Freddie Welsh Faces Charley White Championship Bout
Freddie Welsh prepares in Milwaukee for a lightweight title defense against Charley White at Allwaukee Auditorium on Monday. The card lists 135 pounds, referee Harry Stout, with Welsh at 45 percent and White at 27 1 2 percent of purses, while ages and past title lineages are noted. Ritchie attends to monitor contenders and future matchups including possible clashes with Leach Cross and a promoter bid from California clubs.
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Freddie Welsh
Charley White
Allwaukhee Auditorium
Harry Stout
Welsh
White
Jock HeAuliffe
George “Kid” Lavigne
Pranck Erne
Jace Gams
Chus
Ricme Welsh
Milwaukee
Lea
Freddie
Packey McFarland
Charley “Ennis
Maurice Savera
Cream City
New York
AR Wolcest II
Peason
New Orleans
Joe Mando
Newarket
Leach
Hitchie
Wille Igan
California
New York City
Aso
Ritchie
Heer
Rriform
Brickley’s Yale game return debated after injury
Article discusses Brickley's potential return against Yale, detailing a severe injury, appendiceal complications, and lengthy recovery. It notes medical care, drainage procedures, and a focus on restoring physical condition before rejoining play. Outcomes depend on medical clearance and strength recovery.
Checker Championship Match in Kansas City Kansas City
Alfred Jorden holder of the English championship faces Newell Banks of America in a world title clash in Kansas City Missouri. The match starts November 16 and runs for 41 games with two games played each afternoon and two each night. The purse is $1000.
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Kansas City
Alfred Jorden
Newell Banks
America
Sile
Navy backs heavy equal to forwards in football unit
The Washington Poet onopolis Md notes Navy’s backfield and line would average about 180 pounds if the Army game were played now. The piece cites backs Blodgett Harrison and Schlossbich as heavies, with Mitchell potentially lifting the backfield weight. It also mentions Colby College’s eleven preparing to meet the midshipmen soon.
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Washington
Naval Academy
Army
Mites Quarte
Mitchell
Blodgett
Hatfock
H Harrison
Hodgett
Wutad
Schlossbich
Howiser
Tipperars
Colby College
Mdshipmen
Midshipmen
All-Americans Tie All Nationals With Double-Header Wins
In a split double-header the All-Americans evened the series with the All Nationals, each side posting ten wins on the tour. Morning game saw Anetrane and RHE 4 1 0 with results for the Nationals and All-Americans. Afternoon contest featured RAT Ac Nationale 7 8 8 and the All-Americans led by James Kiliter Clark James Haar.
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San Francisco
Nova
Anetrane
Natonale
Ratterise-Busk
Weaver Alexander
Ratac Nationale
AlloAmericans Weg
Ratteriem
James
Kiliiter
Clark
Haar
Minors Demand Protection in Pro Baseball Map Change
Omaha reports the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs gathers for a three day meeting with 37 minor leagues represented from across the United States and Canada. Delegates discuss league classifications salaries and potential shifts in the professional baseball map as the Federal League looms. Notables including B R Johnson and C A Conluske are among expected attendees as arbitration work precedes the main sessions.
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Omaha
Yi i
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Canada
Association
Board of Arbitration
Federal League
Minor League Association
Alrendy
Chicago
Nova
South
Qmihi
National Board of Arbitration
National Association
Feft
RB Johnson
C A Conluske
Chicago Americaing
Engineers Smother Artillery In Fort Weer Showdown Victory 73 to 0
Isingineers unleash a whirlwind attack and stifle Artillery as Blair at quarterback and Simmons Hasen stab Tetimore Titkus Mongeon star in a one sided service title game. Dettimore and Simmons score multiple touchdowns while Green Lukue Plunkett and Lloyd contribute on offense. Umpire Pate heads the game as both teams field key players from Detatmore to Nanes.
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Isingineers
Fort Weer
Blair
Simmons Hasenstab Tetimore Titkus
Mongeon
Secon
Artillery Pacifinns
Detatmore Schull
LG Kenah Belt
Douglas Green
Plunkett Hack
Lukue
Lloyd Ambrose
Ar Blair
Ostello
Lu Nanes
Harech
Hasanstab Brosky
Simmons
Detti
Union College Training Council Sets Strict Varsity Rules
The Union College of Schenectady forms the Union College Training Council to direct enforce training rules for varsity men. Rules require retirement by 10 30 pm, temperance in smoking drinking and eating, avoidance of class fights, and dedication to studies with full student cooperation.
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Union College of
Georgetown poised for tougher test against Washington and Jefferson
Exendine praises Georgetown defense after the North Carolina Aggies game and forecasts a harder battle against Washington and Jefferson. Murray hobbled by injury limits the backfield while Calnan shines, as Georgetown prepares for the Pennsylvanian clash and a busy high school schedule ahead.
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Alfred L. Stern
Uberty
Georgetown
Exendims
North Carolina Aggies
Exendine
Imentor
Harvard Yale
Washeton
Jefferson
Night
Ike
Upsets on gridiron Saturday shake top teams
Historical college football recap notes Harvard's 2 0 upset over Princeton, Yale's exit, and Dartmouth, Michigan, Army, Cornell, and Notre Dame victories. It highlights Princeton and Yale struggles, Dartmouth's power, Michigan's blowout over Penn State, and broader East and Midwest results with Navy, Cornell, Army, and Brown also performing strongly.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Michigan
Army
Cornell
Princeton
Crimson
Tigers
Crimsons
Orange and
Black
Nine Games in World Series Plan by American League
The American League proposes a nine game world series reducing game prices. The plan, to be reviewed by National League owners in New York next month, aims for ratification with broad support similar to the younger circuit’s approval in Chicago. Some magnates favored eleven games, but the five game share for players drew mixed reactions.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Dogs and Bulldogs Interfere in Rival Football Game
In Sperin)g to The Washington Past Argyle Me a high school football clash between Argyle and Sunkhaze was delayed and nearly halted in the second period as two bulldogs clashed with players. Argyle halfback Bud Atapiea was tackled by Sunkhaze quarterback Sid Pecout when a dog named Olngbat grabbed Pecout by the pants, Napoleon joined, and the dogs separated the players. The ball was fumbled and the refs penalized the dog owner for delaying play, awarding a first down at the spot of the tackle.
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Georgetown
Capt Murray
Pittsburgh
Murray
Kerendine
Joe
Relles
Jans Desgorte
Harvard
Princeton
New Jersey
Yale
Tigers
Crimson
Yales
Brown
Providence
Capt Talbott
Aptiit
Cornell
Army
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Madison
Chicago
Urbana
Illini
Minnepota
Illinois
Uliion
University of Chicago
Gray
Iies
Ilinois
Virginia
Carolina
Washington
J.es
St John's
Annapolis
VMT
Richmond
Swarthmore
Waaehington
Les
Sperin
Argyle
Argyle High School
Sunkhaze
Bud Atapiea
Sid
Bud
Olngbat
Dinghat
Sunkhaze Man
Sunkhaste
The Avenue at Ninth Save your P B Sales Checks
The item notes an auto contest and savings help for the boys with sales checks in a local setting. Readable fragments point to a community event or promotion tied to The Avenue at Ninth and related sales vouchers.
G W U Athletic Association To Be Reorganized Wednesday
G W U Athletic Association prepares a reorganization meeting set for Wednesday night in the Medical building. Professor Leale Cleveing and Mr Nemar from the department of political science led a drafting committee to present lengthy proposed constitutions for adoption.
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G. W. U. Athletic Association
George Washingtom
Ungrammatical racing entries with mixed names and notes
A cleared summary of the fragmentary OCR listing racing entries includes scattered names such as James, Peter, Moras, and Talestne, with several garbled terms. The text resembles a schedule or lineup snippet from a racing page with many unreadable words and interspersed place or person fragments.
Pimlico Morning Folded Run Details Unknown
A garbled racing card from the Morning Telegraph lists numerous horse names and entries including Pimlico and various nicknames. The text is fragmentary with several misspellings and unreadable segments, yielding few coherent facts about a specific race or outcome.
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Harry Kelly
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Dickingon College
Probatl
Hle
Georgetown Hospital
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Cusack
Franklin
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Marshall
West Point Cadets
Notre L'Amoe
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Rutgers
Vitory
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Rogers
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CNN
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Moore
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Texas
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Brother Kath
Deeult Ray
Deward Selli
Peelus
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Patty Regan
Ania Art
Langdon
Mike Cohan
Margaret Mey
Dane
Winston and Hutte Pacinded
Royvalis
Pangrave
King Radfort
Napier
Nola Grant
Pimlico Marispat
Foggier
Royalty Racy
Harlequin
Taverice
Frosseau
Renault Centauri
Patty Hagan
Aurora Lady
Flittereeld
Asmade
Frecutur
Galaxy
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Husky Lad
Morning Telegraph
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Lady Buerf'y
Javerence Fureratt J
Veneta Strome
Petular Taty Regan Volant
Margaret Meive
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Ambreac
Noble Grarl Huda
the Sweater Shop
Julius A. West
Siveaty St
Goldheim & Sons
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Pimlico
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Wanhingten
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Linda
Suateriala
Mertz & Mertz Co
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Gdm
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