Dartmouth Triumphs 6–0 Over Princeton In Muddy Classic
In drizzling rain at Princeton New Jersey Dartmouth defeated Princeton six to nothing on a waterlogged field. Beers blocked a Princeton kick setting up the scoring drive with Liewllyn scoring the lone touchdown amid mud and soaked uniforms.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Douth
Dartmouth
Jersey
Mr. Beers
Hanover
N. H
Giles
Whitney
Liewllyn
Hoggsett
Montreal Isolated by Poor Roads Warns Motorists
The Automobile Club of Canada has effectively banned visiting motorists from entering Montreal due to severe road conditions. Secretary George A. McNamee notified American clubs that the two border routes are nearly impassable and advised travelers not to come by car.
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Montreal
Automobile Club of Canada
George A. McNamee
White Sox Top Giants in Error Prone Showdown
In St Joseph on October 25 the White Sox defeated the Giants 4 to 3 in a game noted for sensational fielding. Crawford led hitters with four hits in four trips while Chase added three of four. Leverenz struggled with wild pitches but Chicago defense aided the victory. Mathewson started for New York with Meyers catching and Schalk behind the plate for Chicago.
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Joseph
White Sox
Giants
Mathewson
New Yorkers
Leverenz
Chicago
Crawford
Chase
R. HH. B
Schalk
Meyers
Cyclone Burns Defeats Hans Schmidt In City Match
In San Francisco on October 25 Cyclone Burns of Boston the world light heavyweight champ defeated Hans Schmidt the navy heavyweight champ in three falls. Burns won the first fall in 82 minutes, Schmidt claimed the second in 18 minutes, and Burns took the third with a half Nelson and crotch. Burns weighed 185 pounds to Schmidt’s 205 in a crowd witnessed bout.
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San Francisco
Cal
Burns
Boston
Hans Schmidt
Schmidt
Burns- Schmidt
Chicago Triumphs Over Purdue 6-0 In Desperate Battle
Chicago, on home turf, edged Purdue 6 to 0 as Russell booted two drop kicks in the first and third quarters. Purdue showed a strong effort with Olliphant rallying late through a flood of forward passes, but Chicago's defense and Russell’s leadership sealed the win.
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Chicago
Purdue
Russell
Maroons
Olliphant
Indiana
Stage
Twelve entries in San Marcos races expected Monday
San Marcos Texas October 25 twelve entries have been received for the automobile races to be held at the Hays County Fair Grounds track Monday afternoon. Entries include L E Ihrig Ray Jennings Sam A Easley Ned Bartlett Alfred Hoffman Barney Vick D A Haskins a Marion Bobcat Studebaker team and a Velie. Officials named include W H Furlong R W Carr Dr W A Hering C P Guthrie A McNaughton and Fred Heard plus assistants. Furlong expects a fast and interesting card with locals driving over to witness.
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San Marcos
Tex
Hays County Fair Grounds
L. E. Ihrig
Ray Jennings
Martindale
Buick
Sam A. Easley
Georgetown
Ned Bartlett
Bartlett
Sterns
Alfred Hoffman
Cuero
San Antonio
R. W. Carr
W. A. Hering
C. P. Guthrie
A. B. Roger
A. McNaughton
Fred Heard
Dr. Hering
W. B. Stevens
R. W. McKey
Mr. Guthrie
H. C. Withers
8. D. Jackson
W. H. Furlong
Donavan Sets World Record at Porta Games in Boston
Pat Donovan of the Pastime Athletic Club Boston broke a world record at the Porta games held at the Stadium this afternoon. He threw the 66 pound weight fifteen feet twenty eight inches surpassing prior marks in a bold display for the crowd and club.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pat Donovan
Pastime Athletic Club
Boston
Y M C A Juniors Stage Busy Program
The Y M C A Juniors held a busy class session with group games and fast races after calisthenics. King’s team defeated Hamilton in a best two of three tunnelball, King also won the final relay by a yard. Postlewaite won the wheelbarrow race. Roosters from Southwest Texas competed with Battle’s team winning ten to five. Athletics beat Pirates and Reds beat Blues in basket ball.
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King
Hamilton
Postlewaite
Walter
Texas
San Antonio
Battle
Roosters
Athletics
Pirates
Reds
Blues
Princeton Wins Yale Rowing Race At Lake Carnegie
The Princeton varsity eight defeated Yale by two lengths on Lake Carnegie in 9 minutes 39 1 2 seconds. Princeton used an American stroke at 40 per minute, led from the start, and finished strongly as Yale exhausted.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Lake Carnegie
Tigers
Elis
Tiger
Kajudd Still Leading Tenpin Race in Commercial League
The Commercial Tenpin League report shows KAJUDD holding the lead in individual standings as Quinn moves from ninth to third with a 221 average. Teich climbs to third, while Mills Engraving and Gas & Electric push for top positions and Pinkus sets a new game record of 266.
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Quinn
Maverick-Clarke
Pinkus
Postoffice Prides
Schafer
Mills
Stephens
Telephone
Teich
San Antonio Light
McHugo
The
Gas & Electrics
Postoffice
San Antonio Gas & B Electric Company
Electrics
Eagle Furniture Company
Ransom & Silsbee
Psyd
H. G
Stephens Wecesess
Bae
Gayles
Armbrust
Cces
Watkins
Hellig
Wewman
McClannahan
Fricke
Essee
McMonagle
Boren
Seco Eeces Howard
Eee
BE. J
Taylor
Eldridge
Brock
Lord
Hays
Wagenstah
Ww. E. Garven Gaz
Seng
Ree
Martyn
Leitner
Wagener
Duke
Breit
Hae
Menger
Lw. T
Ruser
The Hupmobile Exalted as Best Car in Its Class
Base your judgment on facts the Hupmobile deserves careful comparison against other cars. It promises durability power riding comfort style and affordability. Ten features highlight a small bore long stroke motor and strong pulling power.
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BUICK
Buicks
Buick Automobile CO
San Antonio
Texas
America
Europe
Harvard Defeats Penn State 29 to 0 in Muddy Stadium
Harvard defeated Pennsylvania State 29 to 0 at Cambridge New Jersey in a rain soaked Stadium contest. Brickley powered through the line and Mahan broke long runs while Miller of Pennsylvania State stood out for a feisty handling game.
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Cambridge
N. J
Harvard
Pennsylvania State
Brickley
Mahan
Miller
Pennsylvania
Hartford Foundry Sale Set for October 27
Edward C. Frisbie receiver of the Hartford Foundry Co. is ordered by the Superior Court to offer at public sale on October 27 the corporation real estate on Windsor street Hartford Conn and its foundry equipment. Real estate appraised at 40000 and foundry gear at 8000. Charter Oak National Bank holds a foreclosure judgment of 20000 against the real estate with November 4 last redemption. The foundry shows an equity of about 15000 to 20000 in the property. Washington leads lumber production with Louisiana second.
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Hartford Foundry
Edward C. Frisbie
Hartford Foundry Company
Superior Court
Windsor Street
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak National Bank
Complex Football Results From Various Ivy League and Other Colleges
A roundup of football scores across multiple campuses including Yale 0 t0 Washington and Jefferson 0, Penn State 0, Princeton 6 over Dartmouth 0, Providence 36 over Brown 6, Penn 7 tied Carlisle 7, Muhlenberg 0 over Bethlehem Lehigh 7, Swarthmore 0 over Ursinus 38, Lafayette 7 over Winston 0, Gettysburg 34 over St Marys 6, Bowdoin 6 over Colby 12, Williams 38 over NYU 0, Maine 83 over Bates 0, Union 0 over Rochester 6, Cornell 7 over Pittsburgh, Navy 76 over Maryland Aggies 20, Army 2 over Tufts 0, Trinity 6 over Colgate 0, Yale Freshmen 15 over Pennsylvania Freshmen 0, Iowa 78 over Northwestern 6, Michigan Aggies 12 over Wisconsin 7, Illinois 10 over Indiana 0, Minnesota 3 over North Dakota 0, Michigan 33 over Vanderbilt 2, Rose Poly 6 over Wabash 6, Oberlin 26 over Case 26, Nebraska 7 over Hastings 6, Beloit 0 over Appleton Lawrence 9, Kansas 26 over Aggies 0, Notre Dame 62 over Alma 0, Georgia 18 over Georgia Tech 6, Auburn 34 over Mississippi 0, Florida 8 over Georgia Tech 3, Alabama 26 over T S A, Kentucky State 27 over Cincinnati 6.
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Yale
Washington and Jefferson
Pennsylvania State
Princeton
Dartmouth
Providence
Brown
Springa
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Middletown
Westleyan
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
Swarthmore
Ursinusg
Winston—Llafayette
Albright
Gettysburg
St. Mary’s
Waterville
Bowdoin
Colby
Williamstown
Williams
New York University
Orono
Maine
Bates
Schenectady
Union
Rochester
Ithaca
Cornell
Pittsburgh
Annapolis
Navy
Maryland Aggies
West Point
Army
Tufts
Hartford
Colegate
Trinity
West
Chicago
Purdue
Evanston
Iowa
Northwestern
Madison
Michigan
Aggies
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Illinois
Indiana
Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Terre Haute
Rose Poly
Wabash
Cleveland
Oberlin
Case
Lincoln
Nebraska
Haskell
Appleton—Lawrence
Yale Team Is Held to a Scoreless Tie
In New Haven on a rain soaked field Yale and Washington and Jefferson battled to a 0–0 tie. Yale reached scoring distance three times but fumbled or lost on placement attempts and a late W J punt return was ruled dead for holding, denying a possible score.
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New Haven
Conn
Washington and Jefferson
Yale
Cornish
Braden
Knott
Dave Fultz
Bowls Player Rolls Perfect Score In Local Match
W A Quinn of Maverick Clarke bowling club rolled a perfect score in ten frames during a match with Martyn of the same club. This marks at least a second time Quinn has achieved twelve successive strikes on the same alleys, a feat he and Harry Howell both share in local records.
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W. A. Quinn
Maverick-Clarke Company
Martyn
Quinn
Formance
Harry Howell
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