Harvard and Pennsylvania Ready To Play Saturday
News from Ann Arbor says Pennsylvania has severed athletic relations with Harvard over a protest about Lamson. Penn turned to Michigan for a possible post season game, while Philadelphia officials denied a break. Harvard planned to depart Cambridge for Pennsylvania as arrangements for Saturday’s game proceed.
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Georgetown Blue and Gray Seek Saturday Game
Georgetown plans to arrange a Saturday game after Virginia cancellation leaves them without a matchup. Manager Hantzan seeks opponents, possibly Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, to prep for Bucknell, George Washington, and Indiana. Players battered in Carolina miss practice but aim to whip the eleven into condition for the final three games. McGowan and Murphy, former starters, plan to return to bolster the line.
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Britt After McGovern Boxing Bout At Empire Theater
Jimmy Britt says he will fight Terry McGovern first and then seek a rematch with Nelson. He argues McGovern should accept Coffroth's offer to face him under the same terms as Colma, believing he can beat Nelson if matched similarly. Britt reports good health and confidence as he tours with a variety show in Indianapolis.
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Plans for next year Washington Nationals strike trades and training
The Nationals map for 1906 with Coughlin out, Kittredge and Heyden under contract, a new second baseman sought in New York, and Pitching staff reshapes. Navin resists Coughlin return while Minor pursues deals. Charlottesville training favored for readiness and conditioning.
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Sophomores and Freshmen Play Nil Nil In GWU Clash
The George Washington University sophomores and freshmen football teams met at Van Ness Field with no scoring in two 15 minute halves. The game ended 2:30 PM after classes were suspended. Wright and Munroe starred for the freshmen while Brooks and Senior stood out for the sophomores. Officials from GWU and referees listed include Nic, Umpire Mr Stivers, and timers Mucare Warren Mechlin.
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Naval Gun Factory Triumph Over Dolphin Eleven
Naval Gun Factory defeated the Dolphin eleven at the navy yard in two 15 minute halves by 12 to none. All scoring occurred in the first half with Sutton and Licarione scoring touchdowns and McCormick converting both kicks. Naval line held strong with solid line plays and a request to play high school teams or the champions.
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Five Favorites Win Close Finishes At Pimlico
The Pimlico crowd witnessed tight finishes in the fourth and fifth races with five favorites winning. The Clown Azelina Amur Scarecrow Woolgatherer Gambler and Ninespot led to heads apart finishes in key events as Klemek was suspended for Woodshade. Continuous betting chatter surrounded Samuel R and other contenders while Amur claimed the first steeplechase over Paulaker and Caboorahatchie.
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First Trip West Shapes Cassidy’s Baseball Plan
Shortstop Joe Cassidy trains in the fall to boost chances of winning more games, planning a business career. He will spend winter in Washington taking business courses, valuing education beyond the ball field and aiming to start a second profession after baseball.
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Maid Marion Wins After Being Shut Out In First Heat
HK Brightwood Driving Club hosted a trotting matinee amid gale and dust, final matinee of the year before Thanksgiving. Maid Marion led through the later heats after a weak start, winning the 22% trot or pace and the following two heats, with Bedford Boy and Ada D entering the next session. Winners included Bob Ingersoll in the first race and Maid Marion in the second, as spectators watched the pace finish under fading light.
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Harvard Codes Change Eligibility Rules for Athletics
Harvard's committee on athletics issued a new code of eligibility that allows ex-summer ball players and semi professional athletes to represent the Crimson with special committee permission. The measure could alter intercollegiate sport and influence Penn and Swarthmore cases like Draper and Maher.
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Sheridan Quits as Umpire Returns to California
Chicago November reports veteran American League umpire Jack Sheridan has left for California to retire from baseball and work in his undertaking business. He refused President Ban Johnson’s pleas to remain as umpire, claiming he will retire and pursue his California ventures. Local players recall Sheridan’s influence as the season opens next year.
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Cumberland Park horse races feature at six events
At Cumberland Park, Mamie Nashville’s team beat Princess Orna 13 to 6 with Grifith up. Race results show Thespian 326% won first race, Bensonhuret 75 to 1 second, Mammon 10 to 1 third in six furlongs. Other listed winners include Calebash, Bearlands, Mamio Algol, Metleable, Outwal, and Nine across the six races with various notable payouts and times.
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Mamio Algol
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Metleable
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Jocund Wins Woodmere Stakes at Aqueduct Run
Jocund the winner carried 8 pounds to defeat favorite Diamond and Monet in the Woodmere Stakes at Aqueduct. Cutter won the second race and drew a bid up to 1905. Multiple races on the card feature Watergrass, Consistent, Special License, Crarkle, and Birmingham among others with various results.
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Pimlico and Aqueduct Racing Entries Mixed Card
Racing entries list MMIX Pimlico and Aqueduct with bets and weights across six races at Pimlico for two and three year olds plus open company and selling events. Features maidens, steep chase, handicaps, and six furlong sprints with numerous named horses and bettors. Also notes Pueblo club manager hire and Emerson Institute football inquiries.
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Capt Shevlin Injured At Yale In Columbia Game
Yale reports Capt. Shevlin more seriously hurt than first thought after the Columbia contest. He may play next Saturday only with a harness if needed. Jones and Flinn remain sidelined, unable to practice on the signal. Yale questions whether Princeton followed procedure in sending players for the Yale game, though no protest is planned.
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