Will Take On Welsh Tangford Claims The Title
The Washington Post reports Battling Nelson nearing a match with Breddis Welsh for the lightweight world title after Welsh’s recent English victory. Nelson aims for 4 to 5 rounds and may pursue Kaufmann or Barty bouts if Jeffries stays inactive. Langford asserts middleweight status and readiness to defend, while Papke and Ketchel are discussed as potential challengers. Track developments in Juarez and El Paso progress as opening looms December 1.
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Washington Post
New York
Nelson
Breddis Welsh
England
Berv Keyes
Metty Baliwin
Iady
Welsh
Wels
Johnny Summers
Great Britain
Lord Lonsdale
National Sporting Club
Willam Malden
Muldoon
Jnat
Jefs
Jonneon
Negro Madden
Madden
Jeffries
Rubin
San Francisco
Kaufmann
Aven I
Jim Barty
Chicago
Kaufma
Kaufman
Bary
Mans
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
Langfud
Joseph Woodman
Langford
Utut
Woodman
Papke
Popke
Ketche
Lang
Marcel
Kaufman Langford
Johnson
Winn
Juarez
el Paso
Gossip for gridiron ends in mixed practice reports
Football notes from Michigan practice and upcoming games describe uncertain lineup decisions for Yale and Harvard rivals. Coaches debate right end and backfield selections, with Robb and Tyde man nursing injuries, Wood challenging Owen at quarterback, and Simpson returning at fullback as varsity scrimmage ends without scoring.
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Rovb
Chicago
Tydeman
Quakers
Robb
Wood
Owen
Baker
Simpson
Scrubs
Tech Will Not Fill Date as Football Season Closes
Tech and Central High cancel remaining football dates amid efforts to end the season. Principal Meyers, Coach Heopx, and Manager Spear agreed the season should close after tomorrow's Business High game at American League Park, with Tech also scrapping a planned Army and Navy Prep School matchup. Mayor Whitlock ordered the stoppage of a boxing match in Toledo, saying he will not permit prize fights in the city.
Automobiles Show Plans Discussed by Local Dealers
A meeting of the WLU AutoMobus Skew committee convened to organize a city winter automobile show. Dealers pledged space and support, noting a strong consensus that the event will be the best held locally. Attendees included representatives from Buick, Hartford Tire, Chalmers-Detroit, and others, with Henry White of Peerless Motor Company arriving to establish headquarters.
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Toeat
Mul
OS Burcinbrar
Thomas
Traint
Wis
UW Gang
Tack Sporrs
Tfar
John Thomas T Ciginasuto
Charles
Joe Michur
Henry White
Peerless Motor Car Company
Yeaterday
Tus
Jeffries Here on Deg 3 Exhibition at Convention Hall
Strikes and Spares notes Jeffries leading a troupe of athletes including ex champion and Sam Berger and trainer Sam Jeffries management, with a December 3 Washinton appearance. The event slots Conventions Hall exhibitions as part of interdenominational duckpin leagues and regional club matches.
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Convention Hall
Maud Rana
Watdelich
Colter Bay
Knowles
Furley
vHanders
Bradley
Hsgota
Ahs
Tim Jeffries
Stroumer
Ruin
Gyton
Wash- Srenz
Bieber
Goch
Dr Roller
Sixth Presbyterian
Kendall Buptiat
Owens
Jefferes
Prontint
Tolala
Eles
Reimerte
Sinsom
Ten AG
Iuera
Ea Ign
Hardie
Jack Johnson
Gotch
Roller
Sam Berger
Jeffries
Chamber of Commerce
Erov
Nitenberg
Famiary
Fuer
Iene
Taylor Hrkett
Lear Drrasge
Aie
Ataimeen
Tap
Rnart Garey
Cooper Totes
Duckpin Leagtee Belmonte
Hammers Queer
Ale Bell
Mace Rusperts
Michaud
Talleots
Railway League
Souther Milehety
Tall
Hite
Merman
Teton
Melitire
Burger
American League to hold annual meeting in New York
Chicago, Nov. 17. December 15 has been set for the American League annual meeting with sessions in New York City. The event will run concurrently with the National League business session begun December 14. President Ban Johnson announced the plan, noting the younger league’s lighter docket allows a one day offset.
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Chicago
New York City
Ban Johnean
New York
Georgetown ends football endured deaths and revenues dispute
Commentary argues Georgetown bans football due to fatalities and risks, prioritizing student welfare and alternative athletics. It critiques reliance on football’s revenues and suggests replacing with safer, popular sports while discussing boxing training, player fitness, and broader sports reforms.
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J. ED Grillo
Georgetown
Tere
Staunton Military Academy Triumph Over Washington and Lee
Staunton Virginia November 17 Staunton Military Academy defeated the second team of Washington and Lee University at football this afternoon by a score of 15 to 0. Staunton Academy showed strength on both offense and defense as they secured the win in front of local spectators.
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Staunton Military Academy
Washington Post
Staunton Va
Washington and Lee
Western Scrubs Dominate Central High In 30 Point rout
Western High School’s scrub eleven overwhelmed Central High 30 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Donovan Hodgson and Rendolph starred as Western raced to a quick lead, scoring five touchdowns in rapid succession and never relinquishing control as Central’s lineup was hampered by injuries and outages. Referee Mr. Pratt officiated a lopsided contest with Western’s superior offense and defense on full display.
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Western High
Wast End
Edaie Donovan Hodgson
Rendolph
Central
Sayers
Donnovan
Hodgson
Sentra Peake LE Bennett Wieeh Witton Lyweden
Santa Hodgeun Amith
Lee Moy
Richards Ackerman
Geet Neher Downvan
Wehtinney Tareale
Tiryant
Mevera
Barnig
Safaly
Homt
Georgetown University
Mr Gan
Bchao
Inenman
Mr Pratt
Western High School
Arstatent Hacomen
Messta Abbot
Central Align School
Ca Nill
Tinuern
Messta Henotan
Central High School
Secieth
Wena Theh
Trno
Ten Colleges to Compete in Intercollegiate Cross Country
Ten colleges enter the intercollegiate cross country championship to be run in Brookline next Saturday morning as a preliminary to Harvard and Yale football games at the stadium. Schools include Pennsylvania Syracuse MIT Princeton Yale Dartmouth Michigan Harvard and Carleton. The course will be about six miles over broken country.
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Boston
Brookhnn
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Calcutta
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton
Carvell
Michigan
Dartmouth
Final matinee closes Auto Salle season at Autovelle
The final matinee of the year at Auto Salle drew 200 to 300 despite bad weather. Country Boy won Class A trot, Rea Bell won Class B trot, Autoville county race winner, and Red Rock took the free-for-all. Red Rock posted the fastest heat at 1.80 yards in 151.
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Auto Salle
Country Boy
Rea Bell
Autoville
Officials Foil Coup At Latonia Race Meet
Latonia Ky Nov 17 A planned coup to back Belle Clem fails as officials disqualify Royal Report after a late surge by Carondelet takes the purse. Belle Clem finishes third with John Garner as the odds shift, while other races see Ludhiana and Jud The card features Wayne Jopin’s Bilzapethan falling to Dixie Gem and Ludhliana a smart victory in the fourth.
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Royal Report
Belle Clem
John Garner
Washington Post
Latonia
Foreign Commission
Lovell
McGee
Ianty
Tower
Carondelet
Judith Page
Royel
Carondoiat
Wayne Jopin
Bilzapethan
Dixie Gem
Johnnie Marklem
Ludlabana
Howard Harson
Tony Faust
Goose
Lady Welles
Martin
Princesse Thorye
Ethel We
Amerique Alsine Banna ‘Lageia
Bonnie Heo Alourat
Soting
Severtul We
Kennedy
Ned Carmantt
Davia
Clathorne
Witooa
Ant
Zoe
Sta Amateus
Charlotte Hamilton
Night Mint
Bustoctan
Pat Sharp
Misorah
Yeurg Bace—Pure
Tmloags
Caronde
E Martin
Geos
Holle Clem
Okoe Rtas
Ashmexda
Rayat
Sitomn Revel
Ludhiana
Moward Pearso
Ploet
Austin
Deely Ball
SI Chirk
Aym Wold Uivo
John Gamer
Denalson
Monarl Pavrlelex Escutcheon
Roweburg
Chepentos
License proposal for electrical contractors urged by engineer
Walter C. Allen recommends to the District commissioners that all electrical contractors be required to procure licenses furnish bonds and pay annual licenses. He suggests abolishing inspection fees after passage of such a law. The department collected 4106 last year while inspection costs were about 10000. A public hearing may be held to consider the measure.
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Alien
Walter C. Allen
Lipton to Challenge for America’s Cup in 1911
Sir Thomas Lipton announced he would challenge for the America's Cup in 1911 as he sailed from New York aboard the Lusitania. He said he would proceed with the challenge under the largest possible boat and within the existing or modified rules, awaiting the New York Yacht Club’s formal response. Club leaders indicated support for the old racing rules while considering Lipton's position.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Europe
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Tallent Admits Divorce Conspiracy in Supreme Court Suit
George Arnold Tallent allege s in a divorce complaint filed yesterday that he and his wife Margaret Grey Tallent conspired to obtain a decree. He says she insisted on a divorce and that he lacked funds to hire detectives or pay for the legal action, with his mother in law to provide the money and receive an assignment of his salary. He states he received 30 dollars from Mrs Douglas without granting assignment for salary.
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Supreme Court
George Arnold Tallent
Tna
Margaret Grey Tallent
Tallent
Waternun
Ino
Mra Douglas
Buick Racer Swerves in Mar Races Crash
In the San Antonio mobile meet closing event, Robert Burman’s Buick somersaulted but he survived with severe sprains. Five cars started. four were wrecked or withdrawn. Ben Johnson in the Chalmers car won first prize at 216 miles in 2:16:82. Clark and Dehymel shared the second and third prizes.
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San Antone
Wea
Buick
Robert Burman
Burman
Chalmers Detime
Ben Johnson
Clark
Dehymel
Racing Entries from Latoma Kis Rere One Mile Race
Racing entries list for Latoma Kis Rere One Mile event with horses such as Hatehteceon 109 Cogen Ma Jong Hand Kerpton Park and Rupert in the field. Several other races include six furlongs and seven furlongs with numerous named horses like Serenade Salmieter Cassawaryite Stelfi Wisa Popular and Ma Minot. The card lists weights, odds, and entry numbers across multiple races including four additional events with varied distances and competing thoroughbreds.
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Kerpton Park
Atch
Royal” Rupert
Seliing
Salmieter
Cassawaryite Stelfi Dlean Wisa
Sud Inlet
Heuvenet Thomsa Calhoun
Tmorvig
Lede McNally
Hooch Autuaan
Aay Lee
Sinter Paultty
Auntin Sturtevan
Black Hawk
Doha Gareter
Pat Shemp
Runwell Latonia Race Card Names
A read of Latonia suggests a field including Fatshiecood Leighand Royal Repri Causeway and Deuce along with Enilat Marline Autumn Rowe Kiddy Lee Warder Minot Estefot Huerfaga Katte Powers Black Hawk Bounle Dard Paesioligo Put Sharp. The list appears to be horse names or entries for a racing program.
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Latonia
Fatshiecood Leighand
Royal Repri
Causeway
Deuce
Enilat
Marline
Autumn Rowe
Kiddy Lee Warder
Minot Estefot
Huerfaga
Katte Powers
Black Hawk Bounle
Paesioligo
Put Sharp
Chicago Eyes Speedway Project Led by Local Capitalists
Local capitalists behind a Chicago motor speedway project, with David Bercroft as chairman of the Chicago Motor Club technical committee, aim to select a site along the Northwestern Railroad line. The growing interest follows the big crowds and racing excitement at Atlanta and Indianapolis despite accident concerns in Hoosier racing.
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Chicago
David Ber Croft
Chicago Motor Club
Northwestern Railroad
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Hoosier Capital
Dallas team defeats Oklahoma University in hard fought game
In a competitive football clash at Dallas on November 7, Dallas A and M College narrowly beat Oklahoma University 14 to 0. Weedohe scored the lone touchdown in the first half as both squads battled evenly throughout the contest.
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Dallas
Tee
Dallas A and Mt College
Oklahoma University
Weedohe
Early Martian Antarctic Snow Report From Lowell Observatory
Director Lowe of Lowell Observatory reports Mars sees two patches of antarctic snow, first noted November 12 with rapid growth by November 16 at latitude 42.73, longitude 100.1. This marks an unusually early start to the Martian snow season.
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Flagstaff Ars
Lowe
Lowell Observatory
Mars
Movements of Ocean Steamers and New York Traffic
Maritime notices list sailings from Havre Antwerp Liverpool and New York to Hamburg Lusi tania Southampton Majestic Pinland and more. Vessels Queenstown Toutouse Cherbourg and Philadelphia depart Southampton for New York with docking times around Saturday morning. Other ships La Provence Lizard Adriatic and Cherbourg Plymouth reach southern ports by Friday or Thursday with varying schedules.
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New York
Gascogne
Havre
Zeeand
Antwerp
Liverpool
Campenia
Grant
Hamburg
Lusitania
Liverpool Majestic
Southampton
Pinland
Prige Mriedeich Wilhelm
New ‘York
Cherourg
Toutouse
Cherbour
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Cervala
la Provence
Lizard—Adriatic
Vew Yorke
Plmouth
Cherbourg
Sguthurplon
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AL Ke
Meetz
MERTZ
Gridiron
Haven Gonn
Tre Falersky
Howard
Thia
Ulan
Gasage
Wise Bay
Auburndale Lorow
Cambride
In Arbor
Mien Nox
Yost Timmer Fitzgate
Ann Arbor
Terrotor Minneapila i
Smhadas Massou
Cna
Em Vale
Tyke
Aman
Vale
Sige Adas
Capl Bish
Jae Wal
Saints
Naval Bemg
Dasit UN College
Saturno
Mesamtey Vlnteth
Seaman Gunner
Orean
Wall
Virgu Warstint
Aixandria
Washington
Hayey
TECH
Meyers
Philadelphia High
Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Johnny Kulbane
Cleveland
Johnny Schultz
Whittock
FP Thompson
Exhibston
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh Street
Brew York
Sporting Comment
Jeffrica
Fort Hig
Jeftrips
Roth
Jehigson
Wm. Hahn & Co
Gortk & K
Sis
H.W
P.B. Overcoats
Firber Bheigel-C
Ninth and the Avenue
Central High
Donovan
Post
Gecure
Latonia Falls
Mgee
Lovett
Carondglet
E. Martin
Earl of Richmond
Tyre
Stoz Fundamental
Warren
Lipton
Latoma
Motor Speedway
Washinton Pat
Prof
Lowell
Antarctic
Aanen
Cook
Iuperia
E. B
E.B
Newcorn & Green Men's Tailora
F St. N. W
Haas & CO
Ava. N. W
Meyer
WPA
Cena Hotel Engel
Nave and
Caw
OND Square
Capitoe
Lowell Ass
Medical
Shade
Gio
Chandler
Ree
Aere
Seventeenth Street
N. W
Fisk Elgin
Deariel
Ladieg
Marvel CO
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