Western Colleges Face Heavier Schedules Than Eastern Teams
Western colleges plan tougher seasons with five confirmed games for Chicago, four each for Wisconsin and Northwestern. Eastern teams like Yale and Cornell schedule lighter, facing Princeton, Penn, Harvard, and Brown in limited lineups. The piece outlines specific opponents and intensities across both regions.
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Barder Taske
Tor Fimstance
Coach State
Chicago
Teelf
Wisconsis
Northwestern
Cornell
Ig Gamga
Northwortern
Triais
Wisconsin
West Point
Michigan
Wise
Reonsin
Minnesota
Limnals
Cariisis
Ulitols
Mianesota
Wid Witnoje
Northwastern
Amosie
Yale
Princeton
Vert Point
Flarvan
Carmnell
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Brown
Dark shadow of professionalism in football world
The article notes concern over professionalism intruding into football at colleges. It cites unproven claims and aggressive rules efforts to separate amateur athletics from professional influence. It urges decisive action if proof confirms illicit practices, praising clean sport and the traditional college code.
Rube Waddell Sets Unmatched Strikeout Record
Rube Waddell, famed pitcher for the Philadelphia Americans, reportedly set an unparalleled strikeout record. In 31 games, he struck out 3 parsmen, a feat described as never equaled.
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Rube Waddell
Rube
Heavily Insured High School Horse Columbus Exhibits
A high school horse named Columbus, insured for 2000, performed at a matinee show. Insurance was approved after witnesses watched the exhibition. Ringing Bros. declined a bid for the horse as a central attraction. Hermin Long, once with the Boston and Detroit teams, is noted as a respected veteran in American leagues. The article also mentions late referee reminders about fair play and gentlemanly conduct.
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Soutiesfle Riding “Academy
Charmptunshlyy High School
Olumbus
Ringing Bros
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Tittle
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Lennon Brothers Defeat White Brothers in Family Baseball Championship
In Joliet on September 6 the Lennon brothers of Joliet beat the White brothers of Hammond 9 to 4 in a family championship game. Parents Mr and Mrs John Lennon attended with 18 children, including 11 boys and 7 girls, two sons and a daughter are deceased. The Lennon team previously defeated the Karpen brothers 31 to 4 and 2 to 2 in earlier contests. The two teams are set to replay Sunday near Chicago.
Standing and Cones Sports Result Summary
New York United beat St Louis 8 to 6 while Thornton Petrol and Philadelphia wires Chicago beat Washington 2 to 1. Cleveland edged?
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St. Louis
Thorton
Chicago
Washington
Renunciation Report Sparks Irish Reformation Note
In Durlen on September 23, George Moors, Irish author, declared his intention to renounce Roman Catholicism and join the Protestant church. He cites the archbishop of Dublin’s attendance at the king’s recent review as his reason. No games scheduled for major leagues.
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George Moors
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Jimmie Collins Leads Beaneaters to AL Pennant Victory
Boston fans celebrate Jimmie Collins and his aggregation of Beaneaters as they win the American League pennant. The team, featuring players like Cyytrrow-Dinera and J Stanl, secures the title amid dominant pitching and batting. Cleveland and Napoe era rivals are noted in pursuit, with key figures such as Lajoie referenced in coverage.
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Eam
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Athletic notes from Shortridge indicate key players sidelined
Ryland Pratt will be out for weeks due to injuries after Saturday. Captain Cline has been aid with light injuries for a few days. Ted Allison, now tackling on the fece end, shows promise for a spot on the team before the season ends. There are enough candidates to form three good teams. Lilly may miss returning soon after an earlier strong showing in the backcourt.
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Ryland Pratt
Atx
Cline
Ted Allison
Hon Horse Prince Alert History Makes Racing Lore
A long account traces the Indian pacer Prince Alert’s notable 4 mile feat and storied career. It covers his record pacing under various trainers, changes in handling to curb propensities, notable races, and the racing culture surrounding him including observations by horsemen and jockeys.
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Bhapite
Ceiek
Interese
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Bela
Shortridge football update and club meeting notes
A fragmentary report outlines the football team improving after changed signals and a tougher schedule. It notes key players like Patton, Lae War, and Blydmyard Ack-offs, plus coach Cant Clark urging players Lieber Hackney Joseph Lenners Sieg Stank. The Shortridge athletic association plans a meeting Monday morning for relief officers and voting by members only. Walter Ginn, former track captain, is a probable Harvard candidacy explored.
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Vayere
Lieber, Hackney
Joseph
Lenners
Sieg and
Stank
Shortridge
Trobert Scott
Harvard
Walter Ginn
Burfords Lead Bace In Local Commercial Bowling
Enthusiastic turnout greets the Commercial league as Burfords win their opener over Che Khe. Nagata leads Pastime with a large strike, Durforie tops the Durforie, and Petia faces finish last. Eve ning high score 85 by Potter of Priuix. standings show Pope, Won Lost, Burfunde 90, News 4, Reliables 4. Insertion deadline is 9 a.m. for Saturday edition of the Bun.
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Marotts
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Che Khe
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Pope
Urfunde
Lowy
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Largest and Fastest Yacht Glenifier Is a Wonder
The Glenifier, a 167 foot pleasure schooner owned by Jas Coats Jr of Fergusite, Paisley Sotland, is described as the largest and fastest yacht built for pleasure. Designed to carry crowds, it features a hollow stem, long overhangs, and 134 tons of ballast lead. With a reported 1 knot average in moderate breeze, it surpasses earlier craft in size and ambition.
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Coats
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Glenster
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Scandal at Carnegie Library Braddock Triggering Resignations
In Pittsburg on September 24 the Board of trustees at the Carnegie free library and clubhouse in Braddock planned to elect Harry De Marais as superintendent after he resigned following an early Sunday morning disturbance at the club. Three carnival girls and several prominent men faced disorderly conduct charges amid a borough sensation.
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