National Autoists Push Strong Rules Against Reckless Driving
The American Automobile Association met at the Hotel Belmont and urged stricter driving rules and possible revocation of licenses for reckless drivers. The gathering, with about fifty directors from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Minnesota, Michigan, and Ohio, considered a broad program including legislative action in Albany and a push toward uniform state vehicle laws.
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Hotel
Belmont
Grebone Automobile
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohi
Ouwer A Quayle
New York State Association
Giste Association
National Association
H. A. Bonnell
Elliott
Wml
American Automobile Association
Lewis R. Speare
Automobilig
Frank Blower
Charles Thaddeusberg
Legislative Board
Associau
Hewers
George Iieb
Good Mail Board
Cleveland
St. Louis
Tr 'Eh
Grange
Farmers’ Clubs
Terry
Washington
Mier
Ma New Jers Corporation
Sater
Connectior
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Paul
Wolff
C. H. Gillette
W. Efe
Edwards
Samuel A. Mes
Greens
Neaslesef Automobile
Neaslesef Automobile Manufact
Mien Automobile Association
Brookes and Wilding Sweep Davie Cup Finals in Sydney
Norman Brookes of Victoria and Anthony Wilding of New Zealand completed five straight wins for the Australasian team in the Dwight F. Davie international lawn tennis challenge cup. They defeated Maurice F. McLoughlin and Melville H. Long in the final singles series, with Brookes taking Long in three sets and Wilding overcoming McLoughlin after a tight early match. The Australians and New Zealanders extended their dominance, with the series ending 5 matches to 6 in favor of Australasia, 15 sets to 1 and 108 games to 63 8.
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New South Wales
Norman E. Brookes
Victoria
Anthony F. Wilding
New Zealand
Dwight F. Davie
Maurice F. McLoughlin
Melville H. Long
Brookes
Long
Wilding
McLoughlin
States
Cambridge
England
Beals C. Wright
Karl H. Behr
Frederick Bexander
New South Wales Lawn Tennis Club
Australasian Association
Dr. Sharp
A. Walter Dunlop
Deuce
Columbia Realigns Athletic Control With New Graduate Board
A proposed constitution at Columbia University shifts authority from undergraduate team managers to a graduate dominated board of directors. The plan, awaiting ratification by university bodies, covers rowing, track, baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, lacrosse, wrestling, lawn tennis, golf, swimming, fencing and rifle, with the treasurer to oversee all funds. Meanwhile hockey practice opens as Columbia eyes a January trip to West Point and a February game with Williams in Albany.
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General Ethletic Association
Columbia University
Columbia
University
St. Nicholas
University Gymnasium
West Point
Willams
Albany
London Field Club
Cleveland
Wesleyan Athletics Schedule Reveals Indoor and Outdoor Meets
Wesleyan opens indoor season against Williams soon after February and plans dual outdoor meets in late spring. Outdoor dates include April 30 Williamstown with Williams, May 7 MIT at Middletown, May 14 Trinity at Hartford. Next season`s baseball slate features NYU for the first time in years.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Williams
Boston
Alac Rum
Troy
New Haven
Hartford
Trenton
Willams
Williamstown
Trinity
New York University
Nameless Names Surface In Fragmented Pennsylvanian List
A long, unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places across Pennsylvania and nearby states. The garbled text includes names such as Leon Replogle, A J Yeager, Hugh B. Andrews, Peter A. Meixell, and many others, paired with towns like Germantown, Wilkes-Barre, Canmbehre, and Morgantown, plus scattered references to Minnesota and New York. No clear event or context is discernible beyond a chain of personal names and locales.
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Penn
Leon Replogle
Johnstown
A J Yeager
Westown
Hugh B. Andrews
Beranton
Peter A. Meixell
Wilkes-Barre
R. W.W. Tunis
Canmberehere
Fes Penn
J. H. Fulford
DuBois
Rex
Norristown
Geft Taldwine
Rochester
F. Man
Coatesville
Charles Dee
Providence
N. Briscoe
Morgantown
W. Va
Samuel
Salt Lake City
T. Ealin
Centre City
Lew Marehs
Minn
M Joyce
Tf. Winship
M. Carley
Plainview
Baldwin
Redwood Falls
Red Wing
E . Juéd
J Cc. Cotton
Cloud
Oliver
Syracuse
A. H. Knoll
Buffailo
Nostrand, Jr
Peekskill
N.Y
Herendeen
Geneva
H. L Halverson
Biles
Malden
Mans
Co. B. Smith
Wash'x. J
Montclair Club Beats Jersey City in Amateur Bowling League
The Montclair Club defeated the Jersey City Club in an Amateur Bowling League match on the former's alleys. Montclair won the final two games to post a high 909 in the last game, helped by Bury with 202 and Engle with 23, as scores listed for Montclair and Jersey City show varied totals across players.
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Montclair Club
Jersey City
Montclair
Bury
Engle
I Jersey City
Herris
Ligier
Fair Prices for Thoroughbreds at Lexington Fall Sale
Lexington Kentucky reports the annual fall thoroughbred sale drawing horsemen from across the United States and Canada. Notable sales include The Hayden to F M Taylor of New York for 80 dollars and Drama to August Belmont of New York for 800 dollars. John E Madden sold twenty seven head today. Ornus sold to H T Oxnard at Blue Ridge Stud in Upperville Virginia for 1, w.
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Lexington
United States
Canada
Adelbert
John E. Madden
Hayden
F. M. Taylor
New York
Drama
Fiat Baby to chase American road records near Crown Point
Plans announced in Chicago to send the Fiat Baby with racer Lewis Strang behind the wheel to challenge the American straightaway road records on the Cobbe course near Crown Point Indiana next month. Harry T. Clinton of Chicago confirms arrangements for the Atlanta motor carnival speed sensation.
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Lewis Strang
Cobe
Crown Point
Ind
Harry T. Clinton
Navy football captaincy blocked by conflicting rules
Navy faces a dilemma as the constitution bars captains from election unless players have earned an "N" and have faced the Army. With the Army-Navy game canceled this year, eligible leaders risk losing their "N." The executive committee meets within ten days after season end to resolve the tie.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Navy Athletic Association
Coaching on Quiet By Telegraph to The Tribune
An editorial from Harvard Crimson urges football rules changes to allow sideline coaching. It argues current bans prompt coaches to relay messages via substitutes and bench positions, turning games into chess matches of strategists and urging teams to win on merit.
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Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Murphy O'Brien meet on baseball politics in Cincinnati
President Murphy of the Chicago National League club and President O'Brien of the American Association visited the National Commission in Cincinnati. Murphy aims to back John M Ward as NL president successor while O'Brien denies league expansion and dismisses Philadelphia club ownership rumors.
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Chicago National League Club
O'Brien
American Association
National Commission
John M. Ward
John Heydler
National League
O’brien
Chicago
Charlies P. Taft
Times- Star
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati Capital
Mr. Taft
Mr. Murphy
National Baseball
Stanley Robison
St. Louis
Cleveland
Robison
Ward
Associated Press
Golf links spread as Barker expands courses nationwide
Garden City pro H. H. Barker laid out or rebuilt more than a dozen courses this year including a new eighteen at Cleveland and work on Arcola near Hackensack. The piece notes notable 145 yard Dunwoodie hole in one and a Essex County match where Heller and Radhel shone. McLeod plans Arizona winter play while partnering with Barker against Smith and Strong at Greenwich.
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Garden City
Cleveland
Middle West
Barker
Arcola Country Club
Hackensack
Youngstown
Ohio
Williamsport
Penn
Fred McLeod
Midlothian Country Club
Arizona
Midlothian
McLeod
Alec Smith
Herbert Strong
Greenwich
Schoolboys Elect Officers in Public Schools League
Delegates from six thousand Public Schools Athletic League students elected officers yesterday. President A. E. Horn Public School. vice president C. Bonaparte Public School 70. secretary Arthur Eckstein Public School 74. treasurer Daniel B. Lane Public School 6. chairman of games committee Jacob Lathson Public School.
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Public Schools Athletic League
A. E. Horn
C. Bonaparte
Arthur Eckstein
Daniel B. Lane
Jacob Lathson
Yale and Harvard push to loosen football forward pass rules
Yale and Harvard papers urge relaxing forward pass restrictions and advocate limiting officials while debate on withdrawal rules continues. Yale names an All Eastern eleven and eyes 1910 captaincy, with Princeton captaincy hopes and potential future Princeton Dartmouth or Cornell games noted.
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Harvard
Yale News
Harvard Crimson
New Haven Cambridge
Yale Daily News
Kilpatrick
Vaughan
Fish
Pullen
West Point
Andrus
Tobin
Dartmouth
Cooney
Sprackling
Brown
Coy
Philbin
Minot
Goebel
Parent Shows Speed In Madison Square Garden Pace Race
European champion Charles Parent, famed for speed, trains at Vailsburg track for a ten mile race against Bobby Walther at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Walther is in better form than last year when defeated by Parent in Europe and later beat Parent in a second meeting. Paced by Charley Turville and Jack Ruden after a pre race toss for pacemaker choice.
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Charles Parent
Vailsburg
Bobby Walthour
Madison Square Garden
Parent
Wills
Walthour
Garden
Europe
Charley Turville
Jack Ruden
Turville
Show Fights and Vaudeville At Madison Square Garden
Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson will not box each other tonight at Madison Square Garden. Jeffries faces Sam Berger while Johnson meets two sparring partners in drills. Johnson performs a vaudeville sketch and Jeffries a training sketch. Wrestler Frank Goteh offers 1000 dollars to any man who lasts fifteen minutes. Bids for the fight are opened in Jersey City.
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National Association of Billiard Room Keepers
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Madison Square Garden
John Doyie
John J. McGraw
Waldorf-Astoria
Eddie Graney
Ora Morningstar
William Hoppe
San Francisco
Vulliard
Harry P. Cline
George Sutton
Calvin Demarest
Dave Pulstfer
Dick Roach
Schaefer
Eddie Burke
Senator Reynolds
Leo Mayer
Eddie Marks
Frank Ives
al Smith
George Wheelock
Cline
Demarest
Slossen
Cutler
Sutton
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Sam Berger
Johnson
Kid Cutler
Jack Hynan
Frank Goteh
Jersey City
City College Basketball Schedule Listed For Season
An interesting schedule shows City College basketball games at home and away. Home games include Seton Hall Yale Franklin and Marshall and Penn. Out of town games feature Navy Princeton and others with dates in January February and December.
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Seton Hall
Franklin Ond Marshal
Yale
Soni Boy
Pennsylvania
Roolya & Ly Technic Institution
Gascadown
E Navy
Princeton
Annapolis
New Roles in Navy Change Sparks Regulation Shakeup
Washington reports new naval administration changes to regulations. The overhaul shifts most yard work to machinery division, reducing naval constructors' scope and prompting talk of a four‑part General Staff. Critics warn of added assistants and pay officers, while supporters expect economical yard operation.
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Washington
Naval Administration
Navy Yards
Naval
Navy Yard
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
General Board
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Bureau of
Congress
Meyer
House
Senate Naval
Chandler Endorses Meyer's Navy Reorganization Plan
Former New Hampshire senator and ex secretary of the navy William E Chandler approves Secretary Meyer's plan for reorganizing the Navy Department. He praises restoring the secretary’s detail power over personnel and general control, while bureaus handle material specifics.
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Washington
William E. Chandler
United States
New Hampshire
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Navy Department
Newberry
Bureau of Navigation
Chandler
Navy
Naval Observatory
Engineers to lead Brooklyn dry dock project amid caisson plans
In Washington on November 3 F R Harris civil engineer heads to the Brooklyn navy yard to oversee contract work on Dry Dock No 2 with plans to use pneumatic caissons similar to New York subway methods. He may meet with Assistant Secretary Winthrop in New York and push for a two year completion.
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F. R. Harri
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Winthrop
New York
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Brooklyn
T. Washington
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Bureau of Navigata
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Navy Yard
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Puget Sound
C. A. Gardiner
Navy Yards
Om Midsh I. T
OREAR
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New Orleans
F B. Zahm
F. R. H*rris
Breau
Bureau of Equipment Promoted by Congress Debate
A fragment suggests the Bureau of Equipment may gain congressional approval as a prudent measure. The note implies lawmakers will likely permit its establishment or expansion.
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Bureau of Equipment
Congress
Navy Yard Brooklyn Adopts Swift Board Reforms
Orders issued by Rear Admiral Murdock implement Swift board recommendations to reorganize yard operations. The plan centralizes command under the commandant with a small senior staff, replacing the one man power structure. Workers will learn details this morning as secrecy ends and effects unfold.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Swift
Murdock
Newhberry
Representatives Return From Canal Inspection Mission
A 28 member House Appropriations Committee delegation led by Tawney completed a nine day canal inspection aboard the Cristobal. They forecast completion by January 1, 191% and aimed to guide future appropriations. The party met President Gomez in Havana and faced heavy seas on the voyage home.
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Congress
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Cristobal
Graff
Kentucky
House Committee of Appropriations
Tawney
Havana
Gomez
Barrett Chosen Fordham Football Captain for Next Year
Edward J. Barrett of Buffalo a Fordham junior who played centre and was a leading All America candidate was elected captain of the Fordham football team for next year at a meeting yesterday.
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Edward J. Barrett
Buffalo
Fordham
Barrett
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