College gridiron action across East today
Midweek football lineup features Princeton Fordham in a key test and Annapolis Navy facing Maryland. Yale reshuffles including Goebel to guard and Burch watching practice as Coy assumes captaincy. Harvard scrimmage shows weak defense against heavy scrub backs while Princeton scrimmages with both varsity and scrub players amid signal practice and injuries.
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Princeton
Yale
Fordham
Bronx
Ambherst
Tigers
Annapolis
Naval Academy
University of Maryland
Middies
Harvard
Exeter
New Haven
N. J
Ellsworth
Ume
Bard
McCrohan
Fiegenspan
Cunningham
Dillon
Cambridge
Mass
Gilbert
Fish
McKay
McGuire
Burr
Navy
Cutler
uaneNee
Crowley
White
Corbett
Varsity
Rector Will Not Retire as Virginia Track Leader
Charlottesville dispatch reports there is no truth to claims of James A. Rector retiring from track. Rector will again coach Virginia during the coming season as negotiations proceed for dual meets with Princeton and other colleges.
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Charlottesville
James A. Rector
Virginia Flyer
Rector
Virginia
Princeton
Remons and Casamajor Capture Brooklyn Lawn doubles crown
In the final round for the doubles championship John C. Remons and Robert Casamajor defeated last year’s champions W. L. Pate and F. H. Sanborn in straight sets to win the title. In the consolation singles A. E. Burchard beat Weston Williams 6 1 4
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Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
John C. Remons
Robert Casamajor
W. L. Pate
F. H. Sanborn
A. E. Burchard
Weston Willams
Indoor skating season opens at St Nicolas Rink on October 31
The indoor skating season begins this winter at the St Nicholas Rink on West street with improvements completed. All principal hockey teams in the amateur and intercollegiate leagues will play there, continuing a practice of several seasons.
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St. Nichoas
Westth Street
Intercity Trotting on Speedway Matinee Race
The Speedway hosts an intercity trotting and pacing matinee featuring top New York light harness horses racing four half mile events against rivals from Boston and Philadelphia. The best two of three format will decide the meet.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Adam the horse nets big price in France sale
Andrew Miller of Newcastle Stable reports Adam sold in France for 8000 dollars at Empire City track. He notes Adam cost 65000 then and claims stud fees reached 27000 while 60 weanlings sold for 9000. Millstream Stud holds eight more weanlings and four mares tied to the stallion, with a total sale value around 97400 for the mares. Horses shipped abroad due to racing unrest here.
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Andrew Miller
Newcastle
Millstream
Adam
France
Empire City
Tom Welsh
Welsh
Miller
Jockeys Questioned Over Belmont Park Race
Following Belmont Club chairmanship remarks that Fair Play was not beaten on merit, stewards opened an investigation at Windsor Arcade. Jockey Lee and Notter, rider of Frank Gill, were questioned. Notter was asked to return for further hearing. No formal statement was issued by press time.
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August Belmont
Jockey Club
Fair Play
Belmont Park
J. L. McGinnis
Frank Gill
Windsor Arcade
Lee
Notter
Latonia Jockey Club License Revoked In Kentucky
Lexington, Oct 20 The Kentucky State Racing Commission revoked the Latonia Jockey Club license during the fall meeting for violating commission rules by avoiding pari mutuel machines and returning to old style bookmakers. Manager John Hachmeister said the club will fight, predicting an injunction and a long court battle that could end racing in the state.
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Lexington
Latonia Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
John Hachmeister
Commission
Ryall Sets Speed Record in Vanderbilt Cup Practice
James B. Ryall in the Matheson car broke the Vanderbilt Cup 23.45 mile course record with a 21 minute run, averaging 67 mph, on his first day with the racer. New lap times by Florida, Keene, Luttgen, Robertson, and others are noted as cars practice ahead of the event. Parking arrangements for race days are outlined by the Vanderbilt Cup Commission with three classes and ticket details.
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James B. Ryall
Matheson
Herbert Lytle
Isotta
Ryall
Ryan
Jim Florida
Harry Payne Whitney
Pouget
Foxhail P. Keene
Mercedes
Luttgen
William K. Vanderbilt
George Robertson
Knox
Dennison
Bourque
Acme
Cyrus Petschke
Thomas
Lewis Strang
Garden City
Hicksville
Long Island
Father McLaughlin
St. Ann's Church
Hoboken
Hicksville Plains
Vanderbilt Cup Commission
Grandstand
Parkway
Fifth Avenue
MISS PHIPPS PUT OUT IN GOLF AT CHEVY CHASE EVENT
The report covers a women’s national golf championship round at Chevy Chase where top players including Miss Margaret Curtis and Miss Fanny C. Osgood advance. Notable results include Miss Curtis defeating Miss Anita Phipps 3 up and 2 to play and Miss Bishop beating Miss Dorothy Robinson 5 up and 3 to play amid a field with Massachusetts and Philadelphia survivors.
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Tribune
Washington
Margaret Curtis
Boston
Georgiana Bishop
Brooklawn
Harriet Curtis
Fanny C. Osgood
Brookline
Mary B
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Miss Curtis
Miss Phipps
Miss Bishop
Dorothy Robinson
Rochester
Polhemus
G. H. Converse
Caleb F. Fox
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Porter
Fox
Miss Griscom
M. W. Phelps
the Country Club
James E. Kinney
Richmond
Bestounty
Mollie Adams
Wollaston
Grace Keyes
Concord
Georgiana
Bishop
Rochester Country Club
Margaret Curtin
Essex Country
Springfield Country Club
Oakley
Fanny
Osgood
Grace Semple
St. Louis
T. H. Pothemus
Richmond County
George H. Converse
Brae Burn
Co. M. Work
Huntington County
Motor boat sport to be run by American club
S M Butler of the Automobile Club of America announced a cable from the International Association of Yachting Automobile naming the AAC as its representative in America. The move gives the club governing authority over international motor boat races in the United States and aims to establish uniform rules for races nationwide. The motor boat division, led by Dave Hennen Morris, will coordinate with more than four hundred yachtsmen including Lord Northcliffe Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt William K. Vanderbilt Jr. and J. H. Flag, among others.
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S. M. Butler
Automobile Club of America
International Association of Yachting Automobile
Yacht Clubs
Automobile Clubs
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
America
Thal International Motor Boat Races
Dave Hennen Morris
Dieppe
United States
Lord Northcliffe
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Frederick G. Bourne
Wilson Marshall
J. Adolph Mollenhauer
Elbridge T Gerry
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Arthur C. Bostwick
C. Oliver Iselin
Harry Payne Whitney
Lewis Nixon
Edwin D. Morgan
Charles G. Gates
R. A. C. Smith
Dr. W. Seward Webb
F. Plant
C. K. G. Billings
J. H. Flag
Rumors Of Triple Wedding On Floating Hotel
Reports from the Jacob Stamler floating hotel at Sedgwick Street and the East River describe a planned triple wedding next month. Miss Anna Burkhardt says she is already married to Thomas Young, while husband Brewster, N. Y. resident, awaits home. Bessie Scone and H F Keenan were said to wed within a fortnight, but confirmation was lacking. Owner Arbuckle plans $100 gifts to each couple.
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Jacob Stamler
Sedgwick Street
East River
Anna Burkhardt
Thomas Young
21St Street Pier
Manhattan
Deep Sea Hotel
Mr. Arbuckle
New Rules for Power Boats Hour Meeting at Waldorf Astoria
James S. Clarkson, Surveyor of the Port of New York, will attend a crucial American Power Boat Association meeting at the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow night to seek member views on proposed rule amendments including Rule X guiding challenges for the Gold Challenge Cup won by Dixie IH this year.
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James S. Clarkson
New York
American Power Boat Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Clarkson
North America
Dixie IH
Automobiles Follow the Hounds at Meadow Brook Hunt
In Hempstead Long Island a Meadow Brook Hunt Club run drew about thirty automobiles with no carriages. One rider Mrs Gordon Hughes tumbled at a fence but was unhurt and finished with the field alongside Mrs Frederick Swift Harry S Page Henry Godfrey Beverley Robinson Malcolm Stevenson Rene La Montagne H V Bell and H M Earle. A prior request to ban automobiles to protect horses is noted as outdated.
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Rene la Montagne
H. V. Bell
H. M. Earle
Chicago Cubs rout Detroit in Terre Haute exhibition game
In Terre Haute on October 20 a large crowd watched the Chicago National League club defeat the Detroit American League team 7 to 1. Brown received a silver service from Terre Haute fans, honoring his home city. Cobb of Detroit led with four singles in four at bats. Batteries Brown Overall and Marshall for Chicago. Mullen Willets and Thomas for Detroit.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
Brown
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
RH. E
Renee Assha Way
Overall
Marshall
Mullen
Willets
Thomas
Holloway Brothers to Sell Stables After Madison Square Show
Sidney Holloway and Harry Holloway, longtime figures in horse show circles, announced they will sell their stables immediately after the upcoming horse show at Madison Square Garden next month.
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Sidney Holloway
Harry Holloway
Madison Square Garden
Saved from Burial Alive in Ellis Kansas
A doctor who doubted the death of Mrs. Thomas Chapman prevented her burial. The 60 year old woman, thought to have died from heart disease, was revived after being removed from the coffin. She is expected to recover.
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Ellis
Kan
Thomas Chapman
Two Men Believed Drowned Off Rockport
The 35 foot auxiliary geodene boat found submerged off Rockport Mass today likely holds Charles W. Johnson and Henry Lee of Beachmont who left for Portland last night. Captain Johnson owned the boat and fished. A suitcase with Henry Leo’s card was found aboard. No word from either man at their homes.
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Boston
Rockport
Mass
Charles W. Johnson
Henry Lee
Beachmont
Portland
Johnson
Henry Leo
Peart Avenue
Captain Johnson
Leo
Torday
Buffalo Has $300000 Fire Blackens Main block
A major blaze in Buffalo tonight caused about 300000 in damage to a business block bounded by Main Washington North Division and South Division streets. The fire started in A C Bidwell s wallpaper shop on Washington street and spread through to Main street as smoke and flames poured from the roof before the first engine arrived. Fire crews fought back flames with twenty nine engines and flooded every basement, sparing the block from total destruction.
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Buffalo
Main
Washington
North Division
South Division Streets
Washington Street
A. C. Bidwell
Bidwell
Main Street
Waynesburg Bank Failure Probed by Justice Dept Officials
The Department of Justice sent E. W. Lawrence and Stanley W. Finch to Waynesburg Pennsylvania to probe the Farmers and Drovers National Bank collapse. They confer with U S District Attorney Dunkle as depositors press for prompt prosecution of former cashier J B F Reinhard.
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Pittsburg
Stanley W. Finch
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Dunkle
National Bank of
Waynesburg
Bonaparte
E. W. Lawrence
Penn
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank
J. B. F. Reinhard
Roosevelt
Department
Perry Belmont Fights Fire at Hempstead Home
Fire broke out last night in August Belmont's Hempstead Long Island home during a local opera performance. Perry Belmont O W Bird and Miss Tiffany were seated near a fireplace when smoke appeared from between the chimney and ceiling. Grooms helped pour water down the chimney without effect until Chief Benett arrived and cut a ceiling hole to reach smoldering beams. The blaze was extinguished by a hand extinguisher and water, with damage around 200 dollars, mainly from water used before the volunteers arrived.
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Belmont
Hempstead
Long Island
Perry Belmont
O. W. Bird
Miss Tiffany
Frederick Benett
Harriman Elected to St. Joseph & Grand Island Board
E H Harriman was elected to succeed W T Van Brunt on the directorate of the St Joseph and Grand Island Railway. Van Brunt resigned recently as president after an alleged difference of opinion with Harriman. Directors will meet about November 1 to elect a president. any board member is eligible.
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the Tribune
St. Joseph
H. Harriman
W. T. van Brunt
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway
van Brunt
Road
Harriman
Pittsburg Fender Tests Open With Public Streetcar Fenders
The New York Public Service Commission led by Chairman Willcox opens a two week public test of streetcar fenders and wheel guards at Pitcairn on a Westinghouse supplied mile track. seventy two tests are planned per fender with sixty different fenders represented attracting observers from across the country. Rumor says human beings may be used in trials.
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Pittsburg
Tribune
New York Public Service Commission
Willcox
Pitcairn
Westinghouse Electric Company
Thaw to Stay Here as Writ Dismissed in Pittsburgh
Federal Judge James Young quashed the writ seeking Harry K Thaw to testify in Dr Wilson bankruptcy proceedings in Pittsburg. Thaw remains confined at Matteawan. deposition could be taken there if needed. Thaw’s counsel plans an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Pittsburg
Archhbald
Scranton
Lamb c
New York State Hospital
Matteawan
Harry K. Thaw
United States
James Young
Thaw
Bartletts
United States Court
Dr. Wilson
Arbuckle Fleet Sails To Aid United States Cruiser Yankee
The first two vessels of John Arbuckle’s wrecking flotilla sailed from Brookling yesterday after an 18 hour windstorm delay. The fleet includes the wrecking steamer Hielen Field tugboats McAllister Brothers John Harlan North America the wrecking derrick Lottie and Rose, commanded by Captain Jim McAllister. Wiliam Wotherspoon handles the wrecking apparatus on the Yankee. Arbuckle, at 05 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, now in Newport, envisions air compressors and watertight hatches enabling rapid hull repairs to save tonnage in war and peace.
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John Arbuckle
United States
Yankee
Brooking
MccAllister
McAllister Brothers
John Harlan
North America
Hielen Field
Lottie
Rose
Brooklyn Officers Found Guilty and Dismissed
William Thompson and Vance G Lavender of Fort Hamilton police precinct Brooklyn were found guilty of an unjustified arrest in the Grace Cullen Shore Road attack case. Deputy Police Commissioner Baker ordered their dismissal yesterday. Cullen and Edward J Morrisey alleged the officers followed them on Shore Road and arrested Morrisey for no reason after which Cullen said she was attacked. The officers claimed they acted to protect property from alleged trespass by the couple.
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Lane
Winslow
Yonkers
Empire City
W. Roberts
Justice Bischoff
James Russell Soley
Empire City Racing Association
Pinkertoons
Spooner
Notasulga
Squire
Arusee
Arasee
Gowan
King Cobalt
Monfort
Notter
Gretna Green
Burgher
Whitney
Burgomaster
Black Mary
Dolly Spanker
Beauclerc
Son
Salvator
Saylor
Sumter
Royal Captive
McCarthy
Killcreen
William Thompson
Vance G. Lavender
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Grace Cullen
Shore Road
Baker
Miss Cullen
Edward J. Morrisey
Bay Ridge
Morrisey
Luerssen Ordered Dismissed From Police Force
Carl H. Luerssen Brooklyn police officer was dismissed by Deputy Commissioner Baker after a trial on a charge of assault and extortion arising from a past incident with an Italian. He argued that no witnesses were present. If Commissioner Bingham does not overturn the ruling, he will not face trial for violating the rule against liquor business by a police officer.
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Carl H. Luerssen
Brooklyn
Baker
Asault
Luerssen
Bingham
State Health Commissioner Seeks Patchogue Cooperation
Dr. Eugene H. Porter, state health commissioner, sent a representative to Patchogue Long Island yesterday to ensure quarantine and general vaccination requirements are followed. He expressed confidence local authorities would cooperate to prevent a smallpox outbreak and said drastic measures would be avoided unless necessary.
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Eugene H. Porter
Patchogue
Long Island
Pateaogue
Porter
Lytton Breaks Shoulder Blade In Training Accident
George Lytton millionaire secretary of the Tinais A retic Club fractured his shoulder blade tonight during wrestling practice for a proposed boxing match with Anthony J. Drexel-Biddle of Philadelphia. Lytton had agreed to meet Biddle for the amateur U S championship and had been training for several weeks. Biddle, also a millionaire, had gained prominence months ago in a bout with Philadelphia Jack O Brien.
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Chicago
George Lytton
Tinais Aretic Club
Anthony J. Drexel-Biddle
Philadelphia
United States
Lytten
Biddle
Jack” O' Brien
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