Tigers Work Out New Trick Plays At Princeton Practice
Princeton October 27 on a wet field the Yale Tigers practiced two hours of football with secret regulars drills new formations and counters. Cunningham Coxe Pfeifer and Waller scored in the second half and Brede mus returned from a broken thumb as a possible end amid competition for the position led by Bergen the new line coach.
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New York Times
Princeton
Tigers
Poper
Cunningham
Coxe
Pfeifer
Waller
Scrubs
Roper
Moffatt
West Point
Dartmouth
Yale
Bredemus
Breddy
Welch
Dowd
Mike ’ Bergen
Yale Trims Freshmen In Scrimmage Amid Wet Weather
New Haven Conn October 27 Yale and the freshmen played a 18 to 4 scrimmage as coaches shifted to a single twenty minute half due to rain and mud. Haines filled in at fullback, Bingham again at quarterback, and Kilpatrick’s injury worsened delaying his return.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Haines
Coy
Bingham
Bureh
Bigelow
Hitchin
Holt
Naecdle
Logan
Kilpatrick
Burch
Princeton
Harvard
Fashion notes announce fall wardrobe and rainwear
The piece lists fall outfits from suits to overcoats and motoring wear. It promotes Schlichten Rainie underwear for unseasonable weather, touting its 300 percent absorbent capacity to minimize moisture and chill.
Double shoes and fall shirts from Rocers Peer Co
Footgear and neglige shirts touted as stylish for uncertain weather. A black calf walking shoe with double waterproofed leather and oiled silk seams priced at 5.50. Fall stock at Rocers Peer Company with stores on Broadway and Warren Street.
Dickinson College Practice Sees Hobbs Sidelined by Injury
In muddy conditions the Hobbs ankle prevents play, Lilley shifts to left tackle, Dickinson College Coach Pipal observes. New coaches Ledyard Mitchell and ex-Captain George Chadwick join as the lineup lists Logan Logan at left end and Biddle at center with Goebel Naedles Bing ham Haines in the backfield.
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Lilley
Pipal
Dickinson College
Ledyard Mitchell
George Chadwick
Logan
Andrus
Biddle
Goebel
Brown
Harvard Football Practice Goes Behind Closed Gates
Harvard football held two hours of rigorous practice at Cambridge with most work behind closed gates. Lieut Graves joined as a new coach helper for guards and tackles while the subs’ team defeated the second squad 5 to 0 on Freshman Field. Ver Wieb impressed as a potential fullback shifted to tackle, and White and Corbett were seen as fixtures in the backfield. Capt Burr and several players were out with illness or injury.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Lieut. Graves
Withington
Ver Wieb
White
Corbett
Capt
Burr
Annapolis
Fish, Hoar, Brown
Crowley
Dormer
Smith
Pennsylvania Football Scraps Secret Practice After Stale Squad Report
The Penn team held a secret practice after a woeful showing with both varsity and substitutes stale. Captains Hollenback Scarlett Miller and Mamer did not join as they recuperate. Means shines as punter and back, while the Indians drill exposes tackling and passing strengths. Hollenback sits out against Carnegie Institute. Means will fill at fullback.
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New York Times
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Pennsylvania
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Scarlett
Miller
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Metzgar
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Wharton
Folwell
Mulford
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Carnegie Institute
Navy Tricks to Beat Redskins in Naval Strategy
Annapolis reports Navy practiced full squad after a rest period and plans new plays for the upcoming game against the Redskins. Dalton called Clay at left halfback, noted for speed and kicking ability, as Navy aligns for the challenge.
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New York Times
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Harvard
Navy
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Clay
West Point Football Plans Scrimmage and Five-Game Schedule
Coach Kelly bars today scrimmage to perfect formations. Tomorrow no drill and an early field session follows a hard scrimmage. Stillwell concentrates on quarterback material with several squads fielded. A five game schedule at West Point begins tomorrow vs Eastman College with Riverview, De La Salle, Mount Pleasant, and Peekskill slated for November dates.
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West Point
N. Y
Kelly
Oach Stillwell
Eastman College of Poughkeepsie
Riverview Academy
de la Salle Institute
Mount Pleasant Military Academy
Peekskill Military Academy
Dartmouth shows spark as Princeton game nears
Dartmouth today demonstrated renewed fire and dash in a sharp scrimmage, scoring twice on the second team. Pishen earned the start at quarterback against Amherst, while injured varsity players watched from the sidelines. Ingersoll stood out in practice returning from ten days out, and Pollard filled in for Hawley at left half.
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New York Times
Hanover
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Princeton
Dartmouth
Pishen
Amherst
Rich
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Ingersoll
Dash
Hawley
Pollard
Fordham-Georgetown Set at American League Park Tuesday
New York fans will see two major games next week. Fordham faces Georgetown on election day Tuesday November 3 at American League Park. Georgetown, rarely northbound, is among the era’s standout teams, while Fordham’s backfield trio Garban Geary White and Coffey and end pair McCaffrey Siskind plus Fitzpatrick’s line play promise a strong test.
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Dartmouth
Fordham
Georgetown
American League Park
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Bronxonians
Amherst
Princeton
Garban
Geary
White
Coffey
McCaffrey
Siskind
Capt. Fitzpatrick
Tigers
NYU Football Shifts to Straight Formation Tactics
NYU has used straight football formations recently with notable weaknesses in recent games. Practice now allocates only brief forward passes and on side kicks. The Varsity played well against scrubs, no touchdowns scored, field goals by Gorsch nearly all successful, and the team eyes a win at Wesleyan election day with the Seventh Regiment Band engaged for the occasion.
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New York University
Scrubs
Gorsch
Wesleyan
Seventh Regiment
Pennington Seminary Beats Brown Prep 18 to 6
Pennington Seminary football team defeated Brown Preparatory School of Philadelphia by a score of 18 to 6 in Pennington New Jersey.
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New York Times
Pennington, N. J
Pennington Seminary
Brown Preparatory School of
Philadelphia
Jamaica track opens amid dismal weather for last New York turf meeting
The final New York turf meeting opened at Jamaica under dreary, threatening conditions. Sententious ran twice, finishing third and second for Major R. K. Cassatt, with Fountainblue and Cressina dominant in the handicaps. Waponoca, Ardri, and Norbitt were among close finishes in a day of near half-hearted crowds and altered start times.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
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Sententious
R. K.cassatt
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Pincus
H. B. Duryea
Erbet
Eustacian
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Bird of Flight
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Question Mark
Notter
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Ardri
Raquel
Norbitt
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Lasata
Font
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Prosper
Garland
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Sanguine
Creevy
Animus
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Yorke
Faust
Imitator
Golconda
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Merry Gife
Sumter
May River
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Dry Otago
Newbury
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Aunt Jane
Fountainblue
Herbert
Cressina
Ardii
Arondack
Queen Marguerite
Notasulga Roquel
tBergen
Pimlico Race Day Features Tight Field in Clear Weather
Crowd gathers at Pimlico as heavy track reduces the field. Egerly wins the first race at six furlongs with 7 to 1 odds, GridIron takes the second over Live Wire, Michael Beck scores in the third, Greenspring Valley Steeplechase goes to Prince of Pilsen, Besom wins the fifth, Poques sing tops the sixth, and Xebec captures the seven furlongs, with multiple place and show finishes in a full card.
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Egely
Nicol
Stargowan
McCarthy
Trey of Spades
Crowley
Belle of the Bay
the Clown
Kempton
Nioless
Incognito
Montberg
Niecol
Black Sheep
Upton
Duke of Roanoke
Michael Beck
I Upton
Ballet Girl
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Red Doe
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Miss Cardigan
Alice Navarre
Greenspring Valley
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Pontotoc
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d'Or
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Druid
Lally
Teddington
Krause
Pescatore
A. Lee
Ed Shuster
Golden Castle
Bable
Grace C
Thoroughbred Race Card Listing Seven Races and Weights
The card shows seven races for two and three year olds plus older horses at Pimlico and Elkridge Hunt, with weights ranging from 97 to 161 pounds. Notable entrants include Great Jubilee, Quantico, Eschau Maxim Gun, President Monique, Ballot Box, Melbourne Nominee, Sunfire, Westover, Gramsar, and Pocomoke. The sixth race offers the Gentleman's Driving Park purse for all ages over one mile.
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Great Jubilee
Black Mose
Quantico
Pimpante
Dan de Noyles
Ramble
Aralia
Brown Tony
Moniqge
Clements
Hobbie Kean
King of Bashan
Gramsar
Niblick
Bednuin
d'Arkie
Ballot Box
Poquessing
Melbourne
Lady Karma
Minot
Kempton
Sunfire
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Adroit
Don Q
Toll Gatherer
Laura A
Westover
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Robbie Kear
Countermand
George G. Hall
d'Arkle
Pocomoke
Ross Fenton
Black Oak
Demand
Cave Adium
Curtis Beats Fox In Segregated Golf Semifinal Duel
In Wilmington on October 27 Miss Harriot Curtis of Boston defeated Mrs. Caleb Fox of Philadelphia at the nineteenth hole to avenge a prior national championship loss. Other results include Miss Fanny Osgood over Miss Anita Phipps and several early-round wins in the four eight-team groups with Curtis and Fox advancing to the later stages.
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Harriot Curtis
Boston
Caleb Fox
Philadelphia
Chevy Chase
Fox
Fanny Osgood
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Mass
Quaker City
Mary Finsmuth
Elizabeth Porter
E. H. Fitler
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Curtis-Fox
Miss Curtis
Mrs.Fox
Mrs. Fox
Miss Phipps
Miss Osgood
Women golfers hurt in Wilmington incident during match
Mrs S C Price of Philadelphia fell at the Wilmington County Clubhouse and may have a permanent knee stiffness, defaulting her women's golf match to Miss Mary Finsmuth of Philadelphia. Soon after Mrs Ronald Barlow struck Mrs A H G Garrett with a golf ball near the eye, causing a fracture but no serious eye injury.
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Idel
S. C. Price
Philadelphia
Wilmington County
Mary Finsmuth
Ronald Barlow
A. H. G. Garrett
Garrett
Fox Hills Golf Club Opens One Day Women's Open
Tournament officials at Fox Hills Golf Club invite post entries for a one day women’s open at Clifton Staten Island. Late entrants should arrive before 10 30 A M. Ferryboats from the Battery run every twenty minutes to connect with Vanderbilt Avenue Clifton trains, where a bus meets incoming trains. Forty four golfers had entered by Tuesday morning.
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Vanderbilt Avenue
Meadow Brook Club Hosts Hounds Through Long East Norwich Run
Meadow Brook Club members enjoyed a fast run after the pack of English drag hounds near East Norwich Suffolk LI with the line running north then circling back to East Norwich and ending at Sinsett, riders including Mrs Frederic Swift H S Page acting master Malcolm Stevenson Beverley Robinson Cheeve Cowdin and Joseph Murphy on an Irish hunter. John Lambert riding Fox Hunter fell from his mount but was uninjured.
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Meadow Brook Club
Norwich
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John Lambert
Fox Hunter
Thomas Hitchcock
Frederic Swift
H. S. Page
Malcolm Stevenson
Beverley Robinson
Cheeve Cowdin
Joseph Murphy
J. E. Cowdin
Cornell Varsity Prepares for Penn State Clash Next Saturday
Ithaca dispatch notes Cornell Varsity drills ahead of a pivotal game with Penn State. In a 30 minute scrimmage against the freshmen two touchdowns were scored as Pope tallied both. Harris Caldwell and Bell were sidelined by injuries.
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N. Y
Cornell
Penn State
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Caldwell
Gardner
Bell
Pavek
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Pope
Prue Walder
Eastern League meeting boosts Powers salary and 154-game schedule
The Falls meeting of the Eastern League elected P. T. Powers to a higher salary of five thousand dollars annually. The league plans to extend the 1919 schedule to 154 games, with many doubleheaders and a March 1 deadline to finalize the plan. Montreal club reorganizes on a paying basis, and possible managerial changes are discussed.
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George Stallings
Yankees
Frank Farll
Greater New York
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Stallings
P. T. Powers
Eorge H. Dovey
Boston Nationals
Taylor
Boston Taberine
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Fred Siknowles
Giants
William Marr
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Baltimore
Pons
Montreallub
Frank Farrell
Powers
Wo Kelly
Toronto
Walker Burnham
Rochester
Cubs Manager to Spend Winter in California
Chicago October 24 Manager Frank Chance the world's champion Cubs will spend the winter in California. He announced that he would depart on Saturday and will not return to Chicago until next spring.
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Frank ‘Chance
Cubs
California
Chile
Boxing Club Arrests Result in Warranted Raids
Police arrested several members and officers at the boxing club after an injunction against bouts was in place. Acting Capt Murphy and officers entered before a final match, crowds dispersed, and other bouts were postponed to November 10 at Olympic Athletic Club and Brown's Athletic Association.
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Niet
Newman
Doesserack
Fortieth
Zachow
Hill Climbing Contest Postponed On Election Day
The hill climbing competition will not be held on Election Day as expected. The Tomotile-Trate Association refused to sign the board's resolution, prompting mayoral officials to plan switching the event to the day after Thanksgiving, November 26, to avoid conflicts with polling.
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Board of Althe Just
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Lexington sale disperses Yorkshires and thoroughbreds
The dispersal sale at McGrathiana Stud in Lexington featured seven head of thoroughbreds and 100 or more stallions and mares with total estimates around $20,700. Prices ranged with Imp Zemronia progeny selling to buyers including James Staples and G K Long. Breeding stock and weanlings drew attention as the American racing and breeding scene showcased its exports and domestic buyers.
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Caserton
Hb. S
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Zemronia
Yankeesville
Yorne
McGrathiana Stud
Col Young
Faustus-imp
Cleonatras
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Cy Young Room Planned At New Union In Ohio
The New Union in Toledo Ohio will dedicate a Cy Young room funded by his family. Hospitals rise between Canal Dover Youngs home and New Philadelphia with costs for equipment covered by the famed pitcher. Young told trustees to set up a room as fine as many in the talline and send the will to him. The fund was turned over today to the capital Building Fund from a benefit game where Cy Young pitched last Sunday.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cy. Young
New Union
Canal Dover
Young
New Philadelphia
Djsy
St Was Also Turned Over To the Cpyital
Cy Young
Jamaica brothers share bear steaks from 6 pound bruins
L A and his brother Lawrence shot a large black bear at Little Lake Sullivan County during vacation. Ten shots killed Bruin and the carcass was transported to Jamaica where the brothers cut it into steaks for friends. G. Warren &
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Jamaica
L. A
Lawrence
Little Lake
Sullivan County
Smiths
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G. Warren
Chess League Schedule Out For Inter-Stat Rivalry
The Inter-Stat Chess League includes Stevens Institute, New York University, Rutgers, York University, and others with F Russell of NYU as President and Mr. O’Leary of Rutgers as Secretary and Treasurer. Four board matches are listed from December to March across venues in New York, New Brunswick, and Hoboken.
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York University
Oriers
F. Russell
New York University
O'Leary
Rutgers
Dee
Stevens
New York
Flutgers
New Brunswick
Hoboken
Italian entrants prepare for Savannah Grand Prize race
Italian drivers Vincenzo Plasaliano and Fournier lead a field of nine Grand Prize cars preparing to depart for Savannah with three Fiat entries and Vanderbilt-backed machines among the contenders. Mechanicians accompany twelve cars as arrivals from New York and Lorraine are awaited, while American teams brace for a ten mile course showdown.
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Esterday
Nun- Washington
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Major Turpin Denies Break Between A A U and M A L
Major Ws A Turpin militar athletic league statement denies war between the Amateur Athletic Union and the Military Athletic League and says no break exists in their alliance. The secretary notes no steps will be taken to sever ties. no new penalties announced.
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