Helen Paget Upsets Glenna Collett in Canadian Golf
In Toronto the Canadian women's golf championship saw an upset as Helen Paget of Ottawa defeated former American champion Glenna Collett on the home hole. Ada Mackenzie defeated Dora Virtue and will face Calexe Stirling Fraser, while Virginia Van Wie, F C Letts, and Helen Payson also advanced in the round.
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Solas Worthy wins feature at Southeast Fair
Solas Worthy, winner of the Hamiltonian, adds the three year old trot to Southeast Fair victories in Atlanta. He clocks 2:08 1-3 for the mile with Benelyn second and Mac Cole third. Also: Fullworthy wins 2:14 trot. Lucy Wood claims 2:18 pace. Multiple races across the program list times and placements for horses such as Robert G., Gray Brewer, Ellie Trauble, and more.
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Purdue and Harvard set for key grid clash in Broke Indiana
Sportlight by Grantland Rice notes Purdue and Harvard meet amid optimism and doubt. Ade downplays any claimed upset, while Harvard plans a stronger Crimson lineup with Phelan steering the attack. Wilcox and Oliphant loom as Purdue names in the backfield amid talk of star turns and the impact of football's college to pro dynamic.
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Princeton Eleven Scrimmage Drill In 15-0 Victory
Princeton New Jersey October Associated Press reports the Princeton gridders won a 15 to 0 scrimmage over scrubs in a half hour workout following the Amherst game. Coach Roper made four personnel changes including Reynardt at quarterback Baruch in for Owen Whyte at tackle and Scheldik for Caldwell at guard.
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Central Varsity Smothers Scrubs In Practice Tilt
Eddie Reilly's Central High varsity eleven routed the second team in a practice at Afiel Park. The first team scored ten touchdowns while the second team crossed once. Star backfield plays by Mickey Roth and Roberts, plus captain George Byrne and Gus Bandy, powered the win. Central next meets Greenwich High, with officials Joe Waters, Charley Mahoney, and Joe Kraynick assigned.
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Haviland Out of Inter-State Tourney Change Named
W Parker Seeley announced Douglas Dodge of Farmington will replace Paul Haviland on the Connecticut golf team for the match with Rhode Island at Brooklawn Country club Saturday. Haviland will play for New York in the Lesley Cup at Essex County club Friday and Saturday.
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Long Shot Wins Jamaica Opener
G A Cochran's Circlet added starter 12 to 1 won the Interboro Handicap at Jamaica track by two lengths over Sweepster. Race worth 3,675 with six furlongs in 1:12. Powhatan third. Red Knight won Hendrie Steeplechase at Woodbine in 6 47 3 5, setting a track record. Fresco won Oakdale at Churchill Downs with 7 furlongs in 1:13 1 55. Seventeen Sixty took Hawthorne's fourth race at six furlongs for three year olds in 1:20.
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Yale Eleven Easy Win In Scrimmage At New Haven
Yale varsity shut out the scrub eleven 18 to 0 in a 40 minute scrimmage at Pratt Field. Johnny Hoben and Bruce Caldwell scored, with Decker adding a 40 yard run. The starting lineup featured Scott, Fishwick, Quarvier, Eddy, Greene, Webster, Ryan, Hoben, Caldwell, Decker and Stone, and a final practice scrimmage was set for tomorrow.
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Tilden Hunter and Alonso Reach Coast Tourney Finals
Three Danbury races on Governor's Day draw a 20 000 crowd as Tilden Hunter and Alonso push toward finals in the coast tournament. In Los Angeles, Tilden dominates Mell Brown in singles while Hunter defeats Lionel Ogden. Alonso ousts Henry Culley as women’s doubles open with Mallory and Bouman.
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Chess Match Drawn After Thirty Three Moves
The ninth game of the World Championship between Jose R. Capablanca and Alexander Alekhine in Buenos Aires ended in a draw after thirty three moves. Capablanca forced the perpetual check for the stalemate, while spectators had anticipated Alekhine’s win but the game concluded in a draw.
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