Greyhound Futurity Opens at Wymore with 500 dogs entered
Wymore Neb Oct Cine hundred and thirty dogs from nearly a dozen states contested the National Cresshound Futurity opening yesterday. Fifty two entries were left incomplete by Stutier Elevena Beatrice, as younger dogs struggled on the unfamiliar course. The heat featured Yellow Star owned by Inney and Miledge competing against The Avenger owned by Alien and McCarty, with three turns and timed moves deciding the heat. White to Meet Winner in Milwaukee bout arrangements were made for Charley White of Girlnags to meet the victor from the Marphs-Duffr fight in St Louis, in a few rounds here Monday.
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St. Louis
Jordan and Yokel to Meet in Championship Bout Here
Bolt Lake Oct 22 Yokel and Jordan train hard for their forthcoming championship bout at the Auditorium next Monday. Each man faces a win that could mean bigger pay and prestige, with strong local interest and partisan support shaping a tense buildup. Jordan will skip the fire station workout and travel to Ogden for an exhibition match with Steve, while Yokel has been engaged to officiate the main bout.
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Orphen Theatre
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Luffy Edges Murphy In Eight Round Bout At Ogden Stage
Jimmy Luffy of Lockport won the decision over Eddie Murphy of Boston in an eight round boxing match held at the stage in Ogden. The crowd saw a fast paced contest with exchanges throughout the bout.
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Boston
Northwestern Coaches Seek Wilson Action on Hale Resignation
Football coaches at Northwestern appeal to President Wilson to allow Carpel Hale to resign from the government life saving service or take a leave of absence to join the football team. Hale, a heavyweight with prior football experience, faced opposition from a life saving captain who warned that quitting could be treated as desertion. The government post pays 74 dollars a month for eight months, with football season offset.
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Minnesota Must Play North Dakota Clash Set Next Saturday
Minneapolis Oct 22 The attempt by Coach H J Williams of the Minnesota football team to cancel the engagement with the University of North Dakota failed and the game will be played at North Dakota next Saturday as previously announced. Williams said North Dakota refused to meet the proposal for compensation. He added fear the North Dakotans were not strong enough to give the local team adequate practice.
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South Dakota cancels game over hazing incident
In Sioux Fall on Oct 22 the football game between the University of South Dakota and Denver University was canceled by the South Dakota student body after two players were implicated in hazing. The team refused to play without those players, risking the entire season. Baseball also cancels as winter descent forces Chicago to end remaining NL games and shift to home venues.
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Charleston Team Loses Pennant in Ohio League
Huntington W Va October 22 Fail to comply with baseball laws cost Charleston the 1912 Ohio State eagle pennant. League directors refused to count two seventh inning games won from Moyaville, Ky on September 21 dropping Charleston’s percentage to 626, three points behind GleMleathe Ohio, which won the pennant. President Pennwilt said he would appeal. he argued the umpire limited games to seven innings.
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Huerta Diaz contest over Mexican presidency unfolds
Candidacy of General Huerta for president and General Blanquet for vice president is circulated in unsigned handbills at Vera Cruz. Diaz supporters fear withdrawal of the Diaz ticket as Nevils state backing favors Huerta Blanquet, with Diaz landings and a tense police response to keep order.
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Secretary Redfield Urges More Funds for Foreign Trade Drive
Detroit Oct. 22 Secretary Redfield addressed the board of commerce urging Congress to provide more funds for the foreign trade program. He outlined reform plans to appoint a corps of agents and oversee consular commercial activities, aiming to investigate and promote trade abroad. He warned pottery industry funds are insufficient and previewed broader inquiries into large corporate combinations.
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Chinese Circulars Warn of Chinese Plight in Canada
A Victoria board prints a million circulars urging action over Chinese conditions in Canada. The notices claim twenty thousand Chinese in the Dominion are unemployed and consuming scarce goods, while advocating that Canada has waste land and a sparse aboriginal population. The message paints hardship in the streets and calls for reform amid a broader export trend.
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Entombed Miners Reach Alive Rescue In Texas Mine
Seven Mexican miners trapped by a cave in a Texas mine near Rockdale were found alive last night after rescuers followed the shaft to an air pocket. Fifty workers were in the area when floodwaters rushed in, two others remained entombed in another section, while responders reported the rescued men were unconscious but expected to recover.
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Oregon to Lead Great Fleet Through Panama Canal
Secretary Daniels announced that the historic battleship Oregon, famed for its voyage around Cape Horn in the Spanish American War, would lead the Great International fleet through the Panama Canal when the waterway opens in 1918.
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