No Cheer On Campus As Whitworth Game Falls Flat
Washington shows a dull 100 to 0 victory over Whitworth on Denny field with 20 players used in the second half. Hap Miller nails field goals consistently while Oregon’s 43 to 6 thrashing of Bremerton shifts Navy’s gaze to future opponents.
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Whallington
Portera
Whitworth
Tacoma College
Washington
Doble
Denny Field
Carver
Miller
Smith
Fred Madigan
Varsity
Noble
Jacquot
Oregon
Pullman
Bremerton
Harvard Best in East as Har vard Triumphs over Holy Cross
Football experts in New York say Harvard leads the East after the Crimson 47 to 7 win over Holy Cross. Yale shows progress but Princeton lags in form as the weekend games shape the Eastern standings.
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New York
Harvard
Holy Cross
Crimson
Yale
Princeton
Plans for half mile dirt track at new two mile speedway
Interior of the new two mile brick speedway near Benton Junction may house a half mile dirt track for harness racing. If approved the King County Fair association could stage its fair and racing there. Harry Doherty, manager, announces automobile races on the speedway and a world's championship motorcycle meet in Seattle next July.
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Benton Junction
King County Fair Association
Harry Doherty
Seattle
Seattle Celtic Falls 2 0 to Black Diamond at Athletic Park
Seattle Celtic were outplayed and defeated 2 to 0 by Black Diamond champions at old Athletic Park Sunday afternoon. The miners capitalized on defense and the Celtic failed to convert chances as Seattle Celtic suffered a tough loss in a hard fought contest.
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Seattle Celtic
Black Diamond
Old Athletic Park
Diamond
Miners
Seattle
Celtic
Champion of all champions digs up clubs for Kilbane
Advertisement for Butler's Liquid Tooth Miller from Butler Drug Co Seattle Washington promoting dental prep at 25 cents. References Johnny Kilbane as a boxing figure and claims superiority of the product for a champion.
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Johnny Kilbane
Butler’s Liquid Tooth Miller
Butler Drug Co
Seattle
Wash
Brooklyn girl 69 plans world girls championship
Julia Downey of Brooklyn aged 69 challenges all the world’s girls for the championship after quick 100 yard runs in 11.16 seconds. A former student on local school grounds she won three medals and now trains daily with boxing and handball.
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Julia Downey
Poplar Sr
Brooklyn
Itn
Dugdale Heads East to Seek Players for Seattle Club
Seattle baseball president D B Dugdale and Mrs Dugdale left for Columbus Ohio for the National Association meeting in Columbia Ohio. He plans stops in St Paul and will return to Seattle around November 15 for the Grante-Chicago White Sox game. Dugdale hinted at a lineup shakeup next season and will seek talent while in the East.
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Columbia
Ohio
D. B. Dugdale
Seattle
Mra. Dugdale
Dug
St. Paul
New York
Michigan Aggies upset Michigan in 12 to 7 shocker
Two major upsets headline a Saturday of college football action. The biggest shock was Michigan State’s rival Michigan Agricultural College defeating Michigan 12 to 7, marking MAC’s first-ever win over the Wolverines. Other results include Nebraska narrowly beating Minnesota and several scorelines across the Northeast and Midwest.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Aggies
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Brown
Princeton
Syracuse
Obertin
Iowe State
MAC
Carlisle
U. of Pitteburn
Sllinoise
Northwestern
Pardee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Iown
Ames
Washington
Colorado Agricultural College
Denver University
Missouri
Oklahorma
Kentucky State University
Ohio Northern
Tufte
University of Maine
Lafarelta
Awarthmore
Dartmouth
Williame
Marvard
Holy Cross
Navy
Dickineon
Army
Colgate
If Horses Run True to Names in Droll Quip
A witty line notes that if horses bore names literally matching their nature then none would be named Slit Skirt for risk of revealing too much. The quip plays on naming conventions in horse racing to hint at propriety.
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Macy
Dortoes
Sendaya
Seattle Seeks New Talent in East for 1914 Pennant Run
The piece notes Dug pursues fresh talent in the East to shape Seattle's 1914 season. It hints at a confident ground floor stance for Seattle while observers discuss players preparing for spring work as winter wanes and pennant race chatter grows.
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Washington Whitworth
Seattle
Yale Football Captain Ketcham Guards For Team
Report notes Yale is using captain Ketcham at guard against Ketcham’s opponent Seema suggests Ket cham could improve at one end.
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Ketcham
Yale
Charley Prickley Injury Rumors After Frickley Brickley Chorus
A garbled sports item notes Harvard gridiron star Charley Prickley suffers only a slight hip injury amid a ring party scene in Milwaukee. The piece later mentions Nelson distributing funds and hints at rights to a funeral, with a sideline jab about baseball and Yale’s diamond leader breaking an elbow.
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Charley Prickley
Harvard
Baseball Fury Sparks On Park Toss and Hazy Club Claims
Johnny Evers erupted during the Sex-Cubs game and hurled a $1.25 ball from the park. Charley Murphy was taken home by taxi and is expected to recover. The note mentions a 96th member of a dubious club and weak cash bets on Dobie’s gang win.
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Johnny Evers
Charley Murphy
Dobie
A Quick Play Through the Line Explained by Yost
Hurry up Yost describes a line play with a fake punt setup. The back receives the snap and options a ground gain if the defense overcommits. The quarterback darts off tackle while the fullback blocks toward the end to draw attention away from the ball carrier.
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Yost
Michigan
Seattle Teams Ease Past Everett in State Race
Everett high school failed against Lincoln and Broadway battles as Dally and Michel broke free for long runs. Everett won 15 to 6 while Lincoln scored on a line smash by Kirby. Broadway faces Everett next with Adair and White ineligible and Port Townsend beat Port Angeles 14 to 13.
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Everett
Broadway
Queen Anne
Dally
Michel
Kirby
Seattle
Ralph Smith
Herb Adair
White
Adair
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Local boys Chet Neff and Billy Williams draw in four rounds
Local lightweights Chet Neff and Billy Williams, returning from Monroe, each fought a four round draw Sunday night. Neff faced Kid Hussy in the Monroe bout, a contest praised as the finest four-round event there. Williams drew with Jack Gillis with a close verdict, Williams showing speed but lacking his usual edge.
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Chet Neff
Billy Willams
Seattle
Monroe
Neff
Kid Hussy
Williams
Jack Gillis
Willams
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