Football Candidates Report to Coach Woodruff at Penn
Thirty one candidates reported to Coach Woodruff as Penn began real football training at Franklin Field. Practice limited to snapping punting catching and running with the ball as Woodruff awaits full scrimmage until near opening games.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsys- Vienla
Wood
Ruff
Totay
Woodruff
Marv
Reugenbere
Mighle
Hodge
Mottekey
Kennedy
Wa Barnar
Pfilekwir
Bhoek
Dietondere
Johnson
Newton
Mahoney
Smith
Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Traiver Whiter Christie
Boston
Nashau
Ruimer Christie
Rnise
Wesleyan Kickers
Middletown
Cann
Rymer Jodas
Wesleyan
Onde
Charles Raymond
Tay
Harvard
Williams
Cambridge
Bowdain
Westévan
Aimherst
West Point
Bates
Brown
Carlisle Indians
Pennsylvania
Philwapain
Dartmouth
Yale
Penn State College
Harws
Colunshin
Annapolis
Columbia
Ratgere
New Brunswick
Inion
Albany
Manhattan
Ficia
University
Manhattan Field
Spariee
California
Amherst
Stevens
Hoboken
McGovern Defeats Palmer in International Featherweight Bout
New York reports Terry McGovern defeated an English opponent in a controversial 116 to 114ish bout. Critics debate the world featherweight title, with McGovern hailed as a possible future champion while discussions linger over weight limits and legitimacy. George Dixon remains a historic benchmark.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Barry Ie
McGovern
Palmer
George Dixon
Olute
Schaeper New Protégé Ora Morningstar Rising billiards talent
Ora C Morningstar born Rochester Indiana four years ago shows promise as Frank Ives’s successor. He began billiards at 14 in a saloon era, mentored by none, and later traveled to Chicago and New York seeking guidance to improve.
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Jacob Schaefer
Frank Ives
Ora C. Morningstar
Rochester
Ind
Chicago
New York
Morningstar Shines At Big Four Tournament
The piece praises Morningstar for seizing a big four event, noting his clean delivery, delicate touch, and steady precision. It highlights his modest demeanor, confidence under pressure, and a high run record of 225 at 14 meters balk-line, underscoring the value of Schavter’s mentorship.
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Morningstar
Ives
Schavter
Plans for New League by St Louis Baseball Leaders
St Louis figures led by Gen Schaefer outline formation of a new league titled the American Association. The first meeting is planned for Sunday and Monday of the coming week with representatives from about 42 cities expected to attend and pledge to uphold obligations. The league aims to mirror the existing American Association with admission limited to eligible cities.
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St. Leis
Cep
Schaefer
St Louie
Owen American Association of Baseball Clubs
New American Association
Ceanist
Cireate
French motocycle challenge to race American roads
New York report states Henri Fournier, a leading French motorcyclist, issued a challenge for a New York to Boston race or Boston to New York. Kenneth A. Skinner of Waltham, Massachusetts accepted, vowing to race Fournier on American made motor cycles or other motor vehicles over the same route.
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New York
Henri Fournier
United States
Boston
Umkuy
Kenneth A. Skinger
Waltham
Mase
Football at Haskell Opener With Ottawa in Lawrence
The first football game of the season will be in Lawrence on September 25 between Ottawa University and Haskell Institute. The Driving Park hosts home games with grandstand seating. The Indians have trained for weeks with 22 men at the training table and plan to select the lineup early next week. The team averages about ten pounds heavier and plays fast ball.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Haskell Institute
Driving Park
Oval Wi
Met
New Open Golf Champion Willie Smith Holds Lead
September reports Willie Smith of the Midlothian club in Chicago wins the Open Championship with 315 total strokes, two days of tough play, earning a gold medal and the championship cap for a year. He defeats rivals Fitzjohn Gee Law Way by 11 strokes as other finalists place behind, while the field trails by wide margins.
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Aielnorey
United States
Willie Smith
Midlothian Club
Chicago
Smith
Val Fitzjohn
Gee
Law
W. J Way
Ted
Wille Alderson
Jack Park
Orange
N. J
Alec Smith
Harrys Guilance
Behid
Hierbert B. Harriman
Ariig
Bisith
Mae
Maopin
Grand Circuit Races at Narragansett Park and Hawthorne
Reports from Narragansett Park describe a sunny day with a fast track and upset in the 2:15 pace as Greentrine wins the final three heats over Lord Vincent. Prince Alert wins the 2:07 pace, with Sadie Mo Bullutsner taking the 2:40 trot, and King Albert prevailing in the 2:14 pace. Hawthorne notes suspensions for Dagan and others amid an upset by May Beach at long odds. Kunja defeats Yuba Dam in the last race. Burlington races list 2:33 pace winners Belle Medium and Alverda Racing in trot, plus a 1:17% running time. McPartland earns a decision in New York after 20 rounds.
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Bac
Paola Paola
Kau
Dr. Price
Belle Ray
Nellie Corwin
Dexter D. Hittle
Tanglefoot
Major Taylor
Queen Hearts
Providence
Nar-ragansett Park
Greentrine
Lord Vincent
Prince Alert
James Hanley
Sadie Mo BnoUtsner
King Albert
Hawthorne
Chicago
Lot Shots
DT. J. Leary
Co. Beckley
Oconee
Lew Hopper
Dagan
May Beach
Wil Ocotes
Kunja
Yuba
Burlington
Coffey County
Belle Medium
Netemont
Prank J
Loafer
Alverda Racing
Bitty Pickering
St. Justice
Harry Hart
Streaker
Brown Joe
Hattie Ann
Waverly
National League baseball scores and notes from multiple cities
Scores by innings across Baltimore Brooklyn Washington Boston and St Louis show varied results with Beore Hales and other players mentioned. Arkansas City Grays defeat Oklahoma in a mumps series game played over a weekend, highlighting pitchers and field names.
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Boston
Pittebury
Pitsburg
Chesbro
Bowerman
New York
Donedy
Warener
St. Louis
Poywoll
O'Connor
Arkansas City
Arkansat City Grays
Oklahorn
Rae
Ott Mill Run Secrecy Over Result Is Said Satisfactory
Register Purcell boosts Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek ore samples with gold traces. He tours Denver mill owned by Ott, claims the mill handles Trego county ore well and is fully satisfied. Nearby notes mention Mrs Dow, tonic cures, local business ads, and a Ban Concert announcement.
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We-Keeny Independent
Register Purcell
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Trego County
Ple Creek
Denver
Purcell
Jackson Mill
Ott
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Canton Writer
A. J. Criss of Canton Ohio reports starting Paine's Celery Compound last spring and using two bottles with almost immediate relief. He says prior remedies failed and claims the product rapidly rebuilt his broken-down system.
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A. J. Criss
Canton
Ohio
Paine
Topeka Church Federation Committee Appointed
A special committee on church federation was appointed by the Ministers' union of Topeka to report in September. The five pastors on the committee are J. T. McParland A. K Wagner C. M. Sheldon P. E. Mallory and L. J. Smith. The report favors membership by signing the constitution and paying 25 cents and outlines two main tasks a city census and evangelistic cooperation under local pastors.
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Ministers' Union of
Topeka
Hev
J. T. McParland
A. K Wagner
C. M. Sheldon
P. E. Mallory
Smith
Ministerial Union
Jesus
Modoc Club to Receive New Photo Collection
Col Charles L Wood manager of the National hotel returned Friday from Philadelphia and New York with a kedak and several dozen views. He will present neatly framed images to the Modoc club many depict the G A K reunion and scenes from U S war vessels. The collection will be a 46 ornament to the Modoc rooms.
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Charles L. Wood
National Hotel
Philadelphia
New York
Col” Wood
Modoc Club
Modoc
HAHN APPEAL NOTE REQUESTS PRESS PUBLICATION
William Tiehn, a German arrested Thursday by federal authorities for using a claim of aiding a widow to collect money from other Germans, sends a note to the State Journal requesting publication. The message mentions Shawnee and a doctor on Waegoners avenue, with a prescription available at Ken Ave opposite.
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William Tiehn
Federal
Tsing
Suite Journal
Waegoners Avenue
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