Freshmen downed by sophomores in campus game
The freshmen football team lost to the sophomores at University in front of the largest campus crowd since cane rush. Pullen scored for the sophomores after a second half surge as sophomores dominated possession. Officials were Tom McDonald umpire Dr Roller referee and others. halves were 20 minutes.
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University Station
University
Sopaeware Reahas
Freshoven
Pullen
Feild
Freshies
Tom McDonald
Dr. Roller
Umekeepers
Jackson
Griffith
Shoudy
Sigrist
Cue Ball Strike Behind Center Right Cushion Shot
The instruction describes striking the cue ball above the center and to the right with spin so the ball rebounds off two cushions and brings the baile together.
Cresceus Owner Cleared of Guilt in Record Claim
In Chicago on December, the American Trotting Association board found George H. Ketcham not guilty of criminal participation in a fraudulent world record claim for Cresceus at Wichita on October 19, 1903. The officials of the Southern Kansas Fair association were found guilty and expelled. Cresceus world record was discarded.
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Chicago
Board of Appeals of
The
American Trotting Association
George H. Ketcham
Wichita
Ketcham
Southern Kansas Fair Association
C. H. Irwin
S. B. Amicon
Fred Stearns
E. T. Eames
Crescens
Baseball talks in AL session reject minor league draft raise
In Chicago on December 9 the American League rejected a National Agreement clause raising drafted player price from 750 to 1500 and limiting drafts to one per club. The three strike rule remained tied at four to four after lengthy debate, with no public decision on the Washington club's status.
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Chicago
American Baseball League
National Baseball Commission
Washington Club
Fortune Awaits Him J L Boyd Jockey Heir to $200000 Estate
J L Boyd, coast riding jockey, is being searched for by relatives after becoming sole heir to a 200000 estate left by his Bowling Green Kentucky grandmother Mrs J L Boyd. He rode at Seattle during the summer meet and worked mainly as an exercise boy, with occasional minor races. A contract with W L Hazlep to ride was canceled and he has not been heard from.
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J. L. Boyd
Boyd
Bowling Green
Seattle
W. L. Hazlep
Sind the Boy
Bowling Victory Lifts Pacifics From Last Place
In Monarch alleys the Pacifics defeated the We Tens to clinch two wins in three and climb out of last place. Scherrer of the We Tens posted high score 210 and high average 1911-2. Stovall of the Pacifics notched a double century and led his team’s average. The Navajo also took two from the Ramblers on Arcade alleys with Jones earning top score and average for the series.
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We Tens
Pacifics
Clube
Scherrer
Stovall
Pacifica
Ramblers
Jones
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