West rise ends East polo supremacy in world series
In a historic shift, western teams led by Cecil Smith and Rube Williams dethroned the eastern polo dominance, ending more than 50 years of eastern supremacy. The Texans and their co opt rivals brought fire and dash to claim the world title, signaling a westward turning in other sports as well.
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Palo
Chicago
Tommy Hitches
Ewingers
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Navy
California
Aieke
Washing
Fs Milburn
Hitchcock
Stevenson
Webb
Howe
Lawley
Little
Watson
Cecil Smith
Rube Willams
Maurice McLoughlin
West
Jeff
Eube Williams
Polo Supremier
Remembering Giants Catcher Frank Hog an Trade
One year ago today Frank Hogan of the New York Giants was added to the Hosbert Baves for twenty thousand dollars. Five years ago today the All Star Eastern eleven defeated an All Star Western aggregation in a notable exhibition.
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Frank Hogan
New York Giants
Hosbert Baves
Los Angeles
Holywood
Pasedens
Foocaaliets
Coluba
Paul Gatco
New York Sports
R.ter
Galieo
Uckeis
Columbia Tory
Fourth annual benefit football staged in San Francisco
The event, marked as the fourth annual benefit football, was staged in San Francisco with the score 200. Ten Years Are Today and Rogers Hornsor won hixing honors for 1923 in the National League with an average of .401.
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San Francisco
Rogers Hornsor
Hixing
Na‘onal
Y M C A League Buicks Top Fords In Close Game
In a tight gym contest the Buicks beat the Fords 15 to 12, lifting themselves from the cellar into a four way tie for second as erratic passing and few free throws marked the play. The Asbury Five defeated Sandy Spring 50 to 6 with a strong, smooth attack, while Columbia’s prestige as a school on the Pacific slope remains debated amid discussions of its correspondence courses.
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Buicks
Fords
Abury Five
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Asbury
Asbury Five
Columbia
Pacific
Dactars
Rose Bowl
Wees
Colaumbia
Yearwood
Thomas
Bishop
Si Sutton
R. Rothenhoefer
Eswarthy
Carr
Dertzvaugh
C. O
Duckett
Ford
Crampton
Leavins
Crum
Reid
Sherald
Brown
Brecht Wees
Rovderts
We. Rehne
Weob
Quinnu mptre—Zim
Armar Timer
Brish
Recreation Bowling League Yesterday's Results
Roney defeated Muse in yesterday's Recreation Bowling League results. Tonight's schedule lists H. and F. Trainmen against M. E. B with a missing opponent.
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Roney
Muse
H. & F. Trainmen
East West all star game poised for New Year classic
East West all star charity football game looms as a top attraction with up to 50 000 fans expected in the Stadium New Year’s Day. Eastern and Western squads shift to one drill daily as they taper before the game with East at Palo Alto and West at Berkeley. Eastern scrimmaged against a Del Marvis led recruit team while the Westerners held an intra squad practice.
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Ess
Fam
Ammar
Te Wit
Pacific
Coass
Calfornia
Southern California
Stanford
Trojans
Tilden
Big Bill
California
Maurice McLoughlin
Tous
McLoughlin
San Francisco
Ben Elliot
Palo Alto
Berkley
del Marvis
Northwestern University
University of San Francisco
Westerners
Recreation League Thrilling Roney Motor Co Dominates Muse Tailoring
The Roney Motor Company crushed Muse Tailoring Company in a Recreation Bowline League match, finishing with 567 pins to the Muse’s weaker totals. Roney’s lineup posted solid scores led by Esler 195 and Williams 195, with Morgan 133 and Crampton 123 contributing to an 867 754 team total while Muse listed Markoe Grove Absentee Belia Masser and Trassee with varied scores. Yesterday’s remits show Buck Fond leading scorers with 15 and 12 pins respectively.
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Roney Motor Company
Muse Tailoring Company
Motormen
Roney Motor Co
Crous
Esler
Morgan Mt
Crampton
Zi Willams
Muse Tailoring Co
Markoe
Grove
Belia
Masser
Trassee
Hyattsville High guest list includes Feaga family
A social note lists visitors from Cumberland Washington Hyattsville and Hagerstown. Lester Peags and families hosted guests including Ruth Feaga who left for Chicago on Christmas Day to visit Mrs Tom Mr Quee, a former Hyattsville High School faculty member.
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Lime Run
Peccya
Lester Peags
Cumberland
C J Bruce
Bobby
Washington
Ruth Feaga
Hyattsvile
Josephine Harp
Hagerstown
May Louise
Brien
Francs Wilson
L. E. Feaga
Chicago
Tom
Quee
Marcia Perce
Hyattsville High School
Squeeze Wins Top Score in Contract Problem
The article details a bridge puzzle from a rotational championship, featuring Glick of Cleveland in the final sessions. It describes a squeeze play in three no trump where Glick and partner execute a sequence winning five no trump, with East discarding and West yielding key cards to secure top scoring tricks.
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WM. E. McKennex
American Bridge League
Jefferson Glek
Cleveland
South
Eas
Xen
Gick
West
East
Gilck
Beatts
Iacz
White East
Maryland Buckets Open with 29-25 Win Over Michigan
The Maryland basketball team, opening its season with a 29 to 25 victory over Michigan, travels to face Indiana University. Coach Burt Sisley tightened drills to restore form after recent scrimmage. Regulars OLeary and colleagues seek sharper play as they prepare for a tough Big Ten road game.
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University of Maryland
Michigan
Indiana University
Richie Coliseum
Burt Sisley
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