Nine football teams rally at Tome School and prep games
Nine football teams rally at Tome School as the varsity needs two more games with Princeton Prep and Gilman. Philadelphia November 7 Penn routed St Joseph's College in a practice game. Blacksburg Virginia Tech in good condition to face Vale Forest here Saturday.
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Tome School
Princeton Prep
Gilman
Philadelphia
Penn
St Joseph’s College
Blacksburn
Virginia Tech
Vale Forest
Germany Surrender Backs Parade At Pimlico Racecourse
Amid rumors of victory, Pimlico spectators witnessed a wartime surprise as Germany has surrendered sparked a historic parade. A color guard led by sailors and soldiers marched past the stands while hundreds cheered, then racing resumed with Omar Khayyam defeated and Manister To winning the Monutmental Handicap over Gloomy Gus and Omar Khayyam. War news shook the crowd as horses competed, with War Marvel clinching the Driving Park purse for Commander J. K. L. Ross and associates.
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Haarry Ne Price
Germany
Pimlico
Fone
Rathe
Omar Khayyam
Maryland State and NYU Plan War Work Fund Game
Maryland State and New York University will play at American League Park on November 16 to benefit the war work fund. The army training corps teams from both schools will compete. Coach Byrd says arrangements are complete and the game should draw strong local support.
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Maryland State
New York University
American League Park
War Work Fund
Army Trainin Corps
Byrd
District Services League
Army
Pimlico Race Card Report From November 7 1918
Pimlico Maryland November 7 1918 Six races detailed with purses around $1 081 each. Winners include Mac Purse three year olds and up maidens Bright Angel winning in a close finish over Sibola and Ladder of Light with two dollars mutuels paid. Second race features Theo Cook Northern Girl by Theo Cook Northern Girl with Esquiman and Under Fire strong finish. Third race Towson steeplechase sees W L Olivers horse win after a tough climb, New Haven and Infidel chase. Fourth race Monumental handicap 8 year olds and upward goes to Applegate box mare with strong final drive. Fifth race six furlongs Driving Park purse two year olds sees Piedra and Valaspar contend with Woodlands Stockarm Magellan Premier Marche. Sixth race one and one quarter miles Driving Park purse features Amadian Catana filly My Dolly and War Marvel. Weather clear with a brisk track, post times and payouts listed for each event.
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Eastern West conflict over National League presidency
The National League may split along East West lines for the vacant presidency after John Tener's resignation. John Foster of the Giants is favored by many Eastern baseball men, while Branch Rickey is pressed as a candidate out West. John Heydler is viewed as logical but reluctant, and Rickey's strong business sense and overseas service are noted.
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John Tener
John Foster
Giants
Baseball Asa
Tener
West
Rickey
John Heydler
New York
France
Chemical Warfare Service
Cardinals
Pimlico Racing Notes and Stakes At Laurel Update
Sam Louis sold Madam Curie to John Sanford after her Wednesday win and profit. Smart Money claims over two contenders lead to stewards upholding Loft’s higher bid. Leary challenges as unauthorized. Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati papers list more horses and entries with race-by-race results and prices.
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Sam Louis
Madam Curie
John Sanford
Dave Leary
G. W. Loft
Samuel Lewis
Leary
Loft
William Garth
Smithfeld
J. W. McIlmurray
Smithfield
Joseph E Seagram
Waterloo
Ontario
J. J. Mackessey
Pimlico
Oriental Park
Cuba
Laurel
Habana
Strunk Favors Red Cross and Dempsey Navy Move Discussed
Amos Strunk suggests turning Red Sox Cubs World Series emblem funds to the Red Cross. Fred Alexander trains at Fort Monmouth. Jack Dempsey may enlist in the Navy and head to Great Lakes. Speculation on Tener successor and league harmony. Dempsey’s punch boosts title odds. Bowie racing season nears end with army officer jockeys and a mile race for 3-year-olds up.
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National Commission
Red Sox
Cubs
Red Cross
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Great Lakes
rLakes
Fred Fulton
Piasterar
Willie Meehan
Fulton
Levinsky
Philadelphia
Jack
Meehan
Latonia Opening Cleared For Wednesday
Kentucky health officials announced the outdoor meeting ban would be lifted in time for Latonia to begin next Wednesday. The resolution removes the final obstacle to the long delayed Latonia meeting which was set to start October 10 but delayed by health restrictions. Horsemen at Latonia now expect ten days of racing or more if weather permits.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Latonia
Ohio River
Latoma
Chick Evans to Join Service as Aviator
Chicago November 7 Dinck Evans national amateur and open golf champion today learned he had been accepted for aviation service He is 28 and had been in deferred status due to dependent parents but managed to adjust his affairs The champion originated the Red Cross golf matches and during 52 exhibitions he raised about £250 000 to aid the organization in its war work
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Chicago
Dinck Evans
Evans
Red Cross
Great Lakes to Meet Notre Dame in South Bend
Chicago November 7 The Great Lakes eleven left for South Bend to face Notre Dame on Saturday. Georgetown meets Troop B from Fort Myer tomorrow with only veterans Heaphy and Ahearn. Lafayette to play Columbia after Stevang withdrawal. Six day bicycle race plans nearing completion in New York set for December 1 in Madison Square Garden.
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Great Lakes
South
Ind
Notre Dame
G. U
Georgetown
Fort Myer
Heaphy
Ahearn
Lafayette
Columbia
Stevang
New York
Madison Equare Garden
Scholastic Sports By 4A L KNAPP Update
Johnny Holden a former Central track captain seeks admission to Maryland State College Central High School plans football games with Baltimore City College. Bryan Morse of Western High reports strong basketball turnout with veterans Herron Burke White and others. Western misses Sinclair Wepper Bressee Frank Gisenger Groves from basketball. Business Tech ties persist in basketball since schools reopened. Western track begin real practice Monday with 66 candidates reporting. Interclass basketball to be played giving football dropouts a chance to shine.
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Johnny Holden
Central
Maryland State College
Central High School
Baltimore City College
Baltimore Paly
Brantiey Hall
Bryan Morse
Western Hig
Western
Amateurs Sought for Interstate Trapshooting Association
At the Interstate Trapshooting Association annual meeting in New York a large portion of the session covered future development and admitting amateurs as members. An executive committee was appointed to draft a revised constitution and bylaws with a report due in 30 days. Officers reelected included T. H. Keller of New York president Fowler Manning of New Haven vice president and Elmer Shaner and BR Shaner of Pittsburgh treasurer and secretary.
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Interstate Trapshooting Association
T. H. Keller
Fowler Manning
New Haven
Conn
Elmer “. Shaner
Pittsburgh
And
BR Shaner
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