Princeton Tangles West Point In Today's Showdown
Princeton faces West Point in a key college matchup as Harvard meets Brown without captain Burr who was severely injured in yesterday's practice.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
2
Today’s college football slate listed across venues
The schedule lists Princeton at West Point against Army and Harvard visiting Brown in Cambridge. Other matchups include Cornell at Ithaca versus Penn State, Yale hosting Massachusetts Aggies in New Haven, and Navy meeting Carlisle at Annapolis. Numerous additional games feature Dartmouth Amherst in Hanover, Syracuse Williams in Syracuse, Lafayette Bucknell in Easton, Colgate Union in Schenectady, and more across Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Hartford, and Chicago venues.
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Princeton
Army
West Point
Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Cornell
Pennsylvania State
Ithaca
Yale
Massachusetts
Aggies
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Technical
Pittsburg
Navy
Carlisle
Annapolis
Dartmouth
Amherst
Hanover
Syracuse
Williams
Lafayette
Bucknell
Easton
Colgate
Union
Schenectady
U of Penn
St. Louis
Weekend Gridiron Showdowns Loom at Point and Beyond
West Point hosts Princeton in the Eastern Conference clash with Yale and Navy observers seeking insights for their later meetings. Harvard faces Brown in a keen contest after last year’s tight 6 3 score. Navy meets Army in a strong exhibition, while Cornell eyes a Penn State win and Syracuse plays Williams.
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Yale
Navy
Tigers
Army
Princeton
Frank Field
Old Nassau
Dillon
McCrohan
Tiger
Attac
Bulldog
Harvard
Cornell
Penn State
Ithacansale
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Aggies
Carnegie Tech
Syracuses
Williams
Princeton Tigers Head to West Point for Big Gridiron Test
Princeton fans packed the crowds as the Tigers boarded buses to the Junction and then took the New York excess to West Point. Coach Roper prepared the thirty five man squad and released the lineup for tomorrow’s game amid strong expectations of victory.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Tigers
West Point
New York
Roper
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Cressing
Dale
Four freshmen debut as Army clashes loom in lineup
Dale earns right end spot with scrubs debut and eyes Army game. Clarke at center and Bredemus on the left wing join McCrohan at full back as four players prepare for season debut. Coxe anchors secondary defense while Syracuse defeat fuels Orange and Black hopes versus West Pointers.
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Dale
Army
Clarke
Bredemus
McCrohan
Roper
Cass
Yate
Coxe
Syracuse
Orange
Black
West Pointers
Bredémus
Siegiting
Waller
McFadyen
Booth
Dillon
Tibbett
McCroan
West Point cadets prep for game amid cold snap and injuries
West Point cadets held a light signal drill as cold weather sharpened spirits for tomorrow’s game. Moss strained knee and may miss action with Nix as possible substitute. lineup announced by Yeach Nelly includes Johnson Byrne Wier Carberry Greble Baehr Dean and others.
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Ne York Times
West Point
Hudson
To-Morrow
Moss
Nix
Yeach Nelly
Johnson
Byrne
Wier
Carberry
Greble
Baehrack
Dean
Pennsylvanians Travel to Pittsburg for Carnegie Tech Test
The University of Pennsylvania football squad left Philadelphia for Pittsburg for a varsity clash with Carnegie Tech tomorrow afternoon. Head Coach Metzger led a large party including Mike Murphy and several doctors as he aimed for a victory while resting Hollenback and Kennath for key games ahead.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Tech
Metzger
Mike Murphy
Hedges
Williams
Wharton
Holtenback
Marks
Irwin
Detrick
Draper
Gaston
Scarlett
Braddock
Keize2th
Manier
Means
Cozzens
Pike
Lamberton
Ferrier
Crooks
Miller
Smith
Sommers
Jtses
Pittsburgers
Cornell Faces Penn State In Snowbound Prospect
Cornell Varsity football in slushy practice at Percy Field with Taft speech nearby. Penn State arrives from Elmira for a crucial game. lineups feature Hurlburt Leventry Cosgrove and Gardner for Cornell with Ballon and Vorhis leading Penn State. coach Ray Finucane joins as adviser.
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Pennsylvania State College
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William H. Taft
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Alder
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Ipple
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Vorhis
McCleary
Ray Jfinucane
Dartmouth Faces Amherst In Cautious Show Of Improvement
Special to The New York Times. Dartmouth travels to Amherst for a key game to test a dramatic late-season upturn. Freshman quarterback Pishon, at 6 feet 2 inches and 126 pounds, will make his college debut under pressure as Dartmouth seeks a win despite missing Tobin, Bankart, and Capt. Kennedy.
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Pishon
Princeton
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Bankart
Kennedy
Brusse
Crmham
Robinson
Serwin
Daley
SchilmiWer
Marks
Navy to face Carlisle Indians in key season clash
Unaplis Md Oct 30 Weather outlook improves for tomorrow's Navy Carlisle game a top matchup in the early season. Navy practice emphasized kicking and signals as it aims to exploit new formations against the Indians with a strong line and a lineup featuring Rob ertsson Northcroft Meyer Slingluff Wright Leighton Reifsnider Lange Dalton Jones and Richardsgh.
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Carlisle Indians
Navy
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Meyer
Slingluff
Wright
Leighton
Reifsnider
Lange
Dalton
Jones
Richardsgh
Townsend Harris Hall Prepares for De Witt Clinton Clash
Townsend Harris Hall routes for Eleerion Day morning at American League Park as De Witt Clinton visits. Harris adds Bobby Cloughan, junior scholastic 200m champ, to the lineup with Capt. Schenck at left tackle and Pullock at quarterback. Prof. Donovain's son plays left end.
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de Witt Clinton
American League Park
Harris
Bobby '* Cloughan
Capt. Schenck
Pullock
Donovain
NYU Prepares for Election Day Game vs Wesleyan After Scrimmage
NYU completed its final hard practice for the Wesleyan game with a short scrimmage against Morris High School. Gorsch was knocked unconscious and removed for suspected internal injuries, endangering NYU’s kicking game. Chapin, former Chicago halfback, performed well at halfback.
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Wesleyan
Morris High School
Morris
Olcott
Chapin
Chicago University
University Law School
Gorsch
New York
University Heights
Yale Varsity Prepares for Mass Agricultural Game
Yale coach Biglow fields a public scrimmage instead of layoffs as Ted Coy returns to work. Coy ran 50 yards a punt and scored on a center plunge amid a fast opening attack. Lineup features Logan Hobbs Andrus Biddle Goebel Naedele Bingham Coy with Brides at full back and Warren at right half. Officials named A E Whiting, B Dicked, Gillender.
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Conn
Biglow
Yale
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ted Coy
Harry Bingham
Bingham
Coy
Logan
Hobbs
Murphy
Brides
Lee Warren
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Biddle
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A E. Whiting
Cornell
B. Dicked
Pennsylvania
Gillender
Harvard Star Captain Burr Injured. Season in Doubt
Cambridge Mass Oct 30 Captain Burr of Harvard football suffered a severe shoulder injury while falling on the ball in prelim practice. Feared to be serious, it may sideline him for the season. Kennard to punt, McGuire to start at left guard against Brown. likely lineup listed.
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Freshmen Hold Seniors to 0-0 in Columbia Inter-class Game
In a superbly played inter-class clash on South Field the 1912 freshmen, despite being outmatched by about thirty pounds per man, battled the seniors to a 0-0 tie. Moore and Orr starred in the freshman backfield while Salsbury and Oakley anchored the defense as Ryan led the seniors’ line. the ball spent most of the game near midfield with the outcome undecided until the final minutes.
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Melitzer
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Orr
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Oakley
Ryan
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Salsbury Ryan
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Edmunds Youmans
Sinclair Compton
Bertrand Robinson
Pulleyn
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W. C. Pyne
Springer Knoblock
Sanders Zink
Struthers Carson
Oakley Cutler
Hayds
Eunsencee Orr
Wefers
Georgetown
Launders
Schwartz
Frambach
New York A. C
Polo Grounds gridiron reoriented for eastwest layout
New York’s Polo Grounds shifts gridiron to an east west orientation with the grandstand expansion. Bleacher seats will be numbered for optimal viewing. Strict sideline rules from New Haven and Princeton apply as the turf is prepared, sod covering former diamond bases.
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New York
New Haven
Princeton
Amond
Georgetown vs Fordham Thanksgiving clash at American League Park
Georgetown and Fordham prepare for a close Thanksgiving Day game at American League Park. Bill Neuman, noted Cornell center, boosts Georgetown with a strong lineup, while Fordham coach Gargan preps his best eleven yet to face the Southerners.
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Fordham
Bill Neuman
Cornell
Gargan
High School Soccer Schedule With City Parks Listings
Three high school matches today at Van Cortlandt Park and Washington Park. Clinton faces Commerce at 1 40 PM, Town send Harris meets Commercial at 10 30 AM, Manuel plays Curtis at 11 AM. Elementary games include Public Schools 69 and 32 in Manhattan and Bronx at Macomb’s Dam Park, Public School 24 and 109 in Brooklyn at Van Cortlandt at 3, Public School 9 and 62 at Prospect Park at 2.
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van Cortlandt Park
Townsend Harris
Commercial
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Manuel
Curtis
Washington Park
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Manhattan
Bronx
Macomb‘s Dam Park
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Public
Public School 62
Prospect Park
Oakland Club closes season with match play championship
The Oakland Golf Club opens with an eighteen hole qualifying round on Tuesday to select the top sixteen for match play ending November 15 after thirty six holes. A second sixteen competes for a consolation cup with extra prizes for the beaten eight. A low score trophy is funded by H L Bogert. A club dinner at Bayside L I follows next Saturday night bringing players and old timers together.
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H. L. Bogert
Bayside
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Sloane Triumphs In Doyle's Pool Showdown
Tod Sloane defeated A Coryelle 65 to 37 at Doyle's billiard rooms on Broadway and Forty second Street. Sloane's high run was 17. Tonight Sloane faces Rogers in the following match.
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A. Coryelle
Doyle's Billiard Rooms
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Rogers
Coaches Expelled By A A U Over Unawarded Medals
Edward B. Cochens coach of St Louis University and George Burleigh were expelled from the Amateur Athletic Union. They were accused of promoting a basketball meet last spring but failing to reward the winning team with medals. Both men held roles on the A A U board and with the Knights of Columbus. their regimental commissions in the First Regiment M N G have been revoked.
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Edward B. Cochens
St. Louis University
George Burleigh
Amateur Athletic Union
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Cohens
Athletic Union
Burleigh
Knights of Columbus
Grand Prize Cars on the Parkway Invite Practice Runs
Automobile enthusiasts in New York may see Grand Prize and Van derbilt Cup cars with foreign drivers during a proposed December 5 speed trial on the Motor Parkway. The event would be a free for all for entrants, with a two mile straightaway and timed mile and kilometer, plus prizes expected for the various distances. Parkways officials have offered road use for practice while in New York, with the parkway closed dawn to 9 am daily.
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Automobile Club of América
Savannah
Grand Stand
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Automobile Club of America
Cyclist Clarke Fined and Suspended Over Madison Square Garden Race
Australian pro rider Hi J Clarke was ordered to quit a two hour per night six day event at Madison Square Garden. Clarke’s manager John W Chapman was fined 150 by the National Cycling Association board. Promoter P T Powers withheld Clarke’s winnings and filed a counter claim for damages, later disallowed. Clarke remains suspended until damages are paid. Minor fines were imposed on Eddie F Root David Mackay and Elmer J Collins for displaying boxing prowess at a Newark Velodrome race meeting.
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Hi. J. Clarke
Madison Square Garden
John W. Chapman
National Cycling Association
P. T. Powers
Clarke
Chapman
N. C
Eddie F. Root
David Mackay
Elmer J. Collins
Newark
N. J
Springfield rider Gustafson declared ineligible for nationals
Charles Gustafson Jr of Springfield Massachusetts is barred from the Federation of American Motorcyclists national championships to be decided with the aeronautic tournament at Morris Park on Election Day. The FAM Racing Board suspended him six months for competing in unsanctioned events and against unregistered riders. It is his second offense.
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Charles Gustafson
Princeton Freshmen Top Lawrenceville in Cross Country Meet
Princeton freshmen defeated Lawrenceville cross-country 28 to 17 at Princeton. Koehler and Don led the field with Koehler finishing two minutes ahead, time 15:34 2-5 on a rain-softened course. Notables include 1912 entrants Koehler Don Brown Hoyt and Burr with Lawrenceville runners Wallace Lyle Devreau.
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N. J
Lawrenceville
Koehler
Don
Wallace
Lawrencevile
Brooks
Brown
Lyle
Devreau
Burr
Hoyt
Parsons Midgets Beat Emeralds 22 to 15 at Hudson Guild
The Parsons Midgets defeated the Emeralds 22 to 15 in a close, exciting game at Hudson Guild. Captain Kamrass scored 6 baskets contributing to Parsons total of 11 goals from the field. Teamwork and strong line play highlighted Parsons’ win with Henn Kamrass Henn and Laurie among top performers.
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Hudson Guild
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Emeralds
Capt. Kamrass
Parsons
Henn
Lennon Kamrass
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Wilson Sanders
Hodgins Crawford
S. Gleacon
Mr. Lauer
Griffin Defeats Keyes In Tight Boxing Card
The National Athletic Club hosted a boxing night headlined by Charlie Griffin of Australia and Bert Keyes of New York under an injunction. Griffin won decisively over Keyes after six rounds as the earlier O'Brien Langford bout was moved to next Friday. In the semi windup Frank Kraus of Pittsburgh stopped Kid Williams of Philadelphia in the fifth round.
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Supreme Court
National Athletic Club
Charlie Griffin
Australia
Bert Keyes
New York
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Iffin
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Pittsburg
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Pennsylvania Joins Military Athletic League Expansion
The Military League executive committee at the Ninth Regiment Armory announced the Pennsylvania division joining the National Military Athletic League. The Quaker division includes six regiments two troops two batteries and Naval Reserves and may bolster the M A L I. A Madison Square Garden tournament was tentatively planned for March 15 with a possible Japanese troop to attend if available, decision postponed for one week.
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Military League
Ninth Regiment
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Madison Square Garden
Yale’s Baseball Training Plans Split Over Easter Trip
Yale debates renewing the Easter baseball trip to the South after last year’s cancellation. Faculty and former coaches note pitchers suffer and teams return worn. Naval Academy grounds in Annapolis offered. climate near New England cited as a reason to decline. Alternatives include joining a major league camp or Yale and Princeton training together in the South.
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Schoolboy athletes vie for Maxwell Trophy in soccer season
Manual Training High School leads the league after two wins as Commerce joins with one win. The piece outlines upcoming indoor and field events across boroughs, with weight-class relays, high school and elementary championships, and the awarding of Vanderbilt and Pratt trophies plus gold and silver medals.
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Commerce
Ion
Brooklyn Armories
Interborough Games
Alfred S. Roberts
Manhattan
Iph Cohen
Bronx
Louis Abelson
Brooklyn
Charles K.o’hagan
Queens
Nils Bergquist
Richmond
Brighton and Hoboken to play second game at Meyerrose Park
At Meyerrose Park on Covert Avenue Ridgewood the Brighton and Hoboken baseball teams meet in the second game of their series. Lake of the Yankees scared for will cover.
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Constellation Wins Pimlico Flagship Race On Muddy Track
At Pimlico Baltimore October meet Constellation ridden by Upton wins the Severn Purse a muddy two miles and a half race. Court Lady finishes second with Lucille R third. Pontotoc the local favorite loses to the Virginia trained filly in a strong finish. Ballet Girl wins the maiden sprint as Roz closes well for second. Five other events complete the program on a blustery day.
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Horse Racing Card with Multiple Races and Weights
Racing entries list for six furlongs to one and a half miles across several conditions. Horses like Lav La Belle Agne and Wis¢ Effendi appear with weights, while two year olds Vaponica Sententon Wiggins Siskin and Trois Temp Bird are listed for selling. Additional handicaps include three year olds and up with weights and claimed allowances.
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Kentucky horses for German Army shipment from Lexington
Herr L. Keller representing the German government bought about fifty horses in Lexington, mostly thoroughbreds. The animals will be shipped to New York this Saturday and then sent to Berlin. This marks the first and only Kentucky shipment of horses for the German Army.
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Japan imposes betting ban at Tokyo horse racing track
TOKIO Oct 3 Japan enforced a racing club betting ban amid a recent ruling. Fifty detectives patrolled the track where races proceeded with forms prohibited. Police chief and officials, including the American ambassador and other dignitaries, observed the day with no violations reported.
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Thompson defeats Unholz in eleventh round boxing test
Crelone Johnnie Thompson beat Rudolph Unholz in the eleventh round last night. Thompson floored Unholz twice with right hooks and a third blow sent him over the ropes. Unholz’s seconds claimed his right hand bones were broken. Lew Powell and Johnny Murphy fought to a draw.
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Automobile Make and Dealerships Listed in Ready Reference
An automotive buyers guide fragment lists brands and dealerships such as Cadillac Corbin Elmoke Pope Toledo Pullman Rother Reema Premes Renault Selden Stevens-Duover Bos Thames White and E. J. Willis Co at 8 Park Place New York. It shows a catalog-like snapshot of car makers, distributors, and contact references in a historic directory.
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New Bronx Athletic Field Planned by Dash Estate
The Dash estate proposes laying out part of its Broadway 227th Street holdings as a sports field along the easterly Broadway side north and south of 227th Street for about 400 feet toward Putnam Avenue. The site lies near Van Cortlandt Park’s subway terminus and will be equipped for baseball football and field events.
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Harvard tennis captain Niles wins fourth singles title
Cambridge report shows Nile of Harvard defeating E. P. Pearson in straight sets 3 6 3 6 4 to capture the university singles championship for the fourth consecutive year. The win secures Nile’s dominant position as campus champion in intercollegiate tennis.
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Military personnel moves and assignments announced
United Service Washington reports several army staff changes and detachments. Downing of First Infantry Michigan National Guard to attend garrison school at Fort Wayne Michigan. Col BE Ap Gowin of the Fourteenth Cavalry relieved from duty. Captain So V Ham relieved from Quartermasters detail. RU Patterson Medical Corps reassigned from Company A Hospital. Capt E M Telbott Medical Corps unit Havana Cuba assigned marching officer to Fort Monroe. Lieut Col O B Mitehap Ordnances Dept proceeds to Fort Monroe. Captain W Rogers of the Twelfth Infantry relieved from treatment at General Hospital Washington. C Russell and others noted with proper status adjustments.
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Commissioned officers named for duty assignments
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Arrivals and Departures List Across Ports and Navies
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