Yale Opens Practice as Andes of Talent Drive Strong First Team
Yale coaches test first and second elevens in an intersquad scrimmage with about a thousand fans. Regulars win 12 to 9 as Andrus and Brides rejoin, while new talent including So Ong from Honolulu competes for quarterback. Princeton notes light practice with 80 players and five new coaches as depth questions loom ahead of Wesleyan opener.
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Close Shave for Penn Opens Season With WVU Victory
Pennsylvania defeats West Virginia 6 to 0 in warm weather as Manier scores the decisive touchdown after Penn limited WVU to a late second half score. The game features two forward passes and a long Penn march from the kickoff but ends with time run out near the goal line.
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Clarke Wins Cycle Race at Madison Square Garden
Australian champion Jack Clarke won a triangular cycle race at Madison Square Garden last night. Frank Kramer, the American champion, and Henri Mayer, the German title holder, finished close behind in a mile race ending the summer season at the Garden.
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Supreme Court rules possession of cocaine not a crime
Justice Gerard in the Supreme Court discharged George Dillon and William Wolff from custody after they were arrested by Patrolman Short inStuyvesant Place bachelor apartments for possession of several bottles of cocaine. The court held that possession alone is not criminal under recent legislation and only sale for use of the drug constitutes an offense.
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Wechmar Wins Ardsley Club Medal Play Handicap
In an 18 hole medal play handicap at Ardsley Club yesterday S Cc Wechmar won with a net 71. About forty players started. Isaac B Johnson presented the prize.
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Kip Wins 72 Net For Cup At Yountakah Club
Golfers at Yountakah Country Club competed for a W. L. Mason cup in an 18 hole medal play handicap. R. E. Kip topped the field with a 72 net while the event also noted a mixed foursome win at Upper Montclair Country Club by Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Barker with a 76 net.
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Lawson repeat winner in Richmond County Club medal
Frank Lawson wins the Hunter medal with an 81 in the Richmond County Country Club qualifier earning a spot in match play for the cup donated by W I Seaman. Other qualifiers include Patterson 84 Ladd 90 Rachan 9 Stout 90 Williams 90 Manning 91 Faber 92 Griffin 93 Agar 93 Hamilton 93 Buckler 90 Fraser 94 Bruinier 9 Lacyner 96 Davis 97 Man 97. The first round draw pits Griffin vs Patterson Fraser vs Williams Lawson vs Faber Marr vs winner Rachan vs Buckley Bruinier vs Agar Ladd vs Stout.
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Arsdale Golf Club Finishes Round with Club Championship Semi Results
Howard Gee defeated E B Healy six to play in the semi final, while Fred Fullerton advanced over John Baker by default. Fullerton led the governor's cup handicap standings. October 24 is club night for prize presentations. Yesterday’s scores were listed.
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Schuman and Munro Capture Nassau Best Ball Foursomes
G. W. Schuman and J. R. Munro won the Nassau Country Club best ball foursomes with a 68 net. The leading cards topped the field in yesterday’s event.
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Couples contest at Fairfield County Golf Club ties at net 69
More than twenty couples played the two ball foursomes yesterday at Fairfield County Golf Club for prizes donated by P. R. Bonner. A tie at 69 net occurred between Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hillyard and W. R. Miller and C. Rae. Scores followed.
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Park Golf Club Progress in Trophy Matches
Plainfield New Jersey September reports show Trophy No 1 E E Gano defeated W R Faber by 2 up and 1 to play. Trophy No 3 C B Morse defeated L R Thurlow by 1 up. Trophy No 5 Dr A W Anderson defeated R V Carpenter by default. Scores posted for the presidents cup and golf club cups.
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Travers, Reid Win Montclair Club Semi Finals
Jerome Travers defeats Paul Wilcox 3 up and 2 to go in the Montclair Golf Club semifinals. T. T. Reid beats R. F. Mundy 1 up after twenty holes. Paul Harrison wins Class A handicap. W. H. Clough wins Class B. Scores follow.
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Scofield Jr Wins Wee Burn Club Championship Match
In Stamford today at Wee Burn E L Scofield Jr defeated Chester Selleck 19 up 9 to play in a 26 hole final. Dr W D Macdonald won the consolation cup 1 up after 37 holes. Boogie prize scores listed for Class A and B with multiple players over or under par.
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Club Championship Round Two At Fox Hills
In addition to the second round of the club championship at Fox Hills yesterday there were Classes A and B medal play handicaps. The results were:
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Canoe Brook golf meet features close matches and new putting ace
About fifty golfers competed at Canoe Brook Country Club in match and medal play including semi finals in several cups. W. W. Pell won the blind medal with 27 after a reputation as a long driver, while E. L. Downes and H. F. Cornwald followed. Handicap tie at 73 net between C. F. Lutz and E. C. Gambier.
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Plainfield Country Club Fall Handicap Cup Scores
In the weekly competition at Plainfield Country Club on September 2, the leading scores were reported.
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Bargains Sweep New York Stores In Fall Fashion Sale
Macy's Broadway offers seasonable bargains in women suits fur departments and broad selection of silks fabrics and house furnishings. A D Matthews's Sons in Fulton Street Brooklyn promotes English linoleum carpets rugs and Axminster Brussels designs. Abraham & Straus Brookyn showcases annual harvest sale across departments with satin crepe meteor crepe de chine and art embroideries. Bloomingdale's Lexington Avenue features tailored suits dresses silks and hygienic shoes. Frederick W. Evers East 21st Street runs clearance sale on furniture up to 53 percent off. Oneill Adams on Sixth Avenue shows Austrian German broadcloths fall silks and lace curtains. Ehrich Brothers Sixth Avenue anniversary sale lace robes. Hearn Sixth Fall Sale focuses on silks velvets tapestries and infants wear. Jaeckel & Sons West 2nd Street displays fall fur garments and mounted fur rugs. Forsythe Broadway 18th Street offers rich assortment in tailored suits dresses and waists. Arnold Constable & Co Broadway 19th Street presents broad cloths petticoats fur coats and gowns. SARS & Co Broadway 3rd Street shows Paris London gowns and fur coats. Lord & Taylor Broadway Fifth Avenue 19th Street lists carpet sale including rugs and Velvets. Stern Brothers West 23d Street advertises value in walking suits cloaks skirts and dress goods.
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Commonwealth Sinks Volund in Dense Fog Collision
The Fall River liner Commonwealth rammed the Norwegian freighter Volund off Race Rock in heavy fog. Eight hundred passengers remained calm as lifeboats rescued Volund’s crew. the Commonwealth sustained minor bow damage and stayed on scene for over an hour as inspectors plan blame.
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Peary's Auxiliary Disabled and Arctic Voyage Update
Dispatches report Peary's party aboard the Roosevelt in Etah and Cape Ray with Erik. The crew faces an unusually stormy season and heavy snow as they plan to push north, while Cook and companions await relief and musk oxen hunts continue.
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Thaw Granted Trial Without Jury in White Plains
Justice Mills ordered a bench trial for Harry K Thaw in the Supreme Court White Plains to determine sanity. The coroner and police witnesses will be summoned and the same evidence used to convict will be used to argue insanity. The October 12 hearing is set to expeditiously resolve the contentious case with DA Winslow receiving limited support.
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Man Sues For Loss of Mustache Over Clipping Incident
Michael J. McBride of Jamaica files a $2000 suit against Albert Mann alleging Mann clipped his mustache during a party at a Jamaica cafe. McBride says the mustache was a distinct feature aiding his job prospects and social recognition. The incident occurred July 1, with alleged pulling and twisting causing pain and endangering his life. County Judge Humphrey allows a jury to assess damages.
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Protests Planned Over Fort Bequest in New Jersey Will
Relatives of the late Mrs. Abby Euphemia Reasoner plan to contest her will probated in Trenton as residuary legatee Gov Fort stands to receive about 150000 to 200000. The estate originally valued at 330000 had much spent during the testator’s life. Grandniece A H Coles says she expects nothing but refuses to rule out a contest.
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Clark Pleads Not Guilty In Rhinebeck Arson Case
Herbert R. Clark of Rhinebeck, a wealthy young man, pleaded not guilty and waived examination after arrest on arson and larceny charges. Bail set later with expected sureties from his father. Accused by three youths of leading robberies including a $75,000 Huntington mansion fire.
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Family of Soden Found Dead in Brooklyn Apartment
Mrs. Annie C. Lynch and Mrs. A J Riley discovered the bodies of Ella Soden and her mother and brother in a third floor Brooklyn flat. A note by Ella spoke of despair and familial financial trouble. The Sodens were poor, had recent job troubles, and a letter from Ohio relative cited financial hardship and a 10 year separation from Ella’s husband Thomas Soden.
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Andover Theological Seminary and Harvard Divinity School Unify
Despite ongoing litigation to stop the merger the Andover Theological Seminary and Harvard Divinity School will officially unite next Friday. Students from both schools will gather in Cambridge for the opening exercises and begin their first term under the merger. The seminary’s historical library will stay in Andover until its transfer to Cambridge is arranged.
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Warrant Issued for Clarence De Witt in Steel Stock Case
A warrant was issued in Buffalo for Clarence De Witt of Meadows Williams Co after a complaint by William E. Silverthorne alleging the firm took 72 012 shares parity for seven hundred United States Steel preferred shares and issued a receipt but delivered no stock. Harold G. Meadows was jailed earlier, charged with grand larceny first degree, pleaded not guilty, and posted 3100 bail. Meadows faces a hearing October 3.
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Riding Test At Burlington Vermont For Field Officers
The third riding test for field officers within the Department of the East will be held in Burlington October 1 2 and 3 with medical board examinations September 30 and after. Designated officers include Colonel William W Gibson Major Tracy C Dickson Major William S Pierce Major Henry A Shaw and Major Eugene Fechet. Registration for voting occurs on October 5 6 10 or 12 between 7 am and 10 pm.
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