College and city matchups on crowded sports card
STBALL notes list college football or basketball pairings with teams and venues including Harvard at Cambridge Yale at New Haven Swarthmore at Swarthmore Princeton at Princeton and Pennsylvania versus Gettysburg in Philadelphia plus several other campus pairings across Illinois Iowa and Ohio cities.
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Harvard
Cambridge
St. John’s
Annapolis
Buchtel
Oberlin
Denison
Granville
Prillandeton
Stephens
Princeton
Corn
Renn. Poly
Ithaca
Swarthmore
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Penn Normal
Lincoln
Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Saturday gridiron tests thrill colleges across the country
Coachs debate the new football rules as colleges prepare Saturday games to test plays and players. Butler on Irwin field faces Georgetown while Sheldon’s veterans seek better form against Methodists. Indiana Bulls optimism from Bloomington notes Police Gazette picking Indiana to win the western title.
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Qames
Gridiron Generals
Irwin
Butler
Georgetown
Irvington
Kentucky
Bettina Goard
Methodists
Sheldon
West
Indians School of Journalism
Chicago
Bloomington
Police Gazette
Indiana
World Series May Begin On Oct 15
Chicago reports a strong possibility that the Cubs and St Louis Cardinals will finish their season and open the World Series in Chicago on October 15. A conference is planned with Cubs President Murphy and Cardinals President Robison, with league commission meeting in Cincinnati expected to finalize the schedule.
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Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
West Side Park
Murphy
Robison
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Native Belle Wins Three-Year-Old Trot at Columbus
Native Belle, the world champion filly, triumphed in the three-year-old trot at Columbus on Thursday as eight top juveniles raced. The 2-year-old division also produced a stellar heat with colts both beating 2:10, while Independence Boy captured his fourth straight win and The Harvester posted a fast mile, still short of his 2:01 record.
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Columbus, O
Horse Review
Harvester
Livingstone Draws Number One in Vanderbilt Cup Race
Al Living Stone of the National team drew Number One and will start first, ahead of Vanderbilt rivals, in the blue ribbon Vanderbilt Cup race. Twenty-five drivers tested the course in final practice spins on Friday, in Minneola L I context. A local ad notes an overcoat sale by Singer Sons at 43 W Washington St.
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Minneola
L. 1
al Living Stone
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Cup Grand Race Details On Long Island
The Vanderbilt Cup race is set for Nassau County Long Island with a 273.08 mile distance across 22 laps on 12.64 miles per lap, 7.49 miles country roads and 5.15 miles motor parkway. Fifty one cars enter with a $500 fee each.
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Nassau County
Long Island
Motor Parkway
Harry F. Grant
Alco
Louis Chevrolet
Buick
Only Physically Fit May Play Football
Butler football squad faces physical inspection Friday with risks for any out of condition player. Georgetown contest ref by Charles Tighe from Indiana and Walter Kelly of Dartmouth as field judge. Yell leader Clifford Browder chosen with Will Coeppers and Benjamin Keach as assistants. FEverhardt shines at quarterback with strong running and passing.
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Butler
Charles Tighe
Indiana Univversity
Georgetown
Walter Kelly
Dartmouth
Vincennes University
Clifford Browder
Will Coeppers
Benjamin Keach
Yell
Feverhardt
Irwin Field
Gipe
Vanderbilt Cup Preview Names Many 1900s Race Drivers
New York September race lineup features drivers from Benz, Lozier, Simplex, Marmon and more. Notables include Edward Hearne from Chicago as holder of the Indianapolis helmet, David Bruce-Brown of New York, and George Robertson who was sidelined by accident. Races span Savannah to Massapequa with diverse makes and veteran pilots.
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Long Island
A. Hearne
Benz
Louis Chevrolet
Buick
Joe Dawson
George Robertson
New York
David Bruce-Brown
Edward
Hearne
Harry TI. Grant
Alco
Renadville
Mass
Lowell
Grant
Massachusetts
Pope-Hartford
Jack Fleming
Bert Dingley
Santa Monica
California
Dingley
Fleming
Louis Disbrow
al Livingstone
John Aitken
Livingstone
East
Pacific Coast
Aitken
Indianapolis
Atlanta Motor
Disbrow
Leslie cup golf matches open at Myopia Club
Golfers from Massachusetts Pennsylvania and the metropolitan New York area tee off for the Leslie cup at Myopia links Hamilton Massachusetts. The Pennsylvania lineup is led by national amateur champion W C Fownes with five Pittsburg and seven Philadelphia players. Massachusetts is headed by H H Wilder. Friday features ten singles and five foursomes, with the winner to face New York on Saturday.
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Hamilton
Mass
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
W. C. Fownes
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
H. H. Wilder
Massachuetts
J Binges & Sons Auction Listing Fragment
An OCR fragment shows a listing for J. Binges and Sons at 43 West Washington with a blue serge item priced at 13.75 dollars. The text is partial and lacks context or full item details.
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ANCY
J. Binges& Sons
Washingto
Syracuse Eleven Feared by Yale Men
New Haven Conn Sept 30 The Syracuse football team coached by Tad Jones the Yale star came to town for a game with the Blues Saturday Yale expects victory but fears being scored on by Syracuse trick plays Jones has taught the Salt City boys
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New Haven
Conn
Syracuse
Tad Jones
Yale
Blues
Jones
Salt City
Singer’s Bespoke Suits Offered At Moderate Cost
The White Man’s Eden presents tailored suits by J. J. Singer & Sons at 13.75 dollars with warrantied satisfaction or no delivery. The ad promotes ready and custom dressmaking from 43 W. Washington St, appealing to today’s cost-conscious shopper.
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Singer
Washington_st
J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Wabash Beats Georgetown 57 0 on Home Field
Wabash overwhelmed Georgetown Kentucky 57 to 0 in Crawfordsville Ind on Thursday. The 46 point scoring burst in the first half saw many substitutes used as the game progressed with no starter remaining in the lineup at the end. Walter Eckersall of Chicago and Cozych.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Georgetown
Walter Eckersall
Chicago
Cozych
Wabash Beats Georgetown With Scoring Quartet In Short Quarters
Officials Thistlewaite of Earlham and Wabash heavily penalized, game played under new rules saw two final periods shortened to seven minutes each. Starbuck and Wilson led with multiple touchdowns, Starbuck converting five goals as refs Eckersall and Thistlethwaite officiated.
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Thistlewaite
Earlham College
Georgetown
Wabash
Glass
Jennings
Starbuck
Grote Tones
Ceeee
Spurgeon
Irwin J. Barnett
Ebert
Perigon
Blanchfill Ross Wiwaweve
Cravens
Cochrian Parks
Elliott Casswell
Barr
Ruyper Johnson
Harlan
Leffel Beatty
Wilson
Cunningham Moreland
Gangwisch
Yeager
Kimmel
Hustine Rhoton
Lambert
Watt
Elgin A
Barnett
Miller
Markle
Lehnhard
Leffel
Elliott
Eckersall
Thistlethwaite
Waugh
Great Kicker at Chicago
Chicago university sophomore quarterback candidate Eberie Wilson shines in scrimmage with freshmen, producing two thirds of an transfer 15 to 9 victory by the tea.
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Chicago
Eberie Wilson
Chicago University
Central West
Son of spectacular kicking in wild game
Wilson dropped three long field goals and added a dramatic after touchdown goat kicked celebration.
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Wilson
Hang Outpoints Grim in Broadway A. C. bout
Eddie Hang defeated Joe Grim the Italian heavyweight in a hard bout before a large Philadelphia crowd at the Broadway A. C. on Thursday night.
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Joe Grim
Philadelphia
Eddie Hang
Broadway A. C
Indiana ready for coming of DePauw Teak
Indiana booms for the DePauw game as 600 boosters rehearse songs in the Student building. Coach Sheldon builds a strong lineup with several substitutes and new faces from Shortridge and Richmond while DePauw prepares to face Indiana with key players nursing minor injuries.
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Indiana
Depauw Teak
Bloomington
Ind
Boosters
DePauw
Methodists
Sheldon
Mose Roberts
Hutchins
Tighe
Indianapolis
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