Dan R Wins 2:02 Pace at Lexington Meet
Favorites swept the day with wins in four events as Dan R. outpaced Harold H. and Edith W. in every heat of the 2:02 pace finishing 2:06 and 2:04. Monte Carlo, Belie, Kiser and Major Delmar battled in the 2:09 trot with Major Delmar prevailing. Direct Hal captured the Wilson stake in the 2:0 class after covering three miles in 2:09 2:07 and 2:07. Direct Hal set the pace and saw a strong field in the day’s racing as the meeting closes with tomorrow’s card.
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Lexington
Harold H
Edith W
Dan R
Monte Carlo
Belie
Kiser
Major Delmar
Hal
Dr. Straig
Beldo
Atce
Wilison
Direct Hal
Bik. H
Direct
Geers
Doctor Medero
Ch. G
Hudson
Gala Brick
Bik. G
Spear
Tommy Mc
B G
McCarthy
Cotllion
B. H
Bnow
Wn Missai
Leon
Miller
Pen
Tasco, Jr
U of I Husky Football Opens Season in Cincinnati
A husky University of Indianapolis football team travels to Cincinnati for its season opener against the University of Cincinnati. Veteran players show strong unity and drive, with Kelly noting better cohesion than last year. The Indianapolis lineup features Compton, Irwin, Dillon Hacker, Carson, Goodrick, Woolridge, Neusbaum, Spears, Mehring, Judah, and Cook in key roles as they seek a creditable showing.
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Husky
University of Indianapolis
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Kelly
Compton
Irwin
Dillon Hacker
Carson
Goodrick
Woolridge
Neusbaum
Kokomo
Spears
Mehring
Hi Old Place
Judah
Cook
Butler
Football Grids Set as Illinois Faces Purdue
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Champaign Illinois hosts Purdue in a key season game with Illinois confident of victory after light practice. Purdue arrives hampered by injuries and missing players but plans a stout defense and new formations to challenge Illinois.
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Indianapolis Journal
Champaign
University of Illinois
Purdue
Illnois
Boilermakers
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Illinois
John Milla
Krull
Riebel
Leslie
Allen
Best
Minchor Hite
McMannes
Emies
Boyer
Davidson
Hohn
Collar
Jenor Zimmerman
Mills
Osborne
Kaylor
Montpelier
Bluffton
Shan
South Bend Squad Reels From Hard Practice Before Michigan Tilt
Captain Salmon led a strenuous Cartier field session with closed gates as the squad showed fatigue and several injuries. D Conner and Fisher were carried off, Des mond limped in, McGlew remains hospitalized, and E O Connors return to the uniforms marked a shift toward the reserve. The team prepares for the Michigan game in Toledo, while Reulbach returns to campus and may bolster the line if needed.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Salmon
Cartier Field
D.conner
Fisher
Desmond
McGlew
Oan Oy
Indiana Faces DePauw In Ambitious Home Clash
Indiana prepares to host DePauw on Jordan field in Bloomington with optimism high after a rough Michigan game. Coach Home has Hubbard to assist and the varsity trains hard as students rally behind a confident squad seeking a decisive victory.
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Indiana
de Pauw
Jordan Field
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Michigan
Home
Hubbard
Franklin College to meet Wabash in Crawfordsville
Franklin College football departs for Crawfordsville to face Wabash under trying conditions this season. Changes in the lineup due to Sellers's withdrawal and fumbles by new players cloud hopes as Sutherland and Williams are out for Crawfordsville clash.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Crawfordville
Wabash College
Sellers
Bryan
Waggoner
Branigan
Jewett
Silver
Thompson
Roach
Pritchard
Tincher
Webb
Miller
Marion Y. M. C. A. and Kokomo High Clash in Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana on October 17 the Marion YMCA team faced Kokomo High School in a local basketball game. The result and notable events are not provided in the available text.
Greenwood to Franklin clash headlines Friday football matchup
Greenwood High School heads to Franklin to face Franklin High School in a regional football contest. Wabash College features a freshmen sophomores clash ending with a sophomores win. Crawfordsville reports a campus dispute over rushing and pledging among fraternities. Kansas University installs Frank Strong as chancellor with a large alumni audience. Glasgow University rector campaign sees riotous student activity and police intervention.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Sophs
Kane
Wabash College
Clinton Marshall
Wabash
Indiana
Thomas M. Potter
Peabody
Kan
Board of Regents
Glasgow
Glasgow University
John Morley
George Wyndham
Runnels sets Morris Park pace in 2 01 record run
John A. Drake's Runnnels with Lyne aboard won the sixth at Morris Park for one mile and three sixteenths in 2 01, beating Bir Walter's 1897 mark by three quarters of a second. The Charade colt led Warrented by a half length as Ethylene equalized the track mark at Worth.
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Morris Park
Worth
New York
John A. Drake
Lyne
Bir Walter
Charade
Warrented
Rossignol
O. L. Richards
Yelp
Mackey Dwyer
Miladi Love
Ray
Runnels
Chicago
E. J. Arnold & Co
St. Louis
Ethylene
Sidney C. Love
Solon
Gravina
Fake
Toad
Bessie McCarthy
Maher Wins Middle Park Plate in Close Finish
London October 17 American jockey Maher rode a sensational winner by a head at New Market to cap this season’s tally with a century of wins. He also placed second in a key race, chasing a remarkable total that topped stake money and prize funds for the season, underscoring a record-breaking run.
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London
Maher
New Market
High Individual Scores In All Stars Victory attempt
In South Side League play the Defenders beat Weber Zimmer team twice and led the standings. Phoenix won two from Germania as scores listed show Defenders 8 Weber Zimmer 0 and Weber Zimmer 0 Germania 0.
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Weber-Zimmers
Pet
Defenders
Phoenix
Germania
Weber-Zimmer
Weber & Zimmers
Germania Ae Defenders
Niemann
H Weber
Ee Zitziass
L. Zimmer
Elbreg
Phoenix Alleys
Woisifer
I Glass Aenaee
F. Reimer
Telford
Uriewicz
Hacker
W. Reta
Meyer J. Kulmp
Oes
Penick Aes Oe
Joesieam
Milwaukee Boxing Club card features six round draw
Art Sims of Akron Ohio and Otto Sieloff of Chicago fought a six round draw under straight rules with a mostly hugging contest aside from Sims flooring Sieloff in round three. Milwaukee boxer Jack Dogherty stopped Maurice Sayers. The Chicago report notes Tim Kearns winning a foul from Jack Carrig in Boston.
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Art Sims
Otto Sieloff
Milwaukee
Akron
Chicago
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Sims
Steloff
Sieloff
Jack Dogherty
Maurice Sayers
Tiarry Falla
Harry ‘Alwaukee
Grin
CORE
Atx Tamy
Tim Kearns
Boston
Jack Carrig
Kearns Wins Narrow Verdict After Slow Olean Bout
In Olean New York a three round fight ended with Kearns awarded the decision over Carrig after repeated clinching and neutral exchanges. The bout was slow with no clear advantage for either fighter and the referee stopped the action after warnings. Other notes from Bristol and Philadelphia report Lipton cup plans and a six round sparring match between Billy Maynard and Billy Ryan ending with Ryan marginally ahead in aggression and Maynard’s body blows.
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N. Y
Carrig
Kearns
Philadelphia
Billy Maynard
New York
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Ariel Athletic Club
Ryan
Maynard
Boers Generals React to U S Visit Hint in Berlin
In Berlin on October 17, Boer leaders led by Botha and De Wet lament they did not visit America first to solicit funds. The tour raised about $67,600 with promoters contrasting anti British demonstrations. A planned wreath at EmperorWilliam I’s statue was missed, amid police caution and mixed reception.
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America
Botha
United States
Europe
Germany
William I
Schloss
de Wet
Herr Liebermann von Sonnenberg
Reichstag
Chamberlain
Ichstag
Bismarck
Kaiser Wilhelm
Herr Antrick
Count Posadowski
Prince Herbert von Bismarck
Balfour
Free Lance
Unson
India
Transvaal
Count von Norman
Philharmonic House
Delarey
Dewet
Asked to Visit the United States American Generals Entertained
London dispatch notes the Associated Press invitation to visit the United States as American generals are entertained. The report hints at high level exchanges and cordial hospitality extending to military leaders. The item reflects wartime diplomacy and cross Atlantic engagement.
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United States
London
Associated Press
Appleton and Company Auction Listing
A brief notice from D. Appleton and Company of New York and Chicago announces forthcoming listings or distribution details for books and publications. The notice cites the publisher’s presence in both major cities and signals upcoming schedules for releases and sales.
British officers mingle at Choate dinner in London
In London, Ambassador Choate hosted a social dinner at the Carlton for Generals Cortin Young Merritt and attached British figures headed by Earl Roberts. The gathering included Lords, ambassadors, and U.S. officers. No speeches were made and General Wood plans a Scotland visit before sailing home on the Philadelphia.
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French
Kelly-Kenny
Carlton Hotel
Cortin
Young
Merritt
Earl of Hard
Earl of Errol
Lord Mount-Stephen
Lawrence
White
Seymour
Kelly+ Kenny
Ian Hamilton
Jer
Clarke
H. Arnold-Foster
M. P
A. H. Lee
Hunsicker
of Or Corporation
Francis
Sereneston
McKinley
Indomitable display of honest se and fearless virtue praised
A Kansas City Star column extols a public figure in the White House as a gentleman of learning breeding and distinction. It lauds his social duties and statesmanship, calling the Nation satisfied by his presence and the honor he brings to the office.
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Kansas City Star
Ind
White House
Explosion at Miami Company's Xenia mill injures Griffin
The Miami Company's plant mill at Xenia exploded at 3:35 pm, nearly killing Joseph Griffin who had married recently in Brooklyn. The building was controlled and the loss is estimated under 5,000 dollars.
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Miami Company
Xenia
Joseph Griffin
Brooklyn
Fire destroys Tucker's wood rim factory in Urbana
Springfield Oct 1 Tucker's wood rim factory in Urbana was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 70,000 dollars. Maggort, son of the watchman, was burned to death. Another son Carl Maggort was seriously burned and may die.
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Springfield
Tucker
Urbana
Maggort
Carl Maggort
Fur Store Looted in Cleveland Night Raid
Clevelanders report a night raid on a fur store owned by F. at 2 Euclid Avenue. Thieves escaped with the entire stock in goods valued at about 5,000 dollars. Local police are investigating the burglary.
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Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Gooda
Limited select party departs in January for journey
A limited select party will depart in January for a traveling expedition described as first class. Details on destination and duration are not provided in the fragment.
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