College gridiron turmoil hits great teams in costly ties
Harvard Princeton and Pennsylvania saw ties against Navy Syracuse and Carlisle Indians reflecting shifts in power on the gridiron. Navy's win chances rose with Harvard's inexperienced lineup and Princeton's stubborn defense while Pennsylvania misses key backs. Yale and Cornell also played unevenly as schedules press toward big matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Navy
Syracuse
Carlisle Indians
Crimson
Annapolis
Tigers
Yale
Carlisle
West Point
Brown
Cambridge
Army
Providence
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New Haven
Cornet
Vanderbilt Cup Triumph Shows American Car Dominance
Robertson wins the Vanderbilt Cup on Long Island, defeating top European machines as American auto makers prove their prowess. The race set a best in speed under tough weather conditions, with near-misses in the final laps and strong showings from Isotta and other contenders, while safety kept crowds off the course and no major injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Europe
Robertson
Trair
France
Germany
New
Motor Parkway
Gsturéay
Lytle
Isotta
I Ghell
Heath
American Automobile Association
Long Island
Savannah
America
Track made over for next season
Mr. Butler lost money at the Yonkers meeting last week but gained followers among racing fans. This may help him in years to come if the sport is rebuilt to the level it held when the season began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
England
California
Butler
Yonkers
Herbert
Speedway Proves Mecca for Fast Pacing Action
Speedways drew crowds yesterday as new stars boosted brisk racing in rain softened conditions. Mary Master led and defeated Admiral Red, while Zealous and Klamath Maid outpaced Claus Bohling’s A G D and Kingmond. Coast Maine clashed with Who Knows, with Who Knows winning the second heat. Domestic rivals like Kinstress and Dr Chase fought hard, and Madam Direct impressed by winning several brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
J. Mallett
Mary Master
T. B. Leahy
Sidewalk Brigade
Mary
Admiral Red
Princess Helen
A. 3. Nolan
Albany
F. R. Bain
Zealous
Claus Bohling
Kingmond
Klamath Maid
Mr. Bohling
James A. Murphy
Coast Maine
Who Knows
Coast Marie
DeWitt C. Flanagan
Charles Weiland
Dr. Chase
Mr. Flanagan
T. W. Bassett
Madam Direct
George Huber
Bessie Pandit
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
Thomas G. Hind
Solstone
E. W. Knapp
Harry L. Toplitz
Judge Boardman
M. C. Reynolds
Annie F
Mr. Oetlinger
Belle Gibson
Hugh C. Riley
Lucy
John Wegman
Christopher Hackett
Sally A. M. C. Reynolds
Peter Heiperhausen
Lemon Girl
Newark Athletic Meet Opens With Olympic Stars At Park
The Newark Athletic Association hosted its first fall meet at Olympic Park Newark featuring nine events. Notable results include Gissing absent altered results with C Walther s NYAC winning the 26 yard handicap, Ed wards NYAC narrowly beating Sheppard for the tape, and Gillies NYAC dominating the hammer with 170 ft 3 in. Additional strong performances came from Daly Daly Collins Cloughty and Adams with Sheridan placing high in field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Athletic Association
Olympic Park
Newark
Melvin W. Sheppard
C. Walthers
New York Athletic Club
Sheppard
W. C. Robbins
Robbins
R. T. Edwards
John Daly
Tom Collins
Daly
al Raines
New West Side Athletic Club
J. P. Gillies
John Flanagan
Matt McGrath
P Gillies
N. Y A.C
Robert Edgren
B. F. Sherman
Platt Adame
A. A.C
E. Efthumote
Pimlico Entries Today Show Wide Field Across Six Races
Daily race card lists six events at Pimlico with horses like Spanish Prince Deborge Lady Isabel Granita Youthfur Sugar Pine Gridiron and Profit across races including two year old sprints three year olds and up, a steeplechase and a maiden allowance. The page notes weights odds and entries for each race and horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lady Isabel
Castlewood
Minot
Queen of the Mills
Miss Catesby
Dixie Himmel
eGame
S. H Harris
Neoskaleeta
Whip Top
George Hall
Witton Lackaye
Campaigner
Eden Shingle
Youthfur
Sugar Pine
Fader
Live Wire
Stargowan
Horace E
Iotanist
Terkeley
Profit
Ben Cole
Reginald
Octopus
Studert King
Babbie
Tassey
Henonia
Spanish Prince
Alan de Noles
Court Lady
Raymon
Temetrios
High Tange
Obdurate
Cunning
Pearl Point
Princeton Football Preview Highlights Light Linemen and Key Veterans
The piece surveys Princeton’s football prospects noting light but speedy backs and solid guards in Waller and Mac Fadyen, with veterans Siegling and Booth at tackles. Ends show weakness, Dowd and Welsh likely start, while backfield contenders include Tibbett Read Coxe Cunningham Bishop McCrohan and Cunningham. Eddie Dillon at quarterback stands out, with Read as premier punter and Dillon delivering clutch tackles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Waller
MacFadyen
Exeter
Siegling
Lawrenceville
Booth
Yale
Princeton
Dowd
Welsh
Bredemus
Tibbett
Read
Coxe
Cunningham
Bishop
McCrohan
Tibbott
Holy Cross
Chance Cunningham
Wesleyan
Michigan
Merle-Smith
Eddie Dillon
Syracuse
Herbert
Yale Ends Struggle with Injuries Bury Princetons in Sight
Yale reports a severe knee bruise to Kilpatrick from the Washington and Jefferson game will sideline him until at least the Princeton clash. Tony Haines to fill in as Burch, Kilpatrick, and Logan are hampered. Hinkey and Tad Jones join as coaches as Yale weighs injuries and aims for championship games in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Goebel
Andrus
Hobbs
Kilpatrick
Naedele
Logan
Bureh
Biddle
West Point
Lilly
Cooney
Brown
Murphy
Day
Burke
Wheaton
Philbin
Brides
Daly
Princeton
Harvard
the Tribune
New Haven
Burch
John Kilpatrick
Washington
Jefferson
Tony Haines
Frank
Kramer Wins National Title in Newark Bicycle Race
Frank Kramer captured the professional middle distance championship of the United States at the Vailsburg track in Newark. Thirty-one riders began with Vanoni Devanovitch and Moran pacing before a sprint finish in which Kramer edged Fogler, MacFarland, and Bedell by about two inches on the final stretch. The finish was so close spectators awaited the announcer to confirm the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Women golfers continue spring season with a three day invitation at Wilmington Country Club hosted by a prominent member. Local entrants include Mrs Charlies T. Stout and Miss Julia R Mix with players from Essex Ballusrol Hackensack Yountakah Plainfield Apawamis Wykagyl Dunwoodie. Atlantic City event slated for November 5 to 7 may be last major North tournament. Lakewood CC pending. Thanksgiving week likely November 26 to 28 if held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Harley
Fail River
America
Chevy Chase
Miss Harley
Wheaton
Marion
Eastern Golf Association
Miss Herley
Mary B. Adams
Margaret Curtis
Miss Jersey
T. H. Polhemus
Richmond County
Philadelphia
United States Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley
Wilmington Country Club
Wilmington Club
Fox Hills
Charlies T. Stout
Julia 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 Lexington Auction
The largest thoroughbred disposal sale in Kentucky history will auction the Mc Grathian stud led by Milton Young. About six hundred horses including stallions mares and youngsters will go under the hammer this week as Young says current breeding conditions render the business unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky
Mc Grathienn Stud
Price Mc Grath
Milton Young
State Racing Commission
Colonel Young
Benefit at St John’s Lyceum Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the St John’s Lyceum benefit held at Carsey’s Union Park yesterday afternoon. Running races Gaelic football and other sports were on the programme.
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 yesterday in Central Park. It runs from the 62nd Street entrance at Eighth Avenue to the main west path, improving riding access for riders and spectators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
62D Street
Eighth Avenue
Of Interest to Women A Seasonal Message by Julia Harris May
A compact inspirational verse urges women to walk in sunshine and push ahead through autumn and winter. It encourages looking forward, smiling, and praying, with a note of gratitude for snow as winter arrives.
Tribune Sunshine Society address notice
All letters and packages for the T. S. should be sent to the Tribune Sunshine Society Tribune Building New York City. The society is unaffiliated with any other Sunshine organization and checks or money orders must be payable to the Tribune Sunshine Society.
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Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune
Sunshine friend gives to emergency fund in Maine
A Manhattan ally now in Maine sends $2 for the emergency fund. Mrs. Potter of Long Island adds $25 for emergencies. E K T of Long Island supports Dr Grenfell's Labrador mission. S and M P of Riverside Drive donate $2 for taxes on a home of two aged sisters. Miss A S Bagley of Norway Maine gives $1 for expressage and 25 cents for a small need. Mrs Cornell gives $1 for October dues. Mrs W T Collins of Rhode Island sends a badge 30 cents for emergency fund. M D H 8 contributes for particularly needy cases. Mrs O F Winter gives $1 for a sick girl in Florida.
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Manhattan
Maine
Potter
Long Island
E. K T
Grenfell
Labrador
Riverside Drive
A.S. Bagley
Norway
Cornell
W- T. Collins
Rhode Island
Friend
O. F. Winter
Florida
New Haven Sunshine branches plan October semi annual meeting
Mrs W A Granville CT state president announces a programme for the New Haven Sunshine branches meeting on October 28 at the City Mission Building. The program includes a prayer by Rev W D Mossman a talk by Gov R B Woodruff a 15 minute address by John Gunshanan on Sunshine In the Homes of the Consumptive Poor and Miss Markham on What She Finds and What She Needs. Mrs Clarence Burns to preside with reports from branch presidents and delegates and a change of venue due to space constraints. Train info for New York area attendees provided.
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W. A. Granville
Connecticut
New Haven
Miss Markham
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Clarence Burns
Tribune Sunshine Society
General Society
Young Men's Republican Club
City Mission
Orange Street
New York
Grand Central Station
Bahamas Hurricane Relief Appeal From Nassau Branch
Mrs Henry Mostyn president of the Bahama Islands branch reports the October hurricane devastated Nassau and out islands destroying fruit crops and homes. Clergy collect clothing and Sunshine seeks light summer garments and materials to aid destitute mothers and children. donations via Ward Line steamers offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mostyn
Bahama Islands
States
Nassau
Mostyn
Bahamas
General Office
Ward Line
Ceee
T. S. & Branch
Letter from Colorado Travelling Library head praises donated box
The president notes a box of seventy bound volumes arrived by freight and expresses that the gift will bring joy and sunshine to mountain ranches, recognizing the loneliness of those living in remote areas and hoping to connect with them through the books.
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The
Colorado Travelling Library Association
TS. 8
Gift Announcement From Colorado Traveling Library Commission
The Colorado Traveling Library Commission thanks the Tribune Sunshine Society for its generous gift and continued interest. The letter closes with cordial regards from Mrs. Julia V. Weller, acknowledging ongoing work and personal part in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Travelling Library Commission
The
Tribune Sunshine Society
Julia V. Weller
Losing Eyesight Afflicts Invalid Clinots In Bed
An invalid member in Clinots, confined to a bed for years, grows cataracts and can barely see. After a month of treatment by a Sunshine friend, doctors doubt improvement and the aid ends. She cooks on an oil lamp, can no longer read, and cares for a stray orphan boy, once knitting for needy mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinots
Jung
Terrace City Yonkers Social Meeting Planned by Belknap
The first social meeting of the Terrace City branch in Yonkers N Y will be held at Mrs Ethelbert Belknap's home president of the branch Mrs Alexander Saunders organized the event on Warburton Avenue The program features vocal and instrumental music promising a thoroughly good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace City Branch
Yonkers
N. Y
Alexander Saunders
Warburton Avenue
Ethelbert Belknap
Cheer in Idaho Shows Small Kindnesses
Mrs Anna Phillips moved from Troy to Juliaetta Idaho and continues neighborhood service. She subscribes to a paper to cheer an invalid and offers five bound books for lending to youths as no public library exists. She gave to a mountain missionary aiding anti Mormonism, yet keeps daily acts of kindness private like sowing and comforting an invalid in the Slough of Despond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Phillips
Troy
Juliaetta
Idaho
Despond
Woman in Danbury Gives Initiation Fee and Donations
Mrs. S M Hall of Danbury Conn will send her initiation fee to the Sunshine columns via Mrs. Mary Morton of Wethersfield Conn and later will donate to a little girl. The No 11 branch president provided a bed and spring for a West Side basement family and Miss M gave a similar gift to an East Side family where children sleep on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Hall
Danbury, Conn
Sunshine
Mary Morton
Wethersfield, Conn
West Side
East Side
Brooklyn Young Worker Dies After Arizona Trip
Mr. Little, a Brooklyn young workingman with consumption, died early this month after a second relocation to Arizona last year. An attempt to bring him home failed due to extreme heat, funds sent for that purpose instead aiding his board. He spent his final days at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, where comfort was provided in his last weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Little
Arizona
Brooklyn
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenixz
Large trunk of donated clothing and goods received
Mrs Godfrey of Bridgeport Conn sent a trunk of children’s clothing. W J C provided men’s clothing shoes and women’s coats. Mrs Hickok of Westfield N J sent two warm coats. Miss Morris supplied souvenir posters. G H L supplied magazines. Southern Long Island Universalist Church sent cards papers and booklets. Mrs J Smith provided unfinished fancy work and quilt pieces. M W D from Gloversville contributed silk quilt pieces. Annie L Mahler of Chelan Wash sent silk pin balls needlebooks and cards.
Blackwell Sherwood Wedding Quiet in Westport Conn
Miss Florabel Sherwood and Wilson Hunt Blackwell were married at the Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity Westport a quiet ceremony due to illness. The bride wore pink chiffon broadcloth with ostrich plume trim and a diamond brooch. Father Arthur Sherwood gave the bride. Best man Carroll Smith of New York. They will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florabel Sherwood
Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity
Westport
Conn
Wilson Hunt Blackwell
Miss Sherwood
Arthur Sherwood
Carroll Smith
New York
Mrs. Blackwell
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A. A
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N. Ws. AC
H. Cloughty
Pimlico
YALES
Wilmington
M’grathiana Stud
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Julia Harris May
Blackwell—Sherwood
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Caldwell, i, WA
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