Gibbons Outpoints Dillon In Ten Round Fight
In St Paul, Sam Gibbons defeated Jack Dillon of Indianapolis by decision after ten rounds. Gibbons used superior footwork and long-range work to counter Dillon’s aggression, with rounds showing Gibbons edge and Dillon landing sporadic power blows. The bout featured a strong performance by Gibbons with Dillon pressing and missing frequently.
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Thorpe Praised as Greatest Football Star by Harvard Coach
Berkeley, Nov 11. Mahan of Harvard says Thorpe is the greatest football player. He recalls Thorpe’s extraordinary Harvard game and Pennsylvanian run, noting four kickoff goals, crucial tackles, and a solo score that crowned his career. Also reports on Tijuana race meet preparations with turf legends and a $4000 purse average across six races.
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Oregon U Tackles Washington State in Forecasted Clash
Portland Oregon November 10 Weather forecast predicts fair conditions for tomorrow’s football meeting between Washington State College and Oregon. Both teams arrive with good form and strong defenses, promising an exciting game.
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Isan Francisco Loses Tennis Star Veck Grittie
In Los Angeles on November 11 ISAN FRANCISCO reports Veck Grittie a national doubles champion with Hill Johnwood is leaving the sport and entering real estate in the South. Maurice McLoughlin is departing as is Johnny Strachan who plans a March move south. The San Francisco tennis community suffers a major setback.
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New York Home of the Golf Bug
New York November 11 The Harry Bird Golf Club finished a tournament with all matches ending before 8 am Each of the club s twenty five members are musicians composers newspaper writers and others who work nights and play golf at dawn on the public links They enjoy the early sun over the horizon
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Washington Aggies Meet Washington Undeafeated Eleven
Oregon Aggies travel to face the University of Washington on their home field in a big season game. Washington’s Conn, the visitors’ star halfback, is out due to the freshan rule, while coach Gilmour Doble l fears Oregon Decagza after their win over Washington State College.
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Robinson Jockey Leads Cleveland Star at Succornful Event
Cleveland November reports Frank Robinson, a junior rider from Cleveland, headlining a notable jockey year. His performance follows a contentious July 16 admission to racing officials, signaling a dramatic trajectory in his career amid strong competition and rising profile in regional racing circles.
Harvard and Yale Clash Stirs Season Haughton System Spotlight
Harvard dominates early chatter as coach Haughton’s system draws praise for developing talent at Cambridge. The Crimson, led by Wendell and Maban successors, faces Yale and Princeton in a stacked schedule with fitness and depth shaping the outcome.
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Harvard Yale clash mirrors shifting college football era
The piece notes growing crowds and spectacle at Harvard Yale football, contrasting open style with old close formations. It cites Yale Bowl capacity of 70 000 and anticipated Harvard visit, with Princeton and Army Navy draws expected to push attendance past 150 000 across major games.
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Most Promising Heavyweight Oran Kirkpatrick
Cambridge reports praise for Oran Kirkpatrick, Harvard's top amateur heavyweight, tall and powerful enough to reach 210 pounds, with potential to challenge Jess Willard. His parents oppose turning pro, while John L. Sullivan lauds him. Kirkpatrick plans to train again with Henry Allen in Cambridge after arriving from Houston.
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Harvard boxers and Willard era chance discussed
The article recounts talk of training under John L. Sullivan for a boxing career. Kirkpatrick considers a match with Frank Moran and a path toward meeting Willard, with promises of substantial prize money and a possible New York move. Yale tackle Havant N. Dakridge suffers a rib injury and sits out two weeks.
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Entries For Six Day Bicycle Race At Madison Square Garden
New York on November 11 expects many entries for the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. The event will open Sunday night December 17 at midnight with a program of repeat races on the preceding Saturday night.
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Vick ers Machine Rifle For Army
Washington reports the joint board of army and marine officers recommends immediate purchase of 4 600 Vickers machine rifles for the regular army and national guard with 1 004 000 available. Preliminary findings favor the Vickers as the most serviceable weapon, based on European battlefield data and ordnance department review, amid comparisons with Lewis and other U S rifles.
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Nobel Peace Prize Deferred to Next Year
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Nobel peace prize will not be awarded this year and will be added to the prize for the following year. The announcement was relayed via London from Christiania.
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