LOGAL QUINTS APPEAR ON VIRGINIA SCHEDULE
Virginia announces a 13 game schedule with eight at home and three away. New opponents include the Naval Academy and West Virginia University, with Washington and Lee appearing in Lynchburg and North Carolina limited to one game in Richmond.
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Reward G A Players Honor At Georgetown Gridiron Crest
Fourteen Georgetown varsity football players were honored by athletic authorities for their contributions to a celebrated Hilltop team. Capt. Barron Capt elect Mahlum Cusack Ward Fitzgerald J U Connor Corcoran McNamara Maloney Gilroy Wal Leighty Brett and Amith were named, with "Bing" Butler recognized as a standout team manager.
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Sixteen Virginia players awarded "V" by G A A
Special to The Washington Post Virginia General Athletic Association has awarded V s to sixteen football squad members. Named players include Lirris Coleman and Tom Coleman of Stanford Kentucky James L White of Macon Georgia Richard N Stillwell of Quines Virginia Wayne Anderson and Kal Anderson of Richmond Claude Moore of Roanoke Allan Thurman of Columbus Ohio Jack Brown of Alexandrian Virginia Harold Spare of Memphis Tennessee Norborne Berkeley of Danville Virginia Kevin Mayer of Norfolk William H Stuart of Abingdon Virginia J Ward of Louisville Kentucky R G Tippett of Baltimore and J C Caroun of Charleston South Carolina
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Halmpad A defeats Good Shepherd Church in league clash
Halmpad A. defeated the Good Shepherd Church quint 20 to 11 in a fast game this season with Johnson and Evans starring for the winners while Thisia and Talbert led the losers. The match featured strong floor play and team cooperation as Roth’s squad pressed hard but failed to mount a comeback.
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Black Yale Captain Named for 1916 Football Squad
Clinton R. Black of New York City was unanimously elected captain of Yale football for 1916 at the players' banquet in New Haven. Black, a junior in the Sheffield Science School, played guard on the 1915 team.
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Hoppe and Yamada Vie in Sherman's Billiard Exhibitions
Willie Hoppe world billiards champion won two impressive shows at Sherman's parlors with Koji Yamada, the Japanese title holder, as crowds roared. Hoppe posted 400 to 128 and 400 to 108 in afternoon and evening wins, while Yamada showed flashes of mastery with long runs and the magic shot, setting a series high run of 149 and drawing applause.
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Shanley Wins Race by Five Seconds in All-for-Glory Handicap
Shanley of Carroll Institute won the 24 mile all for glory handicap street race from scratch last night under Carroll’s auspices. O'Donnell of Gibraltar A C and Hagley of Carroll finished second and third. Williams did not compete. Ten started due to cold weather with twenty-two entered. Shantey led in 12 10, O'Donnell 42 15, Haley 12 17, others listed with handicaps and times.
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Bender Sues Federals Over Breach of Baseball Contract
New York date line reports Charles A. Bender, chief pitcher, filed a federal suit seeking 8666 dollars against the Federal League alleging breach of contract after his release by the Baltimore club Jag August. The claim rests on a two year pact at seven thousand five hundred dollars per year signed by Bender and league clubs.
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Eastern High Faces Lack of Experienced Basketball Players
Eastern High School faces a lean basketball season with no regular from last year among candidates. Only Cummings played in last season’s championship game and is eyed for captaincy. Promising players include Salgert Lanahan Shirfy McLiason Baldwin and others with Helgensen and Blake unavailable until February. The team opens December 17 vs St Albans and follows a heavy Virginia schedule, with a January 4 game against Business as a key early test. Football remains active with an upcoming banquet to elect a captain, and track prospects include Hichener Bart Sweeney and Cummings amid a broader athletic enthusiasm despite facilities setbacks.
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Daly Not Available as Army 1916 Coach
West Point reports Lieut Charles D Daly U S A will not coach the Army football team next fall He departs December 6 from San Francisco to join the First regiment of field artillery at Schofield Honolulu Daly a Harvard football captain in 1900 entered the academy in 1901 and played on the Army eleven for two years No successor to Daly has been chosen Also notes a trotting filly sale and Sewanee captaincy selection for 1816 with mixed typographical errors corrected for clarity
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Ingram Names Eleven for Naval Academy Team
Annapolis November 30 The naval academy football coach Lieut Ingram proposes an all American eleven including Ends Loney Harvard Higgins Penn State Yale guards Hog a Princeton White Syracuse center Peek Pittsburgh quarterback Williamson Pittsburgh halfbacks Barrett Cornell Berryman Penn State fullback Mahan Harvard The request for Ingram to return as head coach next year is general.
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Saxon Made Captain Of Central Eleven
Johnny Saxon was elected captain of Central Highs new eleven after a second ballot by sixteen voters. Hol Tabor was his only rival, and Buck Ochstadt did not run. Saxon has played three years, improving greatly last season and earning a place as a standout end ahead of next years squad.
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Chevy Chase Club women golfers complete first round
Survivors in the Chevy Chase Club honor section include Mrs. Ormsby McCammon Mrs. Fleming Newbold Miss Louise Barney and Mrs. H B Spencer. First round finished across three eights with four defaults. Semifinals set for Fleming Newbold vs McCammon Barney vs Spencer in first eight. Stetson vs Lacey in second eight. Williams vs Chasa in third eight.
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Gamma and Rho Win in Phi Mu Sigma League Games
Gamma topped Sigma 4 to 17 with Con B Schwab and Be Coswee among scorers. Rho beat Chi 18 to 16 with Addor Ribiniteki Proctor Foster and Demonet on the scoresheet. Referee Mr Handiboe, Timer Ar Plant, halves 20 minutes.
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Pontefract Wins Feature at Bowie in Winter Meet
Pontefract led from start to finish in the Dixie selling handicap at Bowie Maryland. J Lumsden's Between Us chased. P S P Randolph's True As Steel faded late as Pontefract claimed victory by a margin. A crowded closing day highlighted a season of rising purses and planned improvements for next year.
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RAGE TRACK ENTRIES FOR SPORT OF TODAY Juarez
Weather clear track fast. Listing of race entries across six races for Juarez track with horses and weights, including First Degree heats, Peter Stalwart, Endurance, and notable names such as G W Kisker, Tillomon, CarrIe Orme, Dryad, and Smiling Mag among others. Entries detail ages, distances, and performance numbers.
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Unclear Thoroughbred Name List From Scrambled Source
A fragment lists numerous horse names and handlers in a chaotic OCR stream including Skinny R and Carrie Orme with connections to Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph. The passage reads like a catalog of horse names and riders without a clear event, result, or date.
Pitt Challenges Cornell to Eastern Title Game
Pittsburgh November 3 The University of Pittsburgh football team sent a telegram to Cornell Graduate Manager Kemp via Joseph H. Thompson chairing Pitt's football committee challenging Cornell to a game to decide the Eastern championship. The match was to be held within two weeks on neutral ground with proceeds for charity.
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Dillon Defeats Flynn In Ten Round Brooklyn Bout
New York reports Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Jim Flynn of the Pueblos Corp fireman in a ten round Brooklyn fight. Dillon weighed 175 pounds and gave Flynn 18 pounds. Flynn was punished and counted four in the ninth round. Philadelphia reports Ad Wolgast lost a six round decision to Jimmy Murphy, who was favored by experts. Murphy out fought Wolgast in four sessions. West Branch Y M C A Baltimore schedules several dates, with unfilled slots. Charles H Bokman invites unrestricted clubs to arrange games. Milwaukee reports Ritchie Mitchell posted 1000 dollars for a fight with Freddie Welsh and a 5000 dollar side bet.
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