Georgetown to Play North Carolina at Norfolk Today
Twenty members of the Georgetown football squad led by Head Coach Reilly travel to Norfolk for the South championship clash with the University of North Carolina. The Tar Heels boast new talent from Virginia schools, while Georgetown hopes for victory despite cautious confidence from coach Reilly.
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Telescope Wins Maiden Race at Aqueduct in Record Time
New York November 4 Telescope backed from 50 to 1 to 5 to 1 won the last race at Aqueduct for maidens three year olds and up at one mile amid seventeen starters. Andalusian led but Telescope took the lead in the stretch winning by a length with Thespian second. Coy Maid set a four furlong track record in the Bell Rose Selling Stake at 59 3-5 seconds, beating Diamond who also broke the old mark.
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Only One Favorite Wins at Latonia Steeplechase Card
Latonia races report Thornhedgeéé the sole favorite to win as jockey Foy suffers a broken collarbone in a fifth race fall. Praise and Neva Welch fell after a stumble. weather clear, track fast. Summary of six races with winners Jed Grillo, Columbia Girl, Jaks Greenberg, Thornhedge, Agnes Virginia, and Swift Wing and noted entries for tomorrow’s card.
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Latonia
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de Sousa
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Henry Lyons
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Romanelli
Jigger
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J. Lewis
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Lady of the Wear
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Guinesalagran
Agnes Virginia
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Galiee
Boland
Meadow Plume
Paull
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Glendivere
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Dorothy Dodd
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Opening of Seven Days Meet Launches at Pimlico
Baltimore November 4 A seven days racing meet opens at Pimlico under the Maryland Jockey Club with nearly 400 horses including top steeplechase entries. Notables C J Fitzgerald to retire as official starter. Six races planned for tomorrow with full fields and high purses.
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Established
Salem Players Steady Lineup Details Read Like Football Card
Salem left end Miller and Haster Brooks on the right, Mennefee at left tackle, Taggert at left guard, Meek at right guard, with H. G. Kneessl listed in Street Northwest.
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Will Play Johns Hopkins George Washington Faces Strong Eleven
George Washington University meets Johns Hopkins at Oriole Field Baltimore this afternoon in a hard anticipated contest. Coach Thorke has introduced new plays and secret practice while Captain Bielaski returns from injury to start at left half back. Morris and West Steverson are key backs as Washington seeks its first full backfield in three weeks.
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Eastern Beats The Preps In Narrow Football Tilt
Eastern High School edged Georgetown Preparatory 3 to 0 after a fumble by Half Buck Rice and a 5 yard run by Weller for the touchdown. The game, played in rough second half, saw Eastern dominate late while Preps showed weak team discipline and misplays leading to the decisive score.
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Injured Midshipman Gill in Critical Condition After Fall
Midshipman Charles Clifford Gill of Kansas, a fourth classman at the Naval Academy, is critically ill at the Naval Academy Hospital following injuries from a football practice fall. Kidney damage occurred when he fell on the ball and another man landed atop him. Surgeon J M T Finney of Johns Hopkins Hospital arrived by special train and performed an operation. Gill remains conscious, and his father has been notified.
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St Johns Ties St Stephens In Strong Institute Scrimmage
St Johns College eleven faced the heavier St Stephen's Institute on the Monument grounds. Despite a five pound per man disadvantage, St Johns played a spirited first half with the ball mostly in Institute territory, finishing scoreless after 16 minute halves.
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Army and Navy Prep Defeats Western High 10 to 6
In Mount Pleasant on the Sunday-school League field, Army and Navy Preparatory School beat Western High School 10 to 6. First game under coach Bernard J. Weters, all scoring in the first half with touchdowns by Monroe, Iverson, and Thompson and a failed goal by Monroe. Second half slow as darkness halted play after Western threats and a few rushing attempts.
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Friends School Downed In Battle With Washington School For Boys
A heated football clash on Friends School grounds ended 14 to 0 in favor of Washington School for Boys. Washington scored on early fumble recovery by Cole, Britton added two goals, and de Garmendia crossed after two long runs. Friends fought back late with a standing buck and a goal, but couldn’t overcome the deficit.
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Post-office Tops Commissioners In Close Departmental League
In three tight matches the Post-office team defeated the Commissioners two games to one. Bob Barr led the Commissioners with high scores but slumped on the final target throw. Willie Miller posted top marks with 222 and 201 aiding the Post-office, while Columbia and other teams posted varied results in the day’s leagues. The District and Bank Clerks leagues saw wins with strong individual scores, including 180s for Worthington and high marks for Depenbrook and Rivers, as clubs played through multiple games and close pins.
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Hearst Rifles Lose in Close Guard League Game
In the National Guard League, the Athletic Association beat the Hearst Rifles 2 to 1. Brown led scorers with five goals and Burke added three as both teams squandered chances from accurate shots.
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