Mayland 10 Meet Yale in Blue Bowl
A garbled sports roundup lists Mayland facing Yale in the Blue Bowl and mentions teams such as Lehigh, New Philadelphia, Army, West Point, Bonaventure, Cornell, Ithaca, Missouri, Stanford, Washington, Nebraska, Minnesota, Idaho, St Marys, Kentucky, Alabama, and Vanderbilt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayland
YALE
Knell
Lehigh
Berneben
N.Y. Ae New Miladelpuis
Exracuse
Syracuse
F. & M. Ts. Army
West Point
Bonaventure
Cornel
Ithacs
Monrama
W.va
Missour
Marihector
Stanford
Washinstiri
Purchesien
Nebraska
Lincoln
Minnesota
South
Beni
Idaho
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Kentucky
Alabama
Alaskia Terk
Vander
Sande barred from Pimlico after Futurity incident
Earl Sande was suspended from Pimlico racing for the rest of the season after elbowing jockey Jocker C Tang and guiding his mount Gatean toward the rail during the $4.0 Futurity. Sande claimed Lanz forced contact. Maryland Racing Commission will hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battimore
Jocker C. Tang
Earl San
Gatean
Lanss
Howe
Pimlico
Sande
Maryland Maine Commission
Lang
Lanz
Bateau
Relet
Starters matter as exemplified by Michigan versus Illinois
Analysis notes the impact of missing key players like Gilbert on Michigan football and the broader lesson that a single star can swing a team's success or failure. It recalls historical feats and the challenge of replacing standout talents across sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nut
Tris
Walter Johnson
Walter
Gilbert
Whiels
Lews Gilbert
Michigan
Life Zappke
Michican
Illinois
Ohio State
Baltimore and Ohio completes single track elimination on main line
The article notes completion of track work from Germantown to Barnesville and from Point of Rocks to Dickerson, signaling elimination of single track lines on the main line. It mentions the first train running over new tracks, ongoing guard duties, and the goal of higher speeds due to straighter alignments and better curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks-Dickerson
Heston
Nai
Iglock
Omer
Nore Division
Chicago-Washington Express
Germantown
Barnesville
Baltimore
Qhin
Barnesvile
Tuck Lodze
Hoek
Fracasstan Company
Campera GL
G. W
Dickerson
Grove-Pythian protest overshadows Moose opening games
Moose land M J Grove teams beat Potomac Edison and Knights of Pythias in Friday opening games. A protest over scoring mars Grove Pythian match claiming it would have tied instead of a Groveman win. Keefer tops with 434 pins while Rems ware leads Pythians and Allen stars for Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseland M. J. Grove
Frederick City
Potomac Edison
Knights of Pythias Rollers
Grove-Pythian
Pythians
Moose-Potomac Edison
Bebdeners Wa
Frler Knights of Pythian
Peres Severe
Remsburg
Fritz
Vsrerves
Racing Continues at Piniteo and Latonia Meetings
Bite sized reports note racing continuing at Piniteo and Latonia where meetings proceed amid steady fields. Other items include a national golf championship close and chess telegraph links between New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piniteo Snd
Latonia
Frafesafonal Golfers
Clores
Dai Chess
New York-London
Cabie
Worcester County Kernel Club
Wor
Madson County
Kennel Cinh
North Bergen
N. J
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Ginby” Welch
Ain
Washington and Jeffers
Malcolm
Gallagher
Kirkmaal
Aschmanal
iPauly
Herrold
Panthers
Oni
Ashington
Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Kern
Pitt
Pitt and
J. A'co
West
Maryland
Loyola
Georgenpa
Sr Moeda Et
J Vwearswne
Winnie Naar
Getys
Hansten
Basten College
Bes
Earl Sande
Fhlice
Greentree Stables
Glade
Fke
Bimilea Futoritr
Petree
Rateau
Trent Bre
Foxy Phann
Bae
Repence Fay
Fie
MT GE
Oye Atar
Mickizan
Sol Starr
Dugan
New Lins
Waathington
Chicago
Texas
Eid
Georgia Tecnu
Seaver Vettes Astrotea Heterei
Dar
Ue Sar
Dg Metropolitan
Hue
Baltimore Road
Point of Ite
Son
Loomeginek
Ant Cua Railty iNeker
Che
Ming
Babe
Galery
OSHS
Frederick City Bowling League
Monsa
M. J. Grove
K. of
Tastesta
Grove, Prihian, Ivramlamls Ve
Potomac Edizon
Diamond
Friasy
Thamonds
JT Psttlan
Shaines
Moree
Mr. Greve
ARS
Fredericktown
Naezjo
O. H. Miller
South Market St
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