Yale Versus Army and Pennsylvania at Brown in Today’s Big Games
Yale meets Army at West Point in a clash seen as Yale’s sternest test before Princeton. Pennsylvania faces Brown in Philadelphia, with questions about offensive form and the loss of Pauxus. Brown hopes to upset, while Harvard Princeton and the rest of the slate feature varying degrees of confidence and expected wins.
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Army
West Point
Pennyylvania
Brown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Princeton
New Haven
Syracuse
Burch
Pennsylveria
Villanova
Quakers
Pauxus
Colgate
Marhew
Harvard
Springfield
Virginia Polytechnic
Gané
Cornell
Cogote
Lehigh
Nerr
Dartmouth
Ams
New York
Fordham
Offerson Medical College
New York University
Trinity
Hartford
Yale Without Captain Faces Weakened Army XI
Yale to send a weakened lineup to West Point for the Army game. Burch, Cooney, Andrus out. injuries to Hobbs and Logan add to the problem. Kilpatrick and Lilley to start, with Be an expected to score. undergraduates flocking to witness the anticipated clash.
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West Point
Army
the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Hobbs
Logan
Cooney
Andrus
Attle
Lozan
Kilpatrick
Light Work For Tigers In Practice At Princeton Field
Princeton football held light practice on University Field amid heat. Plays were walked through in signal drills as the team prepared against Virginia Polytechnic. several key players were unavailable due to injuries and rest. Captain Dillon practiced lightly. Dawson at quarterback and MacGregor, Bredemus, Carlburg, Dowd, Sebr unable to report. Harvard faces Springfield Training School with Captain Burr sidelined and Forchheimer moved to backfield.
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Tribune
Princeton
NX. 1
University Field
Virginia Polytechnic
Dillon
Dawson
MacGregor
Bredemus
Carlburg
Dowd
Sebr
the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Springfield
Burr
Forchheimer
Drivers Flaunt Speed in Vanderbilt Cup Practice on Long Island
George Robertson in a Locomobile posted the fastest practice time on the Vanderbilt Cup course with two laps totaling 46 minutes. Emile Stricker in Robert Graves's Mercedes also posted two laps, while George Salzman in the Thomas car completed one in 28 minutes. Others including Lewis Strang and Willie Houpt ran limited laps as fog cleared and light traffic allowed safer testing.
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George Robertson
Long Island Motor Parkway
Jim Florida
M. J. Seymour
Emile Stricker
Robert Graves
Mercedes
Mr. Graves
Mineola
George Salzman
Thomas
Lewis Strang
Renault
Strage
Willie Houpt
Chadwick
Ruth Dillon Wins at Lexington in 2:15 Trot
Ruth Dillon swept the 2:15 trot at Lexington on October 16, taking the first, second, and fourth heats plus the race. Ped Cross finished second, Lady Jones third, and Harry Banning fourth. Locust Jack captured the 2:07 trot with a 2:01.4 third heat, and Aijleen Wilson led the 2 pace, winning in straight heats.
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Lexington
Ruth Dillon
Ped Cross
Lady Jones
Harry Banning
Locust Jack
Aijleen Wilson
Lady Isabel Wins After Unseating Jockey at Benning Track
Lady Isabel, ridden by Haynes, was unseated at the start when Euripides swerved into her path. He remounted and drove the filly to a remarkable rally, drawing up twenty lengths to win by a short head at Benning.
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Lady Isabel
Benning Track
Haynes
Euripides
Crimson captain's absence sways key game plan
Gil Browne shifts to left end and Crowley to right end as week starts. Burr exits, replaced by McGuire. Forchheimer shows speed and stronger interference in intense heat. The team anticipates an open game with developed forward pass and onside kick, hinging on leadership despite the captain's absence.
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Gil Browne
Crowley
Burr
McGuire
The
Crimson
Forchheimer
White
Cornell Football Tactics Preview for Colgate Clash
Ithaca notes signal practice and punt drills as Cornell prepares for Colgate, with a line change moving Cosgrove to left of center after Hatfris cannot play. Fordham set for a home tilt against Amherst while Princeton awaits. NYU and Trinity rivalry renewed in Hartford as Newins leads quarter, Gicort confident in a strong showing.
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O'Rourke
Wright
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Wheeer
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Jefferson Medical
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Scanlon
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Gargan
Geary
White
Coffey
Colin Ready to Sail with Horses Loaded for England
Whitney Keene and Duryea horses loaded on the Minnehaha to be shipped to England. Trainer Jack Joyner and assistants supervised the consignments including Stamina DeHrium Baby Wolf Bobbin Perseus Field Daisy Hillside and sixteen yearlings. Colin Ballot Priscillian Anteus among others targeted for export. Steamer sails at 11 this morning.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
England
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnehaha
John Huggins
Jimmy Rowe
Herman B. Duryea
James R. Keene
Stamina
DeHrium
Baby Wolf
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Perseus
Field Daisy
Hillside
Mr. Joyner
Priscillian
Anteus
Mr. Keene
Colin
Ballot
Wedding Tells
Melisande
Selectman
Suffragette
Duryea
Ren Ran
Mediant
Spectatress
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Hylas
Bayonet
Stokes
Regal Royal
English player Cassell reaches Hamilton final in tennis
Miss Clare Cassell of England defeated Miss Marie Wagner national indoor champion to reach the final against Miss Elizabeth H Moore for the Hamilton Grange trophy. Cassell used sharp line shots and a mystifying drop to prevail in 16-8 and 4-4 sets, while Wagner faltered late. Samuel A. Westfall advanced to the Kings County singles final by beating Joseph T. McMahon in straight sets. Robert Le Roy and Gustave F. Touchard won a first round New York doubles match over Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Richard H. Palmer 4-6 10-8 6-4.
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Clare Cassell
Hamilton Grange
Marie Wagner
May Sutton
Miss Cassell
Elizabeth H. Moore
Miss Wagner
Cassell
Samuel A. Westfall
Kings County
Westfall
Joseph T. McMahon
Crescent Athletic Club
Robert le Roy
Gustave F. Touchard
New York
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Richard H. Palmer
Belmont Park Fall Meeting Opens With Strong Field in Champion Steeplechase
The Westchester Racing Association opens at Belmont Park with August Belmont's Fair Play favored in the Belmont Park Autumn Weight for Age. Attention centers on the tenth Champion Steeplechase, three and a half miles, with top contenders Agent Coligny Waterspeed Sanctus and others in a strong, highly anticipated field.
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Belmont
Fair Play
Agent
Coligny
Ironside
Waterspeed
Sanctus
Animus
Miss Crawford
Juggler
H. Harris
Cary Sy
Grandpa Ae
Denier
Mark Gumberts
Malacca
White Plains
Rosefenton
Wise Mason
Waponoca
Kinyal
Rondack
Kiticreen
Arland
Connaught Ranger Sententious
Jonathan Master Robert
Foer
Moetitt
East River
Latieit
Inhertrance Estes Ates
Putgada
Frances Ray
Hill Top
Feehau
Silowance
Travers Beats Watson To Reach Morris County Golf Semi Finals
Jerome D Travers Montclair B T Allen Fox Hills Dudley H Barrows Plainfield and Fred Herreshoff Garden City advance in the Morris County Golf Club invitation. Travers defeats Watson 1 up after a tight match and both players push to the early greens with several swings separating the contenders.
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Montclair
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
Dudley H. Barrows
Plainfield
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Morris County Golf Club
Fred Thomas
Ransom H Thomas
G. C. Greenway
Yale
Thomas
Travers
Robert C. Watson
Westbrook
Watson
Trivers
Weavers
A. I. Swords
Morris County
H. J. Whigham
W. W. Pell
Canoe Breok
H. S. Stearns, Jr
Co. F. Watson
Baltusrol
H. McAlpin
W. ©. Shoup
Englewood
F. M. Bacon, Jr
W. R. Simons
Crescent A. C
W. Watson
Essex County
Swords
Macdonald
Frelinghuysen
Marcus
Pel
Mons
Shoup
Williams, Jr
Whigham
Granberry
Prown
McAlpin
Stearns
Racen
Foote
W. E. F. Moore
Canoe Brook
Post
E. Shippen
E. van Vieck
C. F. Watson
S H. Plum
Morris ©Ty
T. T. Reid
J. T. Adams
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Apawamis
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Tuxedo
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Curtis
Baseball Men Get Their C at Columbia
The varsity baseball squad was awarded to eleven men at Columbia yesterday including J. J. Young T. W. Hendrick F. E. Zimber F. H. Hayts W. M. Lee Jr E. H. Osterhout W. A. Kimbel G. C. Shafer E. G. Schmidt A. L. Miltenberger and A. A. Van Tine, manager.
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J. J. Young
T. W. Hendrick
F. E. Zimber
F. H. Hayts
W. M. Lee
E. H. Osterhout
W. A. Kimbel
G. C. Shafer
E. G. Schmidt
A. L. Miltenberger
A. A. van Tine
Morningstar Defeats Marcotte For Fourth Win In Row
Orlando Morningstar beat Arthur Marcotte at Daly's Academy last night by 0 to 148 in a fourth consecutive victory. Morningstar posted high runs of 74 and 61 with an average near 20. Marcotte delivered averages around 7 15 19 with top runs of 26 19 and 16.
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Arthur Marcotte
Daly's Academy
Morningstar
Marcotte
Peace With The A 4 U The Amateur Union and League Resolve Controversy
The Amateur Athletic Union and Military Athletic League ended a long dispute over Second Signal Corps Brooklyn players during a league meeting at the Sth Regiment armory. A committee will draft a rule to ban armory contests by non militia groups, with exceptions. Officers were reelected and several regiments attended, including the First Signal Corps and First Naval Reserve, Treasurer reporting a $5.4 balance.
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Military Athletic League
Second Signal Corps
Brooklyn
Sth Regiment
West Mth Street
William F. Morris
K Regiment
W. A. Turpin
13Th
du Bois
Huen
71St
Public School Athletic League
W. B. Hotchkin
W. A. Stokes
Thomas Huston
David Wilson
Field Artillery
N. B. Thurston
Buffalo
Tist
First Signal Corps
Naval Reserve
Sophomores Beat Freshmen In Columbia Interclass Game
Columbia's sophomore football team defeated the freshmen 6 to 0 on South Field in front of about 1,500 spectators. Grimm scored early on a 20 yard run after a fumble and a held ball call. The remaining time featured strong defense and penalties as neither side scored again.
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South Field
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Grima
Tee G . Palmer
Sinclair Grassi
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Wen Decevines da Couse
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Salsbury
Gray
Gugler
Cuec
Sean
Sanders Phillip
Ie i
Oakley
Lowe
Struthers Schlichting
Orr
Schlichting
J. J. Ryan
F. H
Cornell Men Get Their Letters For Varsity Crew and Baseball
At Ithaca October 16 the Cornell Athletic Council awarded varsity letters to crew rowers J A Clark Cox P Cox P Z Horton W Stone M Smith E A Stevens E H Clark W A Backus S Williams who rowed at Poughkeepsie last June and awarded the C in baseball to F Hielman J L Reiber C H Waston R K Caldwell W L Gable C W Fulton P H Cornwall F O Edling P Williams C V Lallay and W W Matchneer.
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Tribune
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell Athletic Council
Poughkeepsie
J. A.clark
P. Cox
P. Z. Horton
W. Stone
M. Smith
E. A. Stevens
E. H. Clark
W. A. Backus
S. Williams
F. Hielman
J. L. Reiber
C. H. Waston
R. K. Caldwell
W. L. Gable
C. W. Fulton
P. H. Cornwall
F. O. Edling
P. Williams
C. V. Lallay
W. W. Matchneer
Commercial High Loses At Soccer To Manual Training
The Manual Training soccer team defeated Commercial High School eleven at Commercial Field Brooklyn yesterday afternoon by 6 to 3. Bartlet scored twice in the first half from passes by Ida. Harding added a goal after the restart, with Lerat assisting from outside right.
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Commercial High School
Commercial Field
Brooklyn
Bartlett
Ida
Harding
Lerat
Kid McCoy Returns in Six Round Win Over Jim Stewart
A large crowd attended the National Athletic Club last night to watch Kid McCoy, who edged Jim Stewart in a six round bout marking his return to boxing after several years away. The crowd filled the arena as McCoy appeared to have the slight edge throughout the action.
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Jim Stewart
National Athletic Club
McCoy
Descendant of Captain Cook Identified in Bowery Gas Death
The body found dead from gas poisoning in the Kenwood Hotel on the Bowery was identified as Harry McAllister, a former Philadelphia resident and later a Herald Square Hotel guest. He left letters showing former wealth but was in reduced circumstances at death. relatives in Philadelphia were notified.
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Bowery
Harry McAllister
Philadelphia
Herald Square
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New York
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May Hold Gardiner In Contempt
The Tribune reports that Asa B. Gardiner of New York may face contempt of the United States Court in Pittsburgh if he argues Harry K. Thaw’s case there without Thaw present. U.S. Commissioner William T. Lindsay notes Gardiner may already be ordered to bring Thaw.
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Asa B. Gardiner
New York
Harry K. Thaw
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Gardiner
Unitedd States
William T. Lindsay
Thaw Must Pay Alienist Fee in Appellate Decision
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Harry K. Thaw must pay a disputed bill for alienist services by Dr. Charles L. Dana, former NY Academy of Medicine president. Judgment by default in City Court awarded Dana $1.50 costs. Thaw's mother Mrs. Mary Thaw was made a party to the suit.
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Charles L. Dana
New York Academy of Medicine
Harry Thaw
Mary ©. Thaw
Dana
Adirondack Forest Fires Reported Near Stony Wold and Lake Placid
Reports of renewed forest fires reached the State Forest Fish and Game Commission from Albany on October 14. A telephone message said a fire about two miles from Stony Wold Sanatorium may burn land owned by International Paper. A second fire was reported near Lake Placid.
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State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
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International Paper Company
Lake Placid
Hearst Served in Slander Suit at Omaha Station
William R. Hearst faced a $600,000 libel suit from Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell in Douglas County Nebraska after a deputy sheriff served papers in a midnight stateroom door breach aboard the Union Pacific train. Hearst described the incident and warned the governor of election timing as he prepared further travel plans and possible responses before November.
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New York
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Oklahoma
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Neb
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Hearst
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Bryan
Haskell
Haskell Bass
Chicago Examiner
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Hearst to Speak at Cooper Union Tonight
William Randolph Hearst returns to address the Independence party at Cooper Union. Washington Coles of Massachusetts will chair. Speakers include John Temple Graves Clarence J. Shearn George B. Holbert Frank H. Stevens William A. De Ford M W Howard Alabama’s congress nominee Dr William I Sirovich and Colonel John T Martilty Alabama nominee for Congress.
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Independence Party
Cooper Union
Washington Coles
Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Clarence J. Shearn
George B. Holbert
Alabama
Frank H. Stevens
William A. de Ford
M W. Howard
Congress
Wiliam I. Sirovich
John T. Martilty
Tunnel workers get time to vote announced by chief engineer
Chief Engineer Charles M. Jacobs of the Hudson Tunnel system said on Election Day about three thousand workers toking the tunnel project will receive an extra two hours off their shifts to vote. The shifts run day and night to keep on schedule for trains to run through all tubes by next summer.
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Charles M. Jacobs
Hudsom
New York
New Jersey
Morristown Man Dies After Nitrous Oxide Dental Visit
George Halelett Quayle, 56, of Morristown, N J, died from heart disease while under nitrous oxide gas given by Dr James F Hasbrouck at 62 West 38th Street. Coroner reports prompt medical response. wife present, he had long heart trouble, rheumatism, and could not work as an accountant. Survived by wife, son, and daughter. brother of former Mayor Edward A Quayle.
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Morristown
N. J
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West 38Th Street
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Dooley
Hasbroud
George Halelett Quayle
Edward A. Quayle
Gentleman’s Fast Runabout Sale Ad
An ad notes a seven passenger runabout boat with a 4 cylinder engine, a 23 mph demonstration, suitable for use in the South, and immediate New York delivery. The listing cites model details and directs inquiries to Q&apamm G, Box 33, Mbune Office.
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KF RM Sale
Gntleman
New York
Q&apamm G
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