Princeton Boosts Readiness as Cold Weather Aids Scrimmage
Fordham prepares for Syracuse clash as Princeton benefits from cool temperatures. Roper reports Dowd back at end and Dillon rested after a hard scrimmage with the varsity against freshmen and scrubs. Cunningham kicks well, Bard breaks through for a 60 yard run, and McCrohan remains sidelined with a lingering issue.
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PGE
Princeton
Roper
Fordham J
Bulge
Siapps Werther
Syracuse
Bard
Oval
Jack
Ffiegenspan
Cunningham
Dowd
Capt. Dillon
Dillon
MccCrohan
Tis Issee
Weles
Siegling
Booth
Wailer Wand McPfaudgen
Cass
Ecén
Dil Jon
Coxe
Reed
Eid Dunningham
Ti Che Tigers
Mii
Yale Team Under Coy Sees Burch Out For Season
Capt. Bobby Burch left Yale infirmary for a brief look at scrimmage but remains badly hurt and likely out for the year. Ted Coy, named Field Captain, led practice with Biglow and Capt. Burch in discussion. Goebel moved to right guard, Brown to right tackle, Naedele to right end. Hobbs sidelined. The Rev. Mr. Cutten coached centers, Chadwick and Weymouth-Townshend worked punters, Adee quarterbacks. Practice was long and largely secret with one score by Philbin.
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New York
New Haven
Bobby Burch
Yale
Jef
Ted Coy
Burch
Biglow
Bureh
Goebel
Brown
Naedele
Hobbs
Richardson
Cutten
Charley
Chadwick
Clarence Weymouth
Raynhant
Townshend
George Adee
Philbin
Varsity
Wilpatrick
Andrus
Biddle
Naedle
Murphy
Brides
Coy
Fall Overcoats Arrive In Range Of Youth And Men Styles
Buyers find fall overcoats in chest sizes 32 to 35 for youths and larger men. Available colors range from light to sober grays and blacks with bold patterns. Prices span from 18 to 40 dollars, highlighting the modern fabrics used this season.
Racers Pier & Company Free Broadway Stores
Brief item notes a clearance or free offerings by Racers Pier & Company at Broadway stores. Mentions location details 1302 Warren Street and 34th Street near 12th Street with a $42.25 value. No clear date or full context provided.
Harvard Defense Weak in Scrimmage Against Second Team
Harvard's defense showed unexpected weakness during a Saturday scrimmage as the second team moved from the 80 yard line to score twice and reach the three yard line twice more. Pape capped a drive with a touchdown while Wish Hoar Browne and Rowley were cited as vulnerable. injuries to Smith Ferschheimer occurred and Captain Burr missed practice. The subs beat the first team 5-0 in a brief scrimmage.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Kvre Lorg
Beeman
Pape
Aransas
Ferscheimer
Burr
Fish
Pennsylvania team scrimmage under tight secrecy in Philadelphia
The football squad practiced with no spectators except coaches and players, then scrimmaged a scrub team scoring once on a forward pass. Kennath sustained a serious foot injury, with X rays planned to check for fractures. Indian game doubtful, Miller or Rea wan to substitute. Flo tenback Manier Scarlett Braddock and Marks were not in condition, and travel to Winslow Junction is planned for rest.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kennath
Miller
Reawan
Flotenback
Manier
Scarlett
Braddock
Marks
Winslow Junction
Belmont Park inquiry into Fair Play defeat persists
The Jockey Club stewards opened a formal inquiry into the Belmont Park weight for age race won by Master Robert over Fair Play. Jockey Joe Notter and J Lee testified about interference between Frank Gill and Fair Play as tension rose over the race outcome. No decision was announced by press time.
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J. L. McGinnis
Frank Gill
Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Robert
August Belmont
Fair Play
R Belmont
Mr. McGinnis
Irank Gill
McGinnis
Belmont
McGinnish
Joe Notter
James R. Keene
Frank
Gill
J. Lee
Windsor Arcade
James McCormick
Mr. Belmont
Adam Sells For 58000 At Auction In France
A cable from Andrew Miller of the Millstream Stud reports the imported stallion Adam and a band of brood mares sold in France for 97400 pounds. Adam alone brought 58660 dollars with mares in foal to Adam averaging 1740 dollars each. Adam, son of Fiving Fox, was bred in France and bought by Mr. Bishop for 865000. The Millstream Stud profited despite a lower sale price, and supplied American breeders with Adam's services.
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Andrew Miller
Millstream Stud
Adam
France
Fiving Fox
Frances
Bishop
Miller Vwesterdiyv
Tie
Ierench
Lancia Lampo Entered in Savannah Race
The Lancia Lampo is entered in the Hecht car race at Savannah. The car, under construction in Italy, will be shipped home for use in the Southern race. It will be built to light car race specifications with a shortened wheel base and improvements. W. M. Hilliard will drive and Frank Strobel will be the mechanic for Holk-Tan Company entries.
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Savannah
Holk-Tan Company
Lancia
W. M. Hilliard
Frank Strobel
Power Boat Rules Discussed at City Meeting
Gen James S Clarkson Surveyor of the Port of New York will attend the American Power Boat Association meeting at the Wahldorf Astoria to discuss proposed regulations for power boats. Hearings in Washington review safety laws and licensing, with a motorboat hearing scheduled next week and delegates from major organizations expected.
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James S. Clarkson
New York
American Power Boat Association
Wahldorf- Astoria
Clarkson
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Intercollegiate Cross Country Meet Plans At Waldorf-Astoria
Executive Committee of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association will meet at the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow night to arrange details for the first annual cross country run. The report of the manager of the annual games will be read.
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The
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Packey McFarland to Box Leach Cross Tonight in Fairmont Bout
Packey McFarland and Leach Cross meet in a six round bout before the Fairmont Athletic Club. McFarland, debuting in the city, travels from Chicago with a reputation as a top weight boxer and hard puncher. Cross, a fast fighter, recently defeated Willie Fitzgerald, marking him as a first rank contender. Nelson Wille watches ringside as the likely winner could be next matched with him.
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Nelson Wille
Bin
Strang's Renault Sets Pace On Vanderbilt Cup Course
Race notes from Vanderbilt Cup practice report Strang's Renault near top speeds as several newcomers including Patschke Wilpatrick and Robertson clock solid laps. Detailing clockers at Westbury Jericho routes, leaders pace toward likely records while car reliability and starts factor into early championship hopes.
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Patselke
Wilpatrick
Sxilpatrick
Patschke
Acme
Strang
Renault
George Robertson
Robertson
Westbury
Jericho
Ccomobile
Luttgen
Mercedes
Vanderbilt
Old Westbury
Haupt
Chadwick
Ryal
Matheson
Chevrolet
Florida
Herbert Lytle
Isotta
Pouget
Harry. Payne Whitney
Brasier
Foxhall Keene
Tilgey
Dennison
Bourque
Thomas
Monte Roberts
Harry Haupt
Roberts
Stricker
Garden City
Fred Wagner
Speedway intercity meet features racers from five regions
The Intercity meet at Speedway Drive hosts four events this matinee with entrants from Springfield Newark Brooklyn Hudson County and New York. Races include 1:04 pace 1:05 trot and two other heats for cups and ribbons. Notable entries include Salstone Clare Red Bird Captain Chase Rose Electrite and several other drivers and horses from major clubs.
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Springfield
Newark
Brooklyn
Hudson County
New York
Salstone
Clare
Red Bird
Dr. Chase
Rose Electrite
Dicker
Grudge Boardman
Tommy Tompkins
M. Smith
Miss
Emma Hamlin
F Connors
Carmine
John Lennon
Belle Bigson
Dettineer
Annie Q
CL. Reynolds
William Scott
Dr. Badenweiser
Claro
Solstone
T. G. Hinds
Bessie Pandit
G. WH. Huber
Redbird
Ken Cohen
Red
F. Sturgen
Judge
W. Mathers
Tommy Hunter
T. Connors
Jewel
A. Cone
Tilly Wilkes
Dr. Feister
Lady Conor
G. H. Beyer
Latonia License Revoked by State Racing Board
The Kentucky State Racing Commission revoked Latonia Jockey Club’s license during the Fall meeting for violating rules by operating nonstandard betting. Latonia officials vow to meet with directors and dispute the action, while Cincinnati observers anticipate an injunction and a protracted contest.
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Lexington
Latonia Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Harvey Myers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
Kentucky Racing Commission
John Hachmeister
Spooner Wins Clark Memorial Handicap At Yonkers
The Clark Memorial Handicap at Yonkers featured a dramatic finish as Spooner ridden by Miller roared from last to first to win by three lengths over Arasee in 1 12 3 5. The card included close contests and spirited racing, with six furlongs the program for the six races.
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Pleo
W. H. Clark
F. B. le Claire
Spooner
Miller
Squire
Question Mark
Arasee
Burgher
Cullen
Eavecee Aes Woodlane
C Notter
Vyiling
Sumiter
iSumter
Sweat
Okenite
Yorke
of ‘Arms
McCarthy
Amas Jeans
Gowan
Jeannette
McCahey
Prosper
Jeannette Miles
Notasulga Ats
Ward
Gretjia Tieon
Notter
Bosc
Ees
Monfort
Sweet
Eee
Mark Anthony Ir
W. Doyle
St. Joseph
Royal Captive
Big Simcoe
Race card listing six races at Hill Top track
The program shows six races for two to four year olds at Hill Top. Entries include Font and Jeanette M two year olds in race one, Enticing and Dixie Himmel in race two, Wise Mason and Siskin in race three, Red River and Royal Onyx among others in the handicap fourth, Faust and Gretna Green in the selling fifth, and Coat of Arms plus Killo chain in the sixth with apprentice allowance noted.
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Font
Jeanette M
Eschau
Trois Temps
Ios
Belle of the Ball
Hepontuc
Myv Mariuten
Distract
Garland
Merise
Enticing
Golconda
Dixie Himmel
Cool
Malaga
Chaplet
Wise Mason
Siskin
Glens Falls
High Range
Red River
Mark Antony II
Besom
Royal Captive
Simcoe
Footpad
Woodlane
Poquessing
Royal Onyx
Arondack
Rexar
Faust
George G. Hall
Gretna Green
Whip Top
Mark
Antony NI
Earl G
Rex2ne
Monfort
Lil
St. Joseph
Fancix
Ivanhoe
Killochain
Rattleaxe
Beauclerc
Wondford Sells Pinkola and Frend Harry in Kentucky
J Wal Wondford of Bourbon County sold three year old colt Pinkola and Frend Harry to El Alvey of Louisville for 6000 and 8000 dollars respectively. Pinkola had won thirteen races this season including the Empire City Handicap and earned over 25000 pounds on the turf this year.
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New York Times
Lenington
J. Wal Wondford
Bourbon County
Te el
Alvey
Louisville
Pinkola
Frend Harry
Brooklyn Tennis Club doubles final crowns champions
John C Lemonad and Robert Cassamajor won the club championship doubles title at the Brooklyn Tennis Club by defeating last year’s champions Walter J. Pate and Frederick H. Sundbern in straight sets. In Kan aiap singles consolation, Alien FE Burchard defeated Weston Williams 6 1 4.
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Brooklyn
John C
Lemonad
Robert
Cassamajor
Walter J. Pate
Frederick H. Sundbern
Kanaiap
Alien FE
Burchard
Weston Williams
Women Golf Stars in Match Round
Eastern Champion Griscom defeats Western runner up McCain at Chevy Chase in the National women’s golf championship first round. Phipps loses to Curtis. Fox dominates Porter. several matches decided by margins of multiple holes as expansion of results lists players and scores.
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Steetal
New York Times
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chase
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Washington
West
Maine
Anita Hipps
Springfield
Margaret Curtis
Miss Curtis
Miss Phipps
Way
Caleb I. Fox
Elizabeth Porter
Aston
Miss Fox
M. W. Pheins
James E. Kinny
Mollie B. Adams
Moss Grace i. Keyes
Carmulita Shreve
H. Ethel Maule
Caleb F. Fox
E. S. Porter
Kate C. Harley
Katherine AL Townsend
R. H. Barlow
Louisa Wells
T. Perkins
Pauline Birth
Ormsby
Eleanor W. Allen
F. C. Sriscom
Mary McCain
T. H. Polhemus
G. H. Converse
F.C. Osgood
Grace Semple
Harriett Curtis
H. C. Work
Ellen G. Wiood
H. St. John Ith
Automobile Club of America Gains International Motorboat Authority
The Automobile Club of America has been named the sole American representative by the International Motorboat Association. It will govern all international motorboat races in the United States and issue challenges for European events. The club announces a motorboat department to frame uniform rules and standardize racing nationwide.
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Automobile Club of America
Citiy
International Motorhbeat Association
America
United States
Dixie II
Huntington
Automobile Club
Lord Northcliffe
Alfred Harmsworth
American Powerboat Association
General Cersent
Motorboat Club of America
England
Dixie
Bath Beach Club suspended by Amateur Athletic Union
The Registration Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union suspended Bath Beach Swimming Club for failing to turn over medals won at the Sportsman's Show to the West Side Y M C A. The committee also suspended C Finnerman of the West Side Y M C A and flagged misadvertising by Com mercial Athletic Association regarding Melvin W. Sheppard. A Anderles was declared a professional swimmer, and Newark Athletic Club protests were rejected. Robbins of Boston will be questioned next meeting for competing without proper registration number.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Bath Beach Swimming Club
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Metropolitan Association
Commercial Athletic Association
Melvin W. Sheppard
Sheppard
Philadelphia
C. Finnerman
Young Men’s Christian Association League
A. Anderles
Bath
Thomas A. Dondy
Newark Athletic Protective League
Newark Athletic Club
W.€. Robbins
Boston
Irish-American Athletic Club
Roosevelt and rivals clash in Cambridge sophomore meet
Cambridge Mass October 20 Kermit Roosevelt competed in the two mile event at the fourth annual freshman track meeting held in the Stadium. W H Fernald won the quarter and half mile while K S Bilings took the fast 220 yard dash and Washington claimed the mile. Roosevelt led early but Boyd surged ahead and finished just ahead of Roosevelt with Bradley following in fourth.
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Suster
New York
Times
Cambridge
Mass
W.H. Fernald
K. S. Bilings
Om P. I. Withington
Kermit Roosevelt
Groves
An Roosevelt
Boyd
Bradley
Roosevelt
Roosey Bradley
Tras
Morrison Wins Two Races at Adelphi Meet
Morrison captured the 200 yard dash and the two mile handicap at the Adelphi Athletic Club meet held at Poe Park Fordham. He also placed second in the high jump and third in the 100 yard dash. R Allen and Manley were other notable performers with multiple top finishes among a large club turnout.
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Adelphi Athletic Club
Poe Park
Fodham
Morrison
Secon
R. Allen
Manley
R. Alen
Everts
Tech
Osiw
Farrew
Maher
Aven
Ob Yaris
Wembo R. Farlow
Sain Welow
Scretch
Minley
Eserateh
Merrigan
Varis
Serateho Alien
Sayardas
Barlow
Seratch
Br Fasten
Tscratch
R Allen
iLinch
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Registry of Motorboats
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Box Cross
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Speed
Kentucky Track
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Mut Coes
Yonkers
Yonkers Races
Golf Stars
Anita Phipps
School Girl
Miss McCain
Francis Griscom
A. C. Alin Motor Boating
Bath Beach S. C
Underberg
H. Underberg
Albecht
Rhomberg
Germany
Layties Brothers
William St
H Underberg
the Motor Car Equipment CO
55Th ST
Warren Street
Adelphi A. C
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Giants
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Riley
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Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Walter Johnson
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H. B. Kirk & CO
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Atlas Motor Car CO
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Mammoth Ante Exchange
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Times Sq. Auto
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Luzzink Motor Co
Radway
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