B S A Beats Barton 18 to 0 In Season Opener
B S A opened the local season with an 18 to 0 victory over Barton. Malone starred with multiple runs and two touchdowns aided by Holly, while Wetherbee and Ergin provided early defense as Barton struggled to score.
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Holly
Barton
Shackelford
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Railroads Hear Evidence in Mobile Discrimination Case
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Mobile Cotton Exchange sue Louisville and Nashville Southern and Mobile and Ohio plus 200 railroads over cotton export bids and lading refusals. Special Examiner George P Boyle leads Monday hearing in Mobile with attorneys and witnesses from multiple lines.
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George.p Boyle
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R- Waiton- Moore
Washington
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Ill
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Southern Railway
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Denyven
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St. Louis
Woodmen Camp to unveil monuments at Magnolia and Hebrew Cemeteries
Sovereigns of W O W Maple Camp No 5 are urged to meet at the hall Sunday evening October 19 at 2 30 for unveiling ceremonies in Magnolia and Hebrew Cemeteries. Gus Seiple Clerk Chas H Delhomme Consul Commander invite Woodmen Circle and other camps to attend.
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Hebrew
Gus Seiple
Chas. H. Delhomme
Woodmen Circle
Amateur Games Double Header at Whistler
Two fast games slated Sunday at Whistler baseball diamond. Whistler White Sox versus Shamrocks, then Whistler WCS and St Joseph's. Clemens to pitch the first game, Raines in the second, Green catching both. Managers Croxdale and Matthews face Whistler hitters in strong form. A good crowd is expected for two intriguing contests.
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C. Croxdale
Rasberry
C. St. Joseph
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Giants Win 11 2 Over White Sox in Opening World Series
In Cincinnati on Oct 18, the Giants defeated the White Sox 11 to 2 in the first game of the Around the World Series. Benz was knocked out in the fourth. Tesreau relieved Matty at the end of the fourth. Leverenz finished the game. Umpires were Klem and Sheridan.
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Cincinnati
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Leverenz
Tesreau
Matty
R. H. E. Sox
Schalk
Daley
Mathewson
Wingo
Klem
Sheridan
Kilbane to Remain Featherweight Champion Says Dunn
Jimmy Dunn denies a coast story that Johnny Kilbane plans to abandon the featherweight throne and move up to lightweights. Dunn says Kilbane cannot safely reach 133 pounds and stay fit, and notes many challengers exist at featherweight who will keep him active through the coming year.
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Jimmy Dunn
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Dunn
Cally
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Cleveland Boy
Harvard Romps Past Holy Cross 47 to 7 in Stadium
Harvard overwhelmed Holy Cross 47 to 7 in Cambridge. Holy Cross opened with a 26 yard TD return by Rogers after a fumble, then Harvard answered with repeated 10 to 15 yard plunges and long runs by Mahan and Hardwick. In the second period five Holy Cross players were carried off as Harvard tightened control.
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Mass
Harvard
Holy Cross
Freedley
Rogers
Brawley
Crimson
Mahan
Hardwick
Bettie
Yale Smothers Lehigh in Debut Meeting 37 to 0
Yale defeats Lehigh 37 to 0 in New Haven in the first football meeting between the schools. Cornish scores three touchdowns while Wheeler dominates with three carries for scores and Wilson adds two 30 yard runs.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lehigh
Cornish
Wheeler
Wilson
Oil men charged in Osage conspiracy case at Lawton
Federal grand jury at Lawton Oklahoma returns indictments charging H H Tucker head of Uncle Sam Oil Company and eight others with conspiring to balk Interior Department officials and Osage Nation.
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Okla
Lawton
H. H. Tucker
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Baconrind
Osages
Department of the Interior
Department of Indian Affairs
English Woman Golfer Wins American Honor at Wilmington
Miss Gladys Ravenscroft of England defeats Miss Marion Hollins of New York by 2 up to claim the American golf championship at Wilmington Country Club. The match featured a late drizzle, with Ravenscroft opening a two-hole lead and Hollins rallying in stretches as the rounds played out.
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Wilmington
Del
Gladys Ravenscroft
England
Wilmington Country Club
Marion Hollins
New York
Miss Ravenscroft
Miss Hollins
Gladys Ravencroft
Rave
Robert. Cox
Woman to serve time for killing man in Nashville
Dolly Parker, a young woman from Louisville, admitted using a pistol in Nashville over the past year. She faced a new trial denial on the charge of killing Herman Conditt, a prominent businessman. The verdict was voluntary manslaughter with a two to ten year sentence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dolly Parker
Louisville
Herman Conditt
Conkey's Laying Tonic for hens in cold weather
An advertisement urges poultry owners to use Conkey's Laying Tonic to restore laying after molt and improve appetite and digestion. It promises better performance, with guarantees and multiple package sizes priced from 25 cents to three dollars.
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om. _ Petter
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