Close Finishes Rule Cold And Raw At Jamaica Track
Jamaica racing closed with driving finishes and a cold crowd of about fifteen hundred. Sententious failed to win again while Spellbound beat Jeannette M by a short head and Royal Onyx surged from last to win by a length in the final event. The dispersal sale of Colonel Milton J. Young's McGrathiana Stud drew interest as 319 head sold privately for around $50,020. grand total about $81,330, up more than 31 percent. Weather clear, track good.
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New Haven Boys Defeat Manual Training 18 to 0
The New Maver High School eleven defeated Manual Training High School 18 to 0 at Washington Park Brooklyn. New Haven utilized strong defense and a double pass for gains over twenty yards on multiple plays with Davis scoring three touchdowns. Substitutions and player names are listed in the game summary.
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Rett Geins
Ene Haver Reignauie Locos Poritionae
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Holly
Oberiin
Linceman
Aed
Townsend Harris Hall
Commercial High School
van Cortlandt Park
Golfers Reach Final Rounds At Canoe Brook Championship
W E F Moore defeats A W Maine Jr 5 up with 4 to play in one semi final while Rollow Ogden beats R Hinman Jr 4 up with 3 to play. Maine wins October Cup by defeating F W Lawrence 5 up 4 to play. Consolation semi finals see Downes over Lawrence 2 up 1 to play and Humphreys over Roche 1 up 3 holes. Women and mixed results noted at Yountakah Country Club with Mrs Pierce and Mrs Yarrington tying in 18 hole handicap event. E K Makar wins men’s open handicap with 81 net.
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W. Maine, Jr
Rollow Ogden
R. Hinman, Jr
Moore
C. P. Bassett
Maine
F. W. Lawrence
E. L. Downes
R. G. Humphreys
A. B. Roche
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L. Jones
Yountakah Country Club
A. F. Rice
F. L. Pierce
FE. Yarrington
George Ryall
Fox Hills
Pierce
E. K. Makar
EK. Makar
Soererrerse Coees
Benson
Gale hampers Dyker Meadow golf club medal play
Twenty two members began an eighteen hole medal play handicap but strong winds limited scoring. W T Barr won with an eight under par net. The cup qualifying round started with eight spots to be filled and best handicap scores listed.
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W. T. Barr
Goodrich
Golf Club Holds Keen Matches Amid Gale at Apawamis
Despite the gale at Fox Hills, Class A and B handicaps produced creditable scores. In the president's cup second round B T Allen defeated W Van Loan 1 up, H E Armstrong beat Lloyd Tefft 3 up and 3 to play, E Heikell beat J E Faber 5 up and 4 to play, and H Cozens Hardy beat M L Fearey 5 up and 3 to play. Semis saw Allen 2 up on Armstrong and Hardy 4 up on Heikell. The golf committee cup semis had Foog over Ashforth 4 up and 8 to play, Curtis over McMurtrie 2 up. An eighteen-hole medley foursome net event was won by McDonald and Laidlaw at 164 net.
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Jason Roger Ee
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W L Hall Wins Class A Handicaps At Dunwoodie
Gale winds force withdrawals as large fields begin at Dunwoodie Country Club. W L Hall takes Class A with 88 10 78, R W Graham wins B with 102 20 12, and H B Shortfigure captures the C cup with 100 45 AE. A Halloween party followed with 54 covers and private cars departing afterward.
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R. W. Graham
H. B. Shortfigure
Nassau Country Club sees matches resumed in windy club championship
Due to a gale the Nassau County Club events were postponed yesterday but progress was made in the club championship. In the second round Findlay S. Douglas defeated J. W. Gammack 6 up 4 to play, and H. F. Whitney beat F Jennings 1 up. Douglas then beat W. Hicks 8 up 7 to play in the semifinals and will meet the winner of H. F. Whitney and W. J. Evans for the title.
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Beard and Merrick win Glen Ridge doubles title
In Glen Ridge New Jersey on October 31 W M Beard and Elliott Merrick defeated the Hunter brothers in the final round of the club doubles with set scores 6 3 6 8 6 3 securing the championship.
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Bloomfield Golf Sweepstakes Set For President's Cup Semi
In Bloomfield New Jersey on the Upper Montclair Country Club course a ball sweepstakes and the president's cup semi finals were held. B. T. Bush won the sweepstakes while J. T. Lyman and E. W. Sparks advanced to the cup semis. Lyman defeated N. Blue 4 up 3 to go and Sparks beat F. W. Lowker 5 up 6 to go.
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B. T. Busk
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Watson Brothers Reach Baltusrol Cup Final
The Watson family dominates Baltusrol Club golf with C. F. Watson Jr. defeating Theodore Keer and then his father in semis to set up a final against brother William. C. J. Sullivan, Harold Hasbrook, and Howard Giffin win their matches while the sweepstakes results list scoring details for several players.
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Links
Short Hills
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Theodore Keer
William Watson
W. H. Yaneger
C. J. Sullivan
T. C. Ennever
Harold Hasbrook
C. C. Ramsey
Howard Giffin
W.H. Yanger
Gross
Dr. J. R. Shannon
E. L. Lender
Ssa Aie A Ae
James A. Tyngvai
C. Cc. Ramsey
G. C. Howell
Good Sport in Essex County Hunt
Essex County Hunt Club enjoyed a stiff ride to hounds from the Whippany River Club house to the Edward P baud estate and Brookside schoolhouse. Riders included Charles Pfizer master of hounds and numerous society names. After the hunt many returned to the club for a Halloween dinner.
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Morristown
N. J
Essex County Hunt Club
Whippany River
Edward P. Thebaud
Brookside
Charles Pfizer
Benjamin Nicoll
John C. Wilmerding
Edward P. Learned
Richard Stevens
Lechmere
Crescent Ath Club routs Tigers in Bay Ridge soccer match
Crescent Athletic Club defeated Princeton 7 to 1 at Bay Ridge as Dawson netted a late goal amid a strong wind. Kerr scored four for the Crescents, with McNulty and Jackson adding others. Dobby and Wall expected to help the Crescents next games.
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the. M. Kerr
Crescent
R. P. McNulty
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Hockey Fame
Columbia Not To Row Tigers Rumor Dismissed
Columbia’s management and coach James Rice dismiss a proposed spring dual with Princeton as a rumor. Authorities report no talks and focus on funding for next spring. Only certain race is Columbia freshmen versus Yale first-year crew. freshmen have raised $400 and practice daily. No fall regatta at Columbia and no details yet for interteam events.
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Princeton
James Rice
Yale
Deficit Cuts Drive Crew Fund in Interclass Football
Man crews will be dispensed with this year. The deficit has been reduced to about 2500 dollars and 1000 dollars has been promised by President Butler. The interclass football games played so far have netted about 56 dollars for the crew fund.
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Mathewson Starred In Easy 8 3 Victory At Bloomfield
Christy Mathewson pitched for a New York team loaded with National and major league players to an 8 to 3 win over Bloomfield in Bloomfield New Jersey. The Giants attackers collected fourteen hits with no errors and Mathewson contributed two two baggers along with solid pitching. Batteries New York Mathewson Becken Bloomfield Tagget Burdette Umpire 5 New York
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Burdette
E M F Thirty Car Debuts On Automobile Row
The E M F thirty appears on upper Broadway as a five passenger touring car with double ignition. H J Koehler Sporting Goods Co is the local agent and announces new personnel including M J Lasher joining as general manager and C Arthur Benjamin joining the Everett Metzger Flanders firm. Joe Tracy heads a new Diamond Rubber racing department. Vanderbilt Cup experience boosts its value. Upper Broadway sees three new Oldsmobiles. Wyckoff cites a rise in New York state car registrations, with a 5 percent yearly gain and a 106.4 percent jump for Stearns. I M Uppercue to buy Cadillac interests and open a new sales room. E H Brandt remains sales manager.
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Detroit
M. J. Lasher
New York
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Lasher
C. Arthur Benjamin
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Old “Loco” Company
Joe Tracy
Diamond Rubber Company
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Cadillac Company
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Newark
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Mead Wins Season Handicapped Tennis Title on City Courts
Hamilton Grange Club wrapped up a season handicap and the women’s tournament at 149th Street and Convent Avenue. Paul E. Mead captured the season’s handicap singles from 100-plus entrants and won the final 6-3 2-4. He also won the Class B event with a minus 15 handicap. Marguerite Smith edged Mrs. W. S. Swallow 6-4 6-? in the women’s final as Fanny Fish’s consolation prize sparked a lively field. Dr. P. B. Hawk of Illinois led USTA ratings efforts with Torrey and Watson Jr. collecting data for the yearly tally.
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Mead
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University of Illinois
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
L. E. F. Torrey
Utica
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Yale Sophomores Win Fall Regatta at Quinnipiac River
The Yale sophomore crew claimed the class championship over the junior crew by two lengths in a mile and a quarter race. The first varsity also won in a three-way contest, amid high winds and late starts. freshmen races and a Sheffield Cup event produced close finishes.
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Tarrasch Eyes Return Match With Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch, defeated by Emanuel Lasker for the world chess championship, plans to challenge for a return match next year. The German master says lack of preparation time affected his performance in the last contest.
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Emanuel Lasker
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