Fultz Denies Herrmann Strike Charge
David L. Fultz president of the Baseball Players' Fraternity denied August Herrmann's charge that Fultz pressed for a strike before presenting players' demands. He said he never favors revolutionary methods and has advised against radical measures. He filed a written explanation of the seventeen demands to the National Commission.
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Associated Press
New York
David L. Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
August Herrmann
National Commission
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Herrmann
Princeton Practice Ends Ahead of Yale Game
Princeton football finished practice on campus with 26 players set to travel to Greenwich Conn and then to New Haven for the Yale game. Borden and Law worked on punting after signal drills and all regulars are reported in good condition.
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Greenwich
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New Haven
Michigan to shuffle line after Traphagen injury
Ann Arbor reports Coach Yost must reshuffle the Michigan eleven after left guard Traphagen was hurt in practice. Cochran named his understudy, while Lichtener remains limited and Rainsford will start at left end against Penn on Saturday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Traphagen
Yost
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Cochran
Lichtener
Cornell
Rainsford
Crimson Not Afraid of the Brown Bunch
Harvard football coaches expect limited Brown challenge and focus on Yale defense and offense for November 22. Coach Haughton and captain Storrer will travel to New Haven to watch Yale play Princeton while Harvard heads to the game with a weakened lineup.
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Vardon and Ray Sail After Pleasant Stay
British golfers Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, who spent the last three months playing matches across the United States, sailed for home. Vardon praised Chick Evans of Chicago as an excellent opponent and noted that Massachusetts’ Quinnet is the champion, though he believes British courses are tougher than those in America.
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New York
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Edward Ray
United States
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Chicago
Quinnet
Massachusetts
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Omar Cigarettes Tie Clasp Free With Every Pack
The American Tobacco Company offers a Cloisonne enamel tie clasp free with Omar Cigarettes while supplies last. Omar, touted as the top selling cigarette, includes a Navajo blanket in each pack and claims rapid sales growth.
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New York
Omar
Tennessee Is Picked to Win Over U. A. Friday
Special to The Item Alabama prepares for the Friday gridiron clash on its campus against Tennessee. Dope favors Tennessee in size and recent form, but Alabama aims to end its drought and assert dominance against the Volunteers in a fierce, decisive battle.
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Auburn Eyes Tough Battle With Vanderbilt in Birmingham
Auburn coach Donahue drills the Tigers for the Vanderbilt game in Birmingham. Taylor and Lockwood are injured and may miss action while the Auburn squad uses Vanderbilt formations in practice. Donahue warns his players not to trust the betting odds as McGugin of Vanderbilt is shaping a strong defense for a hard fought, edge game.
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Somers May Come to Settle Pel Squabble
New Orleans reports a peaceable settlement may end the Frank Somers Pelican club dispute over control and management. Barnard is active behind the scenes as talks with Napville interests and Lookouts exhibition games loom. Heinemann remains noncommittal while Somers weighs selling holdings to end the feud.
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Pelican Club
Heinemann
Napville
Columbus
Somers
Barnard
Frank
Pel
Dutchman
Pels
Johnny Dobbs
Chattanooga
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Russian Wrestler Arrives for U S Tour
Ivan Mamutoff of St. Petersburg a czar's bodyguard and expert wrestler arrived in New York on the Randam after a six month leave for a United States and Canada tour. The 21 year old, six foot four, 245 pound athlete hopes to meet world champion Frank Gotch.
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Associated Press
New York
Ivan Mamutoff
St. Petersburg
Randam
United States
Canada
Frank Gotch
Mamutoff
Senate panel to report bill on direct senate elections
Washington November 14. A bill from the senate elections committee next week will provide direct elections of United States senators in states with new constitutional amendments and lacking regulations. With upcoming senatorial primaries, a temporary method of election is deemed necessary.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Senate Elections Committee
Auburn Fights On as Fans Travel for Birmingham Game
A gritty buildup surrounds the Saturday clash in Birmingham. Auburn fans plan a major turnout with a special train carrying students expected to arrive Friday, signaling a hard fought contest.
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Auburn
Birmingham
Sepantuien
Death of Dan Fishell Pioneer Theater Manager
Daniel Fishell a well known theatrical manager and pioneer in western and southwestern summer gardens died in St. Louis yesterday at the age of.
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ST. Louis
Daniel §. Fishell
Comiskey to Take White Sox on World Tour
The White Sox owner plans a world tour funded by a personal outlay of 76000 dollars. Frank Richter notes the trip honors a promise by Comiskey from twenty five years ago when he played for Chris von der Ahe and others, and is meant to boost the team’s drive for the American League title. Comiskey expects gate receipts but calls them uncertain while predicting a fun voyage that will sharpen his club for the upcoming season.
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