Local Champion Uncorks Kayo Wallop in Brooklyn Battle
Louis Bogash showcased a new knockout punch in Philadelphia at the Casino last night, earning a deep fan following as he stopped Red Allen in the fourth round in a welterweight bout. Alden Assumes and Terry Lee figure in the undercard events, with Billy Hall dominating Joe Prince in a ten round clash and Ketchel upsetting Patsy Boxash substitution. Jackson wins a rough bout over Jimmy Wogan while Terry Lee and other bouts provide a lively program, run smoothly by Mike OConnor and Frank Braithwaite.
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Louis Bogash
Philadelphia
Red Allen
Brooklyn
Louis
Ane
Alden Assumsncu
Red
Wmf
Gamences
Terry Lee
Terry
Louisa
Billy
Joe
Tett
Hpi
Prince's Deck
Doyn
Jas- Hinde
Hall
Jas
Prince
Ketchel
al Ketehal
Patsy Boxash
Young Levinaky
Ketehel
Voight
Levinsky
Lavinsky
Swey
Slip
Jackson
Youur Wogan
Jimmy
Mike O'Connor
Frank Braithwaite
Willows Challenge Blessed Sacraments In Roundy Now
The Willows challenge the Blessed Sacraments or the Tagies for a game on Sunday. The challenge is accepted in a rough show of Brook and section effort at Nd AML Green.
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Brook
Specials To Carry Fans To Yale Harvard Grid Battle
Hartford Nov. 15 Rail officials plan to clear freight congestion between New Haven and Sprinkfield to ensure clear tracks for football specials to the Yale Harvard game Saturday.
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Hartford
New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Sprinkfield
Bulldog Eleven Is Down on the Farm
Yale football team rested at Godoy Farms near White Plains New York to limber up for Harvard game. Players in good physical condition after Princeton clash. will return to New Raven tomorrow.
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White Plains
N. X
Yale
Godoy Farms
New Raven
Tiis
Harvard
Johnny Mack
Princeton
Racing Results Bowie Domination for Two Year Olds
In Bowie racing results, multiple stakes races showcase two year olds Taridenh and Trish Abbess winning purses of 1905 and 700 respectively with times around 1:05. The meet features six races: three year olds and up, claiming purses, and a mile and a sixteenth course. Disqualifications and outs appear for several entries, including Woodthrush and Orenza, with notable payouts and placements across the card.
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Bowie
Taridenh
Puree
Trish
Abbess
Robinson
Trantula
Johnson
P. T. Barnum
MenAtee
Wnebulous
Gold _ Fogie
Stanach
Dantzig
Mooney
May
Aron
Amackrassin
Butwell
Goaler
Weyer
Alkoran
Flibberty Gibbet
Weber
Heupel
Little Ae
Sugny Atl
Sister Emblem
Runacraft
Woodthrush
Heapel
Selt Rock
Orenza
Lux
Handtat
The
Margery
Sor
Favour
le Dinoscaur
Railroad lays off 2500 more men in five days in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a plan to lay off 2500 workers, including 1600 on the Philadelphia division, within five days. Since the end of October the system has reduced more than 10000 employees, most east of Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Live Electric Plants Across the World
There are about fifty species of electrical fish, but detail studies cover only five or six. The best known torpedo species belong to the skate family in the Mediterranean and Ariatic seas. xymnetus elf in Orinoco region South America. malapterurus rageh or thunuderer Osh natives of the Nile and African rivers. and various skate species in the seas around Great Britain.
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Mediterranean
Ariatic
Orinocen i
South America
Nile
Niger
Senegal
Kid Williams Tops Goal Tenders in American Polo League
Kid Williams of the Gold Buss tops the league goal tally for the week ending November 5 1 leading Bill Duggan of the Whalers by two goals Williams also has fourteen goals in the period while Alexander falls to eighth Blount moves ahead of Conley and Lies four points in the tender standings Lowell leads in goals with 196 New Bedford Fall River Bridgeport Hartford Worcester and Providence contribute goals as teams chase pennant standings with New Bedford Lowell Hartford Fall River and Bridgeport winning several games in a tight race for the title.
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la Te
Ncaring
Jost
Bridgeper
Worcester
Averagon
Duread
Alexander
Mulligan
Kehoe
St. Aubins
Eenee
Plarca
Welch
Davies
Thompmom
G. Hat
Wileys
Sey
Quietoy
St. Anvst
Election of President Baffles A. A. U. Session
New Orleans November 15 three candidates named for president of the Amateur Athletic Union in annual session here. Election to be held tomorrow after debates on amendments. Candidates: Robert S. Weaver Los Angeles Herman Obertubessing New York Harry W. Fitzpatrick New Orleans. William S. Haddock Pittsburgh led the early field. Debates also covered allowing army and navy athletes to compete without registration and registering service men. Local associations to decide on extending summer baseball rule to high school players.
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New Orleans
Lin
Ofa Teat
Amateur Athletic Union
Tohy
Robert S. Weaver
Los Angeles
Herman
Pittsbutsh
Bartow
Weeke
Army
Navy
Asso
Six Team Inter Collegiate Ice Hockey League Planned
Philadelphia November 14 preliminary arrangements have been made for six team inter-collegiate ice hockey league. Princeton Pennsylvania Yale Dartmouth and Cornell were represented at a meeting here while Harvard sent word favoring organization. A constitution and by laws will be drawn up and a tentative schedule arranged this week for submission at another meeting in New York next Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth
Cornell
Harvard Eant
Benny Boynton Emerges As Williams Scoring Star of 1920
Benny Boynton of Williams College leads the 1920 scoring, tallying 265 points through November 6, with 60 to 70 percent of team totals in key games. The handle of the captaincy and playmaking duties are highlighted as he dominates offensive action, including multiple touchdowns and forward passes, while teammates support the run to the end of the season.
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Willame
Rensselaer
Boynton
Wiliams Trimlieg Union
Goyston
Harvard
Williams
Bomnton
Trinity
Polita
Barvard
Columbia
Wiliams
Benny
Hamiston
Fointa
Hamilton
Met
Hig Hamilton
Sk Rta
Tellim
Hanreen
McMillan
Gipp
Graphophone Girls Defeat Acco Team In Close Baseball Bout
Graphophone team won 15 to 11 against the Accos at the YWCA Industrial Service Center. Lute Barratt pitched steadily, Anna Witoway led batting, and multiple players from both sides showcased speed, fielding, and base running in a hard fought contest.
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Acco Giiig
Columbia
Y. W.c.aa
Actos
Lute Barratt
Graphoyphone
Anna Witoway
Winening
Tazel Ibba
Altice McMann
Acco
Carrié Manderville
Anna Nolan
Flea
French girl sets new record for high jump
Mademoin de Ble Consant of the Caen Gymnasium association cleared 1 metre 42 centimetres at Cormmets Stadium under Lower Normandy athletic commission supervision. The French claim a world record for the women's high jump.
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Caen
Normandy
Mademoin de Ble Consant
Cormmets
Athletic Commission of
Lower Normandy
Reo Bowling Team Challenges Ween in City Duel
The Reo bowling club challenges any Ween team in the city at the Palace alleys. Manager Albert Putruced invites teams to contact him for Friday and Saturday games. Reo plans to roll the Soxols tonight on Hallet street alleys. Palace players Am brosi Nalt Sanchioni Deltarocco Purge report at seven.
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Reo
Wadar
Yiora
Ape
Albert Putruced
Palace
Hallet
Ambrosi
Nalt
Sanchioni
Deltarocco
Purge
Mohawks Triumph Over Maplewood Jrs In Hard Fought Game
The Biohawks of the East End defeated Maplewood Jrs by 7 to 6 on Sunday. Mohawks challenge Wag Fin to a game Thanksgiving Morning at Seaside Park. The King Pins face Mohawks Sunday at Yetlow Mill playgrounds between 10 and 12 o'clock.
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Biohawks
East End
Maplewood Jrs
Mohawks
Seaside Park
King Pins
Yetlow Mill
Milford Football Challenge Faces Crisboes Or Other Team
Milford football team challenges Crisboes or any other opponent on the schedule. The item reflects a sporting notice seeking matchup ideas and confirming team intent for upcoming games.
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Milford
Crisboes
Bill Sharen Unbeaten Trotter Sold For 25000
Boston November 3 12 1 4 Sharen unbeaten trotter of Maritime Maine half mile circuits this year to Tommy Murphy of Poughkeepsie N Y on the Grand Circuit was sold for 25000 last spring for 2400 now worth 26000 Canadian exchange. The horse Bil Sharen a grandson of Peter the Great is five years old and had not raced until last year but in two half mile heats he remains unbeaten and holds records on nearly every track he raced.
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Boston
Sharen
Maritime and Maine
Tommy Murphy
Poughkespsie
Navnes
Avenue Allcord
Blackville
Canada
Bil Sheren
Peter the Great
Jackson Stars Triumph Over Mohican Jrs in Blowout
The Jackson Stars defeated the Mohican Jrs Sunday by a large margin, 4 to 0, in a game noting a prior Mohican win by 18 to 6. The closest Mohican attack came 45 yards from goal as one Stars player has not been hurt in four years. The Stars schedule includes a Seaside park match Sunday at 2 o clock and a Bridgayert game at Filford next Sunday. Managers may contact A W Maher at 356 for details.
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Jackson Stars
Mohican Jrs
Stars
Mohicans
Jackson
Hackson Stars
Adorna
Seaside Park
Bridgayert
Bfilford
Sundny
A. W. Maher
Phono
Woman cueist in title play in Philadelphia contest
Philadelphia reports a prominent woman billiards talent, Miss Katherine Haywood, preparing for a journey toward national honors at Continental Hotel. Trained by Harry Cine, she has defeated top local players, drawn praise for precise cue work, and seeks entry into major Class B and later national events.
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Philadelphia
Continental
Katherine Hazewood
Miss Haywood
Harry P. Cine
Clayton Bulz
Haywood
Cine
Gaywood
Wille Hoppe
Mr. Haywood
Cynwyd
Katherine
Lady
Cienega
Cubs
Windy City
Chicago
Tanrneye
American Davis Cup Team Heads to New Zealand Title Meet
Members of the American Davis cup tennis team left Vancouver for Victoria and then sailed on the Niagaea to New Zealand to compete for the trophy. The squad includes William T. Tilden world’s singles champion William M. Denniston Watson Washburn and Samuel Hardy.
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New Zealand
Vancouver
B.C
Victoria
B. C
William T. Tilden
Chamion
William M. Denniston
Watson Washburn
Samael Hardy
Older Employed Basketball League Opens Tomorrow
The Older Employed Basketball League begins play tomorrow night with Yale Princeton Harvard Springfield and other teams listed. The schedule spans November to April with top team earning pins. Jamey Develow leads the Grammar school athletic event each Saturday at 10.
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M. c
Yale
Baltranes
Barrett
Paynon
Murray
Murphy
S¢ehofield
Raper
Pringeton
Baker
Stephen Vetrane
Himbertey
Lynch
Schjuntz
Harvara
Poh
Pa- Me
Welbly
Andreus
Fartley
Sprinatiel
Innocents Kunddck
Johnsen
Stergiots
Repka Walker
Gromer
Fellowa
Jamey Develow
Princeton
Harvard
Springfield
Springfeld
Springfied
Harverd
Sprionheld
Tate
Princston
Springhield
Efpr
Capablanca Back Is Now Champion Of The World
Capablanca becomes world champion after Lasker resigns the title and agrees to a Havana match in January and February next. Lasker’s terms included an advance purse payment of 20 000 dollars. Capablanca also notes Lemuel Rzezechwski’s strong West Point debut and praises the boy’s potential while stressing careful development. Capablanca’s European tour included six exhibitions and a strong Rotterdam result against top players.
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New York
Tose R
Capablanca
Emanuel Lasker
Havana
Bass
England
Europe
Lasker
Starta
Senor RB. Truffin
Holland
Rotterdam
RACING ENTRIES AND CONDITIONS FOR TODAY
A detailed card lists first to seventh races with two year olds through three year olds and up. Entries include Sobrigade, Lough Redits, Polythes, Dovsh Girl, Summer Sigh, Alberto A, Ballet Dancer, Armistice, and Kingling among numerous others. Conditions note weather cloudy and track fast with multiple entries under (A) and X marks for special claims.
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Lough
My Friend _ Patfil
Silence
Tingiing
Bharney Stone
Bye Top
Chinney Walsh
Fan Son
Buster
Al-Foum
Crimson Rambler
X-Flair
Ca-Butler
Ban Ton
Polythes
Tamerisk
Light Rose
Dovsh Girl
Rhinestone
Pansy
Blue Belle
Lady Granite
Annette
Sister
Artilles
Summer Sigh
Sunny Gans
Alberto A
Armistice
Night Stick
Bon Jour
Uncle Joan Jib
Phillipsc
Siesta
Hope
Bobby Allen
Columbine
Foreman
Lady Gertrude
Rahidium
Siren Maid
My Dear
F ‘Armistice
Chalenger
Peccant
Mark West
Red- Ulcking Aira
Gain de Gause
Germa
Madrone
Pocatelle
Lord Hamilton
Titanum
Xmarie
Antolastia
Zpove Mie
Kingling Nd
Arbitrator
Wiltreda
Fatriy
Thin Queen
Indiscreet
Kebo
Rinkavaus
American Bay
Pianover
X-Hello Pardner
Mountain Rose
G. Me. Miller
Point Lo Point
Cade Margery
Sentimental
Aigrattte
Martha Luckett
Gwitt
Katte Canal
Notre Dame and Penn State May Play in New York
New York, Nov. 16. It was announced yesterday that a game between Notre Dame and Penn State was being arranged for the Polo Grounds on December 4. The match depends on the victories of both teams in their remaining games and requires official Notre Dame approval and Penn State’s consent contingent on beating Pittsburgh.
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New York
Notra Dame
Penn State
Peto Ground
Notre Dame
Pittsbumse
Cochran S chaefer to enter Hoppe tournament in New York
The San Francisco tale of Welker Cochran and the expected arrival of Schaefer to face Hoppe at the Hotel Astor this week is outlined. It notes Daly and Cutler potential matches, Sels critique, and plans for Class B and A tournaments at Crescent Athletic Club with 1924 Crescent events slated.
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New. York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Schaefer
Cochran
Hoppe
Hotel Astor
Maurice Daly
Cutler
Rice
National Association of Amateur
Ballard Players
Boston Athletic Association
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Arthur Townsend
Crescent
Providence Plays Here Tonight in Roller Polo League
The Providence Gold Bugs visit Mrégent for a regular American Roller Polo League game tonight. Providence, Bridgeport, Fall River, Lowell, Worcester, and New Bedford are on tonight’s schedule with games including Providence at Bridgeport and Fall River at Lowell.
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Providence
Providence Gold Bugs
Mrégent
Bridgeport
Fall River
Lowell
Worcester
New Bedford
Promoters Unite For Dempsey Championship Contests
Tex Richard, Charles Cochran of London and William A Brady have merged interests to stage Dempsey Carpenter title bouts in the United States. The charter of The American Sporting Club was granted in Albany. Cochran will manage foreign pugilists and international affairs for the corporation.
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New York
Tex Richard
Charles Cochran
London
Wiliam A. Brady
Motera
Dempsey-Carpenter Championship Boxing Contes
Albany
Dempsey-Carpentiar Contest Company
Corporation
Cochran
Lis
Princetonians Celebrate Undefeated Grid Season
Princeton students marked an undefeated football season and Saturday's victory over Yale with a large bonfire. Freshmen gathered wood all day and piled it around Princeton's revolutionary cannon, central to campus celebrations.
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Princetonians
Princeton
Yale
Stratford Bant Boxer Sets Challenge At 115 Lbs
Stratford’s fast 11 percent boxer Young Griffo, training at Acorn A. C., announces he bars the boxer at 115 pounds and challenges Young Muligan, Young Roche, and Young Ahéard. Managed by E. Sabol of 37 Bruce Avenue.
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Young Griffo
Stratford
Acorn A. C
Youngs Muligan
Young Roche
Young Ahéard
Griffare
E. Sabol
Bruce Avenue
Twin Oaks Defeats Heaven Bass in Sunday Match
The Twin Oaks defeated Heaven Bass on Sunday by a score of Tto. They will play the Columbia Irs at Beardsley Park Sunday at 3:30 in the afternoon. All Twin Oaks players are asked to report for practice tomorrow night at 7 at the club rooms.
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Twin Oaks
Heaven Bass
Columbia Irs
Beardsley Park
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