Missouri Coach Called Benedict Arnold By Kansas Force
Lawrence Nov 23 sentiment runs high against Mosse as part of the coming game with Kansas and Missouri. A training picture labeled The Benedict Arnold of KU fuels the debate while players prep for the match against their alma mater.
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Lawrence
Mosse
Lewever
Jayhawkers
Musee Tant
Joven Momee
Nebraska
K. U
Avery
Duca
Nofeingee
Bennie Gwening
Women to Play Golf in Philadelphia Handicap Tourney
Philadelphia hosts a women handicap golf event at the Philadelphia Cricket Club course in Wisan Bidhon Heights. Leading players from Winterset and the region are invited, with notable entrants including Miss Anse Sanile and Miss Geutrie Moyt. Local Philadelphia women will compete fiercely to challenge visiting contenders.
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Philadelphia
Welnestay
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wisan- Bidhon Heights
Balk
Title City
Om Han
Miss
Anse Sanile
Mice Geutrie Moyt
Bron
Missouri Coach Mosse Claims Friendly Ties With Kansans
Coach Mosse says his Missouri Tigers and Kansas Jayhawker rivals are on good terms. He notes no Kansas friction and calls his relations with Kansans perfectly friendly. He arrived to help White prepare for the big game and stresses professional coaching, not any Kanés style.
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Columbia
Noy
Missouri Tigers
Bourne
Weer Townnon
McAlmter
Dean
Gordson
Cial
Washer
Kansas
Cus
Cutee
Nebraska
Hunter
Crate
Jett
Toalion
Kruse
Gealn
Ate
McAlester
Deeter
Thurman
Mcrae
Missouri
White
Hein
Rod
Jean
Brooklyn Club's League Fate Debated by Ebbetts Team Figure
Charney Ebbetta of Brooklyn Baseball club asserts no current plan to drop Brooklyn from the league. He notes contract extends two years and cites consolidation with New York as not affecting the arrangement. Ebbetta defends Brooklyn's baseball leadership and hints at possible alliance if teams move.
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Ebbette
Brooklyn
New York
Charney Ebbetta
Gee
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Brooklen
Nfo
Alwass
Baltimore
Brookien
McGraw
Bollason
Griffin
Ian
Dallimore
Auadt
Sloan to Be a Manager on London Stage Ambition
New York dispatch reports jockey Zed Gilson, famed for racing, plans a switch to management and acts on designs to star on the London stage. The Telegraph cable notes Gilson’s move as he pursues theater work alongside racing commitments.
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New York
London
the Telegraph
Zed Gilson
Nashville rider wins 48 hour cycle race record set
Bert Repise of Nashville wins the 48 hour cycle race at Kansas City beginning Tuesday afternoon. The distance covers 151 miles, breaking the previous mark by 71.6 miles. Charles W Miller of Chicago, former unbeaten endurance champion, crashes and mechanical problems cost him. Oscar Julius of Sweden finishes strong to take second ahead of Miller. Gus Lawson of Chicago and Jutta also compete amid the hot night. prizes include 400 dollars to Repine and smaller sums to other finishers.
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Nashville
Kansas City
Ert Tepine
Tenn
Charles W. Miller
Chicago
Moe
Heplie
Oscar Julius
Jutta
Aeple
Lap Bohing
Miller
Gus Lawson
Ahl Wey
Malsted
Bowton
Waller
Epi Repine
Priset
Julluy
Lawson
Boy Wonder Hoppe Aged 11 Stuns New York Billiards Scene
Willie Hoppe of Cornwall on the Hudson, only 11, draws crowds at Maurice Daly’s rooms in New York. He sits high on a chair to reach the table, defeats rivals in intercity and interclub contests, and vows to become the country’s top billiard player within five years.
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Willie Hoppe
New York
Bulnarad Experta
Maurice Daly
Wille Hoppe
Cornwall-on the-Hudson
Fiher's
Nik
Maurier Daty
Seikefer
Slossan
Slossah
Edward McLanchlin
Wille
Pranties
Camela
Fourtess-Inch Balk
Setback in the East Hits New American Association Effort
In Boston Massachusetts on November 28, promoters of the new American association report little success in organizing after initial Western momentum. The eight club National League resists expansion, holding firm against adding star players as the future of the circuit remains uncertain.
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New American Association
Boston
Mats
West
National League
Unclear Omission of a Proposed New League Move
The passage notes hesitation by the public and press in New York and Brooklyn over a league expansion or team move. It suggests labor influence and limited public appetite hindered the launch, with potential support from some league backers if certain conditions had been met.
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Heston Witl
New York
Imek
League
Foreign Cyclists Land for U S Indoor Competition
A party of European cyclists arrived in New York to compete in indoor meets across the United States. Notable riders include Victor Breyer manager Slanker formerly of Pittsburgh Rabbet Parisian Jean Fischer Chevalier Marcis The Harry Meyers Halland champion, Edward Taylore and others. They plan to enter six team races with the St Paul as the departure ship.
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New York
Nov. S
St Paul
Victor Breyer
Slankér
Pitlenure Pabet
Paris
Joan Fischer
Cheval~ier
Marcis
Harry Meyers
Halland
Jean Turmassell
Edward Taylore
Meeting to Organize Baseball League in 1906 Circuit
A meeting is planned in Omaha at the Millard hotel on Monday, December 4 at 10:30 a.m. to organize a baseball league for the 1906 season. J Hickey notes Topeka may join a four-club circuit and urges local representation and a favorable proposal from Topeka to show support.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Topeka State Journal
Nets
Millard Hotel
J. Hickey
Topeka
Thenes
Lavigne Rest Bout Drama Baffles Philadelphia Crowd
Philadelphia report on a postponed bout between Lavigne and McFadden ends unsettled as events are disputed and rescheduled. Officials cite doctoring claims and requested postponement while fans await a decisive outcome and possible future date.
FIGHTERS TRAIN FOR Coney Island Championship Bout
Erne and O'Brien prepare for a heavyweight title clash at Coney Island as training continues in Westchester. Expectation runs high among boxing enthusiasts while bettors favor O'Brien, amid talk of a Cleveland and Louisville contenders possibly shifting allegiances and plans for a future title bout.
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O’brien
Coney Island
New York
Irank Erne
Mrion Grebard
Pe Gehlie
Conoy
Hiram
Westchester
Ier
Eportstors
Epes
Amon
O'Brien
Bowery
Boxing bout ends abruptly in thin round chaos
A Chicago heavyweight clash collapsed late in the first rounds as the referee ruled a fair knockout after multiple blows. The article notes the vicinity of the arena and spectators' reactions as medical staff tended to the fallen fighter.
McGovern Wil Fight Too at Evening Rally
In Cincinnati on November sx President McGovern will speak at an event with Sam Harris and other supporters. The gathering aims to test the strength of party unity amid national concerns about safety and leadership.
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Beit
Pyeukld O'Brien
Salrauvers
Mather
Jase
Mies Smith
Rubbis and Maher Set for Twentieth Century Fight
The match between Gus Runlin and Peter Maher is arranged within two months at a yet to be chosen venue. Both fighters recently drew at Lenor Athletic, with promoters signaling a high stake showdown that won’t affect Maher’s other commitments.
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New Cork
Gus Runlin
Peter Maher
Imir
Sreaueny
Desc Athletic
Georse
Cna
Srich
Kes Ruhiin
Maher
Lenor Athletic
Mailers
Taps Inspired by Soldier's Rest and a Bandman's Quest
In the Philippines T M Curling of the Twentieth Kansas band proposed verses to the music of Taps. The piece honors the plaintive bugle at day’s end and a veteran named Johnson, who pursued plastering, hotel work, and a later law career, shaping a life from humble beginnings to public service and political involvement.
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Philippines
T. M. Curlign
Kansas Band
Plasterer Johnson Leads National Democratic Campaign Ties
John Johnson, a plasterer from Chicago who helped finish major hotels including Sherman House, is identified as the natural successor to Senator Jones. He rose from labor to active manager of the Democratic National Committee, coordinating workers and a broad campaign effort.
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Tien
Clifton House
Picier House
Teemunt House
Sherman
Clifton Innise
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ceraEra
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Rity LA
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Coass
Sidern Woodmen of America
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Chicago Journal
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Pleterer
Casoattve
John Gilmore Johnson
Democratic Istional Comenittre
Fio
Democratic Party
Chicago
Joneean
Beyane Johnsen Tan
Chi Unt
John Johnnson
John Jebreonth
Leitore Warehe
Hip
Sherman Hole
Electric His for Malady Cure Stirs Public Hype
Brave explorers, Stanley and Livingstone, report a miracle cure from Electric Healers for fevers and backaches, touting rapid relief and reliability. Drug stories push the promise as a sensational tonic, while Santa Fe California Limited advertises luxurious Pullman service with a strict schedule.
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Pitre Stanley
Livingstone
Stasmie
Chile
Webb
Waggoner
Editor Sees Wonders Batter W. W. Barry at Lexington
An editor reports a curious scene at Waggoners, 3 Hanss Avenue involving W. W. Barry of Lexington and a torn notice about medical treatments. The fragment mentions Buckles Arnica and various remedies in a tangled local column.
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W. W. Barry
Lexington
Tent
Mammoth Cave
Arnica Sutve Sen Cates Stenmjuden
Bananas City and Return $200 Vie: the Sante Po
Account football game between Kan sas and Missouri Thanksgiving Day. Plenty of care will be put in the 7:30 p. m train to the crowd.
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Kansas
Missouri
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