Harvard Hands Vanderbilt 1912 Setback in 9-3 Clash
In Cambridge Harvard defeated the weighty Vanderbilt Commodores 9 to 3 as the latter suffered multiple injuries. Curlin kicked Vanderbilt’s lone field goal from the 25 yard line after a Graustein fumble, while Milholland added a late kick from the 20 yard line.
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Cambridge
Maas
Vanderbilt
Harvard
the Oval
Curlin
Graustein
Haughton
Milholland
Felton
Harvard vs Vanderbilt Ends 9 3 With Bettle TD
The report notes Harvard and Vanderbilt played a football match with Harvard scoring 9 points to Vanderbilt's 3. Bettle scored a touchdown and Carlin with Milholland added a field goal. Officials listed include Pendleton umpire Morris and Cadman as head linesman. Time complained as 12 minute periods.
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Harvard
Vanderbilt
Bettle
Carlin
Milholland
Pendleton
Bowdoin
Morris
Pennsylvania
Cadman
Worcester
Yale Wins 10 0 Over Brown Behind Flynn Heroics
Yale defeats Brown 10 to 0 in New Haven as Lefty Flynn scores on a 35 yard run and a second half plunge and kicks a goal. Pumpelly adds a 10 yard field goal in the final minutes while Flynn earlier runs 80 yards and 10 yards for Yale's first score.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown
Lefty” Flynn
Elis
Philbin
Flynn
Pumpelly
Washburn Defeats Kansas University 10 To 0
Washburn University muscles to a 10 to 0 victory over Kansas University as a second quarter brace and a fast sequence of line plunges capped by a 20 yard forward pass propel the Crimson Warriors. Kansas fails to threaten, misfires on three placements, and is shut out after a lone drive nears Washburn territory.
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Topska
Kan
Washburn
Kansas University
Kansas
Crimson Warriors
Tenpin League Tight as Week Ends In San Antonio
The Commercial Tenpin league remains led by Southwestern Telephone with high individual game 230 by Connell and team high 941. San Antonio Light trails leaders by one game. Household Furniture close behind. Captain Bill Sessions leads with 186 average as Stephens moves to second place and Muehlendorff stays third. Schedule highlights include pivotal matches Monday through Thursday as teams seek the cellar and top spots.
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Southwestern Telephone Company
Connell
San Antonio Light
Household Furniture Company
Bill Sessions
Fisk
Stephens
Telephone
Deibler
Muehlendorff
Gas & Electric Company
Walser
Harry Gosling
Maverick-Clarke
Peden Iron & Steel Company
Wil
Fisk Company
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
San Antonio Machine
Sree Deat Siincte
Semaine
Sta
Psyd
HG Ave
Frays
Stelzer
Bias Ghat
Armbrust
Beoueoe Scadenes Ech
Vieberek
Woodman
Longsworth
Gosling
Behroeder
Osc
Stuart
Fricke
Nitsch
Pereida
Stome
Martyn
Botting
Lockhart
Dalton
Fogel Lynch Feud Influences National League Leadership
Baseball critics and sport writers expect Lynch to remain NL president for another year. They argue no successor could be elected without undermining fandom faith in Fogel's charges. Friends of Lynch push to support his claims against Fogel.
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Fogel- Lynch
Lynch
National League
Fogel
New York Horse Show to Feature International Judges
National Horse Show Association sets its 28th Madison Square Garden meet from November 16 to 28 with baron Di Morpurgo of Rome among judges for harness four in hands and tandems. Other foreign judges join E. Von der Koch and William Foster, plus U S and Canada experts for various divisions. Special prizes include a women owned horse hunters cup and four in hand driving trophy.
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New York
National Horse Show Association of America
Madison Square Garden
Baron di Morpurgo
Rome
Italy
E. von der Koch
William Foster
England
Mel Valley
Kate Cary
F. M
Frederic Bull
James T. Hyde
Europe
Glacials Formed by Eastern Western Newspaper Men
St Paul and fourteen eastern editors joined L W Hill of the Great Northern on a Glacier Park trip. The new organization aims to encourage Americans to see the United States before traveling abroad. Plans include postage stamps featuring American scenery as part of the decorative scheme.
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St. Paul
L. W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Board
Glacier Park
United States
America
Europe
Pennsylvania Tops Michigan in Historic 27 21 Football Victory
Pennsylvanians rally from 21 point deficit to defeat Michigan 27 to 21 in Philadelphia. Marshall and Jourdet spark late scoring as Minds misses a third quarter goal and Thompson’s punt returns 65 yards for a decisive fifth Pennsylvanian touchdown.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Cornell
Pensylvania
Quakers
Minds
Marshall
Thompson
Les
Jourdet
Young
Jee Torbett
Mercer
Heavel
Patterson
Langford
Trinity
Georgetown
Crowell
Swarthmore
Wisconsin subs win as Gillette watches Badgers crush Razorbacks
Wisconsin tops Arkansas in a game played with star quarterback Eddie Gillette sidelined and many reserves seeing action. Wisconsin leverages depth as second and third stringers finish strong against the Razorbacks in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Eddie Gillette
Wisconsin
Badgers
Arkansas Razorbacks
Wisconsin Beats Arkansas 64 to 7 in Dominant Contest
Wisconsin overwhelmed Arkansas 64 to 7. Key Badgers Tormey Berger and Bellows shone with strong defense and sprinting to score after a Bellows interception. Arkansas scavenged a lone TD on a 40 yard run by Martin after a fumbled punt.
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Hoeffel
Lamp
Butler
Tormey
Tanberg
Badgers
Martin
Berger
Arkansas
Frazier
May
Bellows
Wisconsin
Missouri Tigers Triumph Over Drake In Dry Des Moines Tilt
Missouri beat Drake 17 to 14 in a dramatic late burst, edging ahead as Drake’s late scores sparked a comeback. The Tigers dominated early and led 17 0 before Drake’s two quick TDs in four minutes narrowed the gap.
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Des Moines
Missouri
Drake
Tigers
Tiger
Bayview College Wins Hard Fought Gridiron Battle
Bayview College defeated High School 10 to 6 on the local gridiron. Bayview scored first on a forward pass with Barrett kicking the goal, then Barrett drop-kicked from the 20 yard line. Corpus tied late in the game with a Segrest to Lane pass, Segrest failed to kick. The crowd included Bayview supporters and local officials.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Bayview College
Bayview
Barrett
Corpus
Segrest
Lane
Baywood
Eeeee Mullin
Chance Released to Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati officials learned from Chicago that Frank Chance, former Cubs manager, had been secured by the Reds via waiver for 1500 dollars. Reds president Herrmann cautioned a decision on Chance as manager pending other offers and Bresnahan’s status, while fans still favor Chance despite a third place finish this season.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Linton Hotel
Chicago
Frank Chance
Cubs
Reds
Chance
Lynch
Herrmann
Roger Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Dicker
San Antonio High to Meet San Baptist Academy in Key Football Clash
San Antonio High schedules a Wednesday game against San Baptist Academy in San Marcos. The result could settle the city championship amid recent Marcos dominance and lingering questions about Coronalley’s standings. Dr J R Cunningham and A Collman are listed in the text.
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Santonio High
San Baptist Academy
San Marcos
Shall
San Ma
Nnt
Marcos
San Anto
High-Baptist Ga
Santos
Tj Coronal
San Antonio High
Batist
San Wycos
Coronal
Railroad time table and departures from Houston to Galveston
A historical timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple routes including No. 241 from Houston to Galveston at 7:55, No. 206 from the north at 8:05, and numerous besides from Dallas Fort Worth Kerrville Cuero Victoria and El Paso. It notes Victoria Division and Santa Fe services with various times and destinations.
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Houston
Rae Galveston
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Se Ee
North
Dallas
Galveston
Coast
Kerrville
el Paso
West
East
Santa FE
Aa. N. Depot
Cove
Ex Cubs Manager Frank Chance Demands 20000 Before Leaving Ranch
Frank Chance, former Chicago Cubs manager, refused Cincinnati Reds offer after learning Charles Murphy sold him for 1500. He insisted on receiving 20000 before departing his California ranch.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cincinnati Reds
California
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Charles Murphy
Cincinnati
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Driscoll
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Withington
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Covington
Swafford
Soes
Urioe
Gus Guasterbankc
Lingard
Collins
Syckes
Eli
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Fisk Company OF Texas
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W. H. Dunn
Hicks
Pidt. W. IL. P.C. S. W. Tel. Co
A. Light Ee Reee
Household Fur, Co
A. M
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Fish Co
Mav-Clarke Co
Peden I. & S. Co
Tom Lynch
NEW York Horse
John E. Madden
Lexington
Theone Frelinghuysen
Tuxedo
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James D. Cullery
Pittsburg
Horace White
Syracuse
R. B. Ogilvie
John R. Townsend
James G. Marshall
A.S. Craven
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Quinn
Simpson
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Sena
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Albright
H. G. Knight
W. T. Mullin
University of South Dakota
Joe Jeanette
Jeanette
Olympic Team
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San Antonio & Aransas Pass BY
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Ht. L. Wagner
A. P
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J. R. Cunningham
A. Collman
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L& GN
Mexico
Palestine
Laredo
Steene
Gonzales
E. Houston St
International & Great Northern Railway Co
G. NL
Iron Mountain and
GC. & A. Railways
City Office
W. E. Fitch Dist. Pass. Agt
E. Houston Street
J. O. Bell, C. M. Price, Assi’s
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