Central High School Dominates Business 34 to 0
Central High School overwhelmed Business at the National League Baseball Park with a decisive 34 to 0 victory. Koshwitz scored twice, Wills added two, McCormick and Oyster also crossed, with Benedict kicking four goals as Central’s line dominated and kept the ball moving downfield throughout both halves.
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Central
Embryo Merchants
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Hght
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Business
Koshwitz
Ike
Bryant
Browning
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Miux
Chamberlain Kingsley
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 Defeat
Yale's coaches urge former stars to help after a surprising Penn State victory. Flanders struggled as Yale’s center trio failed to hold against State’s attack, signaling potential changes. Yale travels for three weeks with West Point and Columbia games shaping the fall.
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Eli
Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Pennsylvania State
Flanders
Planders
West Point
Columbia
New York City
Val
Daly Denied Yale Admission and Diploma
In New Haven on October 24 Con Daly Yale’s famed oarsman cannot enter any Yale department this year and has not received a diploma from the academic department. The diploma was refused last June after a cribbing accusation. The academic faculty announced no final action and Daly was informed law school officials do not wish him to return, then left the city after a three day visit.
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Conn
Con Daly
Yale
Daly
Law School
Ender
Canadian Rugby Game Demonstration Planned in Philadelphia
Montreal reports Dr. Austin Irvine received a request to bring two teams to Philadelphia to showcase the Canadian rugby game on Franklin Field in November, to show its lack of roughness compared with American play. He notes scheduling difficulty and a later date may be necessary. A health ad for Jackson's Arnica Salve also appears, claiming it cured Hottor Schuele of Columbus, Ohio.
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Franklin Field
Montreal
Austin Irvine
Philadelphia
United States
Irvine
Paid Coach Must Go Says Olivet Conference
At Olivet Michigan on October 24 a college conference opened with leaders from Olivet Hillsdale Marietta and DePauw criticizing professional coaches. Prof W D Seaman urged coaches be removed from college athletics arguing football undermines scholarship and host institutions should host teams without hostile rooting. President Mauck and others supported shifting emphasis to physical training and faculty self governance to raise moral standards.
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Joseph F. Mauck
Hillsdale College
Mauck
A. T. Perry
Marietta College
Five New Men Enter Bucks Football Tryout at GWU
George Washington University football coaches report five new candidates joining the squad as practice resumes after Coach Barnard’s illness. Walsh and Stivers seek fullback, Monroe and Crane target end spots, Bell aims for a back position. The team scrimmaged in near record wind, with Johns Hopkins game noted as closer than score suggested.
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George Washington University
Walsh
Stivers
Monroe
Crane
Bell
Barnard
Johns Hopking
Baltimore Collegians
Scrubs
University of Maryland
van Ness Park
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins
Lipton to Renew Challenge for America's Cup in 1907
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of Shamrock, said he plans another attempt for the America's Cup in 1907. He denied reports of giving up and stated he would target a new challenger at Sandy Hook next year if conditions permit, despite being late for the 1906 defense.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
America
Shamrock
Sandy Hook
Boniface Coughlin Buys Washington Buffet in Trade Talk
Capt Bill Coughlin of the Detroit club buys a Washington wet goods shop at Fourth and G streets NW through M A Green. His aim is a Washington transfer, potentially dictating terms to Detroit and pressing for a trade or sale to escape the Western club.
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Detroit
M. A. Green
Fourth
Capt. Coughlin
Washington
Tigers
Coughlin
International Hockey League elects officers at Sault Ste. Marie
The International Hockey League held its annual meeting in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. A. L. Ferguson was elected president James McSwiggan as vice president Albert Boyd as secretary treasurer. A league schedule was adopted and James R McDee was removed from his post. John T McNamara succeeds him as Fortage Lake manager.
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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 Does Your Heart Beat Yes
An old advertisement asks if the heart beats 100000 times daily and promotes Ayer's arsaparilla for thin impure blood. It urges consulting a doctor for medical advice and mentions the product as a remedy for health concerns.
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Ayer
Water Dog Wins At 15 To 1 In Amagansett Stakes
Water Dog defeats Inquisitor and a young field to win the Amagansett Stakes at Jamaica. Monet set the pace. Sydney C. Love led late then finished second by a length. Sixth race, Meddling Daisy and Mabel Richardson also part of the shooting.
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Mabel Richardson
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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Herman Johnson
Delmore
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Gerner
Paietto
Jennie McCabe
Louis H
Miller
Sewell
Braker
Caronal
Sonoma Belle
Notter
Duenna
Milicé
Fanny
Baseball Notes on Umpires and Stars of 1907 Era
A sweeping roundup of baseball figures from the era notes Gus Moran’s umpiring and Joe Harrig’s hailed talent, mentions Ed Kenna’s recovery, Pat Powers’ job, and a plan against Pacific Coast barnstorming. It cites Mathewson’s prowess, Waddell’s uncertain future, and Ned Hanlon’s managerial shifts while touching on contracts, trades, and league trainer trends. It also records eight American League teams’ player usage totals and a denial of a Griffith Browns trade rumor.
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Gus Moran
Capt. Collins
Joe Harrig
Cy Young
Elberfeld
Moonshine
Tennessee
Dave Fultz
Ed Kenna
Louisville
Pacific Coast
Tip O’neill
John L. Sullivan
Rube” Waddell
Love Cross
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Christy Mathewson
Farrell
Highlanders
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Rush
Giants
Athletics
Ban Johnson
John T. Brush
Ned Hanlon
St. Louis
Chadwick
Dick Mcl Bride
Bobby Matthews
Billy Clymer
Columbus
Preachers
Clymer
Garry Herrmann
Waddell
Conniie Mack
Washington
Albert Howard Bender
Ichief
Carlisle
Jake Stahl
Chicago
Washington Club
Jake
Ducky Holmes
Washingtons
Lincoln
Nebr
Holmes
White Sox
Walter Hartley
Holyoke
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
The
Athletica
Griffith
Iitherfeld
St. Louis Browns
Harry Gleason
Brooklyn
Trolley Dodgers
American League
Hanson
Post Compass League Opens Duckpin Season
The Post Compass League bowed in its inaugural duckpin season with 24 players across four teams. Captains Martin Statler South, Thomas Bradley North, Charles Bastian East, and Gus Warner West lead rosters with a slate of 1:46 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday league bowling at Rothskeller alleys.
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Post Compass League
Post Chapel
Martin Statler
Willey
Foster
Gibson
Dodson
Fraser
Thomas Bradley
Ronnie
Vermillion
Bengler
Walters
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 Tonight on Rathskeller Alleys
The deferred start of the District Bowling League moves to tonight at 3 o'clock on the Rathskeller alleys. The opener features the Florists versus the Bank Clerks replacing the planned Aemis and Saengers match. Commissioner West will speak to inaugurate the season, with many invites sent and a large crowd expected.
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Aemis
Saengers
Florists
Bankers
West
Bowling Meeting Postponed In Cincinnati
Sam Karpf secretary of the American Bowling Congress traveled via Louisville to Dayton. Louisville executive committee meeting postponed to November 2 with 20 quorum and deposits to guarantee prizes. Charles Ebbetts tipped for Congress presidency while Judge Howard of Chicago leads in votes. Louisville tourney expected to last ten days. Noble Bradley seeks wrestling match at Washington Boys Club against Turner or Spaulding as Pink Cross and John Baggett vie for heavyweight title. Zap Hunt to wrestle Dixie for bantamweight crown of the South.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Sam Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville Tournament Association
Herot
Green Bay
New York
Charlie Ebbetts
Congress
Howard
Chicago
Noble Bradley
Washington Boy's Club
Turner
Jack Spaulding
Washington
Latonia Race Winners Report From Cincinnati Oct 24
Four favorites won at Latonia today led by Gold Enamel in the featured mile, with Azelina the favorite third and Topic an outsider taking the third race as rain left the track muddy. Hedgethorn won the opening six furlongs, Miss and a Sixteenth Falernian captured the second, and King Tammany topped the six furlong card to close.
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Latonia
Gold Enamel
Dr. Wang
Azelina
Topic
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Hedgethorn
Young Satyr
Wizard King
Tom Crowe
Kingsmere
Windshield
Pattonville
Bourbon News
Orslan
King Abysslaie
Little Ben
Falernian
Harmekis
Foxhunting
Monceherd
Dr. Hart
Economist
Agnes Virginia
Major Carpenter
Jovial
John H. Kirby
Enbe
Azelian
Rogalg
Bowling Bridge
Inspector Girl
Wogsle
Flossie
Chargs America
Caroline Elec
St. Tammany
Fapiola
Lemon Girl
Depends
Btroud
Ada N
Freesias
Arthur Cummer
Winton Oles
RESULTS AT BALTIMORE AT START OF FOUR-DAY DRIVING PARK MEET
Opening day at the Gentlemen's Driving Park Baltimore shows a fast track and large entries from many states. Electa jon won the first race 2:28 trotting purse 500 in straight heats. Jannie W. took the 2:25 pacing stake 1000 in straight heats. Col. Patrick captured the 7 18 trotting purse 500 with first through third heats. Alfaita won the 2.11 trotting or pacing purse 3600 in straight heats.
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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
Todays Racing Entries at Famusica Track
A detailed card lists five furlong selling for three-year-olds with entrants Dreamer Cutter Frau Pillpo Elie Cost and others. maidens age two run five and a half furlongs with True Blue Wickford Tarlac and more. Milo and a sixteenth selling for three-year-olds and up features Andrew Mack Cascine Bronxe Wing and others. the Packer selling five and a half furlongs includes Zane Makvel P Bribery and Miss Point. six more races cover maidens, handicaps, steeplechase and selling events with numerous named horses and odds.
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Cutter
Frau Pillpo
Fiat
Elie Cost
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Janote
Snow King
Ratbert
Doctor C
Massa
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
Panique
Darkie
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Goldflear
Robador
Chimney Sweep
Amberjack
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Shenandoah
Packer
Zane
Makvel P
Caprice
Bribery
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Rose of Dawn
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Bronze Wing
Cresttaken
Arsenal King Per
Baron Esher
Irish Witch
Gold Fleur
D’arkle
Novena
Critket
Rebe
Fronta
All Agen
Bad News
Tongorder
Zoala
Cederatrome
Kitty Platt
Alter Boy
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