Carlisle Indian School Coach Denies Professionalism Claims
Carlisle coach Glen Warner rejects charges of professionalism and eight year players. He explains eligibility rules differ at Carlisle, with students admitted under US Indian Department guidelines and often staying five years or longer to graduate. He notes two or three players years and promises a four year limit to curb criticism.
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Ridgers
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Washington
Tad Jones Recovering After Yale Quarterback Injuries
Yale quarterback Tad Jones remains hospitalized at St. Vincent's with back injuries from this season's games. Doctors say surgery is unnecessary and expect a speedy recovery as he continues treatment.
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Yale
St. Vincent's Hospital
Saunders Re elected Captain of Columbia Cross Country
Benton Saunders, class of 1909, was re elected captain of the Columbia University cross country squad yesterday afternoon. He has run with the team for three years.
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Benton Saunders
Columbia University
Fitzpatrick to Lead Fordham Team
Fordham's star tackle Leon Fitzpatrick 09 has been elected captain for next year. Simon McDonald named assistant manager of the eleven.
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Leon Fitzpatrick
Fordham
Simon McDonald
NY University Defeats St John’s College In Basketball
A large crowd watched New York University defeat St. John’s College 34 to 12 at the NYU extanasium. NYU led 17 to 6 at halftime with Dale and Young starring for the victors and Doyle for St. John’s. Scorers included Dale 5, Young 4, Walsh 1, Doyle 2, and others. Officials were all from NYU.
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New York University
St. John’s College
N.Y. U
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Bowe
Wsecsese
Daryle Dale
Julian Wellwood
Wwald
G. Young
Reilly Heiser
Burns
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Young
Walsh
Westwood
Heiser
Jollon
Doyle
Auto GOP Awards at Club Dinner Thirteenth Winner
Nearly one hundred Long Island Automobile Club members attended the Brook lyn dinner at 360 Cumberland Street. Charles Jerome Edwards won the mileage cup with 19,202 miles in a Cadillac. Samuel H. Burns captured the touring trophy for visiting seventeen states and Canada. Louis T. Weiss earned the new members cup. Three silver trophies for reliability were retained due to ties. Colgate Hoyt spoke and Jefferson De Mont Thompson represented the AAA.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Charles Jerome Edwards
James Edward Bristol
Edwards
Willard P. Reid
Samuel H. Burns
Dominion of Canada
William F. Richardson
Louis T. Weiss
Leffert Lefferts
C. G. Arnold
Pepe Toledo
E. H. Burnum
Columbia
Brooklyn Eagle Cup
Charles Carlson
Winton
H. Burns
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Brooklyn Life
Joseph D. Rourk
Cadillac
I. Kirkman
Maxwell
F. M. Sharpe
H. Emanuel
A. (. Howe
C. H. Galt
R.G. Howell
L. A. Hopkins
J. T. Frink
Walter G. Pierson
Edwin Melvin
President Clingen Opens NY Bowling Delegates Meeting
At the Victoria Hotel tomorrow afternoon John J. Clingen calls delegates of the New York Bowling Association to order. They will hear a report on the metropolitan championship discuss rule infractions and talk over the National Bowling Association tournament matters.
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New York Bowling Association
Victoria Hotel
National Bowling Association
Motorboat Show and Intercollegiate Hockey Schedule
The National Motorboat Show opens at Grand Central Palace with lavish displays from over sixty exhibitors and a strong naval and military attendance including Brig. Gen. Grant and Rear Admiral Rae. Separately, the Intercollegiate Hockey League assigns ten games at St Nicholas Rink with Yale Princeton Harvard and Dartmouth, led by Tristan B. S. South er as president. Winnipeg’s St Johns College plans a long US-Canada tour to play major colleges.
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New York
Frederick D. Grant
Henry O. S. Heistand
Harvey C. Carbaugh
John W. Pullman
H. B. Osgood
P. F. Harvey
William H. Comegys
George P. Scrivem
William H. Miller
D. L. Brainard
George S. Grintes
L. C. Allen
G._N. Whister
Charles W. Rae
U.S. N
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Gennesay
J. M. Carson, Jr
U.S. A
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H. L. Scott
U. S.A
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U. S.N
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George Moore Smith
John D. van Buren
Henry A.ishop
Owen Garrison Villare
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George Austin Morrison
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Robert P. Marshall
James A. McKenzie
Dartmouth
Lauris G. Treadway
Clarence G. McDavitt
Tristan B. Souther
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Bernon
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Evening Recreation Centre 188 Wins in City Meet
Evening Recreation Centre 188 dominated the athletic meet at Public School No. 188 East Third and Lewis Streets beating Centres 20 62 and 31. Centre 188 scored 64 points to 13 for 20 and 10 for 62 with 1 for 31. multiple events show 188 athletes winning and setting marks in sprints jumps and relays.
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McLoughlin Wins Third Block in 1200 Point Billiards Match
In a 1200 point match at Slosson’s Billiard Academy on Twentieth Second Street and Broadway, Edward McLoughlin defeats George Slosson 350 to 30 in the third block. The current score stands Slosson 900 McLoughlin 727 with the final block to come tonight.
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Edward McLoughlin
Slosson
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Sloe
Grogan Beats Clarke In New York Pool Championship Match
In Cranfield Brothers' Royal Academy New York player Charles Grogan defeated George Clarke of Williamsburg 125 to 120 in the fourteenth game of the state championship tournament. The fast match featured kiss shots and clever combinations, with Grogan's high run 26. Next round Monday features Arthur Darrow against Robert Buttle, the current champion.
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Royal Academy
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New York
George Clarke
Williamsburg
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Arthur Darrow
Robert Buttle
Clarke
Scheidig Defeats Poggenburg in Knick Erbocker Handicap Match
In an amateur handicap billiards contest at the Knick Erbocker Academy last night C. Scheidig won 250 to 226 over J. F. Poggenburg. Poggenburg was set to 400 points to Scheidig’s 250. Scheidig posted strong runs and averages, with Poggenburg also showing notable scoring. Scheidig is slated to face Keane 250 to 185 on Monday night.
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J. F. Poggenburg
Knickerbocker Academy
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Keane
College of the City of New York routs Adelphi 93 to 11 in basketball
The City College of New York overwhelmed Adelphi College 93 to 11 on their court. Notable scorers included Barbanell Streusand Goldman Spivak Brand and Hale among others with a 16 point effort by Barbanell. A preliminary CCNY freshmen beat Mount Pleasant Military Academy 22 to 8.
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Mathew Stoner
N. Y
Daniel Margowitz
Haives
City College
Mount Pleasant Military Academy
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Mt. Pleasant
Sedransky
Rence Shvole
Naylor
Weewe Sc Ceeene
Ser - Wilson
Jockey H Michaels seeks reinstatement after South American riding
H Michaels, a former top jockey two years ago, reappeared at The Jockey Club rooms in the Wind sor Arcade seeking reinstatement after two seasons riding in South America, mainly Chile. He said he would not worry if rejected, expecting engagement in South America and able to meet riding weights despite weight gain.
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Jockey Club
Windsor’ Arcade
Chile
Michaels
South’ America
Long Island
Lexington
Kenmore Farm
J. R
Brady
M. M. Allen
Gravesend
Keene
Six Day Bicycle Race Set to Start Late at Garden
Judge Ogorman orders Sunday show restrictions. six day race starts tomorrow at 1 A.M. with doors at midnight, finish moved to 11 P.M. next Saturday. International championship talk swirls as Darragon leads Walther in ten mile motor paced title bid. Kramer and Jacquelin in form for heats. amateurs clash in quarter mile and one mile events. MacLean and Ellegaard perform in motor paced and unpaced exhibitions.
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Louis Darragon
Boston
Bobby Walthour
Frank Kramer
Edmund Jacquelin
National Cycling Association
Simon Pures
Hugh MacLean
Baldwin Beats Keyes in Twelve Round Bout
In Waterbury, Matty Baldwin of Boston outpointed Bert Keyes of Philadelphia over twelve rounds at 132 pounds. Baldwin controlled the bout from the start, landing head and body blows while Keyes failed to mount a decisive offense and was rocked by Baldwin’s stiff lefts and rights.
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Keyes
Waterbury
Conn
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Bert Keyes
Philadelphia
National Athletic Club
Military Armory Fall Games Set for Fourteenth Regiment
Preparations underway at the Fourteenth Regiment armory in Brooklyn for a night of events at 8 o'clock. Highlights include inter-company relay, 220 yard hurdles, heavy marching order run, and a two mile steeplechase. Open events feature a 600 yard invitation run with top Metropolitan District runners. The key moment is the One mile relay between Twenty second and Twenty third regiments, with Shepard aiming to defeat Bacon and avenge a prior loss.
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Eighth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Brooklyn
Twenty-third Regiment
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Bacon
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Seventh Regiment Indoor Games Highlight Roller Race
An attractive programme of athletic and military events features a mile Amateur Athletic Union roller skating race with top skaters from Manhattan and Brooklyn. Paul Pilgrim seeks to break the regimental six hundred yard record of 1 19 2 5 as the NYAC runner has already gone the distance in practice. Military events include tent raising wall scaling rescue racing and courier races for an action packed evening at the regimental armory.
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Brooklyn
Paul Pilgrim
New York Athletic Club
Fordham Adds 1908-09 Schedule Shows Princeton Trinity Yale Georgetown
Fordham University basketball announces its 1908 09 schedule under Manager Taylor with games at Princeton Trinity Club of Brooklyn Wesleyan Yale Georgetown Brown Penn New York Trinity Hartford Rutgers Holy Cross vs New York State West Point among others Pending games with Harvard NYU and rematches with Holy Cross and Trinity College.
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Fordham University
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Georgetown
Washington
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Jersey City Gun Club Wins New Jersey State Trap Trophy
In Newark New Jersey the Jersey City Gun Club team led by Moffatt and Pierce captured the state trap championship with 86 of 100 targets. Bernardsville Gun Club took second with 90 breaks. 39 shooters contested 11 000 targets. Tomorrow feature is the Ithaca Gun Trophy 220 targets with eleven other open events.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Jersey City
Bernardsville Gun Club
James Elliott
Jack Fanning
Christian Feigenspan, Jr
Henry Nicholls
To-Morrow
Sunday School League Expels Trinity Club
The Sunday School Athletic League of Brooks held a special meeting Thursday night to expel the Trinity Club linked to Holy Trinity E Church for violating league rules by playing games on Sunday. Trinity President Morel did not attend but will accept the ruling, noting past Sunday games were private among members and non sectarian, though he admits Sunday play will continue next year despite the ban.
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Sunday School Athletic League
Brooks
E ! Church of Holy Trinity
Morel
NYU Athletic Association reports surplus and new officers
The Treasurer’s report for the year ending Oct. 1 shows a surplus of about $500 for the New York University Athletic Association. Elected officers include Commodore David Banks as President and Dr. Thomas W. Edmundson as Treasurer. New by-laws grant student representation in the Executive Committee and place rowing, tennis, and basketball on par with other sports. New York Swimming Tourney next Monday at 232 West Sixtieth Street features four events and invitation-only admission.
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New York University Athletic Association
David Banks
A. A. Young
G. A. Flynn
George Lunt
T. F. Bowe
Thomas W. Edmundson
New York Swimming Association
West Sixtieth Street
Donlin Returns to New York as Giants Captain
Mike Donlin, the Giants new captain and former centre fielder, arrives with his wife and will stay in New York until after next week’s National League meeting, then return to Chicago until spring.
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Giants
Donlin
New York
National League
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