Longhorns Dominate Baylor In 77 to 0 Campus Clash
Texas overwhelmed Baylor 77 to 0 as the Longhorns showcased strong interference, fast passes, and a solid line. Daniels Barrell Simmons Littlefield led the offense while reserves Turner Malone Loftus and Leftwich shone in key moments.
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Simmons Brothers
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Littlefield
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Birges
Seavanee
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Carlton
Woodman
Murray
Jordan
Niblo
Allerdice
Turner
Malone
Keck
Goodman
Loftus
Leftwich
Halbertt
Texans Hope to Halt Longhorns Speed with Strong Secondary
They will resort to their end to score on the Longhorns, but the Texans rely on fast ends and a secondary led by Captain Brown Simmons Daniels and Littlefield to cope with the Horns pace.
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Dallas
Texas
Llas
Longhorns
Fort
Palmer
Parker
Captain Brown
Daniels
Paul Simmons
Littlefield
Barrell
Texans
Brown
Simmons
Chicago U Wins Over Iowa 28 to 6 in Midway Clash
The University of Chicago defeated Iowa 28 to 6 in Chicago Il. on October 18. Despite being outweighed the Maroons used straight football to counter Iowa’s defense. Dolly Gray scored twice and Norgen once with Huntington adding a place kick. Huntington and Pierce also scored touchdowns. Kennyworth scored Iowa’s lone TD in the third period after a long visitor rush.
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Chicago
Ill
University of Chicago
Iowa
Dolly Gray
Norgen
Huntington
Pierce
Midway
Kennyworth
Hawkeyes
Motocycle Expands Photographer Luder’s Rural Work
Charles Luder of Washington Indiana, a photographer, builds a paying outside business with a motorcycle. He now carries camera gear in a box on the rear and responds quickly to country calls for family gatherings, picnics, or livestock portraits, overcoming prior transport and time costs.
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Pintogran
Charles Luder
Washington
Ind
Luder
Wanderers Motocycle Club Thanksgiving Run to Lake Mussellman
The Wanderers Motocycle Club of Toronto held its final social run of the season to Lake Mussellman where riders enjoyed a corn roast. The club plans a three day endurance run for Thanksgiving with many new features and valuable prizes offered. Toronto reports one of the country’s most active clubs and recent space needs due to rising membership.
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Lake Mussellman
League to Publish Magazine for Ontario Motor League
The Canadian Motorist official organ of the Ontario Motor League will debut January 1 as the league takes over its own magazine. Hartley Robinson, ex managing editor of Good Roads of Canada, is named publication manager.
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Canadian Motorist
Ontario Motor League
Hartley Robinson
Good Roads of Canada
Allen 3 Regent Victory to Jar to Parlor Fans
Billiard fans follow Benny Allen of Kansas City who defeated De Oro 600 to 616 to claim the pocket billiards title. West on challenges Allen for the new crown with Kansas City in view. Demarest bets on Hoppe as Cuban De Oro prepares for Carney match in New York.
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de Cro
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Charles Weston
Chicago
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Johnny Evers
Cubs
Calvin Demarest
William Hoppe
Demarest
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Tamura
Massey
Hoppe
de Oro
Joe Carney
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Joe
Carney
Denver
Banker) Horgan
Mr. Carney
Windy City
Charley Morin
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Morin
Charles F. Conklin
al Taylor
Milwaukee
Taylor
Ivories
Conkling
Warhorse
Boyle Leaves Briscoe Company in Resignation Shakeup
John A. Boyle resigns as vice president and general manager of Briscoe Mfg Co after long tenure since inception. James A. Halihan, assistant general manager, also quits after twelve years with the firm.
Jack Tower Rejoins Studebaker as Expert Driver
Jack Tower, famed for his sensational spill in the last Indianapolis 500, is out of the hospital and has joined the Studebaker staff in Detroit as an expert driver for the engineering department.
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Jack Tower
Indianapolis
Studebaker
Detroit
Is First Base a Jinx or a Hoodoo?
A prose survey questions if first base is cursed or lucky as several star players face managerial shifts. It lists Chance, Stovall, Stahl, Davis, and Chase, praising their skills as players while noting brief managerial tenure and suggesting luck or temperament as factors.
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Cubs
Murphy
George Stovall
Browns
Colonel Hedges
Jake Stahl
Boston Red Sox
Prexy McAleer
Harry Davis
Cleveland
Athletics
Hal Chase
New York Yankees
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Stovall
Chance
Stahl
Red Sox
Davis
Connie Mack
Chase
World Series Standings and Game Records Summary
The World Series featured five games between the Giants and Athletics with games in New York and Philadelphia. Giants won two games, Athletics two, and one game ended with a decisive score, totaling attendance of 160,993 and overall receipts of 325,979. Individual player shares totaled 136,168 with payouts split 60 to net winners and 40 to losers.
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Philadelphia
Poomdee Es
Maine
Bacongomig Mei
Athletics
Giants
SP Peece
Dick Cecen Fae
Ae ‘Sigiene
New
Sidderes Cea
Ec Caane
Clabby Faces Skeptics as Ketchel Comparison Fades
In San Francisco Sailor Petroskey loses to Jimmy Clabby who defends a older style against Ketchel comparisons. Promoter Jim Coffroth talks a possible Logan bout with $2000 side bet as Clabby looms as favorite. Western schedulers eye McGoorty Gibbons and McAllister as next big matches for Clabby.
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Mike Gibbons
New York
Petroskey
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Daly City
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Eddie McGoorty
Frank Klaus
Bob McAllister
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