Visitors to meet rugged Shelbina eleven at Baldwin Park
Coach Lineberger's team meets the fast heavy and experienced Shelbina eleven this afternoon at Baldwin Park. The 3 o clock kickoff draws the best crowd of the year as the locals seek revenge for a 7 to 0 defeat last fall. Morris and Heidbreder return to form, with Sinnock and Cottrell thriving in the backfield and line depth ready for any shift.
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Stuart
Dick" Morris
Heidbreder
Morris
Stuart. Sinnock
Cote Trell
Don
Best
Balzer
McCarl
Schaberg
Dorsey
Hollon
Preece
Positoins
Wells
Lingberger
Quincy
Wonderful Antiseptic Sloan's Liniment
An old advertisement pitches Sloan's Liniment as an emergency antiseptic that kills germs and poisons, stops infection, and relieves pain. It claims a single application destroys germs, aids healing, and supports natural blood flow, with sizes priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, and a $1 size containing six times as much.
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Sloan
Sloan's
Mrs George Foster reveals Secret about Boston Pitcher
BEKOSHE Okla Oct 22 Mrs George Foster claims the world’s greatest pitcher is in Boston after learning the team secured another victory to crown the World Series. She explains she and her husband feared attending the series but will spend the pitcher’s share of the World Series money to view the San Francisco exposition.
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Bekoshe
Okla
George Foster
Boston
San Francisco
George
Foster
Catton Delights with Stunts in Billiard Exhibition
Marc Catton world famed cue expert drew over two hundred guests to J F Enloe's Triangle room in the Illinois State Bank building for an exhibition. He demonstrated unique shots and a two-shot sequence shared by only one other man, while Cronin recorded losses in straight rail play. Catton, whose father was a multiple world champion, is to compete in the upcoming world championship in New York in November.
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Triangle
Illinois State Bank
Marc Cattone World
Young Catton
Catton
New York
Cronin AO
Cronin
Big Eastern Football Tests Far From Easy This Weekend
New York Oct 22 Harvard Cornell Dartmouth Princeton Yale Penn Army and others face tough weekend games as upsets and historic clashes loom. Cornell at Harvard marks a rare 1890s rematch while Dartmouth meets Princeton in a repeat thriller. Pittsburgh challenges Pennsylvania as Army meets Georgetown and Navy faces Virginia Poly.
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Yale
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Itaca
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Georgetown
United States Academy
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Virginia P. I
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Colgate
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Albright
la Fayette
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Springfield. S
Stevens
Union
Trinity
Williams
St. Lawrence
Columbia
All Americans Triumph Over All Nationals in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on October 22 the All Americans defeated the All Nationals by 7 to 1. The game featured strong pitching and key hits, with Agate and McCarthy among the batting standouts for the All Americans while Cady Coombs and McCarthy contributed for the Nationals.
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Minneapolis
ORL
Cereecaaus
Agate Arid
Solon barred on eve of big Minnesota clash
Lorin Solon of the University of Minnesota football team was ruled ineligible for future intercollegiate competition over professionalism charges. He allegedly played summer baseball for Havre Mont. under the name Stone and received pay. The verdict, by an all‑unanimous committee, may force the Gophers to proceed without their captain and star ground gainer. Wisconsin had earlier raised similar concerns leading to a tie with Minnesota in 1911. Iowa arrived for practice ahead of tomorrow’s game.
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Lorin Solon
University of Minnesota
Elever
Havre Mont
Stone
Tale
Boston
Bierman
Solon
Gophers
Gopher
Earl Pickering
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
University of Iowa
Nordhrop Field
Minnesota
Illini Favor Wide Open Big Nine Battles Saturday
Chicago reports indicate Illinois should win its clash with Northwestern as Wiscon sin and Ohio State meet in a key conference game. Nebraska faces Notre Dame in Lincoln while Michigan- Aggies and Ohio State Wisconsin attract major attention across the league.
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Akron
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Ak- Torn
Cincinnati
Dennison
Crawfordsville
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Wabash
Lake Forest
Lawrence
Christian U. Beats Macomb in Canton Gridiron Battle
Christian University defeated Macomb Normal 20 to 0 in Canton on Oct. 22 in front of a large crowd including delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention. Christian U. showed a powerful offense and stifled Macomb’s advances, though the game was closer than the final score suggests.
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Christian University
Macomb Normal
Christian Endeavor
Christian U
Tacoma Tigers Trim Clevelanders In World Series Opener
In San Francisco on October 22 the South Tacoma Tigers defeated the Cleveland White Autos 3 to 1 in the first game of the amateur baseball world championship series. Batteries: Eley Patterson for Tacoma Crowley J Sweeney Foley for Cleveland.
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South Tacoma
Wash
Tigers
White Autos
Cleveland
Ohio
National Guard Wins National Shooting Trophy in Jacksonville
The national shooting tournament at the state range in Jacksonville Florida closed today after running since October 2. National Guard teams of 16 men captured the United States trophy while Lieut Jerry Garland of the Indiana National Guard won the pistol match.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Jerry Garland
Third Infantry
National Guard of
Indiana
Det Tom Cox Pursues Suspect Frank Brussels in Larceny Case
Rock Island detective Tom Cox arrived in the city with a young man named Frank Brussels who was arrested yesterday in Hannibal on larceny charges. Brussels remained in the city jail for several hours awaiting a train.
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Tom Cox
Rock’ Island
Frank Brussels
Hannibal
Brussels
Local college matches report uneven results
Hobart lost 3 to 1 at Hamilton while Muhlenberg fell 27 to 6 against Lehigh. A third listed pairing W V Wesleyan versus Pennsylvania State did not meet, leaving no score available.
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Hobart
Hamilton
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
W. Va
Wesleyan
Pennnsylvania State
Knox College to Continue Football After Fatal Bryan Accident
GALESBURG Oct 22 The Knox College athletic board votes to continue football despite the fatal Bryan accident that occurred last Saturday. Officials state safety measures will be reviewed and no suspension planned.
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Knox Colter
Bryan
Scott
Usar
Mayor plans charity settlement after world heavyweight match
Evansville Indiana October 22 Mayor Bosset held the box office receipts from a wrestling show in which Joseph Stecker of Dodge Nebraska defended his world heavyweight title against Strangler Ed Lewis of Lexington Kentucky. The mayor proposes giving two thirds of proceeds to local charities if promoters fail to meet guarantees. Stecker won by decision after Lewis fell through the ropes and claimed injury. three physicians disputed his account.
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Ind
Mayor Bosse
Joseph Stecker
Dodge
Neb
Strangler Ed Lewis
Lexington
Stecker
Lewis
Local Nonsense and Baseball Banter Highlights
A rambling collection of sports and society jabs notes sultry exhibitions at Triangle billiards and praise for players like Duffy Lewis and Gavvy Cravath. It hints at manager changes, home team loyalties, and college professionalism with brief quips about Baldwin and Q H S.
Deputy Attacked as Strike Clashes Erupt in Chicago
In Chicago on October 22 a deputy coroner Adolph Herrmann was attacked by a crowd of alleged strikers and sympathizers who mistook him for a non union tentiment. His sister Mary Herrmann stepped in and was pelted with stones during the incident.
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Chicago
Adolph Herrmann
Mary Herrmann
Bill Carrigan Honored by Lewiston Citizens at Harvest Carnival
Lewiston Maine October 22 crowds honored William Carrigan the former Boston Red Sox manager who piloted the team to a world championship The celebration staged by the Lewiston Chamber of Commerce marked his 32nd birthday with a parade bands fireworks and a reception at the city hall Carrigan who attended Holy Cross College started his career with Lewiston High School and Toronto before returning to Boston where he became a key manager and player for the Red Sox.
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Androscoggin
William Carrigan
Bill
Carrigan
Rune
Worcester
Boston
Town
Hancock
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Toronto
Tegular
Jake Stahl
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