Boston Manager Lake quits after salary dispute
Boston owner John J. Taylor and former manager Fred Lake parted after a heated talk over next season’s pay. Taylor says Lake’s demand was excessive and insists he has paid a fair wage. Rumors rise that Patsy Donovan may replace Lake, with Donova acting as successor in the interim. Taylor fears possible trouble from the American Association over franchise issues while he considers staying in Boston.
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Ted Sox
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Jeffries Johnson Fight Outlook and Football Safety Debate
Commentary by J Ed Grillo weighs Jeffries Johnson bout, noting comeback form, conditioning, and the risks of long layoff. Adds football season injuries prompt debate over rule changes and season length, while Boston manager Fred Lake is dropped after a disappointing season.
Putts Price On Franchise Hueeial to Tin Washington Post
Negotiations have been ongoing for some time between Manager Kit Trede of the Wilkes-Barre team and Walter Columan of the Scranton team to gain control of the Scranton franchise. Coleman set a price of 15000 dollars. Kittredge is backed by Wilkes-Havre capitalists who see potential profits with him at the helm. Several Scranton investors are willing to broker stock if Kittredge leads the team. It is indicated Kittredge will not manage Wilkes-Barre next year, but William J. Clymer would.
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Johnson
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Washington Post
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Ita
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Wilkes-Barre
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Wilkes- Havre
Broome
Wilkes-Harre
William J. Clymer
Navy Hopes For Game Government Must Decide
A Washington Post special from Annapolis reports a glimmer of hope that the Army Navy game in Philadelphia may be played. Navy officials delay decision as War and Navy Departments weigh cancellation, with Cadet Byrne’s death not seen as a valid reason to stop the contest. Reports cite improving condition of Midshipman Wilson and a desire to avoid canceling the final game despite the accident.
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Cal. Scott
Washington Post
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Philadelphia
Army
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Byrne
Trig
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Navy
Wilson
Byrne to be buried today at West Point
West Point cadets suspend games after the death of Cadet Byrne. Col Scott ordered season suspension and mourners prepare for the funeral with state honors. Byrne's body lies in state at the Catholic cadet chapel as cadets guard it. funeral tomorrow at 11 with military honors and taps.
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Corps of Cadets
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Byrne
Peter
Erief-Etricken
Giants Fight Bid Battle Looms For Jeffries Johnson Match
Two rival promoters Coffroth and Gleason race to secure the Jeffries Johnson fight with Gleason offering 75000 and planning a large arena while Jeffries stays in New York awaiting bids and Johnson stays near the East. Spitball ban prompts rule talk and Langford may meet Jeannette in Paris after Jeannette’s Paris victory over Kubiak boosts boxing in France.
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New York
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Langford
Jeannette
Kubiak
Paris
Jeanmette
France
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Chanes
Besta
Jeannett- Kublak
Perla
Georgetown Fordham Rivalry Preview in New York
Georgetown University football arrives in New York for the annual clash with Fordham. Coach Newman signals possible lineup changes due to injuries while Fordham, hopeful for a Thanksgiving win over Syracuse, aims to stay healthy for a tough battle led by Captain Gargan.
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Georgetown
Fordham
New York
Taylor seeks financial stake in Baltimore baseball club
Baltimore Ma November 1 John T Taylor president of the Boston American League team is pursuing a financial interest in the Baltimore Eastern League club. Edward Henson president of the Baltimore club confirms Taylor wants the stake as an investment and denies Baltimore being used as a farm for the Boston Americans.
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Harvard Coach Says Byrne Death Could Have Been Averted
Harvard coach Donovan claims Cadet Mogene Byrne of West Point could have been withdrawn before the fatal play. He said Byrne’s pre play condition was poor and that officials should have removed him, as injuries in the pool championship game to Swan last night shifted attention to delays and training duties.
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Harvard Football Leaders to Attend Cadet Byrne Funeral
Harvard Captain Hamilton Fish Jr and coaches C A Daly and G P Gardner Jr will attend Cadet Byrne's funeral in Cambridge Mass on November 1. The Harvard student council sent a letter to Col H L Scott of West Point expressing sorrow and deepest sympathy to West Point cadets and faculty.
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Byrne
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C. A. Daly
G. P. Gardner
Cadet
West Point
Haskell second football team to end season after death
The Haskell Indian Institute will cancel the second eleven season following the death of Ray Spybuck who suffered a neck injury in a game at Buckner Missouri last Saturday. The first team will finish its schedule and the Granatat game will be canceled as a tribute.
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Ray Spybuck
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Buckner
Spybuck
Lawrence
Kan
Play For Cup At Chevy Chase Inks Tournament
The club hosts a Siamese minister's cup event at Chevy Chase Inks with nearly 50 entries. The tournament runs from morning until Saturday, and the handicap list includes Talcott 10, Cammon 6, Oliphant 12, Davidson 14, Gray 12, Treat 10, Knut 16, Miller 1, Patten 18, Stead Richards, Loftus 14, Weaver 13, Maslatt 18, King, Reed 14, Strickenstein 16, Sprigg 24, Clapp 12, Heackley 18, Kauffmann 16, Wyck 2, Heap 18, Clabbaugh 15, Sterrett 18, Lewe rig 87, Claytor 1.
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Dide Cammon
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H. B. Davidson
W. M Gray
C.'G. Treat
P. Knut
GB. Miller
J. DL Patten
Robert Stead
Richards
E. H. Loftus
EM ‘Weaver
C. L. Maslatt
A.T. King
H.W. Reed
J. H. Srickenstein
Geouew Washington football squad shows mixed return from injuries
One of the Geouew Washington football team’s large rosters was out this season with several veterans absent while promising new players appeared for the first time. Craft returned in good form and expects to play regularly, while White rejoined after an absence. Powell, Bass, and Valuer showed potential, with Whiting sidelined by injuries. Carlisle reports indicate the Indians escaped without major injuries after the Penn game and prepare for Saturday’s local showdown.
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Whiting
Sone Ime
Carlisle
Penn
Heart Failure Warning and Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement warns that heart weakness risks serious illness and urges attention. It promotes Dr. Mites Heart Remedy to strengthen and regulate heart action, claiming it helps overcome strain on a weakened heart and noting availability through local pharmacists.
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