Football Rules Adopt New Methods In Early Revisions
The article outlines changes in football rules including penalties for downing the opponent, field judge duties, substitutions, and handling of the center, blocking, and roughing the fullback. It notes adjustments to penalties for sportsmanlike conduct, disqualification, and ball placement from the sideline, reflecting a shift toward stricter officiating and clarified play actions.
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Taupe
Tor
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Ucehea
Yrourki
Fiteen
Yale Football Prospects Look Brighter Than Usual
Yale coaches say the 1909 season holds the most encouraging outlook since Yale beat Harvard and Princeton. Veteran backfield material includes Captain Aleck Wilson Harry Le Gore Otis Guernsey Mal Scoril Billy Easton and Fite Walch with Banny Burness hockey captain and Malcolm among other candidates.
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Yale
Harvard
Frinceton
Sevon
Ted Coy
Aleck Wilson
Harry le Gore
Otis Guernsey
Mal Scoril
Billy Easton
Fite” Walth
Bingham
Hutchinson
Oct 10 Baseball Roundup From Kansas City and Brooklyn
Dislocated shoulder for Davenport in Kansas City game as Buffalo wins 3 0. Duffalo hurlers Seaton and Raridea great defense. Kenworthy hits Kansas City’s lone homer. Brooklyn shuts out Pittsburgh 2 0 with Blue Jacket pitching a three hit gem. Myers, Magee, and Kantaro contribute in third inning for Brooklyn.
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Buffalo
Hofman
Chasa
Pasa
Mayer
Loving
Louden
Eagle
Mann
Johnson
Enning
Kenworthy
Duffalo i
Hanesa City
Redleat
Allen
Henning
Enzen
Brooklyn
Pittaburg
Jim Blue Jacket
Dows
Myers
Barger
O'Connor
Bluelacket
Land
Cravath’s long homer gives Phillies 7 to 9 win over Giants
In Philadelphia Cravath hit a prodigious center field homer with bases loaded that spurred a 7 to 9 victory over New York. Tesreman pitched well for the Giants, yielding no more than two runs, as McQuillan and Cravath supplied most of the runs in a tense late game.
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Philadelphia
Crite
Cravath
Achery
New York Today
Mdea
Tesrean
Mc Quillag Tur Ats
Neot
New York
Wencacy Cravath
Praves Lose Fingy but Cap Final at Pittsburg
Boston opened the doubleheader by losing 8 to 1 to Pittsburg, then won the second game 3 to 2 to sweep the portion. Dam was effective in the first game, while Nekt and Warnea- Rete contributed at the plate. In the nightcap Rudolph delivered at critical moments but Kandebeer, the opponent, was erratic, undermining the innings for the locals.
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Qpraves
Fingy
Madge Young Wins Golf Championship at St Paul
Madge Soller, a 21 year old from Yale, won the golf championship representing the Town and Country Club in St Paul. Previously gaining public attention in Detroit, he left Yale in February to focus on golf and plans two more years with Yale before returning to baseball duties.
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Minn
Dunley
Madge
Soller
Tata
Detroit
Pau
Atte| Ka Bed
Dendee
Yale
Stoks
Rebia Rel
Arcola
Mudge
Heredity and Polo Game in Philadelphia Polo
Alfred Stoddart of Philadelphia argues heredity greatly influences polo talent. The piece chronicles polo families from the Colliers Goulds Waterburys Milburns Mather Strawbridges Bilandridge Stokes and Stokes, noting generations shaping the sport in Philadelphia and at international play.
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Philadelphia
Alfred Stoddart
P. F. Collier
Robert Collier
Col- Nee
Calla
Gould
George J. Gould
Bis
Kingdon
George
Goulds
Lakewood
Sprog
Waterbury
Waterbury’s
Aga
Devereux Milburn
Ingo
Charles 5. Mather
Hormes
Victor Mather
Dryo-Starr
Gilbert
Decision on Saddle Horse Types for Madison Square Garden Show
New York March 11 The executive committee of the National Horse Show Association approved changes for the upcoming American saddle horse exhibition at Madison Square Garden on November 6. Judging will distinguish two saddle horse types across separate series, replacing earlier mixed classes to reduce judge and exhibitor confusion. The orthodox walk trot horses will compete in one series while English, Usorotight red, and banter types will be recognized in another.
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New York
Natonal Horse Show Associaton
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Iidice
Federal League Chief Seeks World Series Chance
New York September 11 The Federal League leader James A Gilmore urged the major leagues to grant the champion Federal club a World Series place. He predicted losses this year for all leagues but vowed to challenge the other two circuits within a week. He praised reduced ticket prices and said the Federal League forced major league prices down to reasonable levels.
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New York
James A. Milsore
Admira bin Coborie
Ine Tum
Gilmore
Thompson
Tread the Chaustfiea Ads Head the Cuusified 245
A compact item notes Chaustfiea Advertisements and the Classified 245 section. Readership is invited to review entries and hidden notices within the page fragment. The text remains OCR read and prompts readers to consider listings and brief notices represented.
Women and the Motor Car in Society Change
A provocative essay by a psychologist argues the motor car has sparked a social revolution led by women. It credits women with driving demand, shaping car design, improving roads, and advancing innovations like electric starters and twelve cylinder engines, asserting men merely admire the results.
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James Eastern
Oat
Wacas
Delta
Ridder Targard
Sten
Anita King Olympiad on Continental Car Journey
Anita King, famed as the popular movie star, departs from Los Angeles on August 25 in a Kissel Kar for a continental journey. The trip, sanctioned by the Panama Pacific International Exposition, attracts widespread attention at the Palace of Transportation and across the Exposition crowds. Local officials and Las Francisca acclaimed the event, with spectators and motor enthusiasts following the motor queen and her car on this unusual expedition.
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Mise Annis Hing
Alar
Ogden
San Francisco
Ahe
Sranterly
Mada
Diva Kink
Palace of Transportation
Mias
Hondreda
Los Angeles
Las Francisca
Thera
Jas
Metph
Joba
Purroy Mitchell and Miss King Involved in Journey to New York
The report describes Purroy Mitchell of New York City and Miss King’s travels and car related activities recorded by secretary Ed Talney. Motions pictures were made of the incident. The narrative notes her journey toward New Gotham with depots, distinct features, and expert care of her car.
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Purroy Mitchell
New York City
Ed. Talney
Miles Klug
Oakland
Abe Sill
Old Gotham
Cap County
Armored land battleship turreted vehicle invention
The New York World describes Jerry W. de Con of Kenosha Wisconsin inventing a land battleship armored car with a rotatable turret. The vehicle features a turret that can shift quickly, two drivers one at each end, four-wheel drive, and a rapid firing gun.
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Jerry W. de Con
Kenosha
New York World
Young rider Leo wins early city debut in Maine circuit
A fragmentary report traces Leo’s rise from informal blacrat field events at age 16 to victories in Maitland tournaments. His first notable appearance in the city was January 6, reflecting a bright future if he remains in the state.
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Blackamlit
Dalear
Geoger
Leo
Maitland
Jeffries Reemerges in Pennington’s Chetee Stage
James J. Jeffries former heavyweight champion reappears in Pennington's Chetee show. The article notes his training and forthcoming public appearance from the Sierra Madre camp, highlighting a dramatic comeback in theater.
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Jeffries
Movier
James J. Jeffries
Haw
Mories
Fle
Pennington
Chetee
Sierra Madres
Liquor Shipments to Dry Territory Upheld by Judge Cowan
Judge Cowan ruled in a Boise case that liquor shipments to dry territory may proceed, affirming the plaintiff's claim after a beer shipment dispute tied to the Oregon Short Line. The decision, likely unappealed, cites Idaho's dry law as interpreted during the 1915 session and notes a notice to H. W. Lockhart.
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Pocatella
Kent
Cowan
Guheen
Kirtley
Oregon
Ogden
Idaho
Bandits Kidnap Border Rancher Across the Border
Washington reports that an American ranchman from Columbus North Carolina was kidnapped by Mexican bandits and taken across the border for a $2000 ransom. State Department officials have informed General Villa through Consular Agent Carethi's, while the ranchman’s identity remains undisclosed.
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Washington
Columbus
N. N
State Department
General Villa
Carethi
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