Marine Corps Team Wins Rifle Shoot
The United States Marine Corps won the national team match with 3,047 points and captured the national trophy in Jacksonville. A 16 man Marine squad led the event, while the National Guard and civilian teams followed in the service match. The national team match featured 55 teams with rapid fire at 600 and 1,000 yard ranges concluding the tourney amid unsettled weather.
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Ray Schalk Marries Lavina F Graham in Farmersville
Ray Schalk of the Chicago American League club, regarded by many critics as the premier catcher of the league, wed Miss Lavina F. Graham in Farmersville Wednesday night. Schalk, 24, will receive a wedding gift from admirers in Chicago bought by popular subscription.
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Winter championships draw eight cities to union meet
Eight cities including Chicago bid for the Central Amateur Athletic Union winter championships to be decided at a special meeting next month. Chicago clubs seek aquatic and basketball events while Detroit A. C. opposes aquatic bids. St Paul and Mystic A. C. pursue indoor track. junior and senior splits likely for Chicago. In Ann Arbor Michigan hosts Syracuse on Oct 28 as cross country debuts for rival schools, Michigan aiming to improve after poor Eastern Intercollegiate results. In Chicago reports say Lee Fohl may be ousted as Cleveland manager. J C Dunn declines to discuss changes, citing other club duties.
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Ohio cross country team trains for Indiana dual meet
In Columbus Ohio candidates for the state cross country squad step up training after the announcement of a dual meet with Indiana set for November 11 the date of the Ohio Indiana football game.
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Night practice lit by powerful searchlights at Stuart field
In Lafayette Indiana high powered searchlights have been installed on Stuart field to enable football practice to be held at night.
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Stuart Field
Milwaukee lightweight Ritchie Mitchell out due to injury
Milwaukee report notes lightweight Ritchie Mitchell, a rising prospect, will be unable to compete this season because of an injury. The setback affects his planned schedule and chances in upcoming bouts.
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Pugs and Pulchritude. Ripley comments on football attire
A note on Eastern contests ends with players in need of care. In Chicago a call to Big Nine coaches urges player numbering to help spectators identify players, led by A. A. Stagg of the University of Chicago. Darro Resta earned prize money totaling 52,250 over two years at Chicago speedway, including 6,000 for winning the Grand American.
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Faces Formed by Fights Then and Now
By Robert IL Ripley, a retrospective on ring scars and transformations. Legendary fighters like Nelson and Britt are contrasted with peers such as Carpentier, Gibbons, Ketchel, and Willard, noting how battles etched faces yet forged enduring legends.
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Tie
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George
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Georges Carpentier
Paris
Georges
Abe Attell
Ted Lewis
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Frankie Neil
Eddie Hanlon
Jimmy Clabby
Matt Wells
Harry Stone
Landrith Says Rivals “All Right” Despite Differences
In Scranton Ira Landrith the prohibition vice presidential candidate praised both Wilson and Hughes as excellent gentlemen and said he does not care who wins the presidential race. He criticized their parties for the liquor question and spoke at Wilkes Barre. Landrith called both candidates worthy and blamed their parties for a silent stance on prohibition.
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Hughes
Landrith
Wilkes Barre
Printers Beat Beer Bottlers In Labor Temple Bowling
The Printers defeated the Beer Bot tlers on Labor Temple alleys last night with clear lead. Scores: not fully listed in available text.
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Stubbs suffers broken leg during KU freshman scrimmage
Lawrence student Roscoe Stubbs, son of former Governor W R Stubbs, broke his right leg while scrimmaging the Kansas varsity squad on Wednesday. He plays for the freshman eleven at the University of Kansas.
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University of Kansas
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Kansas
President Wilson Visits Martinsburg on Special Train
President Wilson passed through Martinsburg West Virginia on a special train en route to Cincinnati. He appeared at the station on the rear platform to cheers, but declined to speak, saying it is delightful to be greeted by fellow citizens who believe in him. The train halted for five minutes.
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Gentle Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad
Foley Cathartic Tablets presented as mild yet strong in action. Promoted to cleanse bowels aid digestion and benefit the liver. Advertises relief for indigestion biliousness bloating gas and constipation with no griping or nausea. Miller Arthur Drug Co. promotes this remedy.
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Mystic Bird a New Orpheum Feature with Singing Canary
The Mystic Bird, a canary with a talent to sing any song played on violin, opens at the Orpheum today under Master Paul. Discovered in Germany, the bird earned a high weekly salary and a contract to tour America. Acts on the bill include Neil McKinley, Stone and Hughes, Walters and Walters, and the Four Kings.
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Orpheum
Paul
Black Forest
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Master Paul
Berlin
Wintergarden
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Neil McKinley
Stone & Hughes
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Four Kings
Pauline Frederick Stars in The Woman in the Case at Princess
Pauline Frederick performs in Clyde Fitch’s The Woman in the Case at the Princess for Thursday and Friday. Aliss Frederick appears as Margaret the self sacrificing wife, while Blanche Walsh earlier found fame as the Woman. Frederick seeks to prove range beyond vamp roles and declares a desire to play different emotions.
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Princess Theater
Aliss Frederick
Blanche Walsh
Margaret
Miss Frederick
Mary Pickford at Princess Satuday Attraction
Mary Pickford stars in Esmeralda scheduled as the Princess attraction for Saturday. A printing error in the Whig advertisement mislisted M Clark with Littl Eileen.
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