Prize fighters weigh in on possible Sullivan clash
Tommy Lowe spoke of a fifteen round bout with Kid Sullivan under Sam Solomon but requires manager John J. O Connor consent. Al Merford stubbed rumors of Lowe leaving O Connor for Solomon while Pardello Mey eyes a wrestling match with Leo Pardello and Jim Galvin as manager John O Connor works to finalize terms and announce soon.
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Tommy Lowe
Washington
Kid Sullivan
Sam Solomon
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Sullivan
John J. O'Connor
al Merford
Baltimore
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Georgetown Virginia pact rupture and committee controversy
The Georgetown Virginia athletic relation is unsettled after a renewed pledge and a disputed committee selection. Dr Samuel Adams explains the Georgetown formed committee included Oates and Doyle, and the rector approved it. Virginia manager Bryan receives word the game may be canceled, while other teams seek the November 11 date.
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Georgetown
Virginia
Rather Daugherty
Samuel 8. Adams
Om Depont
Adams
Charlottesville
University of Georgetown
Oates
Doyle
Athletic Association
Father Daugherty
Ostes
Iaters
The
Washington
Bryan
Harrigin
Univerattr
Carpenter
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Midshipmen Rout Missouri in 16 0 Victory
Annapolis reports the Midshipmen defeat the battleship Missouri team 16 to 0. Ghormley scores two touchdowns, Norton adds two extra points and a field goal. Missouri’s Berrien nets their longest play of 25 yards. game played in two 15 minute halves with Jett, Crofton and Halsey noted on the Missouri roster.
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A. Spackal
Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Missouri
Halsey
Bertien
Higson
Naval Academy
Ghormley
Norton
Vilaspuri
Berrien
Jett
Swen Crofton
Sleft
Gannon
United States Navy
Olcutt
Yale
Harvard Protest Over Penn Lineup For Nov. 11 Game
Harvard football officials protest against Penn selecting Lamson at right tackle and Zilligen at forward for the Franklin Field clash on November 11. Lamson faces questions over college years and status. Zilligen is described as a professional. Also noted are a Plattsburg hospital case and a Madison Garden horse show entry list with about 70 horses competing.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Lamson
Quakers
Yne
Ziltigen
Franklin Field
Colorado
Swarthmore
Zilligen
New York
Madison Garden
J. H. Moore
Chicago
Forest King
Young Teddy a Hero on Freshman Football Team
Theodore Housewelt Jr. emerges as a college hero on the Crimson freshman squad at Weekington, Mass. He plays left end, reportedly the lightest at the position on the team, after initially not being considered. His rise comes despite early omissions and strong rivals.
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Bostich
Mass
Theodore House- Welt, Jr
Teddy
Crimson
Groton
Alde Ines
Virginia Faculty Bars Thorpe From Playing Football
The University of Virginia faculty refused to allow Tom Thorpe to play this season, granting matriculation only if he remains ineligible for football. A student mass meeting voiced disappointment as Thorpe’s status drew debate, with plans to admit him in engineering under advanced standing but barred from varsity games. Thorpe had been recruited from Columbia after being captain there.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Navy
University of Virginia
Tom Thorpe
Columbia
Thorpe
Virginia
Chandler
Alderman
Pollard
The
Athletic Association
Columba
Columbia Player Out for Yale Game
New York reports Columbia's chances to face Yale diminish as Phil Von Saltza, right tackle and full back, is ruled out likely for the rest of the season due to his mother's critical illness. He has not attended college since the Princeton game, forcing lineup changes and disrupting planned team symmetry.
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Fort Eilhen Allen
Donovan
Fifth United States Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
New York
Plattaberg Barracks
Columbia
Yale
Morley
Phil von Saltza
Saltza
Princeton
Baltimore Harness Races Report At Gentlemen's Driving Park
A cold day drew good attendance and sports at Baltimore Maryland track races. Prince March dominated multiple heats and the Elk Horn stable led in straight trots while Doctor W W Z won several pacing heats. Other contenders included Orphan Boy Sunny Jim and Miss Annie among many starters. Cross Continental on motorcycle noted. Roy Hitt sold to New York for $2060.
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Little Hot
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Altrita
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Maxte
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Clothing for Every Figure in Broad Variety
The store touts a permanent stock of worsteds cheviots and cassimeres in many patterns to fit stout tall or slim customers. It promises a high standard of fit and style with no price penalties for abnormal builds.
Army and Navy Prep Take 20 to 0 Victory Over Business High
The Army and Navy preparatory eleven defeated Business High School 9 to 0 in a game filled with end runs and strong interference. Business, undermanned and missing regulars bound for Western, managed only rare runs and strong defense in the second half, as Army and Navy dominated the line and scored two first-half touchdowns by Baker and a lone kickoff return.
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Inc
Army
Navy
Business
McVay
Baker
Wavy
Mount Pleasant
Haughey
Jack O'Connor Divorced By Judge In St Louis Court
Jack O Connor the famed catcher who signed with the St Louis Browns for 1906 was granted a divorce by Judge Daniel Fisher in open court on testimony from several witnesses Mrs Cora O Connor is said to be among St Louis most beautiful women City Park Track Not Sold In New Orleans President Samuel F Heaslip denies Western Jockey Club purchase of City Park plant calling reports false and aimed at harming the American Jockey Club Heaslip a major stockholder says such a transfer would be known
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Washington. Post
St. Louis
Jack O'Connor
St. Louis Browns
Daniel Fisher
Cora O/Connor
St Louis
City Park
Washington Post
New Orleans
Samuel F. Heasilp
Outbern Baseball League Annual Meeting Plans Talk Surplus
The Southern League may hold its annual meeting on November 21 under President Kavanaugh to review the season and map plans for next year. Officials expect a treasury surplus despite fever driven costs and disruptions that affected southern teams.
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Kavanaugh
Jamaica Racing Entries First Race Handicap Upsets
Jamaica racing lists seven furlong handicap entries with Byyar Zepla Ginette and Prince dikrer Wings New Mown Hay James Red dick ranks among others. Second race mile event features Norbury Tsraelite King Rose Panique Arsenal and Andrew Mack among a host of contenders. Third race Belle Ross selling, fourth Aqueduct Handicap with Colonial Girl and Hagéuta Burch lead a loaded field. Fifth through Sixth races feature sprint and mile events with multiple named horses and even money and odds noted.
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Ginette
Prince Dikrer
Wings
New Mown Hay
James Reddick
Dukedom
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Katle Powers
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Lansdowne
Sam ‘Craig
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Trempeurs
Mary Rosebatom
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van Hope
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Jamaica Meeting Closes at Latonia with Jacobite Triumphs
The Jamaica meeting at Latonia ends as Jacobite wins the Remsen Handicap over Hermitage in a hard drive. Remsen results headline the day with Toscan, Grenade, Shenandoah and Tambean posting notable finishes in six races.
Latoma Falls to Favorites in Muddy Latoma Races
Cincinnati report notes favorites captured three of seven races at Latoma tracks. Lord Radnor won the steeplechase handicap easily with John E. Owens second and Goldld third. Lanton took the title event, a mile and a sixteenth handicap. Other winners included Jack Ratlin, Tam many, Lieber, Santon, Harry Stephens, and La Sagitte. several horses and riders also ran, with times listed for each race.
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Cincinnati
Latoma
Lord Tradnor
John E. Owens
Goldld
Lanton
Jack Ratlin
Suzanne Rocamore
Major Carpenter
Verandah
Presentation
Felkland
Florence Unso
Handy Bill
Jovial
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Oddellette
Belligone
Roommate
Tammany
Careless
Dolinda
Gold Enamel
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Glet
Ascend
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la Sagitte
ML. A
Powell
Eleanor Howard
Lansdowns
St. Noel
Tom Riley
Revisna
Turrando
Flying Charcoal
Horses Arrive at Pimlico for Special Jumpers Meet
Five car loads of runners reach Pimlico for a standout timber event set for November 9 replacing the hurdles. Maryland Jockey Club plans additional chases, drawing top three year old jumpers, with stables from Cott Gallagher McLoughlin Page and Garth among arrivals. officials and trainers arrive to organize the meeting.
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Maryland Jockey Club
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P. Gallagher
James McLoughlin
H. Page
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Chelsea
Micou
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Hayes
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