Chicago Beats Wisconsin To Lead Western Conference
Chicago defeats Wisconsin 18 to 16 at Urbana, solidifying the Maroons lead in the Western Conference. Oregon Aggies upset Michigan farmers 20 to 0 at East Lansing, while Michigan loses to Syracuse 14 to 7 at Ann Arbor. Indiana and Washington and Lee play to a 7 to 7 tie in Indianapolis.
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J. P. Yoder
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Illinois
Urbana
Chicago
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Maroons
West
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame
Oregon Aggies
East Lansing
Mid
Pacific Coast
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Middle Western Territory
Michigan Aggies
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Yost
University of Michigan
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Rose
Wilkinson
Meehan
Benton
Dunne
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington and Lee
McIntish
Crimson
Virginia
Generals
Barrett
Sweetland
Mobile boxing card promises excitement at stag meet
The Mobile Athletic Club hosts an eight round main bout between Soldier Jesse Smith of Fort Morgan and Kid Holsen of Pensacola with two preliminaries, a semi final, and a main event. Jimmie Quinn faces Young Thomas in a 6 round bout, both at 133 pounds, while Pete Coronas fights Joe Bates at 118 pounds. Referee Joe Frommell to oversee the matches.
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Mobile
Stag
Mobile Athletic Club
Temperance Hall
Joe Frommell
Jesse Smith
Fort Morgan
Kid Holsen
Pensacola
Fla
Smith
Kid Biff
Jimmie
Kid) Quinn
Young Thomas
Kid Hogan
Joe Smith
Hogan
Pete Coronas
Joe Bates
W. T. Leonard
South Joachim Street
Colgate Routs Yale to Lead East title race
Colgate defeated Yale 15 to 0 at New Haven to move into the front ranks of Eastern championship contenders alongside Cornell Princeton and Pittsburgh. Yale suffered its third defeat as Colgate used strong running and a late field goal to seal the win.
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George Jh. Holmes
United Press
New York
East
Colgate
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Army
Harvard
Vard
Eddie Mahan
Crimson
Ithacang
New Haven
Conn
Wilson
Anderson
Nielson
Blue Eleven
Abell
Yrios Ios
Ceseeseveseess
Touart Wins Motorcycle Race At Gulf Coast Fair
James Daves on an Indian narrowly trails Foster Touart who won the five mile sprint after a late surge. Harley bikes were pulled, Daves rode a twin. A 25 and 15 mile free for all long-distance races follow Mobile Derby, weather permitting.
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James Daves
Foster Touart
Daves
Touart
Alabama ends Sewanee run with decisive 23 to 10 win
In Birmingham Alabama overturned an 18 year losing streak against Sewanee by 23 to 10. Vandegraaf starred scoring 17 of Alabama’s 23 points including a 60 yard interception return and multiple place kicks. Louisiana State beat Mississippi A and M 10 to 0 with strong defense and key players cited. Southern results list Georgia 0 Auburn 12 Alabama 23 Sewanee 10 and other scores across the region.
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Lafayette
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Pennsylvania
Quakers
Eastonians
Williams
Penn
Lake
Berry
Scott
Wekson
Birmingham
Ala
Oest
University of Alabama
University of the Sout
Sewanee
Vandegraaf
Alabama
Harsh
Herring
Miss. A
Georgia
Auburn
Georgia Tech
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Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Virginia
V. M. I. D. Mercer
Howard
Mississippi College
Tulane
Louisville
Rose Poly
Kentucky State
Cincinnati
Florida
Southern
Louisiana
Mississippi Aggies
Texas University
Southwestern
Rice Institute
Texas Christian University
Daniel Baker
Trinity
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Best Horses at Fair to Try for Record Today
Gulf Coast Fair Association crowds will view an exhibition race at 2 p.m. featuring Possibility and Lottie D with Fast times noted. Track conditions are prepared after overnight watering. Post-exhibition, the Mobile Derby invites Servicense Mary Harvey Ringer Typhoon Major Daniels Lebanton and Sir Abra to race.
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Joe Spannier
Lottie D
Spannier
Talbot
Moore
Foley
Servicense
McFarland
Mary Harvey
Effington
Ringer
Martin
Typhoon
Mullin
Major Daniels
McGregor
Lebanton
Everett
Sir Abra
Speeching
Race Entries at the Gulf Coast Fair Monday
Secretary Joe Spannier of the racing department lists possible starters for Monday’s events at the Gulf Coast Fair. First Race includes Fernwood, Ethelego, Onward Allerton, Hazel Princeton, George D. Second Race features Pace Jack Green, Tally B, Joe H, Lottie D, Miss Patsy. Running Race is One Mile.
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Joe Spannier
Racing Department of the Gulf Coast Fair
Trott Fernwood
Ben Whitehead
Ethelego
John Thomas
Onward Allerton
J.C. Canfield
Hazel Princeton
S. F. Palin
George D
Dr. Banks
Jack Green
J. C. Canfield
Tally B
Joe H
Lottie D
Joe Dill
Miss Patsy
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