Central High School Dominates Business 34 0 in Scrimmage
Central High School overwhelmed Business at the National League Baseball Park yesterday, 34 to 0. Benedict kicked four goals after Koshwitz and later scores, while Evans and the Central backfield pierced the defense repeatedly. Business struggled to advance, with Bowles and the lighter lineup unable to gain ground.
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Miux
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Powell Hamilto
Spransy &Mith
Taylor McCormick
Hughes King
Avery Evang
Porter
Bowles Benedict
Wetmore Koshwits
Hendricks McKeever Willig
Dyeter
Mann
Wills
McCormick
Oyster
Messrs
Heall
Bristol
Johnston
Mmekeapersa
Crandall
Pitzer
Goode
Mr. Goss
Yale Coaches Seek Stars After Penn State Loss
Yale coaches plead for former stars to bolster the shattered team after a surprising Penn State victory. Center Flanders is battered and underperforming, with Planders near collapse. Yale faces West Point next and then Columbia in New York, tests seen as critical for the fall.
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Washington Post
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Planders
West Point
Columbia
New York City
Val
Daly Turned Down at Yale for Admission and Diploma
Con Daly, Yale’s famed oarsman, cannot enter any Yale department this year and will likely not receive an academic diploma. The diploma was refused last June after an accusation of cribbing. The academic faculty announced no action on Daly’s case, citing the faculty’s prevailing sentiment. Daly has been notified that law school officials do not wish him to enter and has left New Haven after a brief visit.
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Canadian Rugby game demonstration slated for Philadelphia field
Montreal reports Dr. Austin Irvine has been asked to arrange two teams to visit Philadelphia to showcase a Canadian rugby game on Franklin Field. The date proposed is November, but securing two teams for that date proves impossible. A separate note mentions Hatto Schuele of Columbus, Ohio, healing from wounds with Jackson's Arnica Salve as advertised.
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Franklin Field
Montreal
Austin Irvine
Philadelphia
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Ohio
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Paid Coach Must Go Prompts College Sports Reform
Olivet Michigan October 2 A discussion on college athletics and student life opened the first session before the new president Ellsworth Gage Lancaster inaugurates. Prof W D Seaman DePauw called for end of professional coaches and a shift to physical training and student governance to raise scholarship and morals. President Mauck Hillsdale urged faculties to withdraw from athletics oversight and let students govern. President Perry Marietta College spoke for financial aid for young athletes.
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Joseph F. Mauck
Hillsdale College
Mauck
A. T. Perry
Marietta College
Five New Candidates Report to George Washington Grid Coach
George Washington University football authorities drew five new candidates for the squad yesterday with Walsh and Stivers contending for fullback Monroe and Crane for end positions and Bell aiming for a back spot. Barnard directed scrimmage showing miscues in Johns Hopkins game and plans repeated practices through next Saturday ahead of Maryland clash.
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Stivers
Monroe
Crane
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Scrubs
University of Maryland
van Ness Park
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Lipton to challenge for America's Cup in 1907
Sir Thomas Lipton declares he remains keen on challenging for the America's Cup in 1907. He says reports he quit were mistaken and, if all goes well, will be at Sandy Hook with a new Shamrock challenger next year.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
America
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Sandy Hook
Boniface: Captain Coughlin Buys Washington Buffet
Well known ball player Capt Bill Coughlin of the Detroit club has purchased a wet goods dispensary at Fourth and G streets northwest Washington through M A Green. His new business strengthens his hopes of a transfer to the Washington club and he may press the Tigers for a trade or sale to avoid remaining with Detroit.
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Detroit
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International Hockey League elects officers at Sault Ste Marie
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan the annual International Hockey League meeting elected officers. A. L. Ferguson of American Zoo was named president James McSwiggan of Pittsburg became vice president Albert Boyd of Canadian Zoo was chosen secretary treasurer A schedule of games was adopted James R McDee was removed from his post John T McNamara manager of Fortage Lake team succeeds him.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
International Hockey League
A. L. Ferguson
American Zoo
James McSwiggan
Pittsburg
Albert Boyd
James R. McDee
John T. McNamara
Fortage Lake
Does Your Heart Beat and Health Claims for Ayer's Arsaparilla
An old ad fragment urges readers to consult a doctor about Ayer's arsaparilla to improve thin or impure blood. It questions heart health and blood quality while promoting the medicine as a cure and claiming doctors know all about it.
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Ayer
Water Dog Wins At Fifteen To One In Amagansett Stakes
Water Dog defeats Inquisitor and a field of youngsters to win by a length over Monet who stayed second and Gamara third in the Amagansett Stakes at Jamaica. Sydney C Love led early but faded to finish behind Monet in the stretch.
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Daisy
Wirs
New York
Sydney C. Love
Jamaica
Monet
Wiley
Gamara
Wirst Rach
Water Dog
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Sillier
Hector
Martin
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MiNer
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Paietto
Jennie McCabe
Louis H
Miller
Sewell
Braker
Caronal
Sonoma Belle
Notter
Duenna
Milicé
Fanny
Baseball Notes Sketch Vital Wild Year On Big Leagues
A roundup of baseball news covers umpire Gus Moran potential NL return, Captain Collins praising Joe Harrig as top young pitcher, Elberfeld nursing injuries, Kenna’s recovery from a knife wound, Pat Powers quitting Eastern League tar ot duties yet keeping his Book, and no Pacific Coast barnstorming. Mentions Mathewson stage offer, Waddell, Hanlon, Griffth rumors, and NL contracts.
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Capt. Collins
Joe Harrig
Cy Young
Elberfeld
Moonshine
Tennessee
Dave Fultz
Ed Kenna
Louisville
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Tip O’neill
John L. Sullivan
Rube” Waddell
Love Cross
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Christy Mathewson
Farrell
Highlanders
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John T. Brush
Ned Hanlon
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Dick Mcl Bride
Bobby Matthews
Billy Clymer
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Waddell
Conniie Mack
Washington
Albert Howard Bender
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Holyoke
Philadelphia
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Boston
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Iitherfeld
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Harry Gleason
Brooklyn
Trolley Dodgers
American League
Hanson
Post Compass League opens duckpin season with four teams
The Post Compass League inaugurated its duckpin season with 24 men forming four teams led by captains Martin Statler South Garrett East Gus Warner West and Thomas Bradley North. Matches scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday at Rothkeller alleys begin 1 46 p m with prizes promised as the first series ends December 20.
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Willey
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Dodson
Fraser
Thomas Bradley
Ronnie
Vermillion
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Behrie
Charles Bastian
Garrett
Towers
G. Meishell
Douan
Stocker
Gus Warner
Malcolm
Zimmerman
Knowles
Byerley
Defoe
Rothskeller
Miuch
Hast
South
Fovter Fraser
Gibeon
Bradley Boniie
Walters Banelor Behrle
Vermilion
Tomi
District Bowling League Opens With Florists vs Bank Clerks
The delayed start shifts opening matches to tonight at 3 on Rathskeller alleys. Florists face Bank Clerks in the first games replacing Aemis and Saengers. Commissioner West will speak to start the season as a large crowd is expected for the league’s kickoff.
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Rathskeller
Aemis
Saengers
Florists
Bankers
West
Bowling Meeting Postponed and Congress Preview
Cincinnati reports Sam Karpf in transit from Louisville to Dayton as the American Bowling Congress executive committee postpones a Louisville meeting to November 2 to secure prize guarantees. The piece notes a strong Louisville tourney, bid from Greater New York teams, and potential presidency for Charlie Ebbetts with Judge Howard leading in votes. It also mentions Washington Boys Club wrestling plans and Georgetown bantamweight title bout.
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Sam Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville Tournament Association
Herot
Green Bay
New York
Charlie Ebbetts
Congress
Howard
Chicago
Latonia Race Winners Include Gold Enamel and Topic
Cincinnati Ohio October 24 four favorites won at Latonia. Gold Enamel captured the mile feature from Dr Wang with Azelin a distant third. Topic an outsider won the third from Delagoa the heavy favorite amid rainy track conditions. First race six furlongs Hedgethorn led a list of other runners.
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Ohio
Latonia
Gold Enamel
Dr. Wang
Azelina
Topic
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Hedgethorn
Young Satyr
Wizard King
Tom Crowe
Kingsmere
Windshield
Pattonville
Bourbon News
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Little Ben
Falernian
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Major Carpenter
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John H. Kirby
Enbe
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Flossie
Chargs America
Caroline Elec
St. Tammany
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Lemon Girl
Depends
Btroud
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Freesias
Arthur Cummer
Winton Oles
Results at Baltimore opening day driving park races
Baltimore Md Oct 24 at the Gentle men s Driving Park a four day meeting opened with a large entry list and wide regional participation. Fast track fair attendance. Electa jon won 2:28 trotting in 2.23 2.28 2.22 with Blak Cat Dolly Sparka among the others. Jenne W won 2.25 pacing in straight heats with Hallock M Starlight Nigger Joy also competing. Col. Patrick took the 7 18 trotting purse 500 in multiple heats with George M second and Aylwin third. Alfaita captured the 2.11 trotting or pacing purse 3600 in straight heats with Capt. Sampson second Miss Mills third and Conroy Dr Marvin also started.
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Electa Jon
Blak Cat
Dolly Sparka
King Guy Fawkes
Sir Caple
Rose Blechite
Donovan Boy
Micq Ida
Wiltondalee
Lady Ella Lou
Jen
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Hallock M
Starlight
Nigger Joy
Col. Patrick
George M
Aylwin
Impsrin Allerton
Alfaita
Capt. Sampson
Miss Mills
Conroy
Dr. Marvin
Today’s Racing Entries at Famusica Track
A crowded program lists five furlong maidens for two year olds and a long slate of selling and handicap races. Names include Dreamer Cutter Frau Pillpo Fiat Elie Cost Colossal Janote Snow King Ratbert Doctor C Massa Grapple Platoon Hannuel Bey Water Mirror True Blue Wickford Sir Triatan Hallowmas Melbourne Nominee Pralactical Blue Mamie Billy Banastar Music Box Pull of Fun Milo sixteenth Andrew Mack Cascine Bronxe Wing Cottage Maid Panique Port Arthur Shenandoah Zane Makvel P Caprice Bribery Watergrass Ori famme Miss Point Rose of Dawn Lord Badges Athlone Jane Holly King Rose Bronze Wing Cresttaken Arsenal King Baron Esher Irish Witch Gold Fleur D'Arkle Novena Critket Rebe Fronta Latonia Bad News Tongorder Zoala Cederatrome Kitty Platt alter Boy Bluegraia Girl Bedlam Algonquin Father Tallent Delagoa Censor Knowledge Eleanor Howard Lieutenant Rice Percy Green Jack Eatlin Room Mate Uiedi Rather Royal Chief Milliken Katie Powers Fox Meade Sissy Lee John Lyle Mini Rive Von Hope Ouresses Mae Leoch Bitter Hand Daring Neodesha Intertight Flebeian Sherrild Case Lieber Chief Hays Henry A Benroeder Ohio King Lela Home Gold 130 Laura K 127 Lighta Out Lord Radnor 147 Intense Wiret Attempt Mallory Mayor Johnson Claude Cigarfighter Banton Betreda Palma Plavtas Eve Cleire Gota Belt Athena Marcos Curate Hankin Jea Beark 987 Hankin 120 Alster Lillian Lida Vivian Dorskia 12}
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Snow King
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Grapple
Platoon
Hannuel Bey
Water Mirror
Tarlac
Sir Triatan
Hallowmas
Melbourne
Royal Scot
Adonis
Blue Mamie
Billy Banastar
Music Box
Pull of Fun
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Andrew Mack
Cascine
Jane Holly
Bronxe Wing
Cottage Maid
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Darkie
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Goldflear
Robador
Chimney Sweep
Amberjack
Port Arthur
Shenandoah
Packer
Zane
Makvel P
Caprice
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Listiess
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Orifamme
Rose of Dawn
Lord Badges
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King Rose
Bronze Wing
Cresttaken
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Irish Witch
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D’arkle
Novena
Critket
Rebe
Fronta
All Agen
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Kitty Platt
Alter Boy
Latonia
Bluegraia
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Algonquin
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Bellioone
Delagoa
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Lieutenant Rice
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Jack Eatlin
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Lighta Out
Lord Radnor
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Mayor Johnson
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Cigarfighter
Banton
Betreda Palma
Plavtas
Eve Cleire
Gota Belt
Athena
Marcos
Curate
Hickory Corners
Tete Noix
Jea Beark
Hankin
Alster Lillian
Lida Vivian
Dorskia
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