Western High Meets Naval Plebes in 17 to 0 Defeat
Annapolis Nov 9 The Western High School football team of Washington loses to the plebe team of the United States Naval Academy 17 to 0. Navy’s bigger, better conditioned players dominate, with Towson scoring twice and Oswald a third. Burg adds the goal after Towson’s runs, while the lineups note Flebel Pagin etc. Time halves 15 minutes.
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Preps Meet Western High in Second Clash Today
Georgetown Prep and Western High School football squads face off this afternoon at Georgetown Field for the second time this season. Western leads the high school race after Tuesday’s win over Central, and the Prep seeks revenge with coach Duggan rotating key players. The game starts at 3 30.
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Go Between Wins Stonybrook Stake at Aqueduct
Go Between triumphed in the Stonybrook Selling Stake over a mile and a sixteenth at Aqueduct, defeating Lord Badge by a head with Thistle Heather third as the crowd watched a heavy track. Thirteen other races on the card featured favorites winning in close finishes with Go Between from trainer Crimmins and owner Travers amid a day of tight finishes and multiple notable performances.
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Assessors Win Two Of Three In Real Estate League Play
Real Estate League finals saw the Assessors beat the District 872 to 884 in a close opener, then dominate the middle match and edge the final by a narrow margin. Top scorers included Hunt with 212, McCarthy 211, and Dryden 203 as the Eastern team routed Southern in Railway Relief action with Crosby posting 210 in the second game.
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May fight Young Corbett in San Francisco card
Special to The Washington Post. In San Francisco Al Herford discussed a future bout for Young Corbett against the winner of the Daly Sullivan fight in Eureka Club plans. The potential Corbett showdown with Sullivan or Daly could draw a huge crowd in this city with many challengers lining up.
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Charawind Beats Thorn Hedge In Latonia Steeplechase
Charawind the favorite won Latonia feature steeplechase in a tight finish over Thorn Hedge as rainless weather and fast track marked a strong card. Race results list six additional races with long fields and multiple runners including My Alice Vestry Rachel Ward Monaco Maid Palm Tree Thistie Down and Thistie Down among others.
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Bartender Wins Baltimore Brewers Handicap at Pimlico
Pimlico results show Bartender, the even money favorite, winning the Baltimore Brewers Handicap for three year olds and up at a mile and an eighth. Hippocrates was runner up and Time recorded 1 1 2 len. Other races list Ikki, Zig to 3, Flinders, Queen Elizabeth and Preen among winners and place-getters with listed times.
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Racing Entries from Solon Bhingie to Duten Carter Oddities
Fifth race for two year olds maidens five furlongs features Sea Girl Blue Print Festoon Liezie Albertine Lady Evaline Chippy Thorpe Auction Maite March Julia G and Pearl 3 at 195 each. Sixth race Baltimore Brewers Special Handicap for three year olds and up goes a mile and sixteenths with Minotour 123 Unmasked 138 Caliant Red Hook 112 each Mary Worth Rector 111 Yo San 110 Monadnock 201 and Duten Carter 100.
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Lou Tillon ties Major Detmar trot record in mile drive
Memphis November 9 Lou Tillon the dethroned trot queen equaled Major Detmar’s 2 01 1 4 mile record driving without pacemaker or windshield. Olympia reserves held Seamen Gunners to a 5 5 tie in a gritty game. Columbia Stars defeated Atlantics 12 0 with Randolph scoring twice. International Sports at Peking saw United States win long jump France win quarter mile Great Britain win tug of war. Seamen Gunners seek games with teams under 150 pounds.
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Benning to Host Sixteen Race Fixtures Next Week
Washington racing fans will see a sixteen fixture schedule at Benning over fifteen days under the Jockey Club. The circuit shifts from Aqueduct to Benning, aided by Pimlico’s fall meet drawing many thoroughbreds, with steeplechases and flat races including the Washington Cup and Junior Steeplechase.
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Yale Secret Practice Before Princeton Game
Yale held a mostly secret football drill as the Princeton game nears. A thousand students gathered when gates opened, cheering the team. Regulars were sparse in the open drill while scrubs scored once and the varsity twice. The squad’s condition is reported as not strong and the session was not very strenuous.
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Vermonters Feel Good At Washington Club Gathering
The Vermont Association met at the Washington Club in D C with members praising Roosevelt’s statewide victory. Judge H W Moulton presided and Rev J H Greene spoke, followed by musical numbers from a ladies mandola club and soloists. Refreshments were served as Maj E R Campbell organized the event.
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Two Railroads for Sale in Major Syndicate Deal
Detroit, Nov 9 A Tribune preview says the Pere Marquette and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroads are effectively controlled by H B Hollins Co and J P Morgan Co of New York to be sold An Erie option signed by each member of the syndicate behind the rumors may expire early in 1905 An inspection is under way and a legal question asks if Erie can acquire the Pere Marquette line without violating rules on parallel lines A merger could cut fixed charges by about 40 percent and create a low capital road in the East
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Prince Fushima II Arrives in Frisco for Courtesy Visit
Prince Sadanaru Fushima, cousin of the Emperor of Japan, lands in San Francisco aboard the Manchuria with seven aides. Officials note no press interviews and describe a 24 hour stay aimed at cementing U S Japan ties. He plans to visit Washington next, seeking informal talks with the President.
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Deaths and notable deaths reach across states
A. G. Clark, author of Arickaree Tales and son of a Montana millionaire, dies after leaving a polling booth in Helena. Fred Carroll, famed California baseball star from the early era, passes away in San Francisco. William A. Banks, Laporte postmaster and Purdue trustee, dies at 68. James H. Barrett, railroad general superintendent, dies at Rochester aged 59. Captain Maurice J. McGrath, longtime Chicago postmaster, dies of Bright's disease at 65 after a career in the Civil War and steady duty at the city post office.
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Yellow Peril theme marks British Club dinner toast
New York November 9 British Schools and Universities Club diners toasted King Edward and President Roosevelt at Delmonico s. Baron Kentaro Kaneko spoke of an Anglo Saxon union and Japan aligning with Western culture while praising the Anglo American ties and shared era of good will amid a century of imperial diplomacy. A cablegram sent to King Edward carried greetings and hopes for peace and national strength.
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Fire drill saves 2500 students at burning New York school
In New York on November 9 a public school on West Forty seventh street caught fire. As the call to fire drill rang out the 2500 children marched from the burning building with little fear. Teachers and firemen aided students overcome by fear as smoke and flames poured from a window. The school building was badly damaged but no lives were lost thanks to quick orderly evacuations.
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Bound, Gagged, and Robbed in Prescott Vault Heist
Prescott Arizona November 3 James L B Storm county treasurer was found bound and gagged inside the steel vault of his office after being forced to surrender at gunpoint by two masked men. About 16 hundred dollars missing from treasury funds and the robbers fled after locking the vault. Storm said the attack occurred around six o'clock yesterday afternoon and he cannot identify the assailants.
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Methodist Missions Report Boosts Missionary Fund Growth
The General Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its annual meeting in Boston with expectations to last a week. Treasurer Homer Eaton reported receipts of 1 536 636 dollars for the year ending October 1, up over 54 000 dollars from the previous year, with 1 514 000 dollars spent. A mass meeting at People's Temple featured Bishop W F Ballalieu and Bishop Earl Stranston addressing Mexico and Porto Rico. President Pardo of Peru narrowly escaped a carriage accident when his coachman fainted and fell, and the president and aide-de-camp instinctively restrained the horses.
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Mineola Crew Rescued After Kamchatkan Wreck
Captain Kirkwood and twenty nine Mineola crew members arrived from the Orient aboard the Manchuria after the steamer wrecked on an uncharted reef near Tegil Bay on the Kamchatkan coast. They endured twenty four days with decayed fish, then were saved by HMS Alera and taken to Hakodate.
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