Tyrrell and Suseman Weigh-In Foes for South Lightweight Title
This afternoon on Georgetown Field Eastern and Western teams clashed while the Preps kept Technical to six. Local wrestlers Harvey Tyrrell and Frank Huseman face a South lightweight championship weighing in at 156 pounds with Tyrrell nine days to make the limit and Suseman already hardening for a demanding schedule including a two week New York theatre engagement and a return to Washington for a Capital City and Baltimore bout.
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Atlantic City County Club Announces Fall Golf Tournament
The Atlantic City County Club announces its annual fall golf tournament to be held November 17 18 and 1 open to United States Golf Association member clubs. Walter K Holg will receive entries at Atlantic City up to the night before the tourney opens.
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Aqueduct gives Israelite track record in Handicap win
New York Israelite won the Aqueduct Handicap at one mile and a sixteenth, breaking the track record with 1 45 2-5, two seconds faster than Don d Oro’s 1898 mark. Dolly Spanker was second, Agile third as Druid, winner last race, failed to win. Orthodoxy set a new mile track best 1 38.
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Football Notes Highlight Ivy Rivalries and Yale Prep
The piece reviews the 1920s football scene with Yale Harvard and Princeton, noting Princeton Cornell thirteenth meeting and Harvard’s push to rebound after a Penn loss. It mentions Dartmouth, Georgetown, George Washington, Johns Hopkins, Annapolis, and Penn’s looming schedule plus an official from Georgetown.
Morley Morley at Founders Day Pittsburg Address
Morley’s Founders Day speech in Pittsburg lauds American absorption of diverse elements. He cites Fort Duquesne, immigration, women’s rights, and liberal democracy, while praising The Hague court and Carnegie Institute support. Awards follow the remarks.
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Carnegie Institute
Morley Great
Samuel Hardin Church
Department of the Arts
Edwin H Lemare
Frank W Sneed
East Liberty
Motley
Congress
Fort Duquesne
George Forbe
George Washington
Morley
America
Hague
Europe
Moiley
Carnegie
Uhough
Latonia Race Day Highlights and Boxing Result
At Latonia Cincinnati racing featured five favorites winning with Ometiea beaten a nose by Milton Young in the last race. Weather clear track fast. Sayres defeated Lowrey in a fifteen round boxing decision in St. Louis.
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Ometiea
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Tod
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Ethel Davis Frival
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Fontesta
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Roll Over
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A Eixteenth
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Benning Opens With Rich entries for Bladensburg and Columbia
Washington Jockey Club lists entries for Benning fall meeting running November 17 to December 2. Bladensburg Steeplechase draws a large field over two and a half miles, while the Columbia Handicap features twenty five candidates including Mamie Worth Graziella Ascension James F and Stolen Moments set for sprint action and turf glory.
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Ascension
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Stolen Moments
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Goldcrest
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Salvation Army Changes in leadership and assignments
New York reports Commander Frederick Booth-Tucker to move to international headquarters in Onden as Secretary for all countries outside Great Britain. Farewell meeting set for November 15 at Grand Central Palace, he sails to London November 16. Other appointments include Howard to foreign affairs training roles, McAlonan to Switzerland, Rees to Sweden, Lowton to Denmark, Richards to fill South Africa vacancy, Booth Helberg furlough with literary duties, Bramwell Booth to oversee Britain, and staff chief overseeing international affairs.
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London
Tenry Howard
Willam McAlonan
Sweden
Switzerland
David Rees
Col Lowton
Chicago
Denmark
Col Richards
Booth-Helberg
Bnoth
Bramwell Booth
William Booth
International
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Urells Form Football Eleven With Noted Local Players
At a meeting of the Urell Athletic Association of the District of Columbia National Guard, a football eleven was organized to contest for the district championship. The lineup includes Orme of Georgetown varsity, Graham formerly of Georgetown, Yoder from Wilmington Military Academy, Loughran last year’s Business High captain, Curtis a Princeton man, Sutton and Watson from Olympia Athletic Club, Robey W. Orme, Carver, and other notables. The team plans strong field speed and aims to compete against National Guard units, Naval Battalion, George Washington University, the Tifte Regiment of Baltimore, and nearby clubs. They also expect to compete in winter events, sending a relay team to New York for the Seventy First Regiment games and to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins and Baltimore Athletic Club meets, with appearances at Convention Hall and local Georgetown and high school games.
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Urell Athletic Association
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National Guard
Naval Battalion
George Washington University
Tifte Regiment
Urell
Orme
Georgetown
Graham
Yoder
Wilmington Miliary Academy
Loughran
Curtis
Sutton
Watson
Olympia Athletic Club
Robey W. Orme
Carver
Arells
New York
Convention Hall
Alexandria Officials Face Criticism Over Police Prosecution
Alexandria officials and the police board examined state criticism of Lieut James Smith and the force after State's Attorney Brent alleged insufficient cooperation in prosecutions. Mayor Paff and the board discussed discipline and future steps, with Brent promising grand jury recourse if needed, while Smith defended his handling of the case. The report also notes a Virginia Missionary Convention events and a wedding in North Columbus Street, plus a city committee mass meeting featuring Caton and Machen.
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Harry L Lacey
Maisie Kenate
Washington
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Methodist Protestant Church
North Columbus Street
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City Democratic Committee
Opera House
James R. Caton
Su Hi Machen
S G. Brent
Fairfax Medical. Society
Hotel Rammel
Ma Jone
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