Columbia Wins Cup Four Years of Club Golf
Columbia Club defeats Chevy Chase 14 to 7 on Washington Club links to capture the Star Cup for a fourth straight year. Dr Gray and Mr Davidson defeated, while the mixed results saw Columbia players Lafferty and Matting lead late in a tight match. President West praised the team’s steady work and loyalty, noting Columbia as district champions for many days to come.
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Lease of Grounds Sold in Philadelphia National League
The Philadelphia National League baseball grounds lease was sold today by sheriff to R H Ennis for Arthur Newbold trustee at 402 dollars. President Pulliam attended and declined comment on future ownership or club reorganization by stockholders who led the sale. It is generally believed the stockholders will pursue reorganizing the club.
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Two Bowling Contests Open Departmental League Night
The Palace alleys saw two sets of matches as the Bureaus defeated the Interiors in the first two games. Joe Hardie posted 197 215 and 226 while Budke topped with 1935 across three games. Livingston and Lemmon contributed solid scores as the Bureaus pulled ahead in the early rounds.
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Corcoran Cadets Defeat Urell Rifles In Rough Showdown
In a chaotic Center Market arena game the Corcoran Cadets beat the Urell Rifles 28 to 12 amid crowd disturbances. The match featured repeated stoppages for fights as both teams struggled for control, with Corcorans finishing strong in the last seven minutes and asserting earlier lead.
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Georgetown Preps Beaten in Close Football Bout
In a hard fought game at Georgetown Field Technical High School edged Georgetown Prep 6 to 5. Smith scored a first half TD and kicked goal for Tech while Laub answered in the second period but Fitzgerald missed the extra point. Referee and umpire details listed with lineups and timings. Special to The Washington Post.
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Dandelion Captures Remsen Handicap at Jamaica Meet
Dandelion, at 15 to 20, won the Remsen Handicap over five and a half furlongs by two lengths from Gamuara on closing Jamaica day. The program also featured Diamond and Huguenot winners in other races as Aqueduct hosted Jamaica entries and full card action.
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Latonta Results Show Fast Track and Big Odds Wins
Latonta notes show six furlongs in the first race with Determination at 2 to 1 taking the win, Athlone at 40 to 1, Gold Tink at 29 to 1 in third. One mile race led by Lem Reed at 3 to 1 second, Alfred C. and Anna among other runners. Thorn Hedge wins the steeplechase handicap. Prism wins the fifth, Heitelberg first in the sixth with Harpoon second. Tomorrow’s entries include Rachel Ward and Hickory Corners.
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Gone to Pimlico Meet at Baltimore Track
Several Benning Stables will compete for purses at Pimlico as a seven day meet begins Saturday. Horses from New York and local stables arrive in force with entries like W T Barch Gwrynie Thompkins and Columbia stable riders. Two Pennsylvania trains will shuttle Washington fans to Pimlico on race days, departing at 12 10 p m and 5 10 p m from the Pennsylvanian avenue station for easy streetcar access.
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Resigning Official Starter Leaves New York Tracks
In New York on November 2, the longtime official starter has tendered his resignation to the Jockey Club, effective at season end. Fitzgerald will assume complete charge at Brighton Beach racing. Gerald Whagerald previously ran the Metro track.
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Brightwood Track Hosts Mixed Trotting Card
Five men gathered at Brightwood yesterday for matinee trotting events. In race three a driverless horse bolted, veered over a fence, and wrecked the sulky, with no injuries. Officials included Dr Hadfield and Thomas Bound. The Brightwood Association recently incorporated with officers named Javvis, Oppenheimer, Hadfield, and Brown. A separate court filing involves a death fund dispute among McGuirk heirs and related parties.
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Absolute divorce proceedings filed in District Supreme Court
Proceedings for an absolute divorce were instituted yesterday by Magee Olsen against Quvar Olsen, alleging infidelity. A dependent is named. Mrs Olsen is represented by Attorneys EBG Niles and John S. Whitt. Also listed are examinations for admission to the bar to be held December 2 and 3 at Georgetown University Law Department.
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Deported Son of Mine Owners Leader in Colorado Fight
Goldfield Nevada report indicates E. A. Colburn Jr was deported by miners and warned never to return. He is the son of E. A. Colburn, president of the Cripple Creek Mine Owners Association, with the deportation tied to his father’s active role in opposing the Western Federation of Miners in Colorado.
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No Yellow Fever in Cuba Declared by Health Dept
Havana Nov 2 The health department announces that the illness of Scott, the newly arrived American at the Cobre mines in Santiago province, is not yellow fever. It is added that there is no yellow fever in Cuba.
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Ada Rehan to Headline at National Theater Week
Miss Ada Rehan supported by Charles Richman leads a strong company at the National Theater next week. The run features The School for Scandal with Lady Yearle and The Canary Girl, plus a slate of revives and new acts, including The Last of the Mohicans on film.
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