Elevens elect captains amid marksmen of 1907 season
Colleges name captains for 1907 with nine black-field leaders and seven backs. Cornell Penn trailed due to quarterback generalship as Penn trailed in a Thanksgivings game. Western High celebrates Kirby era with Princeton Cup transfer and honors for coach Kirby and squad.
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Michigan
Annapolis
Cornell
Pennsyvania
Grotun
Weat Point
Smuith
Fornen
Tackia Listapelle
Meavoy Swarthmore
Pritchard
Elderaces
Wesleya
Plaverford
Dexiavon
Susquahanna
J. D. Dartmouth
Lehigh
O'Donnell
Stergetows
Mantiain
Seansin J" Miller
Botolz
Jonson
IBA
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de Tray
Fenn State
HM. Burns
Aaion Hayes
Lake Forest
Callanan
Trinity
Donnelly Vermont
Watkins
Colorado
Farnworth
Indiana
Wade
Tackie Howdosn
R. Crowley
Ealifornias
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Western
L. Mattern
Technical
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Tom Kirby
Radford
Thomas Kirby
Hudson
Morse
Osgood
Howard
Anthony
Stevenson
Hodgson
Chelmstock
Polhemous
Biker
Kemmer
Rafter
Glamour Keeps Toboggan Record in Five Furlongs
Glamour, the McCafferty filly, wins a six furlong race at City Park as Toboggan breaks a five furlong track record in a selling, while Lady Esther takes a seven furlong purse despite a late stumble by Grace George. Oberon wins opener. Rebounder dominates a mile and a half race. several horses and jockeys listed with outcomes and track conditions.
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New Orleans
Glamor
A. C. McCafferty
Eliza
City Park
Gold Circle
Toboggan
Lady Esther
Jack Dolan
Hennessey
Oberon
Rebounder
Sally Preston
Btarter Cassidy
Grace George
Marster
Garner
Doll
B. Teura
Lady Charade
Dr. NeClear
Tena J
Pulque
Bock
Mountain
Ted Raven
Mr. Jack
Gay Minster
Huntington
Ren
Lady Eothar
Henmesay
Jack Dalam
Austin
Polly
Prim
Kittie Platt
Tern
Rod
Dekaber
Harry Scott
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Morales
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Man
Pee
Froxter
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Tine
Kaiserhoff
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Belle of
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Cheating Star
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Aunt Susan
Lop Yeahol
Aintres
Enfin
Belle of the Oath
Addia
Schmmer
Spider Wel
Reina Togante
Ida Bailey
Rose Marion
Sister Ide
Sult
James
Henry A. Schroader
Gand
Sam Moffheimer
Horne
Metivaln
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Tilxet
Royal Breeze
Peter Sterling
Besterling
Minsnurt Lad
Adem
Cook
Judge Post
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O'Nelll
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Sally de Oro
Meadowbreeze
Charlie Eastman
Butlen & O*nell Ontry
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Chanoy” Oicoit
Henry Watterson
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Granada
la Cache
Happy Nck
Ingolthritt
Monta Carlo
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Tom Mankina
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Broad variety ensures easy, satisfactory selections at all prices
The text notes a broad assortment across all price points, making a satisfying choice simple for buyers. It emphasizes wide range as the key to accessibility and value without naming specific products or contexts.
Washington and Chicago Alley Races and Military Contest
A terse notice lists events at Palace and Fat Men's alleys with Co E of the 1st Regiment facing Naval Battalion in one pairing, and Gordon versus Monry in a YMCA offer event, indicating local competitions or matches recorded in terse form.
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Chicago
Co. E
Ve. Naval Battalion
Palace Alleys
Gordon Va. Monry
Oriental team shocks Saengerbunds in District League
The Orientals upset leaders Saengerbunds by two wins in the District League with strong two-game sets led by Spetts and Burdine. Marshall topped scoring at 24 and Veldmeyer posted best averages. Agriculture beat Treasury in the Departmental League while Foundry swept Bethany in the Sunday-school League.
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Burdine
Marshall
Agricultures
Treasury
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Bethany
Eastern
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Amo. Foundry
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Igs
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Ist. Ga. Ag
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Lansburgh
Tracey
Mdee
Geler
folZani
Moore
I Bergman Ag
Mctully
Story
Douglass to Lead Navy in 1907 Football Season
Archibald H. Douglass of Knoxville elected captain of the Naval Academy football team for 1907. A halfback with three prior seasons at the academy he previously played for Tennessee and suffered a leg injury versus Princeton but returned to strong form this season. He is noted as a productive ground gainer with strong defense and long accurate punts.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Archibald H. Douglass
Knoxville
Tenn
Douglass
Academy
University of Tenneasse
Princeton
Army
Philadelphia
E. B
Barr and Mackey Glash Local Welter in Finish Bout
Barr Adolph Grunert of Milwaukee, a top welterweight with a 15 year mat career, faces Cincinnati’s Rob Roy Mackey in a best two of three falls at the Washington Infantry Hall. Mackey, aiming for a big challenge at 143 150 pounds, meets a strong opponent in Barr who has defeated notable grapplers and drawn with Frank Gotch. Preliminary bouts pair Joe Turner versus Bobbie Baker and Pat O Connor as referee.
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Eddio
Barr
Cincinnati
Washingtonight Infantry
Mackey
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Joe Turner
Bobbie Baker
Pat O'Connor
Adolph Grunert
Milwaukee
A. 7
Lawrence
Springfield
Ohio
Franki Whittmer
Harvey Parker
George Baptiste
Walter Willoughby
Buffalo
al Ackerman
Charley Leonhardt
Billy Edwards
Mina Gibson Beaten in Oakland Horse Race
San Francisco sports brief notes Mina Gibson losing as Sea Lad defeated by Beechwood and Major Tenny. Reports six races with times and finishing positions list Jake Ward Belle Reed Fred Matholisia Prince of Castile Mina Gibson Get Rion Quick and Beechwood among other runners.
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Mina Gibson
Oakland
W. Miller
Sea Lad
Miller
Beechwood
Major Tenny
Jake Ward
Dugan
Belle Reed
Willan
Doctor Sherman
Chark
Marle HL
Botlder
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Jim Alou
Quiz II
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Jos Harlan
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McDaniel returns at Ascot with mixed fortunes
Pudding McDaniel made his first Ascot Park appearance after Orleans, piloting Merlingo and Arragon with limited success as favorites stumbled. In New York, Tommy Corcoran, last year's Reds captain, was sold to the Giants for an undisclosed price rumored around 4500 dollars, possibly to manage Baltimore's Eastern League club.
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Pudding" McDaniel
Ascot Park
Orleans
McDaniel
Merlingo
Arragon
Coti- Hon
Carador
Lewis
Dr. Logan
Rogister
Tom Coy
Warnke
Ore
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Barranca
la Gloria
Kent
Sly Don
Icerner
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Search Ma
Linda Rose
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Stuston
Tatvart
Lou Fitzgibbon
Singleton
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Kunz
Etancer
Greeno
Playiit
Prince Ching
Butwetl
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Pion
Keogh
Fansasta
Phil
Lucrece
Ding Dong
Pacifica
Pink’ Garter
Gans Retires Hint Amid Heavyweight Futurity
Joe Gans flags retirement after his bout with Herman at Tonopah on New Year’s Day but insiders doubt the claim. John L. Sullivan predicts a strong need for a new heavyweight champion as the division dries up with few contenders and a rising apprentice could emerge to seize the title.
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Joe Gans
Herman
Tonopah
Gans
John L. Sullivan
Phe Tle
Seizon
Chick Stahl
Wagner
Chadbourne
Ihematori
Farm Hand Shoots Employer Then Kills Self
In Elizabeth New Jersey on December 4 Julius Smith a farm hand fatally shot his employer Mrs Barbara Enz over a small money dispute and then shot himself. Smith died and Mrs Enz is dying in a hospital.
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Elizabeth, N. 3
Julius Smith
Barbara Enz
Smith
Man Attacks Housekeeper Then Lands in Hospital
Harrisburg reports John K Keitzel of Hummelstown attacked his housekeeper cutting her throat with a knife, struck his niece with a hammer, and then attempted suicide by slashing his own throat. The worker is in critical condition while the niece’s injuries are not serious. Keitzel, a sixty year old epileptic, was hospitalized.
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Harrisburg
John K. Leitzel
Hummelstown
Gregor
Keitzel
Trutenbach Dies After Wife's Death in New York
Joseph Trutenbach, who helped nurse his wife for forty years during a terminal illness, is found dead in his home at 37 West Thirtieth Street kneeling before a portrait of his spouse. A fox terrier lies beside him and gas jets are open. The sequence follows the wife’s death two weeks earlier after an operation.
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Washington
New York
Joseph Trutenbach
Trutenbach
West Thirtieth Street
Annie Marcus Tries to Hang Herself and Inhales Gas
Despondent Annie Marcus, a 21 year old colored woman, attempted suicide twice at the Darlington apartments 149 A street northeast. She first hung herself from a rope attached to a gas pipe. a brother-in-law interrupted. Thirty minutes later she turned on the gas in the bathroom, and was carried out by her husband almost unconscious from inhaling the fumes.
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