Five Big Bouts Listed For The Present Week
Milwaukee headlines a busy boxing slate with Jack Dillon facing Gus Christie in a ten round Milwaukee bout on Monday A twenty round Campi Chavez clash follows in Vernon California a ten round Dundee Beecher meeting in New York Wednesday brings Al Reich against George Rodel and a six round Chip Hicks bout in Pittsburgh Also notes on Coulon reopening and promoter McCarey plan for a title path.
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Jack Dilion
Gus Christie
Eddie Campi
Benny Chavez
Vernon
Cal
Johnny Dundee
Willie Beecher
New York City
George Rodel
al Reich
New York
George Chip
Freddie Hicks
Pittsburgh
Campi
Chaves
Johnny Coulon
McCarey
Wid Williams
Baltimore
Coulon
Jack Dillon
Christie
Grant Clark
Cincinnati
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Fond du Lac
Annie Zanders
Zanders
Stanley Ketchel
Gus
Mal Wells
Hughey Mehegen
Sydney
New South Wales
J. Kneckant Browne
Teddy Maloney
Philadelphia
Jon Wagner
Arthur Simon
New Orleans
Sid Smith
Alfred Wye
London
England
Johnny Dundes
Whlie Beecher
Paddy A’hearn
Billy Morse
Lewiston
al Retch
Young Mahoney
Billy Scott
Sheboygan
Was
Steve Ketchel
Jerry Murphy
Indianapolis
Frankey Conley
Cal Delaney
Ravine
Chip
Dillon
Christo
Clabby
California
Bob McAllister
Klaus
Frank
East
Carl Morris
Reich
Tim Lofan
Navy
Fairmont Athletic Club
George Rodal
Rodel
Africa
West Virginia Wesleyan to test Georgetown on Hilltop Saturday
Washington fans face another challenge as West Virginia Wesleyan, a rising gridiron program, travels to Washington to meet Georgetown. The visiting team has defeated rivals near Morgantown and in eastern Ohio, led by standout George Van Dyne who predicts a hard run for Georgetown.
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Divide Tennis Honors at Gallaudet Maryland Aggies Meet
Gallaudet College and the Maryland Aggies divided honors in a dual tennis match on the former’s courts. Both sides won a doubles match and two singles matches. Doubles results: Olsen and Russey beat Gray and Ford 6-2 6-4, Igenfritz and Gibson beat Courter and Hughes 6-4 6-1. Singles results: Olsen beat Foard 6-2 6-0, Igenfritz beat Courter 6-2 6-0, Gray beat Hughes 6-0 6-4, Dburian beat Gibson 7-9 6-0 6-4. A separate note mentions a spring Women Walkers’ Club forming a women’s branch of the Walkers’ Club of America in New York.
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Local gridiron highlights this week on air and field
Central hosts Technical at Vigilant Park in the week’s schedule. Western travels to Vigilant Park in Georgetown. Georgetown hosts West Virginia Wesleyan. Catholic University meets Villanova at Brookland. Maryland Aggies 18, St Johns at College Park in a key matchup.
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Georgetown
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Brookland
Maryland Aggies
St. Johns
College Park
Defeat of Yale and Princeton Show of Strength Notable
Yale suffered a sharp setback as Colgate defeated Yale 16 to 6, while Princeton rolled past Holy Cross 54 to 6. Harvard routed Cornell, Notre Dame beat Army 35 to 13, and Michigan overwhelmed Syracuse 43 to 7 in a day of strong Eastern and Western showings.
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Georgetown
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Amberst
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Green Mountain
Washington
Jefferson
Colgate
Eli
Httle
Pimlico Card Adds Busy Day at Washington Fest
Pimlico offers six races on Nov 2 with a balanced field led by a two mile Junior steeplechase for Sydaroida. Key flat event is a three year old plus selling sprint. fields include Doctor R L Swaringer Ivabel Lace Arran. Entries list Maiden, Allowance, Handicap and Selling races with numerous runners and odds.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Doctor R. L
Swaringer
Ivabel
Lace
Arran
San Diego Phoenix motorcycle race winner Paul Derkum
Paul Derkum of Los Angeles won the 414 mile San Diego to Phoenix motorcycle race, finishing in 16 hours and 4 minutes. The event ran across mountains and desert ending in Phoenix, Arizona, on November 2. A separate note reports the New York horse show opening November 15 and New York City’s 274 playgrounds across 74 sites in Greater New York.
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Derkum
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Derkum
Los Angeles
New York
Federal League adopts contract form amid baseball war
Indianapolis Nov 2 The Federal League magnates adopt a contract form said to satisfy the Baseball Players Fraternity prompting a potential shift of players from the major leagues. Geores Stovall signs to manage the Kansas City Federal League club next season. Four clubs file lists of major league players under negotiation and a Chicago meeting on Nov 15 will elect a president. Also organized Nations Capital Field Trial Club in Montgomery County Maryland to promote field trials with purses and two stakes for pointers and setters.
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Ind
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Federal League
Geores Stovall
Kansas City
J. A. Gilmore
Chicago
Nations Capital Field Trial Club
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Thomas P Baldwin
H. M. Dickinson
Bradley Hillis
Montgomery County
Jack Dunn
Grayson H. Gent
Joseph H. Hinds
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Third Street Northwest
Harvard Center Injured Forces Possible Season End
Harvard center Trumbull sustained a serious bruise saving him from the Princeton game and perhaps the rest of the season. Coach reports Saturday’s Harvard-Cornell contest left the squad in good condition. Halfback Goldie Mahan, sidelined by a spider bite, underwent a minor procedure and may not face Princeton but hopes to play Yale.
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White Sox pound Fromme to beat Giants 9 to 4
Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Giants 9 to 4 in Houston with Crawford leading the attack. Fromme struggled for New York as the Giants managed scattered hits off Russell. Schalk and Meyers teamed for the Sox battery while Russell and Meyers also connected for runs.
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Tex
Chicago White Sox
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Sox
Fromme
New York
Russell
Aome
Chicago
Russell and Schalk
Fromme and
Meyers
Elionsky Frees Sailors In 4 Mile Bridge Swim Feat
Henry Elionsky, the long distance swimmer from New London, swam from the Brooklyn Bridge to Bay Ridge with hands and feet bound, towing a boat carrying seven men weighing 1,263 pounds. He started at 1:50 p.m. and finished at 4:00 p.m.
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Henry Elionsky
New London
Brooklyn Bridge
Bay Ridge
Elionsky
Eastern High Is Beaten by Randolph Macon Academy
In Front Royal on Saturday Randolph Macon Academy defeated Eastern High second eleven 16 to 0. Key players listed include Harney and Pettitt captains, with substitutions noted and Harver credited for a field goal. Officials included umpire Mr Stales and linesmen Messrs Reilly and Hutching. Time periods 12 and 16 minutes per quarter.
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Stedman Quinn
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McCore Teale
Roy A King
Mohler
Pdgerton
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Ulmpire
Stales
Mesur Williams Bos
Talbot Rma
Tnesman
Talor Wpot
Messrs Reilly
Eo Fes
Hutching
RH Woo
Harcy
Harver
Princeton Varsity Eleven Changes Limited After Victory
Princeton New Jersey November 2 The make up of Princeton shifted varsity eleven remains unchanged this week except Phillips will return to left tackle. Coaches cite victory over Holy Cross as justification for confidence. The squad recovered well from Saturday’s game and a large Princeton coaching delegation at Harvard will study Crimson formations for this week’s scrimmages.
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N. J
Phillips
Holy Cross
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Crimson
Yale In War Council Moves To Reform After Loss
Yale coaches held a council of war to rally former players for Princeton and Harvard games. After Saturday defeat by Colgate there is gloom, with Cornish’s injury reducing quartering quality. Thompson and Hammer failed to impress, Wilson may be drafted, and Marting and Pendleton may return against Brown.
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Colgate
New Haven
Harvard
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Eli
Conn
Thompson
Hammer
Wilson
Marting
Pendleton
Brown
Football Player in Critical Condition After Saturday Game
George Gay of Blackinton Mass former Ursinus star and coach in his prime, lies in critical condition after a tackle in a Pottstown Union Club game in Phoenixville Pa. He fractured his spine during the third period and doctors fear for his recovery as the accident shocks local football circles.
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George Gay
Blackinton
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Ursinus
Twon
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