Sixteen Cars Entered for Annual Event at Gton
Sixteen cars were entered for the annual event at Gton with Paolo the recent race winner among contenders for the national title. Starters in the 250 mile race include Earl Cooper No 2 Bennett Hill No 3 Miller No 4 and many others with Paolo No 12 and McDonagh No 14 among the Miller entries and several Dusenberg and Miller specials listed.
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Tommy Milton
Iry
Bob McDonagh
Earl Cooper, Jr
Frank Elliott
Earl Cooper
Bennett Hill
Miller ¢ Byeek Milton
al. Comte
Miller Harry Hartz
Miller Erry Wonerlitch
Lovi Durray
Miller Paolo
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Tive Bop McDonagh
Ler
Prior
William Shattus
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Jimmy Hill
Miller
Learl Devore
Frank Elliot
Phil Shafer
Peter Kreis
Dusenberg
Rit Stars as National Ten Mile Champion in Wet Track
Willie Rit wins the national ten mile on a soggy New York track in 53 05. Freddy Wachter places second and Henigan third. Willie Plant captures the national seven mile title at 54 55 with Mack Weiss second and Harry trailing. Princeton-Dorchester varsity crews set for Henley course race on Schuylkill River Saturday. Eastern two year olds head to Churchill Downs for Kentucky Club stakes. likely runners include Mac-Kaw Blondin Bubbling Over Chance Play Canter Lancaster.
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New York
Willie Rit
Freddy Wach
Henigan
Dorchester
Willie Plant
Weth
Mack Weiss
York
Harry
New Y York
Setladelphia
Princeton
Henley
Schuylkill River
Wrchill Downs
Blondin
Bubbling Over
Chance Play
Canter
Lancaster
New Football Records Reported From Eight Game Stretch
In New York a report claims two football records may have been set across eight games. The Michie Illinois contest saw 22 players leave the field as time expired. Fourteen safeties are noted, and Drake achieved a three score performance against a strong opponent in a single game.
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New York
Michie Illinois
Drake
Intell
Hope returns as Charlie Prior recovers at Beehem hospital
Report from BEEHEM PA says Charlie Prior star halfback shows signs of improvement after a week in hospital. In Washington Georgetown University orders transfer rule enforcement barring transfer students from varsity representation if they have played for another school. Philadelphia Penn football coach Phil says team in good shape and ready for Illinois game after Chicago trip. York 15000 students alumni push Cornell-Columbia showdown at Yankee Stadium as test for Bill Roper. Haven Conn Brown players called to task over ball handling as Army prep continues.
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Beehem
Charlie Prior
Washington, D. C
Georgetown Versity
Bill Roper
Colgate
Haven
Conn
Brown
Toose
Cay
Red” Grange
Illini
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Nemisis
Chicago
Illinois
Grange and Company
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
State College
Tulane
Cabinet Expected to Quit Citing Nationalist Turmoil
An An ex-telegram dispatch from Berlin reports Chancellor Luther dismisses the cabinet as nationalist tensions mount. The move follows reports of discord within the government amid accusations of nationalist influence affecting policy.
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Wole
Eastern football loses Big Three as Princeton Harvard Yale fall
In the 1925 season the Big Three of eastern football are defeated. Princeton Harvard and Yale lose, with Penn Dartmouth and Army emerging as contenders though they do not meet. Eddy Tryon of Colgate leads the east in scoring as Dartmouth and Brown surprise Yale.
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New York
A.P
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Dartmouth
Army
Eddy Tryon
Colgate
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Brown
Overlander
Columbia
Cornell
Syracuse
Big Orange
Penn State Eam
Building Burns in Charlottesville Printing Shop
Fire started in a downtown Charlottesville printing shop last night and was brought under control after the blaze gutted parts of the structure. No injuries reported. Local fire units investigated cause as smoke and heat damaged surrounding buildings.
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Charlottesville
A.P
Cobb on trip amid long northern Ontario trek
Tyob, manager of the Detroit baseball team, is en route home from a lengthy trip in Northern Ontario. A.P. report notes his travel as he returns to his club duties.
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Ontario
Dempsey Plans Night Ringside View of Wills Fight
Jack Dempsey postponed a Mexico City trip to observe the Wills versus Johnson 12 round no-decision bout in New York. He reserved rooms at the Alamac hotel and pressed Wills to cancel, while promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons aimed to keep the champion free until next year.
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New York
A.P
Harry Wills
Floyd Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Mexico City
Wills
Dempsey
Mexico
Alamac
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Paddy Mullins
Newark
Bobby Jones Aims at British Open Amateur and Walker Cup
Bobby Jones plans to pursue both the British open and amateur crowns next year while aiding defense of the Walker Cup. American contenders include Mrs. Caleb Fox, Barnes Hagen, and Mac Smith from Philadelphia. Willie Ritola and Whitey Michelsen vie for distance running honors in New York events amid mud and water.
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Bobby Jones
Links Willer
Caleb Fox
Philadelphia
Willie Ritola
Whitey Michelsen
Port Chester
N. Y
Michelson
Ritola
New York
Six Day Bike Race Opens in Chicago Coliseum
Four teen teams begin the six day bicycle race at the Coliseum in Chicago. The event runs 146 hours and ends at 11 oclock next Saturday night.
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Chicago
A.P
the Coliseum
Little Theatre Seeks New Members in City Drive
Wednesday is Little Theatre Day with focus on a 1000 member drive. Downtown booths will raise support and a mayoral proclamation urges residents to contribute to cultural advancement.
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Little Theatre
Paenek
Seaplane Race Starts With Top Pilots in Schneider Cup
The 360 kilometer Jacques Schneider international seaplane race opens after rain delay with top pilots ready. Nations represented include the United States Italy England and others as veterans and newcomers prepare for the event at Bayshore Park Baltimore.
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Baltimore
A.P
Jacques Schneider
England
L. Bologna
Italy
Savoia
Davia Rittenhouse
U. SS. Navy
Supermarine
Henry C. Biard
Schneider
Biard
United Tes
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Cyrus Bettis
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Crimson Tide Eyes Southern Lead After Virginia Clash
Alabama and Virginia share the top spot in the Southern Conference after a stiff pairing, with Alabama holding a slight edge in points 76 to 31 and no points against by opponents. Next week Alabama meets the Mississippi Aggies to push for undisputed leadership. Tulane impressed by beating Northwestern on a wet field while Washington and Lee posted a 20 to 0 win over V.P.I. Auburn edged Howard 7 to 6 and North Carolina defeated Mercer 3 to 0.
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United Press
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi Aggies
Crimson Tide
Tulane
Northwestern
Washington and Lee
V.P. S
Auburn
North Carolina
Howard
Mercer
Notable college teams lead in sectional football honors
Dartmouth Pennsylvania Michigan Alabama Stanford Missouri and Ames top sectional race after weekend shows. Key results include Dartmouth over Harvard 32 to 8 and Pennsylvania over Chicago 7 to 0. Eddie Tryon scored again for Colgate and Benny Friedman led Michigan with a field goal against Illinois.
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New York
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Alabama
Stanford
Missouri
Ames
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Chicago
Illinois
Victo
Brown
Yale
Eddie Tryon
Colgate
Princeton
Benny Friedman
Kutch
Iowa
Army
Holy Cross
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Doolittle to Lead First Crossing of Crash Relief Boats
Lieut. Doolittle will be first to cross the starting point, followed within five minutes by another vessel as China connects major cities with long distance telephone lines for crash relief efforts.
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Doolittle
China
Ups
Malini Seaborn Welterweight Bout Tonight at City Wharf
Kid Seaborn of Mobile faces Jimmy Balini of Kiln Mississippi in a ten round welterweight title bout at the city wharf arena. Seaborn weighs 142 as Balini weighs 144, with Al Wambgans of New Orleans serving as referee. Dr H S Walker, head of the American Legion Athletic Association, says a capacity crowd is expected for the event.
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City Wharf Arena
Kid Seaborn
Jimmy. Balini
Kiln
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Seaborn
Malini
al Wambgans
New Orleans
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J. Walker
American Legion Athletic Association
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Ritola Wins Watery Mile Race at Milrose Meet
Willie Ritola the Olympic and National champion won a special race over a track flooded by water at the Wachsmuth of the Milrose A A. A. meet. Wachsmuth of Massachusetts finished third, 15 yards behind Ritola who covered ten miles in 53 minutes 6 25 seconds. The world record of 50.40 3 5 was set by Alfred Shrubb of England on November 6, 1904.
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New York
A.P
Willie Ritola
Pspeener A. A
Pirates Captain Max Carey Taken To Pittsburgh Hospital
Max Carey, captain of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was taken to a Pittsburgh hospital on Saturday suffering from pleurisy believed to stem from an injury in a collision with Bucky Harris during the World Series. He is reported to be resting much easier.
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Pittsburgh
Max Carey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky” Harris
Wrestling Semi Finals Face Kewpie Quinn and Bill Burton
The program includes two four preliminaries and four wrestling matches. The first bout is scheduled for 8 o'clock.
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Kewpie Quinn
Mobile
Bill Burton
Biloxi
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Automobile operating costs exceed fare for Kellogg fleet
The text notes that expenses excluding insurance and licenses rise with mileage, giving per mile costs for three Kellogg cars and comparing car depreciation from sun exposure to town travel. It references Spring Hill trips and round trips by car versus streetcar fares, highlighting neglect of depreciation by owners.
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Mr. Kellogg
Spring Hill
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