College gridiron chaos unsettles Harvard Princeton Penn teams
Rival big four hopefuls stumble as Navy Syracuse and Carlisle win ties or upend expectations. Yale, Cornell, and Princeton show fighting spirit and squad development while schedules sharpen for Army and Brown matchups amid injuries and lineup shifts.
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Big Four
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Navy
Syracuse
Carlisle Indians
Crimson
Annapolis
Tigers
Yale
Carlisle
Vanderbilt Cup Triumph by American Car Stuns Racing World
Robertson wins the Vanderbilt Cup in an American car as European machines are defeated. The race at Motor Park amid harsh weather is praised for safety with no injuries, though crowds breached the course. Strangely, Lewis Strang suffers mechanical trouble and two Matheson cars suffer accidents, while the crowd and sport endure a tense, international showcase.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Europe
Robertson
Truir
France
Germany
Lytle
Isotta
Heath
American Automobile Association
Savannah
America
Lewis Strang
Matheson
Chevrolet
Ryan
Aralm
Parkway
Newark Athletic Association holds its first fall games at Olympic Park
The Newark Athletic Association opened a nine event program at Olympic Park Newark attracting Olympic point winners. Gissing failed to appear. Walther s NYAC won the 26 yard handicap with Sheppard (N Y A C) close behind Edwards (NYAC) edged Sheppard by two yards. Gillies NYAC won the hammer with 170 ft 3 in. Adams NYAC won the discus handicap.
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Newark Athletic Association
Olympic Park
Newark
Melvin W. Sheppard
C. Walthers
New York Athletic Club
Sheppard
W. C. Robbins
Robbins
John Daly
Tom Collins
Daly
al Raines
New West Side Athletic Club
J. P. Gillies
John Flanagan
Matt McGrath
P Gillies
Robert Edgren
B. F. Sherman
Platt Atoms
NY. A.C
E. Esthumots
NS. W
A. C
Track comeback eyed after Yonkers meeting loss
Mr. Butler absorbed a financial setback at Yonkers last week yet gained new followers in the sport. The note hints racing may again rise to the prominence it held when the current season opened, with Butler’s network potentially aiding a revival.
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Butler
Yonkers
Herbert
Speedway Proves Mecca for Fast Pacing Showdown
Crowds flocked to the Speedway as new stars emerged in brisk morning drives. Mary Master outran Admiral Red, Princess Helen fell to Invincible Mary Master, and Zealous with Klamath Maid beat Claus Bohling’s A G D and Kingmond. Coast Makne, Who Knows, and Madam Direct posted strong performances while Donato and Lizzie Pandit split brushes.
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Speedway
J. Mallett
Mary Master
T. B.leahy
Sidewalk Brigade
Mary
Admiral Red
Princess Helen
A. J. Nolan
Albany
F. R. Bain
Zealous
Claus Bohling
Kingmond
Zeaious
Klamath Maid
Mr. Bohling
James A. Murphy
Coast Makne
T. B. Leahy
Coast Marie
DeWitt C. Flanagan
Charlies Weiland
Dr. Chase
Solstone
Bessie Pandit
Kate Nelson
E. W. Knapp
Harry L. Toplitz
Judge Boardman
M. C. Reynolds
Annie F
Oetlinger
Belle Gibson
Hugh C. Riley
Lucy
John Wegman
Christopher Hackett
Sally A. M. C. Reynolds
Peter Heiperhausen
Lemon Girl
Pimlico Entries For Today Race Cards
Pimlico card lists winners and weights for today’s six races. First race features two year olds at five and a half furlongs with Spanish Prince and Elizabeth Sweeney among the entries. Second race shows selling for three year olds and up over a mile and forty yards with Debarge and Lady pera among runners. Third race Merchants Handicap for three year olds and up at six furlongs includes Youthful and Sugar Pine. Fourth race steepsteppish for three year olds about two miles with Profit and Ben Cole. Fifth race Rennert stakes for two year olds at a furlong and a half. Sixth race Heim features Flore and Ruthby among entrants.
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Spanish Prince
Brighton Jack
Hurlock
Stelle of the Ball
Maxim Gun
Demetrius
Great Jubilee
Brown Tony
Elizabeth Sweeney
Bonnie Kelso
Grania
George W. Lebolt
Debarge
Lady Pera
Caetlewood
Minot
Queen of the Hills
Placksheep
Mise
Youthful
Sugar Pine
Feder
Stargowan
Horace E
Botanist
Herkeley
Profit
Ben Cole
Reginald
Getopia
Student King
Rennert
Babbie
Tasley
Hanonia
Alan de Vales
Raymon
Demetrios
Princeton Football Prospects Weigh In On Players
A longtime scout assesses Princeton football players including Clarke, Waller, Mac Fadyen, Siegling, Booth, Dowd, Welsh, Bredemus, and backs like Tibbett Read Coxe Cunningham Bishop McCrohan, and QB Eddie Dillon. He highlights strengths, weaknesses at ends, and possible lineup choices for the Yale game.
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Clarke
Waller
MacFadyen
Exeter
Siegling
Lawrenceville
Booth
Yale
Princeton
Dowd
Welsh
Bredemus
Tibbett
Read
Coxe
Cunningham
Bishop
McCrohan
Tibbott
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Michigan
Merle-Smith
Eddie Dillon
Syracuse
Herbert
Yale End Burch Out Kilpatrick Hurt Endes Season
Yale reports tree end injuries in the Washington and Jefferson game. Kilpatrick suffers a severely bruised knee and will miss the Princeton game at least. Tony Haines to start, Hinkey arrives to aid coaching, Tad Jones arrives from Princeton. Hobbs Andrus limited, Coy overtrained, coaching staff unsettled about lineup for upcoming championship games in three weeks.
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Princeton
Tigers
Syracuse
Yale
Dillon
Pennsylvania
Indians
Pauxt
Kennath
Cornell
Michigan
Washington
Jefferson
Wheaton
Daly
Brides
Philbin
Vermont
Ithacans
Brown
Lafayette
MecCaa
Easton
West Point
Colgate
Navy
Goebel
Andrus
Hobbs
Kilpatrick
Naedele
Logan
Rureh
Biddle
Lilly
Ike Cooney
Murphy
Day
Burke
Harvard
the Tribune
New Haven
Burch
John Kilpatrick
Tony Haines
Frank
Coy
Kramer Wins National Professional Middle Distance Title
Frank Kramer won the United States professional middle distance championship at the Vailsburg track in Newark in a dramatic finish. From thirty-one starters on an eight to twenty-four mile race, Joe Fogler led the final circuit before Kramer surged to win by about two inches with Fogler second and MacFarland third.
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Frank Kramer
United States
Vailsburg
Newark
Atlantic
Vanoni
Devanovitch
Moran
Joe Fogler
MacFarland
Kramer
John Bedell
Fogler
More Golf for Women on Three Day Wilmington Tour
Leading women golfers press on after Huntingdon Valley and Chevy Chase events. They begin a three day invitational at Wilmington Country Club facing a prominent host. A local one day Fox Hills event features Mrs Charles T Stout Miss Julie R Mix Mrs Elizabeth Hurry and Mrs L W Callan. The Atlantic City tournament in November may be the final North event of the season with Lakewood undecided and Thanksgiving week as a likely date.
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Kate Harley
Fail River
America
Chevy Chase
Miss Harley
Wheaton
Marion
Eastern Golf Association
Miss Herley
Mary B. Adams
Margaret Curtis
T. H. Polhemus
Richmond County Country Club
Polhemus
Philadelphia
United States Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley
Wilmington Country Club
Wilmington Club
Fox Hills
Charles T. Stout
Richmond County
Julie R. Mix
Elizabeth Hurry
L. W. Callan
Englewood
Essex County
Ballusrol
Hackensack
Yountakah
Plainfield
Apawamis
Wykagyl
Dunwoodie
Atlantic City
Country Club of
Lakewood
Mc Grathian Stud To Be Sold At Auction In Kentucky
The largest thoroughbred disposal sale in Kentucky history is planned this week in Lexington. The Mc Grathiana stud, founded by the late Price Mc Grath and now owned by Milton Young, a State Racing Commission member, will be auctioned. Nearly six hundred horses including stallions, brood mares, and youngsters go to market as Young cites unprofitable breeding under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
England
California
the Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky
Mc Grathienn Stud
Price Mc Grath
Milton Young
State Racing Commission
Colonel Young
Crowd Attends St. John's Lyceum Benefit Games
A large crowd gathered at Carsey's Union Park yesterday afternoon for the St. John's Lyceum benefit. The program featured running races, Gaelic football, and other sports, drawing community support and spirited participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lyceum
Carsey’s Union Park
New Bridle Path Opens in Central Park
A new bridle path was opened in Central Park yesterday, connecting the entrance at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue to the main west path, expanding riding access in the park.
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Central Park
42D Street
Eighth Avenue
OF Interest to Women by Julia Harris May
Inspirational couplet style note urging women to persevere through life. Encourages living in sunshine, walking forward, and facing winter with gratitude. Short, reflective motivational voice attributed to Julia Harris May.
Tribune Sunshine Society address and payment guidance
All mail for the T. S. 8. should go to the Tribune Sunshine 50- Sciery Tribune Building New York City. The Sunshine Society warns it has no connection with other Sunshine organizations and payments should be made to the Tribune Sunshine Society.
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Tribune Sunshine
Sciery
Tribune
Sunshine and Local Donations For Emergency Fund
A Manhattan resident now in Maine sends a 25 dollar check for the emergency fund. Mrs. Potter of Long Island contributes 25 dollars for emergencies. E E T of Long Island gives to Dr. Grenfell's Labrador mission. S M P of Riverside Drive contributes 2 dollars toward taxes on a home of two aged sisters. Miss A S Bagley of Norway Maine donates 1 dollar for expressage and 2.5 cents for small need. Mrs. Cornell 1 dollar for October dues. Mrs. W T Collins of Rhode Island gives 30 cents for a badge. A Friend donates 30 cents for emergency fund. M D H 8 contributes for particularly needy cases. Mrs. O F Winter gives 1 dollar for a sick girl in Florida.
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Manhattan
Maine
Potter
Long Island
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
S M. P
Riverside Drive
A. S. Bagley
Norway
Sunshine Society meeting in New Haven October 28
Mrs W A Granville state president announces a semi annual meeting program in New Haven with Rev W D Mossman Governor Woodruff and John Gunshanan among speakers. Miss Markham to discuss care of consumptives. Change of venue to City Mission Building auditorium. NY travelers urged to take 9 12 train to reach New Haven by 11 15.
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W. A. Granville
Connecticut
New Haven
Young Men's Republican Club
City Mission
Orange Street
New York
Grand Central Station
Bahamas hurricane relief appeal from Mrs Mostyn
Bahama Islands branch president Mrs Henry Mostyn describes the October hurricane devastation in Nassau and surrounding islands. She appeals for Sunshine help with clothing and basic needs for the destitute, urging donations of light garments and fabric remnants for the out islands where sponge divers live.
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Henry Mostyn
Bahama Islands
States
Nassau
Mostyn
Bahamas
General Office
Ward Line
Seventy Bound Volumes Sent by Colorado Travelling Library
The president reports a splendid box of seventy bound volumes arrived by freight. The gift aims to bring joy and sunshine to mountain ranch communities, whose lonely, desolate lives are often unseen until touched by this outreach.
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The
Colorado Travelling Library Association
T S
Tribute to volunteers from Colorado travel library commission
The Colorado Travel and Library Commission thanks the Tribune Lane Sun shine Society for its nanoshift and ongoing interest in this work. Mrs Julia V. Weller signs off cordially, noting eighteen applications on file and two boxes in circulation.
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Colorado Travel and Linge Library Commission
Tribune Lane Sunshine Society
Julia V. Weller
Losing Eyesight in Clinots Resident Confined to Bed
An invalid Clinots resident, bedridden for years, loses sight further as cataracts darken both eyes. A month of Sunshine-funded treatment failed to show improvement after doctors warned extended care would be needed. She sustains herself with oil and cannot read, though cared for by a boy who serves her daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinots
Jung
Terrace City Yonkers Social Meeting Planned at Belknap Home
The Terrace City branch of Yonkers New York invites members to its first social gathering at Mrs Ethelbert Belknap’s home after a gathering at Mrs Alexander Saunders on Warburton Avenue. Music and entertainment are promised for a thoroughly good time.
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Terrace City Branch
Yonkers
N. Y
Alexander Saunders
Warburton Avenue
Ethelbert Belknap
Mrs Anna Phillips Moves to Juliaetta Idaho
Mrs Anna Phillips relocates from Troy to Juliaetta and continues neighborhood work. She subscribes to a good paper to cheer an invalid, lends five bound books to youth, and gives to a mountain missionary aiding anti Mormon efforts. Her daily acts of kindness to neighbors show personal service as sunshine.
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Anna Phillips
Troy
Juliaetta
Idaho
Charity Notes From Danbury and Hartford Area
Mrs Hall of Danbury will send her initiation fee to the Sunshine columns for Mrs Mary Morton of Wethersfield and later contribute to a girl. The No 11 branch president furnished a bed and spring for a West Side basement family, and Miss M gave a similar gift to an East Side family whose children sleep on the floor.
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M. Hall
Danbury
Conn
Sunshine
Mary Morton
Wethersfield, Conn
West Side
Miss M
East Side
Brooklyn Young Worker Dies After Arizona Illness
Mr. Little, a young Brooklyn workingman with consumption, died early this month after being sent to Arizona last year for treatment. An attempt to bring him home failed due to extreme heat. Funds raised for return were used for his board. He had been moved to St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix a few weeks before his death for comfort.
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Mr. Little
Arizona
Brooklyn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix
Gifts Arrive From Various Donors For Local Charity Drive
A large trunk of children's clothing is received from Mrs. Godfrey of Bridgeport Conn with men's wear shoes and women's coats from W. J. C. A warm winter coat arrives from Mrs. Hickok of Westfield N J Souvenir postals from Miss Morris magazines from GHL and papers from Southeld Long Island Universalist Church Unfinished fancy work and silks without a name unfinished quilt work from Mrs J Smith religious reading matter with no name silk quilt pieces from M W D Gloversville and silk pin balls needlebooks and cards from Mrs Annie L Mahler Chelan Wash are among the items donated for the local charity drive.
Blackwell and Sherwood Wed Quietly in Westport Church
Miss Florabel Sherwood of this city wed Wilson Hunt Blackwell at Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity in Westport Connecticut. Illness in the family prompted a very quiet ceremony with only close relatives present. The bride wore pink chiffon broadcloth with ostrich plumes and a diamond brooch given by the groom. Best man Carroll Smith of New York. The couple will reside here.
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Florabel Sherwood
Carroll Smith
New York
Mrs. Blackwell
City
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T. Clancy
X. A A
CC. Taylor
William Frees
W. A C
RT. Hawards
N. A
W. ¢. Robbins
Alfred Raines
N. W
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Pimlico
YALES
Wilmington
M'Grathiana
Julia Harris May
Blackwell—Sherwood
Cafe Martin
Cafe Lafayette
Martin
University Pl
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N.Y. Trans Co
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Cafe Boulevard
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Tateane Orchestri
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Sea Deane Cafe
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Xse Moretti
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Inside Inn
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