Diversified Navy practice details potential first team lineup
Annapolis Nov 3 Navy football practice remained secretive with guards RTT Jones H K Jones and Graf tested. Mills and Hicks hoped to join by week’s end after injuries. Mills played guard for Kansas and Hicks, a top catcher, embraced football.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Secrer
Rtt Jones
H K Jones
Graf
Mills
Hicks
University of Kansas
Navy Triumphs Over Army in Epiphany Club Debut
Navy defeated Army 38 to 14 in a newly formed Epiphany Church gym league game. Navy starters included Ive Atley Marburs Langdon Hoover and Schneider Ruards H Ingles Checker Tabb and Eb Dean led Army. In a separate indoor baseball match Wrench beat the Irish 7 to 2 with Totten and Palmer for the winners opposing Dean and Kells as the losers.
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Epiphany Church Gymnasium
Navy
Army
Ive Atley
Marburs
Langdon
Hoover
Schneider
Ruards H Ingles
Checker
Tabb
Arid &Ehnmitz
Dean Guards
Wrench
Totten and
Palmer
Dean and Kells
Ardmore Club to host 20 round bout featuring Gardiner and Mitcair
Articles of agreement for a twenty round bout between Ganky Gardiner and Soldier Mit caire head the Ardmore club card next Wednesday night. The main event aims to headline a night of fights with a ten round co feature and a batt royal opening the program. The All Nations team defeated the All Americans 4 to 4 in San Francisco today.
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San Francisco
May Fine Jennings For Crossing Mack
Special to The Washington Post. November 3 report that Detroit Tigers manager Jennings faces possible fine for discussing waivers and negotiations with Connie Mack. Ban Johnson warned against breach of secrecy in the American League waiver system. disciplinary action and possible suspension of further bulletins were noted.
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Washington Post
Hlumhe
Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Hughes
Connie Mack
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
Eddie Plank
Ban Johnson
Two Applicants Seek Central League Baseball Berth
Fort Wayne November 3. Central League owners and managers plan annual meeting in Omaha with the National Association. Two cities filed charter applications possibly expanding the circuit to eight clubs. Lou Hellbroner of this city is likely reelected president for a third term.
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Feazer
Lou Hellbroner
Aty
Johns Hopkins Quarte rback Hurt In Football Crash
In South Bethlehem on November 3 Robert Lasvtek, Johns Hopkins quarterback, sustained injuries in a football game. He was moved by special car to a Baltimore hospital for expert treatment as doctors feared a possible back and leg injuries with a poor outlook for recovery.
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M ‘Fal
Washington Post
South Bethehem
Robert Lasvtek
Johns Hopkins
No Player Worth Twenty Thousand Stipend In Baseball
A columnist argues that top stars like Walter Johnson and Ty Cobb command salaries far above their marginal value and that club owners and fans push up costs. He cites Gandil Milan McBride Foster as undervalued versus Johnson and contends a salary cap or league-wide restraint would benefit the sport and fans. The piece notes attendance drops and calls for public support to drive reform and curb moneyed excess.
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Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Thease Stars
Johnson
Chick” Gandil
Clyde Milan
Eddie Foster
George McBride
Mr Fan
Nationals
Gandit
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Mc#Hride
Foster
Nalsry
James and
Hiddle
Feds
Federal League
Washington
Gilmore & Co
Fan
Boston
Connie Mack
Athletics
Riden
Plank
Hender
Coombs
Baker
Oldring
Collins
Philadelphia
Washington and Lee weakened for Swarthmore game
Special to The Washington Post from Lexington Virginia November 3 A battered Washington and Lee squad prepared for the Swarthmore showdown with coaches focusing on charging the tackles and linesmen Capt Donahue may not play as injuries persist a lineup switch in the backfield is likely Lehigh referee Gass and Navy umpire Land with Yale official Church assigned as head linesman
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Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Swarthmore
Elcock
Raferty
Donahue
Gass
Lehigh
Land
Navy
Church
Yale
Magee Talks to Feds May Join Chicago Team
Chicago Nov 3 Lee Magee of the St. Louis Nationals and Charles Weeghman president of the Chicago Federn discussed terms for Magee to play with the Federal league club next season. It was admitted they practically had agreed on a contract, but Magee had not signed early this afternoon.
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Chicago
Lee Magee
St. Louis Nationals
Charles Weeghman
Chicaago Federn
Seasion
Vingee
Connie Mack praises players he let go in cryptic remarks
Philadelphia, Nov. 3. Connie Mack defends his action in parting with Plank Bender and Coombs. He says the pitchers would not return in Athletic uniforms and cites differing reasons for each case. He insists all three remain great pitchers and that no man on the club stays if not for the team.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Plank
Bender
Coombs
Mack
Connie
Slank
Latonia Racecard Results Summary
Latonia race results for six races list winners, placers, and shows. In the first race for 2-year-olds, Dundreary won with Fox at 3 1 2 lengths, and Resign ran third. The second race for 4-year-olds and up saw van Clint win with Rubicon II second and Thint Thue third. The third race for 2-year-old fillies produced Tokay as winner with Hee and Hank O’Day in minor placings. The fourth race handicap for 3-year-olds and up had Lepchares winning with Gipsy Love second. The fifth selling for 3-year-olds lists Robert Kay as winner and Tanjo Jim as runner-up. The sixth race self-plot for 4-year-olds and up saw Guidepost win with Tonante second and Euterpe third.
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Dundreary
Murphy
Show
Fox
Grif
Teahan
Diare
Show Smond
McEwen
Anxiety Sarald
Star Meier
Pin Maney
Wodag
Kria Kringle Worel
Mutineer Als
Luria
Xeldings
Water Blossom
Martin
Tokay
Metcalf
Chow, Hee
Hank O'Day
Tine
Martines
Gredan
Callinu
Gipsy Love
Benanet
Brown
Mott
Stright
Wan
George Stoll
Pool
Euterpe Mudill
Verena
Olga Star
Rick Deadwood
Ask Ma
Hermuda
Just_Red
Central Triumph Over Business 7 0 In Jones Park Title Clash
Central defeats Business 7 to 0 in a hard fought schoolboy title game at Andrews Park. Macdonald score and conversion, standout Culigan pass and Pakers, LQuesada and Wise key plays for Business. Fullback Reech injured early. Central dominates in first downs and midfield, Macdonald boots and punts.
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Ray Wise
Andrews Park
Central
McKenney
Macdonald
Iosgersa
Culligan
Wise
Reech
Business Belcher
Dogrick Richards McDonald Stoken Kelly
Atherton
Wassaman Wilkerson
Sele Fosters
Quesada Saxon
Stern
Roberts
Culligan Macdonald
R. Wise
Kerth
Wirt
Belcher
Hollingsworth
Saxon
Jones
Wilkerson Belcher
Fragmented names and items surface in historical column
A scrambled list of names, horse or item identifiers, and place markers appears across two papers. Names include Uncle Ben, Othello, Lady Moonet, Presumption, and Bob Hensley with scattered brands and locations such as Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph.
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Torning Telegraph
Escacia
Razaano
Borgo
Lady Lightning
Joe Finn
Uncle Ben
Dangerous March
Scallywag
Brynlimah
Chuckles
Hillstream
Holton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Egmont
Change
Fenrock
Gregg
Velichin
Pollux
Emerald Gem
Dr. BR. L. Swarengen
Cross Run
Centauri
Lewin
Bryanmay
Ambrose
Btriker
Laura
Leheogrin
Latonia
Morning Telegraph
Anna Kruter
Theresa Sethel
Fidget Glencairn
Othello
Bob Hensley
Colle
Lady Moonet
Pit, Jr
Leo Ray
Ed Crump
Belle
Bryn Mawr
Injury
Bowne Thrance
Howdy Howdy
Beulah A
Mise Krater
Aunt Josie
Fidget
Linda Payne
Rob Hensley
the Norman
Korshage
Chalmera
Impression
Bonne Chance
Misa Krute
Weyanoke
Bichwood
Flittergold Wins Stafford Purse at Pimlico in 6 Furlongs
Pimlico's crowd enjoyed a strong program led by the Towson steeplechase and the Stafford purse. Flittergold, full brother to Fair Flag, edged Pomette Bleu in a tight finish after Ten Point led early and Water Lady closed. Mystic Light faltered to finish third as Senegambrian surged to take fifth. New York University beats Trinity in a separate college race.
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Pimlco
Towson
August Belmont
Fittergold
Montpelier
Flittergold
Tomette Bleu
Ten Point
Water Lady
Hutwell
Pomette Bleu
Belmont
Ten Pont
Jesuit
Brush
Idle Michael
Senegam
Maddy
Tess Michael
Jos Tyree
Herbert Temple
Hastings
James
Herron
Thrill
Tyree
Wilbert Temple
Howe
Doubtless
Protector
Pimlico
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Walden
Bree
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Ant Halle
Etralghe
Uncle Bryn
Trosler
Marvelous
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Clement
Bevery
Schuttinger
Rutwell
Carline
Neander
Ud Haven
Hinphy
Lark
Taggart
Ang UW Kederisees Egoria
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Bryn
Parton
Royalty
Ahars
Ward
Lington
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Senegambian
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F Jornson
Mystic Lightary
Quarrington
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Ina
Rae
Holly Ana
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Renault
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Cotton
Vorsex
Metahey
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Mme Taggart
Crittergald
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Star Shont
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Fin
Pty
Zie & Butringer
Lafferty
Joe Fim
Rey Pa Hutwell
iGerrard
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Dreyer
Mooalett Tor
Gitt
Steward Orn Fronta
Dangerous Mercy Hut
Mestreteh Asstetan
Joe Tion Shawrd
Serats
He -Balh
Finn
Wisner
Tyo
Pitti Rat
Poet
God
Hastings Josie Lee
Poe
Rin
Buringer
Nathan
Ravan
Winston
Tly Frehard
Nicklaus
Ambrose
Callahar
Ize
Virginia Litte
Stratant
Kazan
Theil
Theta
Faure
Virginia Hite
Mall of Honor
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Plac Vain
Star Shoot—Reflex
J McKenna
Sweeney
Galaxy
Hopkins
Tagrart
Busta
King Radford
Callahan
Fairy Godm
Aurore
Aurora
Huda
Khong Radford
Uncle Man
Brenton
Stanhope Hotere
G ¢ Breton
Little England
Alcotrt
Napier
Fee Talloway
Alglon
Corey
Brandywine
Alcourt
Helgo
Dues
J. H. Houghton
Sean Pere
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