Three Colleges Stand High In Gridiron Contests
New York ca ndidates Cornell Colgate and Pittsburg led in football glory after weekend games. Harvard beat Princeton while Yale showed flashes but lacked finishing punch. Dartmouth, Notre Dame, and Dartmouth won key intersections. Navy and Army battled. East and West split results with several notable performances across the day.
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Harvard's Best Backfield Player Emerges in Practice
Harvard's backfield promise centers on Tom Enright a Worcester native and Exeter phenom now sidelined by ankle injuries. Blanford University standout Harel Notchkiss also appears as a noted athlete alongside Wightman who clinched the women's singles title by defeating Anita Ayers. A surprising upset saw Nisa Molla Bjurstedt and Clare Griffin fall in mixed doubles to Melen Baker and Roland Hoberta in early action at the Panama-Pacific Exposition context.
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Exeter
Worcester
Mass
Harvard
Hee Burt
Blanford University
Harel Notchkiss
Wightman
Anita Ayers
Nisa Molla Bjurstedt
Clarence Griffin
Tha Iri
Melen Baker
Roland Hoberta
Maroons Have Hopes of Success in Conference Title Fight
Chicago boosted its bid for another conference football crown after weekend midwest games. Minnesota and Northwestern are highlighted by strong plays from Barrett and Speelman while Purdue edged Iowa with Putts scoring twice. Next week’s matchups in Columbus and Minneapolis will shape the standings as coaches Williams and Stagg prepare top strategies for the Minnesota Chicago clash.
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Ann Arbor
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Speelman
Missouri
Driscoll
Tigers
Jb Miscourt
Thnais
Wisconsin
Minesota
Dundee Rivers Bout in Milwaukee Prepares Tonight
New York’s Johnny I Dundee and California’s Joe Hives, lightweights, are set for a ten round no decision bout in Milwaukee on November 8. Dundee is a slight favorite among bettors.
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Johnny I Dundee
New York
Joe Hives
California
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Dundee
Victor Defeats Johnston In Pacific Coast Tennis Final
Herbert Heho defeated national champion William Johnston in the Pacific Coast tennis championship final. He won 6-1 6-4 3-6 6-1 in San Francisco, as the Pacific coast singles title concluded amid strong performances from Nor and Van Dyke Johns and others on the field.
Rumania Holds Men in Reserve as Balkans War Looms
Milestone notes from Milton Italy and Paris discuss Rumania delaying entry into the war, keeping forces in reserve. Government leaders, including Premier Bratianu, hold talks with parliament to assess the international situation while neutrality is maintained for now. Separate items report 22000 acres to reclaim along the North Platte via pumped irrigation and Chicago’s record high November temperature of 75 degrees.
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Wyo
Henry Lloyd
Reclamation Service
North Platte River
Alcova
Emmentowne
Pathfiader Dam
Americans Triumph Over Nationals in Rainy Field Clash
In a muddy Majestic field a controversial game ended 6 to 7 as the Americans defeated the Nationals. Lefty Williams, star for the Americans, faced commentary on the crowd and officials amid a tense atmosphere with poor footing and damp sod.
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Rolten Aupport
Claude Lefty Williama
Cautout Arsinet
Allstar National
Feaguera
Majestic Field
Peries Cola
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Petey
Letty
Ssndom
Lefty
Bank Rdi
Marquis de Queensbury
Salt Laker
Len Beatt
Appeal for Sunday saloon law version by Governor Dunn
Chicago reports Governor Dunn to press for a version of the Sunday saloon law in a possible special session. Wet leaders rallied yesterday in a massive demonstration under United Societies auspices to urge home rule proposals, with about 40,000 participants in the street parade.
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Dunn
Thompson
Satoon
Duna Il
United Societies
America Honors Japanese Emperor Ceremony
Tokio reports the United States government sends courtesy for the imperial visit as the cruiser Saratoga arrives for the Asiatic Fleet ceremony. Angul Shimbun expresses gratitude for the gesture and coverage of the event.
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Tokio
United States
Asiaticleet
Angul Shimbun
Coronation Ceremonies Call Kyoto Delegation
Osaka notes lack of new representation from others including Chins and United States Ambassador Guthrie as diplomats from treaty nations gather in Kyoto for the coronation ceremonies.
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Osaka
Japan
United States
Guthrie
Kyoto
Locked Door Tragedy At Brooklyn Candy Factory Fire
New York reports say twelve people died in a Brooklyn Diamond Candy factory blaze as a locked fourth floor stairway blocked escape. Forty one injured were treated, with under thirty detained. Fire officials note the locked door on the stair may have trapped workers.
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New York
Brooklyn
Adamson
Accidents and Witnesses in Building Tragedy
Testimony from an eyewitness claims two alms died due to obstructions at exits and stairs while Easex Shirt Company owners Samuel Barkan and Samuel Simon were named as material witnesses. In Salt Lake, John Lowry Sr., 84, pioneer and Utah constitutional convention member, died after a long illness following a streetcar accident last December. He suffered a fractured collar bone then and had been in poor health. Mrs Lowry survived him.
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Samuel Barkan
Samuel Simon
Easex Shirt Company
Salt Lake
John Lowry
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Manti
Sanpete County
J. C. Reynolds
Lowry
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Springrile
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