Big College Football Saturday Showdown Across East
Yale faces Massachusetts Agricultural College while Princeton Harvard and Cornell tackle Army Brown and Pennsylvania State. Navy meets Carlisle and Dartmouth plays Amherst as Michigan battles Vanderbilt and Chicago vs Minnesota curtails the day. Winds and cold factor into Princeton’s effort as Yale tests new lineups with Logan and Bingham likely in action.
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Ithaca
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Carnegie Technical
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Portmouth
Amherst
Hanover
Syracuse
Williams
Lafayette
Ruckwell
Easton
Colgate
Union
Schenectady
Primus
Stevens
Hoboken
Rutgers
Hamilton
New Brunswick
Holy Cross
Trinity
Hartford
Westeran
Springfield
Middletown
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Ann Arbor
Nebraska
Iowa
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Illinois
Indiana
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Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical of North Carolina
Charlottesville
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Carnegie Institute
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Coy
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Cory
Biglow
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Logan
Bingham
Freeman
Logen
Allan Corey
Ted Coy
Biddle
Goebel
Captain Burr Injured Before Harvard Brown Game
Captain Burr sustains a serious shoulder injury during Harvard varsity practice and will miss at least two weeks. McGuire appointed captain in his absence, with Kennard at fullback and Dunlap replacing Hoar as guard, amid concerns over kicking and center strength.
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Japanese racing season opens with betting ban in force
Tokyo reports the Nippon Racing Club track opened the season under a government ban on all betting. A large social crowd attended as police and detectives watched for law compliance, with Ambassador Thomas J. O’Brien among attendees.
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Nippon Racing Club
Thomas J. O'Brien
Pontotoc Wins Electric Park Steeplechase at Pimlico
Pimlico Maryland October races produced Pontotoc the odds on winner of the Electric Park Steeplechase for two-year-olds. Constellation from Kelso Stable claimed the Severn purse, leading from the stretch to win easily while Ballet Girl led maiden two-year-olds in the first race. Other winners included King Sol Sally Ivanhoe with delays and crowd notes on cool crisp day.
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Final Bumping Races At Harvard
Mount Auburn Street won the final interdormitory rowing race at Harvard over the 1.5 mile course on the river basin. Beck finished second and Thayer third amid rough water and drifting starts. Beck surged but lacked stamina. Mount Auburn Street pushed its finish to edge Beck, with Thayer overtaking Claverty at the end.
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Harvard Captain Niles Wins Fourth Singles Title
Cambridge October 30 N W Niles captain of Harvard intercollegiate lawn tennis team won the university singles championship defeating E P Pearson in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-4 This is the fourth year in a row Niles has won the singles title.
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Pimlico Race Card Highlights Daily Entrants
Pimlico offers seven furlong races for older horses including Sanfire Live Wire Besom Nimbus and Wyckoff. Two year olds race six furlongs with Pim tante High Hat and Con naught Ranger among entrants. Additional selling races cover one and one sixteenth miles with Lally Gramsa and Juggier. Autumn Steeplechase handicap lists Economy Sir Woosters Thistledale Woodside Palm and Sardy Creeker. Carrollton Cup features New Year II Fancy Bird Melbourne Nominee Botanist Aster D Or Star Emblem Bergoo. Eutaw House Handicap presents GITLES Live Wire Minor Pins and Needles Berkely Gridiron.
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Timely Auto Topics A Three Year Tour
Mr and Mrs H A Hover of Hover Washington undertake a 75 000 mile trans national auto tour across the United States from south to north and east to west in a single vehicle. After wintering in Algeria Tunisia and Egypt they plan to cross Europe then Asia Australia and the Pacific before returning via the United States to California. Their long voyage includes crossing seven mountain ranges and desert stretches with limited support and occasional camping. The expedition aims to reach parts of the world where autos are seldom seen and will involve rail transfers and ocean sailing.
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Ohio
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Turkey
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Jerusalem
India
China
Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
San Francisco
Freshmen and seniors tie in Columbia interclass football
In a hard fought South Field clash the Columbia freshmen held the seniors to a 0 0 draw after two 15 minute periods. The freshmen dominated early play with forward passes and a notable on side kick from Hayes and Knapp. Neither side could reach the end zone despite several advances and goal attempts.
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Knapp
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Tennessee Negro Is Lynched at Kingston Jail
A mob of about thirty masked men attacked the Roane County Jail in Kingston and killed George Cook who was jailed on suspicion of murdering ferryman John King. Cook drew a razor and killed one attacker before four bullets ended his life. deputies search for mob members and Governor Patterson may be asked to offer a reward.
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Southwest Point
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Justice criticises attorneys over improper appeal briefs
A presiding appellate justice condemns lawyers who raise points not in their original briefs. The opinion calls the practice reprehensible and says applications will be entertained to remove so called reply briefs from the files. Respondent is placed at a disadvantage since no rejoinder to a reply brief is allowed.
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Poisonous gas from Mexican oil field kills many workers
Reports from Tampico say over fifty Noes have died in oil fields after a ground hole burst into flames releasing poisonous gases. A few days earlier a death toll reached about a score, with thirty men reported dead including several soldiers. Eminent scientists have been sent to the site.
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New York Man Arrested for Front-Entrance Robberies
James Somers of East 106th Street was arrested after confessing to a pattern of robberies in New Rochelle Kingsbridge and East 2024 Street towns. He allegedly visited homes under the pretense of buying the property, paid deposits, and robbed multiple residents. A note dropped in Mrs Adams's house led to his arrest. he was arraigned at the Tombs and remanded to Police Headquarters for 24 hours.
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Chanler Criticizes PSC While Blocking Broadway-Lex Route
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler accuses the Public Service Commission of inaction while he himself withholds consent as a property owner to the Broadway Lexington avenue subway route. He cites new lines built in Brooklyn and argues the commission delays harm Bronx transit, noting affiliated law firms and property interests.
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Clerk Reinstated in Queens Borough Office
Thomas J. McGraw, clerk to Laurence Gresser, President of Queens Borough, won a writ of mandamus from Justice Bischoff reinstating him after removal on June 15 for political reasons. The order directs payment of back salary from the date of removal and restoration to his position.
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Laurence Gresser
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Justice Bischoff
Aeronauts at War Two Ticket Fight for Aero Club Directors
A contentious election for directors of the Aero Club of America unfolds on Monday. Two rival tickets clash over leadership as Aeronautic Society factions claim the club has failed to act. Norfolk reports a separate 13 00 mile ocean race between Dirigo and Acme.
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