Clark and Macomber Star in Illini Minnesota Tie
Illinois and Minnesota battled to a six six draw in Champaign. Clark and Macomber starred for Illinois with Halstrom and Klein supporting. Minnesota received efforts from Wyman and Long. The game featured wild passes, a late fumble recovery, and a decisive goal-line stand by Illinois in the fourth period.
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Illinois
Macomber
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Klein
Pogue
George Ward to Succeed Brother as Brooklyn Club President
Announcement from Federal league headquarters in New York on October 30 states George S. Ward will be elected president of the Brooklyn club to succeed his late brother Robert B. Ward at the next stockholders meeting. Ward was closely involved with his brother in Brooklyn club affairs and shares similar policy views.
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Federal League
George S. Ward
Brooklyn. Club
Robert B. Ward
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Brooklyn’ Club
Tigers and Hits Tie
Princeton and Yale raced cross country today to tie the final score 28 to 28 in a close Princeton meet held on October 20.
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Atie
Yale Loses Third Game of the Year
Colgate beat Yale 15 to 0 in New Haven as Colgate’s two touchdowns and an easy placement kick secured the win. Yale’s attack was weak and the defense faced a persistent Colgate offensive surge throughout the game.
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New Haven
Conn
Colgate
West
Cornell Defeats VPI 45 to 0 In Smart Aerial Battle
Ithaca report notes Cornell piled up 45 points on Virginia Polytechnic Institute to reveal an effective aerial offense. The big red team also showed its Harvard win last Saturday was not a fluke.
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Cornell
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Harvard
Pennsylvanias third loss of the season at Lafayette
Pennsylvania was defeated 17 to 0 by Lafayette on October 30 in Philadelphia. The Quakers managed few gains and fumbled while Lafayette showed power but also erred in running plays.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Pennsylvania State Collegg
Ewings
Penn
Princeton
Eatad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
la. Fayette
Quakers
LaFayette
Army and Navy Lose Tough Football Games
West Point, N Y Oct 30 Army was beaten by Villa Nova 16 to 13 in a hard fought game. Villa Nova outplayed the cadets except in punting where Murrill held the edge. Navy fell 14 to 12 to North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College in Annapolis with straight football winning for the visitors and Secretary Daniels watching.
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Annapolis
North Carolina Aggies
West Point
N. Y
Army
Murrill
Daniels
Navy
North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Secretary of the Navy
Illinois and Yale Football Trials Highlight Weekend
Illinois and Minnesota and Chicago Wisconsin contests ended with a win and a draw for Illinois institutions. Chicago’s late surge turned a 7 to 0 early deficit into a nose ahead victory. Yale suffers a third loss of the season, a rare Yale victory noted.
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Loss of extra points haunts major games and colleges
The piece reflects on how crucial extra points after touchdowns have decided outcomes in major games contex. It cites Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame Nebraska Rhode Island Cornell and Princeton as examples. It also mixes in a personal column about leaving Quincy and memories, with mention of local personalities and events.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Dartmouth Easy Victor Over Amherst 25 to 0
Dartmouth defeated Amherst college 25 to 0 in Amherst Massachusetts on October 30. The heavy green team dominated after a close first half as Amherst weakened during the final two periods under Dartmouth line plunges.
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Amherst College
Sophomore Class Organizes Football Team at High School
The sophomore class decided to enter the football field and will meet tomorrow after school on Dayton field to practice. Earl Farrar was chosen captain and Roy Wheeler manager. Class officers named Henry Wurst president John Winters vice president and Fred Gardner secretary.
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Roy Wheeler
Henry Wurst
John Winters
Fred Gardner
Indiana and Drake Tie and Rally in Two Games
Indiana and Washington University battled to a 7 to 7 tie after messy play and a late score by Indiana. In Des Moines Drake erased a halftime deficit with a strong rally to beat Washington University 26 to 16, aided by precise forward passes in closing minutes.
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Drake
Washington University
Bull Dogs
Drake Eye
Washington
Missouri Kansas A & M football tie in scoreless game
In Columbia Missouri and Kansas Agricultural College battled to a 0 0 tie as Missouri failed to breach KC A&M defense inside the twenty yard line. Missouri threatened twice in the last quarter but was stopped on downs. In St Louis the matchup between St Louis University and Arkansas ended scoreless with a strong St Louis defense stifling Arkansas forward passes end runs and punts.
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Missouri
Kansas Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural
ST. Louis
St. Louis University
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Prince of Good Fellows Echoes in Tailor Bill Tale
A fragmentary reminiscence mentions ee Jack Carroll known as the Prince of Good Fellows. The text reflects optimism and philanthropy while musing that escaping a tailor bill would keep one beyond a state line, unless Chief Kochi uncovers it.
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Good Fellows
Shannon
Kochi
Notre Dame 1S Winner in Criss Cross TD Drive
Notre Dame at Notre Dame Ind Oct 30 scored on a 15 yard criss cross by Bergman for the third quarter touchdown. South Dakota offered little challenge as Notre Dame kept the lead despite the crowd. Nebraska and Town State clash saw Nebraska win 21 to 0 in Ames with Chamberlain and Rutherford scoring for Nebraska.
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South Dakota
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Ames
Missouri
Gov. Clarke
Nebraska University
Town State College
Chamberlain
Nebraska
Rutherford
Football Results From Western Illinois to Boston Colleges
Football scores from numerous games list Western Illinois, Illinois, Minnesota, Chicago, Wisconsin, Michigan, Syracuse, Michigan Aggies, Oregon Aggies, St Louis, Arkansas, Notre Dame, South Dakota, Nebraska, Ames, Drake, Washington, Missouri, Kansas Aggies, Oklahoma, Kansas, Indiana, Washington and Lee, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Union, Case, Western Reserve, Denison, Miami, Ohio Wesleyan, Marquette, Lawrence, Texas A and M, Haskell Indians, Harvard, Penn State, Yale, Colgate, Princeton, Williams, Pennsylvania, LaFayette, Cornell, Virginia Poly, Army, Villa Nova, Navy, North Carolina Aggies, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Amherst, Dartmouth, Washington and Jefferson, Musk ingum, Brown, Vermont, West Virginia Bethany, Bucknell, Muhlenberg, Bates, Bowdoin, Johns Hopkins, Swarthmore, Lehigh, Gettysburg, West Virginia Wesleyan, Carlisle, Maine, Colby, Phillips Andover, Yale Freshmen, Phillips Exeter, Princeton Freshmen, Union, Rhode Island, Carnegie Tech, Hiram, Tufts, Mass Aggies, Wesleyan, Worcester Tech, Franklin and Marshall, Susquehanna, Holy Cross, Boston, New Hampshire, Norwich, Lebanon Valley, Ursinus, Hamilton, St Lawrence, Bloomington High, Urbana High, Burlington High, Washington High, East St Louis High, Jacksonville Decatur High, Springfield High, Hoopeston High, Danville High, Paris High, Westville, Milliken, William and Vashti, Wabash, Butler, Depauw, Maine, Colby, Holy Cross, Boston College, University of Louisville, Rose Poly.
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Arkansas
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Nebraska
Ames
Drake
Washington
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Zit
Union
Case
Western. Reserve
Denison
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Marquette
Lawrence
Texas A. & M
Haskell Indians
Harvard
Penn State
Yale
Colgate
Princeton
Williams
Pennsylvania
LaFayette
Cornell
Virginia Poly
Army
Villa Nova
Navy
North’ Carolina Aggies
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Amherst
Dartmouth
Washington and Jefferson
Muskingum
Brown
Vermont
West
Virginia-Bethany
Bucknell
Muhlenberg
Bates
Bowdoin
Johns ‘Hopkins
Swarthmore
Lehigh
Gettysburg
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Carlisle
Maine
Colby
Phillips Andover
Phillips Exeter
Rhode Island
Carnegie Tech
Hiram
T. Tufts
Mass. Aggies
Worcester Tech
Franklin and Marshall
Susquehanna
Holy Cross
Boston
New Hampshire
Norwich
Lebanon Valley
Ursinus
Hamilton
St. Lawrence
Bloomington High
Urbana High
Burlington High
Washington High
East St. Louis
Jacksonville
Decatur High
Springfield
Hoopeston High
Danville, High
Paris High
Westville
Milliken
William and Vashti
Wabash
Butler
Depauw
Acar
Boston College
University of Louisville
Rose Poly
Wisconsin Wins Dual Meet With Minnesota In Cross Country
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota in a dual meet on a five mile cross country course. The Badgers set a course record with a time of 26 minutes 32 and 2 fifths seconds.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Syracuse is Victor Over Wolverines
Syracuse university defeated Michigan 14 to 7 at Ann Arbor as a fumbling, erratic Wolverine offense failed to sustain drives. Key plays included a Rose touchdown for Syracuse and Benton scoring for Michigan with Wilkinson converting for Syracuse. The game featured a strong Syracuse line and Michigan errors.
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Syracuse University
University
Michigan
Benton
Dumoe
Bhat Schlachter
Niemann
Shade McDonough
Cochran
Weske
Etten
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Staatz
Travis
Rhom
Plata
Mactie Kis Oss
Bagel
S -Meehan
Maulbetsche Edna Na Eothp Dite Sely
Race Rose
Ms. Catlertt
Wilkinson
Raymond
Ceie Tec Eens Veaee
Slater
Penedss
C.ceeeees
Rose
Meehan
Basco and Carthage horse races set for early November
Basco will host its annual horse racing meeting on November 3 one mile north of town with 25 entries already. Carthage follows with races on November 4 and 5 at the fair grounds featuring Our Billy and Jannetta C. and other notable runners. Local enthusiasts expect a strong matinee and further attractions during the sessions.
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Basco
Basco Racing Association
Carthage
Our Billy
Jannetta C
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promising Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and a clogged system. It claims rapid bowels movement without griping, warns of serious complications from neglect, and urges starting tonight with bottles at 25 cents.
FH Hire Missed Goal After Wisconsin Touchdown
Wisconsin scores a late touchdown to put the Maroons in reach, but FH misses the goal as the game ends with a 14 to 13 conquest.
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Maroons
Upset Victory as Chicago Beats Wisconsin 14 to 13
Chicago Magic: Maroons topple Wisconsin 14 13 in Stagg Field thriller. Russell fumbles key plays while Wisconsin backs Smith and Byers score. Koch adds a Badger goal. Lineups list Shull and Russell among Chicago scorers with Koch, Simpson fueling Wisconsin.
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Stagg
Stage
Smith
Byers
Gordon
Koch
Shull
Stavrum Ovis
E Whiting
Simpson
Cable
Balch Again Is Golf President
George T. Balch of the Cincinnati Golf Club was nominated to succeed himself as president of the Western Golf Association. Other nominees named include Trustin B. Boyd for vice president, E. Hoover Bankard for secretary, C. Paddleford for treasurer, with Arthur B. Caldwell nominated to fill a director vacancy created by Boyd’s elevation.
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Chicago
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Western Golf. Association
G. Henneberry
Trustin B. Boyd
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Midlothian Club
C. ‘Paddleford
Flooss+ moor Country club
Rete Urer
Arthur
B. Caldwell
Detroit
Country ‘Club
Mr. Boyd