Stanford President Slams Football as Unethical
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford University told Occidental College audiences that American football is unethical unheroic and unbecoming. He alleged that colleges except Harvard and Cornell use questionable methods to recruit players and called the game itself a monstrosity.
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Star Special Service
Los Angeles
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Occidental College
Harvard
Cornell
Saturday's Races Summary of Six Thoroughbred Events
First race over a half mile with Pulletts winning in 1:04. Second race over a white eleven and a half furlongs with Prince Brutus 103 beating Belte of Troquois and Senator Warner. Third race seven eighths on filly Avon with Barnade and Hand Me Down placing. Fourth race one and one six tenths mile Red Leaf won from Covan Shore and Wing Ting. Fifth race one mile twenty yards Lucian 106 won with Meada and Lazell second. Sixth race thirteen sixteenths of a mile Banospital won by Tavora with Purse Rose third.
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Deedtight
Milter
Pulletts
Triae
Tine
Rage
Atsteenthes
Prince Brutus
Davie
Belte
Troquois
Senator Warner
St Avon
Hayes
Barnade
Hand Me Down
Red Leaf
Degan
Covan Shore
Wing Ting
Pitth
Lucian
Heatherington
Meada
Lazell
Banposal
Tavora
Purse Rose
Quarter mile to one and an eighth mile horse race results
The card lists five races with winners and times. Altar Bey led the first race at 1:18 34, Barbette second and May Sutton third. Miss Fairbanks won the second in 1:01 14 with Grindstone second and Billowy third. Fast End won the third at 1:34 1-6 with Rip Rap second and Nellie Racine third. Frank Filchner won the fourth in 1:52 1-6 with Lisaro second and Edwin Gunn third. Cruzados led the fifth at 3 to 5 with no completion of the rest of the placings provided.
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Altar Bey
Schilling
Barbette
May Sutton
Miss Fairbanks
Ross
Grindstone
Billowy
Rip Rap
Nellie Racine
Frank Filchner
Preston
Lisaro
Edwin Gunn
Cruzados
Horse Racing Results From Fifth and Sixth Races
Won by Misa Modesty at one mile and one eighth with Time 1 01 and odds 60 to 1. Haron Kaher placed second on Owardi with Time 1 63 14 and Lisbla third. Old Dominick led five eighths of a mile with Time 1 01. Androthe finished second with Lisbla third.
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Misa Modesty
Lady Chiswell
Clager
Buxton
Haron Kaher
Owardi
Dominick
Rona
Androthe
Lisbla
Angus Pointer Dead, Noted Pacing Gelding
The famous pacing gelding Angus Pointer died here several days ago. He was generally regarded as the fastest and most consistent pacer in the country. In Seattle, a racing report notes Angus Pointer's reputation and summarizes recent results.
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United Press
ugpaXeny H
Dee
Angus Pointer
Menepally
Wanglerers and Rangers Play Tie at Woodland Park
The Wanglerers and the Rangers battled to a 2 2 draw in a fast afternoon game at Woodland Park yesterday. Both teams scored twice and shared the points.
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Wanglerers
Rangers
Woodland Park
Concert Highlights From Seattle Symphony Repeat Performance
The Seattle Symphony Orchestra presented a repeat of its Friday program on Sunday afternoon. Included were the overture from Buryanathe Beethoven's first symphony a Brush concerto for violin and Machaikowsky's Marche Share.
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Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Hughes Denied Ford Fork Ends In New York GOP Meeting
A special meeting of the Republican club of New York was held to consider endorsing Governor Hughes for president. The NY county Republican committee later voted to postpone a Hughes endorsement, adding interest to the pursuing debate.
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New Fork
Republican Club of
New York
Hughes
Monuments Art Marble Company Ad Listing
An old classified style notice for Monuments Art Marble Company located at 2011 Second Avenue three doors north of Virginia Street with telephone number 1738 appears read as an OCR fragment. The snippet references a local business ad listing.
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Monuments Art Marble Company
Virginia St
In Honor of Late King Ovcar I Memorial Services
Memorial services were held for the late King Ovcar I of Sweden at Firet Presbyterian church. Swedish American citizens and many others attended. Dr. Emanuel Schmidt gave the formal address. brief talks followed by W H Lewin A P Burwell Dr J B Baglieson and A Robinson. The Y M C A meeting featured Life's Problem discussion a friendship supper and songs by Fred Butler.
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Ovcar I
Sweden
Firet Presbyterian Church
Emanuel Schmidt
W. H. Lewin
A. P. Burwell
Burglars Steal Cash and Liquor From Keystone Saloon
Early Sunday burglars forced entry at the Keystone saloon at 624 King Street and took about $20 in cash along with several bottles of liquor. Members of the community reported the incident as police search for suspects continues.
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Keystone
King St
Harrington Struck by Car at Second and Union
D J Harrington, an EBogitohman, was run down by a car driven by A L Knowse at Second avenue and Union street at 4 a m yesterday. He was taken to Wayside hospital where his injuries were found not to be serious.
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D. J. Harrington
A. L. Knowse
Second Av
Union
Wayside Hospital
Rancher Dies From Exposure Near Duwamish River
A man named Gillam Ambrush, deemed insane, died after leaping into cold waters near The Meadows area by the Duwamish river. Neighbors found him nearly dead and he was taken to his ranch where he died minutes later. The body was handled by H. B. Nolee of Georgetown. no relatives are known. The report notes Tacoma theaters operated on Sunday despite attorney warnings against Sabbath amusements.
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Duwamish
Tis Ranch
Gillam Ambrush
J. K. Kuestic
Ambrush
H. 8
Nolee
Georgetown
Seattle Tacoma Route Flyer Details
Fly on the flyer for Seattle Tacoma route with round trips leaving Seattle at 6 45 and 16 25 a m 2 06 and 6 46 leaving Tacoma 8 35 a m and 12 16 3 65 and 7 30 p m U Seeley Jr Agent Seattle Tel Main 176 Tacoma Tel 212.
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Seattle Tacoma
Seattle
Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Tecome
Four battleships to stay on coast after holidays
A United Press report states the president plans to keep four Atlantic fleet battleships at a home port after the holidays. The Illinois Kearsarge Kentucky and Alabama are chosen for the Pacific station, while the rest will return via the Suez canal after visiting Japan.
Bloodless duel pits Hungarian premier against ex minister
The Hungarian premier Wek erle and former Minister Potony fought a bloodless duel over political dishonesty allegations raised by an exam in parliament. The meeting occurred yesterday and neither man was harmed.
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Prann
Buda T
Lee
Wekerle
Potony
Ewordn
Neo
Judge Wallace Advocates One Day Rest Movement
Jackson county criminal court Judge William H. Wallace, noted for starting the Sunday observance drive, comments on Missouri law he seeks to enforce. He arraigns those who violate the law for pecuniary gain and urges a weekly rest day. King Edward restricts secretaries from private diaries.
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Y United Protectian
William H. Wallace
Jackson County Criminal Court
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