Ney Repeats Victory at Big Horse Show
The United States army rider Ney won the Beresford cup on government horses, a repeat of his prior year win. Horace Jr. claimed the pony stallion class for Whilis den farm, while Thomas W Murphy and J Malcolm Forbes led four-year-old stallions with their entries. Judge Moore took two blue ribbons and Vand erbilt trailed in the four-inhand class. Marcel and Madoc powered their pair to blue in the pairs class, and Aquinas from Aubéra farm won the Hackney stallion challenge cup.
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Harvard and Yale Men Quartered for Big Game
In Cambridge players from Yale and Harvard rested in two hotels and clubs near Lowell as they brace for the stadium clash Saturday. Yale held a long post dinner talk. Harvard prepared with light finishing touches after routine workouts. Trainers report players fit with minor lingering pains.
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Yale
Auburndale
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Lowell
Bing
Crimson
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Wong
Haughton
Chicago Maroons Adopt Player Number System
The Chicago Maroons will wear large jersey numbers matching their program list in a signal practice ahead of the Wisconsin game. The test run last Saturday by Northwestern confirmed the plan, which aims to identify each player by a single number on his uniform.
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Wisconsin
Northwest
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Marquard declines Federal League bid
A Milwaukee dispatch reports Rube Marquard the New York Nationals pitcher has refused a Federal League berth. He said he expects no trouble reaching terms with the Giants.
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Milwaukee
Rube” Marquard
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Kentucky Turkeys Prepared for Cabinet Thanksgiving Feast
Washington November 21 President m and the cabinet will dine on Kentucky turkeys. South Trimble, clerk of the house, provides pedigreed bronze birds from his blue grass farm. A yearling obbler weighed forty pounds dressed is among the fowl, others weigh twenty five. They were fattened on chestnuts and red pepper.
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Tumulty
Cabere
Kentucky
South Trimble
Advertisement for Bromo Quinine Laxative Cure
One product claim offers relief for cold and grip with a two day cure. The ad references Dr. Grove and a 265c price or code, promoting a single Bromo Quinine laxative remedy.
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This Boy There With the Hammer Real Test For Johnston With Cubs
Jimmy Johnston, a Cubs recruit from the San Francisco minor league club, faces a real major league trial after a strong minor league season. If he succeeds, Cubs fans and Chicago officials may toast a fast, aggressive outfielder who impressed on the coast and in the Southern League.
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Nashville Schwartz Predicts Strong Minor League Season
Nashville manager Bill Schwartz, connected with the Hirsig Automobile Co., says Nashville will be a farm team for a major league club next season. He cites an alliance with Brooklyn and targeted talent buys as key, promising a tough race for the gonfalon in 1913.
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Brooklyn
Newark
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Eddie Noyes Surrenders Volunteer Uniform in Baseball Sale
Nashville reports catcher Eddie Noyes has been sold by the club to Galveston. Details indicate the transfer involves the Nashville baseball organization parting with a veteran player, with implications for team depth and roster planning.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Baseball
Ed Noyes
Galveston
Shively Chosen Again to Lead Western League
Tulsa dispatch reports D. M. Shively of Kansas City has agreed to accept the presidency of the reorganized Western Baseball Association. Larry Milton of Carthage Mo. announces the move and Milton is expected to receive the Tulsa franchise.
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Tulsa
Okla
D. M. Shively
Kansas City
Western Association
Western Baseball Association
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Carthage
Milton
Hagen’s Aspirations End as Levinsky Stops Hagen
New York November 21 Ed Hagen the heavyweight hopeful was KOed in the seventh round of a ten round bout by Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia. Gunboat Smith withdrew with a damaged eye and Levinsky substituted. Hagen weighed 186½ pounds to Levinsky’s 170.
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Philadelphia
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Sam Langford
Smith
Levinsky
Football Results Free At The Item Office Saturday
The Mobile Item offers Saturday afternoon bulletins with quarter by quarter scores and game details from across the country. Readily available at the Item office hours before competitors to keep readers informed of big football events.
Yale Stand Still in Harvard Way to 1913 Title Clash
New York November 21 Yale must reckon with Harvard as the Crimson seek a 1913 title. Yale’s late surge and new lineup threaten Harvard’s unbeaten run and the final week of practice aims to sharpen the Bulldogs. High kicking rivals and Brickley power test Yale’s line while Harvard eyes a decisive 20 point edge in earlier dope.
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Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Bulldogs
Yale Gang
Tigers
Brickley
Streit
Vandergraff Out But U of A Hopeful
The Alabama squad faces a setback as Hog Vandergraff cannot play in the Thanksgiving game versus Mississippi A and M due to a badly cut ear from the Tennessee game. Despite the injury, Coach Graves trains the team to fight hard in what may be Vandergraff's last season.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vander Graff
Mississippi A
Birmingham
Alabama
Vandy
Tennessee
Graves
Mississippi
Dodgers and Yankees Arrange Exhibition Series
New York reports a spring exhibition set between the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees. The five game series runs April 2 3 4 8 and 11 at Ebbetts Field in Brooklyn with all games at the same venue.
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Ebbetts Field
Kansas Normal Squad Draws The Color Line
Pittsburg Kan Nov 21 Officials of the Kansas State Normal School will protest the appearance of a negro football player from Southwestern College of Winfield in the Thanksgiving game against the Normal eleven. Every member of the Normal squad asked that a protest be filed after the decision reached yesterday.
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Southestern College
Winfield
Kansas State Normal School
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