McAleer Plans Training in Far South Before Season Opener
McAleer states his team will benefit from training in the Far South and anticipates limited exhibition games before the regular season. He cites improved acclimation, better conditions, and readiness for March, with the annual league meeting in New York shaping roster moves and management decisions.
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Virginia Umpire Rigier Enters University Law School
Charles Rigier, a top National League umpire, has enrolled at the University of Virginia as a law student in Charlottesville. He umpired the Chicago game watched by President Taft and most recently officiated New York in the series between the Giants and the Boston Red Sox, marking him among the county’s most scientific arbiters.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Charles | Rigier
Virginia
Rigier
Chicago
Taft
New York
Glanta
Boston Red Sox
Regulars Are Winners Amid Scrappy Team Play
A Sunday morning basketball match saw the regulars defeat the reserves with a BF to bi score. Bull Cowan impressed in practice while the squad showed speed and teamwork. Canuttaves and Schlosser earned praise for their development as coach Joyce weighs lineup decisions and Captain Coll again delivered a strong exhibition.
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Joyce
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Betting on Oral Weking Probed by Jockey Club Leaders
Reports from The Wilshington New York on November 7 indicate plans to test the oral betting system on a moderate scale. Thomas Ho Wolliams, president of a major jockey club, expects no trouble as Geerse FH xiuth departs for Oakland to oversee advance information sales and track speculation control.
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Wilshington
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California
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Plebes vs Georgetown Freshmen Gridiron Game Canceled
Georgetown freshman captain Munger Graham announced that Annapolis Plebes cancelled the annual game with the Blue and Gray year men. Early plans to schedule a different hour failed due to class hours overlapping at Annapolis and Georgetown, leading to the cancellation.
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Debating Football Reform and Baseball Comparisons
Sporting commentary argues football’s fatal injury toll demands rule changes or sport abandonment. It notes baseball incidents as similarly blamed but less severe, critiques early management tactics in baseball leagues, and cites opinions by figures like Chief Zimmer and John Heydler. Also mentions Jacksonville track project and a Toledo boy’s death from an onfield injury.
JACK M AULIFFE ON JEFFRIES JOHNSON FIGHT VIEWS
Retired lightweight champion Jack McAuliffe voices strong views on the Jeffries Johnson bout. He stresses Jeffries must fight outsiders to regain distance and pace, recalls past champions losing heart after defeats, and urges preparation before facing Johnson. He cites Jim Corbett and John L Sullivan as examples of the danger of layoff.
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George Washington Faces V P I After Injuries Rally
George Washington rests Craft and Morse after Carlisle game. Craft to discharge and wear uniform today while Morse rests a swollen ankle. White shifts to left end against V P I next Friday. Hickhot hobbled but ready. Team shows depth with Powell Bayliss Bullough Porter stepping in. V P I, strong in the South, beat UNC 38 to 0 and 18 to 6 over Georgetown earlier. GW seeks comparative strength gauge ahead of Friday clash.
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Graney Aims to Bid for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Eddie Graney, retiree and fight promoter, travels to New York to bid for the Jeffries Johnson bout. He says a 46 round match can be staged in San Francisco and will bid against rivals McCarey of Los Angeles Gleason of Ocean View and Costroth of Colma, all from California.
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Racing Entries and a Fatal School Injury in Iowa
The page lists multiple race entries across six races including six furlongs and one mile events with numerous horses and odds. A separate report details a fatal injury to Rey Graham, 3, at Red Cedar Park after a football pennant raising incident between Hast High and West High in Iowa.
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Last Day at Pimlico Bowie Stakes Feature
Baltimore November story notes Fitzherbert conceded the Bowie Stakes as the star race with Hildreth’s champion likely to win easily while others chase second place. It highlights rival entries Blue Book Pins and Needles Nethermost and Superstition with a strong supporting card of sprint and mile events, plus jock standings and owner fortunes at Pimlico.
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Unclear list of names and terms in a fragmented note
A jumble of person names and odd terms appears, including Susy Chickesaw Mertiner Jack Atkin and many cryptic labels like Tekshira Hugherbert Mothermost Pinard Feedles Vithalia Deer Algte and others. The text reads as a scattered OCR fragment with no coherent event or subject.
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Yale Eleven Crippled End Sustains Knee Injury
Walter B. Loren Yale right end is out for the year after a knee injury from Saturday’s game. Logan played ten minutes and was carried off with the leg limp. Knee interior torn, he may be unable to walk well until Thanksgiving. White Capt. Coy ill. Logan Way acts as captain. Harry Vaughan will likely replace Loren.
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Detroit Wins in Tenth against Havana Club
Detroit, the American League champions, defeated the Havana club 5 to 3 in ten innings. McIntyre led the Tigers with four hits, three scoring, as George Mullin joined the lineup in right field. The Havana nine, all black players with three from the States, drew record local attendance.
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Mayor in Plymouth Proposes Painless Death for Feebleminded
London, Nov. 7. The Plymouth mayor provokes uproar by writing to Sir Edward Bruford proposing painless death for the feebleminded. He argues resources should fund maternity centers and creches rather than maintaining costly, supposedly incurably deficient residents.
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Heir to $10,000,000 Notified in Cambridge Estate
Edward A. Trevillyan, 50, learned today of a large estate valued near $10 million from an uncle who died in London last August. Trevillyan, working at a North Cambridge hotel, was absent when the news arrived and later refused to discuss the fortune. His employer cited hints of a possible inheritance and prior attempts to sign over rights, which Trevillyan had declined.
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Confessed Killer Says Fear Led To Topeka Murder
Fred Fanning confessed to murdering Mrs. Mary Short in Topeka to gain her property. He implicated Mrs. Minnie English as an accomplice, saying English threatened him and guided poisoning of Mrs. Short's coffee. Fanning planned a restaurant venture with English and claimed she gained about 1499 dollars from the deed.
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Alleged Kidnappers Held in New York Police Court
Two alleged kidnappers Antonio Treferin and Giovanni Gangs were held for trial in a New York police court in 10 bail after a two year pursuit. Rosie Gardano, seven, identified the prisoners, and her mother Mrs. Pietro Gardano said she paid gang eight dollars when he threatened to cut her up and mail her back if ransom was not paid. The girl was found eight days after the kidnapping near her home.
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Cornell Loses Star Athlete Talbot to Pennsylvania State College
Ithaca N Y November 7 Cornell loses star weight thrower J Talbot who helped win two point events this year. Talbot has decided to transfer to Pennsylvania State College after conflicts with the faculty over studio work. He was on the Olympic team last year.
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