Debadou Dominates Elkridge Steeplechase at Pimlico
Debadou, bred and owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney’s reentree Stables, wins the Elkridge steeplechase at Pimlico with Elysian losing its rider at the fifth jump. Bughouse takes second after a late rally. Cirrus narrowly beats Milkmaid in the Pikesville purse with Thunderstorm and Motor Cap also winning or placing in notable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N, Price
Debedou
Elkridge
Pimlico
T. J. Donohue
Wigsian
Med Henderson
Hikridge
Debadou
Hela
Leochares
Payne Whitney
Thereentree
Fronat
Stae— Plechase
Seagun
Harbor Hill
Man
Pimlico notes on Gen Lee and racing figures
Heard at Pimlico Gen Lee head of the British aviation service visited yesterday and watched craft from the steward stand while inspecting the plechase. George North a veteran bookmaker died at Asheville NC. Jockeys Fite and Butwell visited in uniform. Butwell to wear colors again soon. Maj Strawbridge and others reviewed remount race candidates for firing next Saturday. Roger Minton arranged Luke’s engagement and arrived from New York for Maryland season balance. Hildreth and Odom called to services at fads here and Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George North
Old Guard
Asheville
Thas
J. T. Basor
Theo Cook
Mackassey
Maj. Strawbridge
Mai Channing
F. Ambrose Clark
Firalico
J. Fite
Jamea Butwall
Butwell
Roger Minton
Luke
New York
Maryland Geagon
Hildreth
George Odom
Bowie
Syracuse Eleven Glows In Rout Of Dartmouth 34 to 6
Syracuse dominates Dartmouth early and late to win 84 8 in a Pratt Field clash. Ackley Kerhan Barsha and Erwig spark a sharp attack while McDermott caps a Dartmouth fumble return for a score. Syracuse leads 7 0 7 13 34.
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Syracuse
Dartmouth
Springfield
Mess
Pratt Field
Syracuas
Hanover
Saina
Ackley
Kerhan
Barsha
Erwig
Football Results From The War Time Standings
Football scores listed with many errors and garbled names. Notable results include Notre Dame defeating Wabash 66 to 7 and Navy overpowering Sebeol 66 to 0. Other matches show Purdue over Wissahickon Barrack and Detroit N over Chicago & Cleveland N by large margins.
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Wolre Dame
Wabash
Columbia
Amherst
Camp Upton
Mineola Aviators
Camp Merritt
New York University
Borduam
St. Johns
Camp Zachary Taylor
Tdiena
Chicago N. H
Northwestern
Minnesota
St. Olet
Wissahickon Barrack
Peom State
Purdue
Chicago
Cleveland N. B
Detroit N
Case
Wooster
Navy
Hefeawr T Mining
Sebeol
Sewanee
Tennessee
Teas
Houston
Fosman
Infantes
Swarthmore Beats Penn in Late Rally 20 to 12
Swarthmore College, replacing Lafayette on Penn's schedule, staged a late rally to edge the Red and Blue 20 to 12. The Garnet scored two touchdowns in the final five minutes to overturn a deficit and claim victory in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Lafayette
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Perfoda
Swarthmore
Varley Star Sculler from Alaska Joins Knights Overseas
William M. Varley, noted sculler and 1904 Louis World's Fair double sculls champion, is accepted as an overseas secretary for the Knights of Columbus. He will serve in France, returning to his New York roots as a standout athlete and educator whose pupils included many of New York's celebrated sports figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian M. Yarley
Knights of Columbus
France
Varley
New York
Manhattan College
Why! 5 Culture
New -York
S-Peat
Princeton University students' early athletic scene described
A fragment from a Princeton publication recalls student sports after the AUT.G era, noting reduced organized athletics, a lone afternoon punt display on the lower campus quadrangles, minor games, and the school flag routine around 5:30 as the Star-Spangled Banner signals the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Bartt
Weikke
Tha
Army Training
Eorpa
Catholic University Folds Seamen to Tie in Final Rally
Catholic University rallied in the last quarter to tie Seamen Gunners 6-6 after a back and forth game. Final drives featured Glava scoring for CU and Connolly’s TD for the Seamen, with Culhane’s late extra kick missing by a margin. The Seamen had led in the second period before CU equalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Khwapp
Catholic University
Ita
Gunnera
Collesiana
Jinal
C. U
Glava~ Coil
C.D. Lada
Culhane
Seaman Gannera
Mttie
Ling
Connolly
Cathodic University
Heamen Gunners Mointrre
Aieerer
Ieattee
O'Conner
Henderx Guihone
Gallaudet Triumphs In Final Period
Gallaudet College defeated St. John's of Annapolis 7 to 0 at Kenngall Green. Deerway scored the only touchdown after a late drive, as Gallaudet used an open game in the fourth quarter to wear down the Cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qailaudet Colllege
St. John's
Annapolis
Kenggall Green
Deerway
Buff and Blue
Kendall Greaners
Shaw
Great Lakes Navy clash eyed as biggest game of year
Annapolis reports a likely November 22 meeting with Great Lakes at Treutt's station. Sec Daniels unlikely to permit a Chicago return game on Thanksgiving. Navy, led by Superintendent Eberle, aims to field strong squads despite influenza, with Philadelphia and Arsenal matches upcoming and Georgia Tech declined due to travel and timing.
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Nassau
Buck
Debadou
Ral Parr
Bughouse
Débadou
Dubadas
Weld
Belle
Donnarella
Elkridge
Cirrus
Milkmaid
Pikesville
Brille
Annapolis
Treutt
Great Lakes
Midshipmen
Academy
Chicago
Daniels
Lkely
Eberle
Midetiamen
Iime
Secreturr Baniels
Gill
Georgia Tech
Richmond
Condag
Navy
Two More Otranto Survivors Added to List
The War Department added Privates Atel H Nelson BMaronette Kans and Winifred Budisell AQdystén Otto to the survivors from the British transport Otranto sunk off Treland. Arthur M Cul pepper from Mergen Ga was also added. The Navy reported Ensign Charles M Sanborn and HE Miller arrived uninjured after shipboard rescue on October 8.
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Atel
H! Nelson
Bmaronette
Kans
Winifred Budisell
Aqdystén
Otto
War Department
Yesterdy
Hritigh
Otrante
Coat of Treland
Arthur M. . Culpepper
Mergen
Thane
Navy Department
Charles M Sanborn
HE. H. Miller
United States Naval
Buildings for Infantry School at Columbus for 25900 men
War Department authorized immediate construction of buildings for the Infantry School at Columbus Georgia to house about 25 900 men. The notice emphasizes rapid start and the need for suitable facilities to support the troops.
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Infantry School of Army
Columbus
Gai
War Department
Women to Succeed as Golf Club Professionals
Sy Francis Ouimet argues women can fill pro roles in golf as instructors for beginners and advanced players. He cites Cleveland as already employing a woman instructor, Mrs George Hartlason, and suggests many capable candidates including Miss Sterling and Miss Rocenthal. He predicts growing acceptance of women pros after the war ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Francis Ouimet
War Department
Alex H Sterling
Sterling
Cleveland
Avon
George Hartlaon
Cotamon
Avery
Borh
Exi
Bel Syndicate Co
Naval Academy trounces St Helena training station team
Annapolis, Md November 2 The Naval Academy fielded near full strength and defeated St Helena training station 68 to 0. Roberta starred with most of the scoring while captain Ingram and forward passes added variety as substitutions and scoring slowed in the second half.
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ST. Helena
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roberta
Capt Ingram
Théone
Midshipmen
Pash
Henderinks
Schmids
Prt
Nayat Academy
Helena
Snively
Crete & Vreue Cattert Th
Carteinth
Sch
Nation Tontvenatty
Purnsylvania
Hnesman
Oleate Yatey
Ign Jetta
Coombs
Rawlings
Perr King
Clark
Kerm
Ingram
Fitz
Crotubs
Roberts
Mettalt
Cowell
Fin
Sontte
Deuttein
Lawada
Avtar
Perry
Senate
Wen
Tor
Football gains popularity in France this fall
Paris reports rising interest in American football among troops and civilians as the M C A and welfare groups organize support. Soldiers, officers and volunteers see football as a mental and physical outlet balancing duty with leisure amid wartime disruptions.
National Railways Prepares for Red Cross Show Shipment
The United States Government and the Nations Horse Show Association organize transport arrangements for 1100 entries for the Madison Square Garden event. Exhibitors are urged to ship their horses promptly to New York as the Red Cross will receive all gross receipts. Officials report several entries have already arrived.
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Madison Square Garden
Red Cross
National Railway Administration
Horsay
Ars
Nations Horse Show Association
New York
William H. Moore
Purdue Turns Tables on Chicago at Last
Purdue football stunned Chicago 3 to 3 in a dramatic finish on Stuart Field. Markey leapt for a 20 yard gain and a key forward to put Purdue ahead, while Chicago coach Stagg used all plays to rally.
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Purdue
Chicago
Lafayette
Ind
Stuart Field
University of Chicago
Chicago Mantar
Maryland States Wins Over VMI 7 0 in Lexington
Maryland States defeated Virginia Military Institute 7 to 0 in Lexington as the Cadets kicked the only goal in the third period after Maryland State scored on a touchdown but missed the extra point. The first half featured strong running by the Cadets and steady gains from both teams, with VMI slow to match the Cadets’ speed until late in the third period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Maryland
Virginia Military
Maryland State
Airat
M. 1
National Lawn Tennis Rankings Face Major Shakeup
New York November 2 The National Lawn Tennis Association executive committee will meet December 12 to set activities for 1919 and the ranking system. The ranking report, with a new grouped class system, signals a likely shift among top players including the 1918 champion R Lindley Murray who played little this year. Roanoke Virginia Polytechnic beat Washington and Lee 19 to 6. Philadelphia Meadowbrook Club defeated University of Pennsylvania in a five mile run 26 to 28.
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New York
National Lawn Tennis Association
Ute City
Association
Flrat
R. Lindley Murray
Tew
Southampton
Moresi Trilla
Philadelphia
Erone
Meadowbrook Club
University of Pennsylvania
Fairmount Park
Prospects Bright for 1919 Baseball
Wartime players may return as peace comes. Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Geovr Cleveland Alexander Bennie Kauff among stars in service. Majors may start with shorter schedules 140 games and earlier closing. Public eager for baseball as war ends with discipline and shipyard workers supported. Augusta cadets beat Woodbury Forest 20 to 0.
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Ay J. W. Fitzgerald
Uncle Sam
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Geover Cleveland
Alexander
Bennie Kauft
Hoagthtier
Mean &Vail- Pole
Ien
Bome
France
baVa
Deee
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Rich Elkridge Chase
Ross
Elysian
Hendersen
Donohue
Ie Bude
Elysien
Sande
Ritkmaté
Ciprus
Dewm
R-T.wileua
Commander Rose
Stafford
Beach Stablea
Sam Hril
Stromboli
Laurel
Umbala
R. T. Wilson
Maj
Canr Die Light
Light Brigade
Thorn Broom
Deckmate
Lee
Aviation Serviee
Stewarda
Penn’s
Star Sculler, AK
C. Secretary
Brooklanders
Gallaudet
Otranto
Infantry
Cali
Ouimet
Order
Wiaine | Rocenthal
Ravisios
Birs. Gavin
Ong
Woma
Paris
M.C. A
Knights ‘of Columbus
Sais Army
Arg
Uncle Same
N. Y
V.M.L
Tto
V.P
Roanoke
Virginia Polytechnic Instituts
Washington
Ind. Tex
Quarte
PENN
Condit
Cplom
Bapevail
Elackers
Honestn Eoueé
Red Sox
Cubk
Augusta
Charlottesville
Mlitary Aeasenay
Woodbury Forest
The
Hecht Co
Hearn Mowes
Brand and Aristocratic Overcoat
Marta Clothes Shop
Seventh Street
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