth Street
Nowland Ave
Ee T. Elliott
Preston c. Trusler
Board of
Public Weeka
Wenty-Third Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Iprovement
Eleventh Street
Capitol Avenue
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
State Avenue
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Carbine
Board of Publice Works
Joseph T. Selicet
Fred
Mace
Sullivan to face Gregg and Driscoll in Peoria bouts
Chicago boxing scene reports Sullivan may fight Driscoll at Peoria while he and Gregg prepare for two tough bouts in consecutive nights. If Sullivan loses to Driscoll he risks injury, yet a strong showing against Gregg could boost his standing. Bronson and Stein loom as a likely featherweight draw, with Morgan and Var among other scheduled matchups and tickets available at local venues.
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Sullivan
Gregg
Gran
Peoria
Leosen
Driscoll
George Koerner
Greggs
S van
John L
Greg
Driable Fellery
Koerner
Bronson-Stein
Ehronsons
Stein Camp
Providence graduates plan trains and band for game
Stadium plans prepared for two special trains and a band to accompany Providence graduates. The Brownonians are ready with wagers as their team aims to cross Harvard's goal line.
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Broonianos
Harvard
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Ington Park
Hare
Barney
Bunny
Eckersall
I. A
Roy Pike
McGaughey
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Capt
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Ness
Abe Attell
Freddie Weeks
Sportlettes
Loaders, Fuehring
Lawrence, & Lambert, Jr
Bradshaw
Keller Aseae
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Garstang
Ase
Eeetenne
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Morgan, Sr
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Feomman
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Pigman, Ir
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Perople’s Coal and Cemeit CO
Logsdon Bros.’ Fuel Company
Talbott
Bryan
South Bend
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Turner
Purdue
Burkheiser
Esprit de Corps
Forsythe
Illinois
Wabash
DePauw
Wolverines
Scarlet
Brown
Methodists
New England
Wilson
Phillips Exeter
Steffen
Page
Maroons
O'Brien
Swarthmore
Penn
Ed Greene
Tea Cow
Fore Gregg
John L. May
Pegria
John L. Sullivan
Joe Gregg
Morgan
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