Georgetown to Start vs Wesleyan Without Costello
Georgetown football coaches released a probable starting lineup for tomorrow's game with West Virginia Wesleyan. Captain Harry Costello may not start, with other backs featured to rest him for Virginia. Fury is in good shape and likely to play most of the game. Dousherty is slated for fullback.
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Blues Defeat Orange In Terminal Y League Game
Binne defeated Orange 30 to 7 in a regularly scheduled Terminal Y M C A Basketball League match at the Terminal Y gym last night. Orange, playing together for the first time, were handicapped. Line-up included Goale a well Trler Tarr Stens Mark. Goals from Stens. Referee W R Moffett. Timer and scorer W F Underwood. Halves of 20 minutes.
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Lets Atlanta Have Two Men Lets Atlanta Have Two Men
Baseball news reports Fort Worth style cuts as Harry Hedgepeth and Bill Morley are farmed to Atlanta while Moe Graw may lose third baseman Shafer and Herzog. Shafer, once aloof, and Herzog, aggrieved, face uncertain returns with the Giants. Fielder Jones seeks $80,000 and stock control in major league deals. Continued on ninth page.
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Naval Academy secret drill hints at new plays for Bucknell game
Annapolis reports the first secret practice of the season with guards at the grounds and limited access. New plays are being developed and will be tested in upcoming weeks. Mitchell and Nichols shared quarterback duties in a long scrimmage against the scrub. Navy has 12 500 tickets for the Army game at the Polo Grounds, with limited distribution. Charlottesville reports a Virginia scrimmage focusing on signals and play quickness, with White sidelined by a minor hand injury but expected to be ready. Paschal intercepted a pass and scored in a second team scrimmage. Regulars recover from Vander bit knocks as scrimmage repeats tomorrow ahead of more coaching staff arrival.
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Murphy Goes to Europe Amid NL President Speculation
New York reports Charles Webb Murphy, president of the Chicago National League club, sailed for Europe and will not attend the upcoming NL meeting. His interests are represented by Harry Ackerland. Murphy declined to discuss the presidency, but is perceived as supporting a push for new leadership. A Cincinnati rumor that Gov. John Tener would succeed Thomas Lynch lacks confirmation.
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Outfielder Lush to Join New Orleans Club
New Orleans Nov. 6. The Southern League club announced that Outfielder Lush, a former major leaguer, has been purchased from Toronto International League for next season. Also Chicago Nov. reports Red Sox release infielder Krug, who was with Indianapolis last year, sold by Boston Americana to Omaha Western League.
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League votes against interleague series plan at annual meeting
The American League held a brief session in Chicago voting unanimously against a general interleague series for the world series. They discussed players federation demands, elected a new board of directors, and agreed to a possible December rules meeting while aiming to start the season April 14.
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Honor Eddie Plank in Gettysburg Banquet Night
Two hundred Gettysburg friends hosted a banquet to honor Eddie Plank a veteran Athletica pitcher Guests of honor were Connie Mack Eddie Collins and Harry Davis The event featured a diamond scarf pin presentation by Judge Swope and remarks from Mack Colling and Davie The gathering celebrated Planks rise from local schools to national baseball fame with world pennant decorations on display
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Governor Tener Denies Candidacy for National League Head
Harrisburg Pa November reports said Gov Tener might head the National League but he dismissed the notion saying he is not a candidate and it would be foolish to discuss it.
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Nationals Defeat Chicago Americans 14 to 5 in SWATFEST
In Douglas Arizona on November 6 the New York Nationals defeated the Chicago Americans 14 to 5. Home runs were hit by Rath Chase Evans Magee and Devlin. Final score New York 14 Chicago 5 with Leverant Daley Schalk Wittee Moyers in the battery.
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Colliflower to Coach Aloysians in Cepitel City League
George Colliflower, famed Georgetown standout, will coach and likely play for the Aloysian quint of the Cepitel City League this season. John Lulitch named athletic committee chairman and Willam Handibee to again manage the team. players urged to report Sunday at Aloutus gym. Also note Good Shepherd seeks basketball games and Brooklyn loses to Almendares 3 to 0 in Habana.
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Rivals Clash in High School Championship Showdown
Vigilant park hosts a hard fought high school football clash as Fantern meets Western in a decisive game that could eliminat e one team from the title race. Western’s defense has been solid while its offense struggles, and Fantern’s halfback addition may tip the balance. The contest starts promptly at 8:90 with the usual officials.
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Billy Jordan to Retire From Ring Announcer Role
San Francisco announces retirement of Billy Jordan, longtime prize ring announcer. At age 8 after the coming year he will relocate to Yountville old soldiers home. He announced the Jeffries Johnson fight and most major west coast championship events for two generations. Born in Boston, he fought for the Union in the 1860s before settling in California.
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Georgia Eleven Rallies to Beat Clemson 18 to 15
University of Georgia overcame a 15 0 deficit in the final quarter at Augusta to defeat Clemson College 18 to 15. McWhorter spearheaded the rally with long rushes and a late pass to Smith to set up the decisive touchdowns as the Georgia defense bent but did not break.
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Noted horse trainer Richard Carter Jr dies in New York
Richard Carter Jr a renowned Thoroughbred trainer dies in Chantilly after an operation to set a broken leg. He trained Angis field horses abroad for years and prepared many stake winners. He was years old.
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