Old Liners Face Columbia Tossers In Gotham Tonight
University of Maryland opens season with a win over Virginia and plans two preseason tests against Columbia in New York and Stevens in Hoboken. Other DC area colleges linger in light workouts as Mt. St Marys and Catholic University seek early starts. Trinity probes for a 135 pound class foe.
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University of Virginia
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Stevens
Joe Deering
New York
Hoboken
Parkers
Georgetown
Gallaudet
George Washington
Catholic University
C. U
Maryland
Mt. St. Mary’s
Brookland
Charles V. Moran
John J. Oreilly
Becketers
Giants Plan Florida Tour and Spring Games
John McGraw said the 1925 Giants are a fine young club and will stay intact for next season. He confirmed spring training in Sarasota Florida and announced eleven exhibition games against the Washington Senators and other clubs, with trips to Miami Palm Beach Tampa and Birmingham among others. He noted Cincinnati’s bid for Bill Terry but said no deal has been made.
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Jake Daubert
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Tampa
Birmingham
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New York
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Southern Association
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New Orleans
N’em York
Fort Bragg Poloists Triumph Over Charlotte Reds in Polo Clash
Fort Bragg Cavalrymen overcame an early deficit and a handicap to defeat the Charlotte Reds 104 to 9 in the seniors trophy polo tournament at Pinehurst. Lieut Baker sparked a sixth chukker rally for 3 points while Lieut G F Williams scored 6 goals for Fort Bragg. Reds’ Horace Johnston and J. W. Cramer Jr. contributed, as Fort Bragg moved to two victories. Sand Hills and Fort Bragg Juniors are set to meet tomorrow.
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N. C
Fort Bragg
Charlotte Reds
Charlotte
Reds
Lieut. Baker
Lieut. G. F. Williams
Horace Johnston
W. Cramer
Winston-Salem
Sand Hills
Walthour Georgetti Team Leads Six Day Race at MSG
Walthour Georgetti team led the six day race at Madison Square Garden at 10 p m with the highest points from sprints while Hanley McBeath and Belloni Derayler trios trailed within one lap and several other pairs were one lap behind. Drobach Lawson set a 4 hour record with 1866 miles two laps in 1914. The list of one lap behind includes Goullett Horan McNamara Van Kempen Egg Girarding Beckman Madden Goosens Buysse Benazato Taylor.
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Walthour Lahd Georgetti
Madison Square Garden
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Lawson
Goullett-Horan
McNamara-Van Kempen
Egg Girarding
Beckman- Madden
Goosens-Buysse
Benezatto-Taylor
Mohawks and Mercurys Face Sunday Grid Duel at American League Park
Dinty Hughes as a key placekicker gives the Mohawks an edge over the Mercurys in their Sunday clash at American League park. The Mercurys rely on aerial play, while the Mohawks prepare a strong overhead game led by Hendricks and Egan, with brotherly rivalry as Dreifuss faces Stanley Mercurys.
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Hughes
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Hegarty
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McCarthy
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Richmond to Meet Terrapins on September 24
University of Richmond football unveils eight games for next season with a tentative addition. Coach Frank Dobson announced a Maryland contest set for September 24 at Mayo Island Park in Richmond. Other slated opponents include Lynchburg College, Virginia, John Hopkins, Randolph Macon, Trinity, Roanoke, Hampden-Sydney, and William and Mary with a tentative Franklin County location for one game. The Stanton Junior game was canceled.
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University of Richmond
Frank Dobson
University of Maryland
Mayo Island Park
Lynchburg College
Univerary of Virginia
Charlotteville
Johnna Hopkins
Battimore
Randulph Macon
Trinity
Turham
Hoanoke College
Hampden Sidner
Taylor and Lefler Sent To Memphis by Griffith
Third baseman Tom Taylor and outfielder Wade Lefler have been turned over to the Memphis club of the Southern Association, announced by President Clark Griffith on his return from Hartford. The moves are part of deals that bring Prothro and Kelly to the World Champions next season. Griffith said attempts to obtain Urban Shocker and Jess Petty failed.
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Tom Taylor
Wade Lefler
Memphis
Southern Association
Clark Griffith
Hartford
Conn
Prothro
Kelly
Griffith
Urban Shocker
Browns
Jess Petty
Indianapolis
Syracuse on Scene of East West Game
Syracuse university football arrives in Los Angeles for the East West game against Southern California at the Coliseum. Fullback McBride stars in workouts, kicking 19 straight from 15 yards and eight from 30, as USC watchers note the Orange may tire against the Trojans.
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Syracuse University
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Southern California
Los Angeles Coliseum
McBride
Chick Meehan
Ming
U. S. C. Watchers
Southern Intercollegiate Conference Meets in New Orleans
Representatives of 22 Southern institutions arrived for the annual meeting to be held tomorrow and Sunday in New Orleans. Officers will be elected and executive meetings will discuss admitting new members and possible abolition of baseball as an intercollegiate sport.
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New Orleans
Maine Golfer Leads In Pinehurst Play
Maine golfer Charles S. Strout of Portland led the field at Mid-Pines Country Club during the 36 hole medal handicap match with a score of 83-12-71 in Pinehurst North Carolina. Keating of Mid-Pines and A Lucien Walker of Richmond County Club New York finished with 81.
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N. C
Charles S. Strout
Portland
Maine
Mid-Pines Country Club
Francis T. Keating
Mid-Pines
A. Lucien Walker
Richmond County Country Club
New York
Sewanee to Meet Virginia In Chattanooga Football Clash
In Chattanooga on December 4, Alimoi of the University of the South noted Sewanee will face the University of Virginia in a season game. The matchup sets up a notable early December contest between two respected programs.
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Tenn
Alimoi
University of the South
Sewanee
University of Virginia
Rickard Eyes Dempsey Gibbons Bout at Garden or Jersey
Tex Rickard says a Dempsey versus Gibbons title defense could be staged at Madison Square Garden in May or at Boyle's thirty acres in Jersey City if Gibbons shines in Norfolk. He plans to outbid rivals and has signed Sammy Mandell to fight Sid Terris in February, with the winner likely facing Benny Leonard.
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California
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Tommy Gibbons
Pacific Coast
Tex Rickard
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Norfolk
the Garden
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Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Sid Terris
Madison Square Garden
Edldie Kane
Mandell
Tom Gibbons
Terris
Benny Leonard
Tremont Juniors Edge Apalos 24 to 14 in opener
Tremont Juniors defeat Apalo Juniors 24 14 to start season. Wilmer and D Diango each hit three field goals for Tremont while Mitchell led Apalos with seven foul goals on ten tries. Team seeks 105 pound class games with Boys club and Live Wire. phone Galotta for schedule.
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D Galotta
Harrison
D. Mitchell
Tyan
Falcone
Immaculate
P_ Clango
Asheville Man Joins Hole in One Circle
Asheville North Carolina December 4 B 8 Colburn vice president of the Biltmore Forest Country Club made a hole in one on the ninth hole of the Biltmore course this afternoon He was playing Walter West also of the club in the foursome
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Asheville
N. C
Colburn
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Biltmore
Heius Zax
Walter West
Old Liners Upset Dope by Beating Virginia Tossers
Maryland opens its season with a 24 to 18 upset over Virginia at College Park. Starters Faber Encor Supplee Beatty Cardwell fueled a strong Maryland offense while Virginia’s Wren led the visitors with two sensational second half baskets and eight points. Referee Paul Monten. Time halves 20 minutes.
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Cuvail
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Miseed
Tyler Gotssed
Paul Monten
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Central Board
Public Debt Girls Make Two Records
After a week off for Thanksgiving the Public Debt Girls Bowling league resumed play last night and set two new season records. Mrs Parker of Registered Accounts set a new individual high of 208, taking the mark from Miss Mealy of Saunders who had 307. Registered Accounts also posted a new team high of 1347, surpassing the previous 1335 by Accounts.
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Miss Mealy
Epiphany Juniors Defeat Boys Club Superiors 46 21
Epiphany Juniors win their third straight basketball game defeating the Boys Club Superiors 46 to 21 at Epiphany gym. Capt. McGann shines with several spectacular shots as Epiphany surges from a 10 2 first quarter deficit to lead and hold.
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Finnigan Shaw
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Apelter
Finnegan
Walsh
Shaw
Shiess
Hayes
Braddock
G. Harper
Raferco
First Week in Jane Set For National Open Play
The national open golf championship will be held at Worcester Country Club in the first week of June. The amateur tournament is tentatively set for Pittsburgh in September and the women’s title play for St. Louis in October. The public links contest will be settled in July.
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Worcester
Mass
United States Golf Association
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Blow Downs Peabody In School Soccer 2 0
Blow defeated Peabody 2 to 0 after extra periods in a hard fought elementary school soccer match. Liles scored the first goal via a clever heel trick during overtime, with Wilson adding the second from a free kick near goal. Caporotti made multiple saves, and Irving attempted a penalty kick for Peabody.
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Kenneth
Liles
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Brightwood Park
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Plaza Field
Sanpomaseess
Kenneth Ang
McAlwee
Yester- Irving
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Gonis—Liles
Wilton
Leckey
Heteree
Tennyeon
Easton Baseball Club Elects Directors for 1925
Easton Md Dec 4 At the annual meeting of the Easton Baseball Club of Talbot County Inc the following directors were elected for 1925 Charles E Humphreys Rev Thomas Donaldson James C Godemin Claude W Wheatley Edward T Miller McNeal A Shanahan Eas ton John P Cosden Arthur Farmer St Michaels John W Nobte Preston Oliver Gallup Oxford Owen Caulk Trappe The directors will meet Tuesday organize and elect officers J Franken Baker who managed the team last season and will manage it in 1925 was given a vote of thanks
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Easton Baseball Club
Talbot County, Inc
Courthouse
Charles E. Humphreys
Thomas Donaldson
James C. Godemin
Claude W. Wheatley
Edward T. Miller
McNeal A. Shanahan
John P. Cosden
Arthur Farmer
St. Michaels
John W. Nobte
Preston
Oliver Gallup
Oxford
Owen Caulk
Trappe
J. Franken Baker
Duncan and Mitchell Win Another Match
In Greenville South Carolina on December 4 George Duncan and Abe Mitchell British pros defeated Francis Ouimet and George Ayton in a best ball golf match at the Greenville Country Club They finished 2 up in the morning round and 4 up with 2 to go after the second eighteen Ouimet posted the low score 76 in the afternoon
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S. C
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Francis Ouimet
United States
George Ayton
Biltmore Forest
Ouimet
Preps Cancel Sunday game with Wintons at Fairlawn
Apache Preps cancel their Sunday meeting with the Wintons at Fairlawn field scheduled for 11 am due to a schedule error with Northerns. Players must report tonight at Tenth Street and Virginia Avenue Southeast at 7 o clock.
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Fairlawnsfield
Tenth Street
Virginia Avenue
Resolutions HAP Big League Head and Laudan Landis
In a stormy session the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues adopted resolutions denouncing Byron Bancroft Johnson, president of the American League, for gambling claims about the Pacific Coast league. It reaffirmed faith in Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis and condemned attacks on him. Other measures thanked Hartford for hospitality and expressed sympathy to Mrs Landis. The body criticized Johnson and called for unified support for Landis and orderly baseball governance.
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National Association of Professional Baseball League
Byron Bancroft Johson
American League
Coté Missioner
K. M. Landis
Association
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Citx
Hartford
Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Kenesaw M. Landis
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M. Landis
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Johnson
Byron B. Johnson
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