Washington Holds California To Tie In Football Thriller
The Washington football team at Recreation Park played a near equal against California, with critics predicting a Cal win by at least 12 points. Coach praised the team’s two week improvement and Me ld’s stellar defense kept California from scoring again. a late referee decision on a ball near the goal line sparked debate about a possible safety or touchback, but Washington emphasized sportsmanship over victory.
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Downed Cornell by Pennsylvanias fierce play on gridiron
Philadelphia November 25 The University of Pennsylvania dominated Cornell, stifling first downs and pressuring with hard tackling. Pennsylvanias Stevenson was ejected for rough play as Reynolds kicked off to start a five minute drive culminating in a Zeigier Pierkarski and Smith touchdown and a successful kick by Reynolds. Cornell managed only two-yard gains and a failed late goal attempt.
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Utah University Rout Colorado College 43 to 0 in Football
Salt Lake City notes Utah University routed Colorado College by 43 to 0. Other scores include Washington Agricultural college 4 over Whitman college 0 and major college results: Simpson 10 Grinnell 4 University of Rochester 16 Tufts Dickinson 10 Washington and Jefferson 4, Kansas 29 Missouri 0, Minnesota 11 Iowa 0, Purdue 26 Notre Dame 0, Carlisle Indians 29 Ohio State 0, Illinois 16 Nebraska 16, Ames 20 Drake 0.
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Now Out of the Race in West Coast Baseball
In Los Angeles, two games with Seattle ended 1-1 and 3-13 as Los Angeles fades from pennant contention. Umpire Brown, presiding over a prior incident, left for Portland and did not return to the southern diamond. Battersea Gray Spies Hogs Leahy Newton Bogies Spies Hall Shields Hlanken.
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Frisco Doubled Oakland in Home Game
The Frisco club defeated Oakland on Oakland's home ground with a 2 1 score. Battersea Graham and Stark Whalen and Wilson connected for the visitors as San Francisco blanked Oakland. Wheeler pitched well for Frisco while Jones labored for Oakland, giving up hits in late innings.
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Tacoma Triumphs Over Portland In Dual Games
Tacoma won two games from Portland as base running and strong support behind pitcher Fitzgerald led to a 6 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 tally in the first game while the second ended after seven innings due to darkness with Tacoma leading 3 to 1.
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Major Delmar Sold for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
Major Delmar the champion trotter was sold at the Old Glory sale at Madison Square Garden for 15000 dollars. He went to K G Billings, owner of Lou Dillon, after setting track records of 201% and 159% for pacing.
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Sunshine Routes to California Pines and Scenic Line
Travel ads invite visits to California resorts via the Shasta Route and Southern Pacific Scenic Line. Two trains daily at 8 40 am and 8 40 pm offer first class at 25 60 dollars and second class at 20 60. Details and reservations from Union Ticket Office 608 First Avenue BK. E Ellis General Agent.
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Winter racing opens at Ascot Park with narrow win
Los Angeles November 26 report on Ascot Park season opener. Opening Handicap at one mile featured seven runners with Flo Bob, High Chancellor and Ethelyne prominent. Ethelyne triumphed by a length over High Chancellor, with Flo Bob close third amid a day of favored yet mixed results.
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Lively Contest on the Alleys Draws Arcades Win Loss
A brisk bowling contest titled Lively Contest on the Alleys saw the Arcades win two of the matches while the record on the other lanes remained unclear. Spectators cheered as players challenged each other with rapid throws and strategic shots.
We Tens Tops Arcades In Three Bowling Games
The We Tens beat the Arcades 829 776 in game one and 850 742 in game two. Arcades captured the third game by pins, while Biwashes won two of three against Navajos and Monarch alleys. Jones led with 208 and Fredson posted 193 average.
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Multnomah Beats Oregon 7 to 6 in Portland Showdown
Multnomah Athletic Club football edged the University of Oregon 7 to 6 in Portland. A 60 yard run by Murphy and a 30 yard run by Horan sparked Multnomah’s first touchdown, then a mishandled punt led to two more points for Multnomah.
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Seattle High School Dominates Spokane Team 70 to 0
Seattle football team crushed Spokane 70 to 0 in Spokane yesterday. Coyle of Seattle delivered a perfect drop kick from the th yard line adding five points. Seattle overwhelmed Spokane with relentless rushes and an unbeatable performance.
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Tremendous Floor Collapse Sparks Piano Company Sale
A disruption at D. S. Johnston Co. at 908 Second Avenue in the Burke building triggers an immediate floor replacement plan. To fund space expansion and Christmas demand, the firm launches a sweeping cut price sale on Chickering Sons Kimball Hobart M Cable and other pianos and organs to clear inventory.
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Price Cutting Event at Burke Building opens tomorrow
Announcements promise phenomenal price cuts on instruments at 908 Second Avenue Burke Building. Every instrument guaranteed to be as represented with no sale if not. Easy terms may be arranged and customers urged to visit before buying elsewhere. Sale starts tomorrow at 8:30 AM.
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