Cobb Faces Narrow Loss in American League Power Race
Spor ting and Athletic News reports Ty Cobb narrowly trails Collins for the league’s most bases on balls crown. Cobb finishes with 118 or 119, just behind Collins' 120, with Rush and Roberts also exceeding 100. The piece lists season leaders, past records, and club by club batting and on base stats across Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, and Boston, noting historic marks and players like Hooper, Schang, and Speaker.
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Colorado Football Pairings Highlight Rocky Mountain Schedule
Denver and surrounding states prepare for two key Rocky Mountain Conference games as Colorado College meets Utah at Colorado Springs and Colorado Mines faces Denver University. Utah and Colorado Aigeles are strong contenders, while Wyoming and other teams show uneven form ahead of the league title clash.
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Penn rowing coach report from London front lines
Philadelphia, Nov 6. Vidan Mick Iatia, coach at the University of Denuaylvacia, writes from near London describing naval and military duties. He notes long hours, learning to adapt, and plans to move to the Dardanelles after November. He mentions about thirty colleagues, mostly colonial men, and reports a Zeppelin sighting over London with damage to the east end.
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Yankees boast tallest pitcher in league claims
New York November 6 The Yankees boast of having the tallest pitcher in the league Edw aW Love a California draft selection stands seven and a half feet tall Carl Wellmann and other giants loom in the rumor mill Blim a gore and Baltes are noted as comparatives while Love is highlighted for low opponent batting averages and a record 62 innings pitched with 21 wins and 1 loss as the season closes
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Colorado Aggies Clinch Rocky Mountain Title In Win
The Colorado Aggies football team defeated Wyoming 45 to 18 to seal the Rocky Mountain Conference championship as Utah rivals face a crucial test. Colorado College hosts Utah tomorrow in a likely championship decider, while Denver University prepares for a Mines contest. Reagan outpoints Wilson in a boxing match in Kansas City, with Fox delivering a victory in five rounds.
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Utah Warriors Face Colorado in Key Gridiron Clash
Utah coach Nelson Norgren leads the Utes against Colorado in a critical Rocky Mountain Conference test this afternoon. The Tigers aim to rebound after a tough earlier clash, with both sides boasting speed and strength as they seek a decisive conference win.
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Speedy Rush Sees Princeton Football Rise With Captain Glick
Speedy Rush, famed prep coach now at Princeton, ushers in a new era as Princeton makes sensible moves this year. Captain Glick remains at quarterback while Rush builds a stronger team, with rising form among key players and a noted reputation in coaching circles.
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Granite High Boys Defeat Local Opponents
Granite High School defeated Ogden High 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. Granite showed improved football and a determined defense that stifled Ogden’s advances, while Lew Falck and Ed Smith sparked the offense with key runs and a long kick.
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