Tacoma High Edges Broadway in Narrow Fast Game
In a windy Saturday clash on the University campus, Tacoma High defeated Broadway by a single score when Captain Beymer kicked a long field goal. Broadway had held Tacoma in the first half, threatened near the goal twice, but a blocked punt and strong Tacoma defense sealed the outcome. The game featured hard football, few passes, and raucous crowd noise from both schools.
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College Football Scores Across The Nation Reported
Numerous games across states show decisive wins. Notable winners include Washington 6 over Tacoma 3 and Oregon 29 over Willamette 0. Minnesota 20 over Chicago 6. Michigan 44 over Syracuse 0. Harvard 9 over Army 6. Cornell 10 over Williams 2. Colorado 44 over Wyoming 5. Washington and Jefferson 46 over Waynesburg 0.
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Willus Britt dies. longtime boxing promoter passes away
Willus Britt brother of former lightweight champion Jim Britt died in San Francisco after a brief illness. He managed his father and later fighters Batting Nelson and Stanley Ketchel, playing a prominent role in American boxing despite a relatively short active ring career.
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Seals win Pacific Coast league pennant in runaway
San Francisco leads the Pacific Coast league standings with a decisive finish. The Seals topped the Beavers by 9 points and stand 74 points ahead of Vernon in the final table. Danny W. Long released the official standings showing San Francisco 132 90 032 and Portland 113 87 563 among others. A M. basketball league assembled a schedule for November 13 to December 14 with round robin games for Class A teams.
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Roller skates and tools sale fills store room
An advertising page touts low price union roller skates with Swedish steel in sizes 20 to 60 for boys and girls claiming improvements in health and grace. The sale also lists assorted tools and hardware items with prices and promotional phrases for a crowded store event.
Matty Denies Quitting Giants Amid Salary Talk
Rumor that pitcher Mathewson will quit the Giants is emphatically denied. He plans to return to the insurance business in winter but has no intention of leaving the diamond yet. He aims to earn as much as possible and may seek a higher salary for the season.
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Drawed Bout Ends In Kam Kitson Pitagerald Match
After 15 rounds in the 115 pound class in this city yesterday, George Kitson and Willie Pitagerald fought to a draw. Hilly Papke declared the match a draw after the long bout.
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Washington routs Idaho 50 to 0 in wet Spokane game
The University of Washington eleven overwhelmed Idaho with eight touchdowns as wet turf and fumbles hampered the Idaho team. Coyle added a drop kick. Der Wett struggled with punts and handling the ball, while Washington’s line repeatedly stopped Idaho near the goal. The crowd expected a win, and the Huskies delivered a decisive afternoon victory.
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Noles to defend South weight title against Harnden
Sid Noles claims the Ueht weight wrestling championship of the south while Milton Harnden, undefeated from Helling s, is set to meet him in Bel oo tomorrow night. Local interest runs high as fans anticipate a key showdown between two prominent grapplers.
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Minnesota Triumphs But Loses Tiny Captain
Minnesota defeats Chicago 20 to 6 but suffers injury to star quarterback Johnny McGovern whose collarbone is broken near the end. McGovern, five feet four inches, juggles football and studies, working in the county auditors office by day and pursuing law at night. Wisconsin looms next, then Michigan as Williams aims for the all western title.
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Red Leaf the Keene Racing Mare Dies at Emeryville
Red Leaf, famous Keene racing mare, died at Emeryville race track after traveling from British Columbia. She contracted pneumonia from a cold and succumbed, ending a storied career that included 1905 victories and key wins for Jack Keene and Herman Radtke.
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Young Corbett Benefit on Cards
New York readers learn of a testimonial benefit for former boxing champion Young Corbett set for Christmas night at Madison Square Garden. Jim Jeffries as emcee leads a gala show with Terry McGovern, Bob Fitzsimmons, Kid McCoy, and many stars in boxing and theatre. Proceeds aim to fund a New York roadhouse for Corbett.
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Murphy and Charles H at the Hotel Albany
Fragmentary note indicates Murphy and Charles H connected to the Hotel Albany with unclear room information and limited details about access or use.
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Jiu Jitsu Experts Meet Prof Ito in Local Bout
An event bringing Jiu Jitsu experts together is planned for the heart of town on a November night. Prominent figures include Prof Ito and George Hraun of Baa, with several Japanese competitors expected to attend and stage leading demonstrations.
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Spokane Race Off In Mud After Delay
Spokane event postponed due to bad weather and a muddy track. Officials report the 20 mile race would have been nearly impossible to complete, leaving fans disappointed as plans shift to a Sunday run with runners including private M Guggenheim and L A Walker confirming the new date.
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Turfman stabbed by Joey in New York incident
A report from New York describes an attack on Thomas of Parla New York at a headway track. The assailant, Carol Shilling, struck him in the head and breast. condition listed as serious with doubtful recovery. Shilling is noted as a well known figure on the Pacific coast with prior trouble alleged to involve a boy.
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