Southern Championship Narrowed to Auburn Vanderbilt and Georgia
The Southern SA championship race narrows to Auburn Vanderbilt and Georgia after Auburn's 20 to 0 win over Georgia Tech. Vanderbilt and Georgia earned tense wins, with Vanderbilt edging Tennessee and Georgia barely beating Clemson. Upcoming clashes at Birmingham and Atlanta will largely decide the title race for November 22.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Tennessee
Commodores
Clemson
Tigers
Birmingham
S. IL. A
Sewanee
Vandy
Ll. S. A
Arkansas
Mississippi Aggies
Tulane
Eastern Teams Shine in Muddy Eastern Football Show
Eastern varsity squads battled soggy fields on November 10 as Harvard Princeton Yale Dartmouth Pennsylvania Cornell Army and Navy posted varying results. Strong showings included Yale 17 Brown 0 and Army 77 Albright 0 while Carlisle routed Johns Hopkins 61 0 and Syracuse crushed NYU 48 0.
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Hardwick
Brickley
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Baker
Tigers
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Yale
Brown
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Pennsylvania
Colby
Cornell
Michigan
Army
Navy
Albright
Bucknell
Carlisle Indians
Johns Hopkins
Syracuse
New York University
Lehigh
Swarthmore
Garry Will Attend Baseball Meeting
President Louis Heilbroner of the Central League arrived in Columbus for the twelfth annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Delegates and visitors are expected to arrive today with the first national board session tonight. August Herrmann of Cincinnati NL will attend, interrupting his usual attendance pattern.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Louis Heilbroner
Central League
National Association ‘of Professional Baseball
National Board
August Herrmann
Cincinnati National League
National Commission
Desperate Negro Is Saved From Angry Mob
International News Service reports in Centralia Illinois on November 8 that Sherman a Black man wounded three people and held a 200 strong armed posse at bay for two hours. He fatally wounded his wife and shot Officer Reed in the left arm. Deputy Watts led the arrest attempt as the home was shelled with bullets before Sherman was overpowered and taken to Salem county jail.
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Sherman
Guy Livesay
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Health and Comfort
A Van Antwerp Drug advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets for pleasant purgative effects and a healthy body, claiming the product makes users feel safe and well. The phrasing emphasizes a soothing, reassuring impact on overall wellbeing.
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Proby Chamberlain
van ‘Antwerp
British and French Army Riders to Compete at New York Horse Show
Several British and French army officers who will ride in the international events at the Mount Square Garden Horse Show opening next Saturday arrived by steamers from Europe. Among them are Lieutenants Pierre Marie de Messon and Auguste de Laissardiere, Col. P. A. Ken, M. McTaggart, and Captain Richardson.
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Mt. Square Garden
Europe
Lieuten- Pierre Marie de Messon
Auguste de Laissardiere
Th Army
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Princeton Right End Ed Shea Out With Broken Ankle
Princeton New York November 10 Ed Shea the Princeton right end suffered a broken ankle in the Harvard game and will miss the rest of the season The rest of the Princeton squad remained uninjured in the contest and coaches declined to name the starter to replace Shea with Lamberton or J S Baker in contention for the vacated position
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Associated Press
Princeton
N. Y
Ed Shea
Harvard
Lamberton
Shea
J. S. Baker
Andrews
Giants and Sox Play Until Darkness Tie 7–7
The New York Nationals and Chicago Americans battled to a 7–7 nine inning tie in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. Darkness forced the game to be called with 15 hits and 3 errors recorded for the Giants and 14 hits and 3 errors for the Americans. Tesrean and Wingo pitched for the Giants while Leverenz, Faber and Schalk were credited with the Chicago defense.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
R. H.E. Giants
Tesrean
Wingo
Leverenz
Faber
Schalk
A Night of Terror and a Croup Remedy Prompt
A mother faces a frightening night watching a child choke during a croup attack. The ad urges forethought and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remédy as a certain cure, noting it never fails, with sale by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Chamberlain
van Antwerp Drug Corp. Activ
Seventeen Demands by Players to Baseball Magnates
The Baseball Players' Fraternity released a statement outlining seventeen contract reform demands to the National Baseball Commission and National Board of Arbitration. Key points call for free uniform provision, travel expense coverage, ten day notice before releases, mutual contract binding, fair discharge terms, and player mobility without undue minor league demotion. The group also urges written notice of fines or suspensions and opposes unilateral minor league downgrades to strengthen owned teams.
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Associated Press
New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Baseball Commission
National Board of Arbitration
National Association
Murphy
Mordecai Brown
Louisville
Many Honors for American Fleet Visit
In Malta Rear Admiral Badger and Wyoming officers joined Sir Henry Rundle at the palace then toured San Antonio palace as guests. Wyoming sailors enjoyed shore liberty while British guards assisted. American and British officers shared public hospitality but not the governor general’s event. In Naples flags waved for visits by the Florida and Arkansas with city officials inspecting the fleet as Cyclops arrived.
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Malta
Badger
Wyoming
Henry Rundle
San Antonio
Naples
United States
Florida
Arkansas
Miayor
Army Corps
Cyclops
U S Battleships Visit by Naval Experts in Genoa
In Genoa, the U S battleships Connecticut and Kansas drew naval experts who compared them with British counterparts. In Spezia, the Duke of Abruzzi left for the Aegean with orders to Rhodes to lead a naval division. In Rome, six officers and 150 sailors from the American warships arrived for a brief sightseeing stop before Florence and Venice.
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Genoa
United States
Connecticut
Kansas
Abruzzi
Spezia
Italy
Rome
Noy
Florence
Venice
Temperament Talk Turns On Courtroom Savagery
A sharp observation notes that a hardened case and public grudge can be mistaken for temperament. The remark critiques the idea that loud disdain signals inner discipline rather than true restraint.
Graceful Gene Paulet Secured By Wily Finn
Gene Paulet will join the 1914 Memphis Turtles after Michael Finn completed the deal. Paulet, former Mobile first baseman, was highly regarded for precise fielding and reliable hitting, drawing strong support from Red Elm fans.
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Wily Finn
Gene Paulet
Michael Finn
Mobile
Memphis
Finn
Turtles
Gulf
Paulet
Georgia Collegian
Billy Calhoun
Jersey City
Calhoun
Red Elm
Joe Agler
Turtle
Foreign pawnshops as social aid rails against usury in America
Chicago readers are urged to study European models where state run pawnshops aid the poor. The Monte de Pietre of Paris handles loans on bonds to socks with a 7 percent cap, profits aiding Paris charities. Continentally, state control limits rates, while Britain keeps private but tightly regulated practice.
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Paris
France
America
le Monte de Pietre
Germany
Austria
Italy
Great Britain
United States
China
Astor and Huntington Engagement In High Society Circles
Vincent Astor and Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington announced plans to marry next spring. The Huntington heir and the Newport society favorite have known each other since childhood at Staatsburg and Rhinebeck. The couple’s union links two of America's oldest fortunes, with Huntington’s sheaf of connections and Astor’s $65 million independence shaping their social position.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Robert PB. Huntington
Miss Huntington
Huntington
Mr. Astor
Hopeland House
Hluntington
Staatsburg
Ferncliff
Astor's
Rhinebrook
Vincent
Astor
Mrs. Huntington
William D. Dinsmore
Steele-Milburn
Newport
House of Astor
Pelicans Headache as Somers Refuses to Discuss 1914 Plans
In New Orleans on November 10 1913 C W Somers American League vice president and owner of several clubs refused to discuss 1914 Pelicans changes or manager. E S Barnard also declined to talk while fans await a January 5 stock vote and possible shift in Pelicans leadership.
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C.W. Somers
Cleveland
Toledo
Portland
Pelicans
Somers
E. S. Barnard
Naps
Chicago
Messrs
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Johnny Dobbs
Frank
Heinemann
Nashville
Pels
Lush
Toronto International League
Pel
States
Heiney
Pelican
Col. Clark
New Orleans Daily States
Schmidt's Beating Case Ends in 275 Dollar Fine
Charley Schmidt star backstop for Mobile in the Southern League must pay 275 dollars to J. J. McLaughlin driver of an express wagon. A circuit court jury ruled today that Schmidt assaulted McLaughlin a year ago injuring him and breaking his jaw. The suit sought 2000 dollars. The dispute began over McLaughlin parking so vehicles crossed Schmidt's lawn.
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Ark
Charley Schmidt
J. J. McLaughlin
Schmidt
McLaughlin
Detroit
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