Western Eleven Wins On Beard's Drop Kick Over Central
Western defeats Central 3 to 0 at Union League park as youthful Western quarterback Roger Roger booted a second-quarter drop kick from the 20 yard line to secure the victory. Central pressured most of the game but misfired on punting and failed to convert drives. Western defense and punting kept Central from scoring.
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Chicago Sox Beat Giants 6 to 0 as Stand Collapses
Oct. 28 Tulsa Okla crowd of about 500 toppled the stands at the baseball grounds before a game between the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants. Chester Taylor was killed and six others injured when the supports failed. Christy Mathewson started for the Giants but was lifted after the fourth inning. Johnson of the White Sox won 6–0. The stormy, crowded scene affected the players and crowd alike.
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Ninth’ United States Infantry
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Fury to play as Virginia look to season start
Special training report on a Virginia varsity football squad with Fury back in consideration after late-season return efforts. Coachs emphasize conditioning, kicking practice, and a focused scrimmage as they prep for Carlisle and West Virginia Wesleyan while Georgetown, Gallaudet, and Catholic University schedule decisive Week games. Sousa uses a $1,000 shotgun for clay pigeon shooting.
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Fury
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Carlisle
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Gallaudet
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Crafts
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Maryland Aggies
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Washington College
Brooklanders
Delaware
Ita
Sousa
John Philip Sousa
Feast World's Champions Dinner Honors Athletics
Philadelphia leaders and sports officials saluted Connie Mack and the Philadelphia Athletics after their world baseball title victory. Gov Tener and other dignitaries lauded the team for sportsmanship as 19 of 25 players attended, with several absentees listed. Yokel regains world middleweight wrestling crown in Utah, defeating Christ Jordan in two falls, the first taking over three hours and the second a minute and a half.
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Coombs
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Orr
Daley
Pacific Coast
Lavan
Univerity
Michigan
Shawkey
Yokel
East Lake City
Utah
Mike Yokel
Salt Lake City
Christ Jordan
Cleveland
Jordan
Yokes
Demands Fair Stirs Card In Washington Bout
The main bout drew attention as Charley Marks of the Kid Martin camp faced a Philadelphia opponent in a tight four round affair. A substitute ten round match later filled the card with a draw and local excitement at Piedmont.
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Pa Tacal Jag
Piedmont
Philadelphia
Paskert Involved In Fatal City Street Crash
Fragmentary report indicates National League outfielder Paskert was involved in a fatal pedestrian collision at a department store area. Police detained him for questioning about speeding violations while the investigation continues.
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National baseball commission statement on players demands
October 28 August, Herr man t National baseball commission issued a statement via the President of the Players Protective Association. The statement says few demands are unequal or unworkable and can be settled amicably with fairness. It emphasizes good relations between employer and employee and notes only a active player would participate in discussions, rejecting outsider dictation without stake in the club.
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Players’ Protective Association
Wwe
Rivers defeats Russell in tenround lightweight bout
In Los Angeles Frankie Russell of the city faced Joe Rivers in a ten round lightweight fight. Rivers held a defensive stance throughout the bout and was awarded a popular decision over Russell.
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I “Angeles
Frankie Russell
Rivers
Russell
Big and Little Pins to 280.170 176 169 tee 122 17 192
Fragmentary OCR item notes numbers and letters with unclear context. The readable bits include coordinates, codes, and references such as 280 170 176 169 and Tl RB 84 BG 95 107. No coherent event or identity is extractable from the fragment.
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TSE
Harvard Varsity Eight Wins Close Tan Rowing Season
Cambridge Oct 28 Harvard closed the tan rowing season with the first eight defeating the second and third crews in a scratch race. The first crew trailed the third by five lengths and the second by two and a half lengths until near the finish when a strong sprint overtook the field.
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Mass
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Y M C A Duckpin League Under Way Schedule Announced
Y M C A officials publish the remainder of the first series schedule for the duckpin league. The circuit lists match dates through December 6 with several open dates for playoffs or postponements and features Mohican Penobscot Mohawk Cheyenne Wachusett Niagara Yakima and Delaware among the teams.
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Penobscot
Wachweett Va
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Wachusett Va
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Cheyenne
Mohican Delaware
Mohawk Va
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Mohawk
Basketball Teams Form As Rebels Organize Practice Night
A report notes Yankees and Rebels organize under new drill and names players including Wayne, Stowers, Goetz, Hart, Davis, Towtes, Cox, Chamberlain, Walker, and Vanda among others as they begin preparations for upcoming games.
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Sarcka
Mount” Pleasant Academy
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John Goetz
Ann
Lee Hart
Edwin Mes’ Davis
Louie Towtes
Will
Clifford Cox
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Yale Varsity Football Practice Reports Lineup Changes
Reports from Yale and Washington and Lee detail secret afternoon practices. Yale tested Hubbard Madden Miller Ketcham Talbott Avery Cornish Knowles in the backfield with Walter Camp supervising. Washington and Lee under Dowd conducted a three hour session amid competition for starting spots in the backfield and line positions.
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Wilson
Walter’ Camp
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