Half-century Harness Sale Shows Mixed Demand Near Silver Spring
The Javina Bros. annual harness horse sale at Clifton Park stock farm near Silver Spring Md drew modest demand as road horses and show stock sold. 13 head brought $2,802 total with Lady Corsage selling for $350 to E F Hall, Kushan and other horses changing hands including J C Love as top buyer, while some bids were withdrawn.
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Javina Bros
Washington
Clifton Park
Lord Roberta
Beasing
E. F Hall
Kushan
J. C Love
Edith Knal@eht
Guy Wickes
Frederick Johngen
Warrington
J 3 Forrest
Kerrydale
Nellie Hobbs
B. m
H Kushan
JC Love
Es Taltimore
Love
Earth Knight
Guy Wilkes
Fred Johnson
Buenan, Jr
Mesa Kinster
J C Love
Harris Evans
Son of Onward
EP Hall
Lord Roberts
Hermont Prince
J. G Forrest
Cherrydale
Carlisle Quint Wins Over Holmead In Hard-Fought Contest
Carlisle Athletic Club defeated Holmead 23 to 13 in a basketball game at Noel House gym. Carlisle seized control with strong team passing and decisive baskets led by Carr, Lieb, Sole, and Chew while Holmead’s Pfeifer and Martin contributed scoring. Referees were Mr Haan and Mr Conners. game duration 20 minutes per half.
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Flolmead Athletic Club
Noel House Gymnasinn
Carlisle Athletic Club
Carlisle
Holmead Fporitions
Carnale
Carr KF
Lieb
Orca
Ulf Mbew
Pfeifer
Hvans LG
Nolan
Curtis
Martin
Sole
Dojer
Moriarty Released by Detroit Tigers
Detroit president Navin announced the unconditional release of George Moriarty the Tigers third baseman. Moriarty is said to be considering offers for managing a Class A team.
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Detroit Mich
George Moriarty
Vileran Tiger
Navin
Moriarty
Bowlers Meet Tonight to Organize City Tournament
A meeting of the bowling fraternity is set for tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Twelfth and F streets to organize the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament in April. All city bowlers are invited. The session starts at o'clock.
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Chamber of Commerce
Twelfth
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
Haas Made Mentor of Gallaudet Quint
Gallaudet College plans an ambitious basketball season with practice starting next Monday. Jack Hass returns as coach, guiding last season’s players and new candidates not in football. Kendall Green faces a tough schedule from December 18 to February 26 including Catholic University Loyola St. John's Gettysburg and George Washington.
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Gallaudet College
Jack Hass
Catholic University
George'town
Kendall Green
Loyola
St. John's
Gettysburg
George Washington
Washington’s all for glory street race tomorrow announced
A Tuesday event named November 16 will introduce Washington’s first all for glory street race. Carroll Institute hosts the gathering with Empire A C Gibraltar clubs represented. The course runs Tenth Street from Carroll Institute to Dupont Circle and back. No prizes, aims to boost track athletics and club rivalry. More races will follow open to all who wish to compete. Carroll Empire and Gibraltar back the running program in training for the South Atlantic championships in Baltimore on Thanksgiving Day.
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Carroll Institute
Heise
Empire A. C
Clum
Gibral
Ter
Healy
Carroll
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Dupont Circle
Carrott Institute
Chiba
Empire
Gibraltar
Baltimore
Lowe Gets Decision in Bout with Jones
Tommy Lowe, Washington lightweight, earned a fourteen round decision over Wile Jones of Brooklyn in Ardmore fight club’s main event last night. A brisk, error‑free jab led Lowe through most rounds as Jones pressed hard, while Kid Greek drew a draw with Harry Glenn in a semiwind‑up. Johnny Campbell beat Jack Dynamite on points in a four round opener, and Toots Brown won the four man bout after Snowball was counted out in the fourth round.
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Tommy Lowe
Washington
Wile Jones
Brooklyn Pugilist
Ardmore
Lowe
Jones
jHe
Brooklyn
Dua Jones
Odda
Kid” Greek
Harry Glenn
Baltimore
Gresk
Glenn
Johnny Campbell
Jack Dynamite
Toots Brown
Snowball
Smoker Tonight Honors Baseball Figures at Local Club
Clark Griffith Robert H. Young and S Edward Beach will be honor guests at a smoker tonight at the residence of M Falconer secretary of the Bureau baseball club 129 street northeast. An interesting program is promised with talks by Griffith Young Keach and others.
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Clark Griffith
Robert H. Young
S. Edward Beach
of & M. Falconer
Bureau Baseball Club
129 Street Northeast
Griffith
Young
Keach
Yangey Assists Virginia Eleven Ahead of South Carolina
Charlottesville November 9 Kemper Yancey head coach of Virginia’s 1811 squad joined the coaching staff today guiding blockers and drills as Ted Bowen prepares to arrive to aid the eleven for the South Carolina game. Varsity scrimmage held shadow drills with team B and C ending 18 to 3 with Gooch and Kinsolving scoring and Carrington adding a 32 yard field goal.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Kemper Yancey
Virginia
Ted” Bowen
University of South Carolina
Gooch
Kinsolving
Carrington
Forly
Navy Prepares for Fray With Army
Special to The Washington Annapolis Md Nov 9 Secret practice at the Naval Academy began this afternoon with plays saved for Army. Craig at quarterback and several backs used. Von Heimburg back in form. Backfield still undecided with Martin favored at half or fullback unless he falters. Davis and Westphal contest for a spot and Capt Miles may return for quarter duty if fit.
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Washington Annapolis
Naval Academy
Army
West Point
I Craig
von Heimburg
Martin
Navy
Davis
Westphal
Miles
Craig
Orr
Luth
Tech Triumphs Over Central 13 12 In Title Game
In the seventh game of the high school title series at Georgetown field Tech rallied from a 12 point deficit to defeat Central 13 to 12. Tech's Dowling era power won with two fourth quarter touchdowns and a late goal, aided by Saxon and Dailey. Central fought hard with Saxon and Hoover scoring and held much of the third period, but Tech dominated the final stretch.
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Georgetown
Tech
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Roberts
Baxon
Roberta
Saxon
Dallery
Selden
Macdonald
Jakey” Roberts
Fech
Hoover
Ochstadt
Brawner
Dalley
Bailey
Chamblise LE Williams
Moleter
Bart
Jane Easter
Carey Preiffer
Hunt
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Robert Merdonald Selden
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Beleher
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Nash
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Stoner
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Barnes
Touchdo
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M. Roberts
Magoffin
Michigan
O’relley
Grorgetown
McGuire
Harvard
Rasiatant Hneamen
Measra Stowers
Technical
Morrell
Aggies Focus on Georgetown Clash After Final Scrimmage
Raleigh on November 9 reports North Carolina Aggies fans optimistic about a strong showing against Georgetown. Coach Jack Hegarty’s squad split into three teams in a brief signal drill and 25 minute scrimmage to refine formations. The team, healthy and ready for Saturday, avoids risks to regular players.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolna Aggies
Jack Hegarty
Georgetown
G U Eleven Chosen For Game Saturday
Coach Exendine nears final line up for Saturdays clash with the North Carolina Aggies. Corcoran Cusack start on the flanks Ward O Connor tackles Barron Mahlum guards Witzgerald center Maloney quarterback Gilroy Wall Leighty fullback Leighty and Dempsey not starting due to injury. Frank Green called home illness of mother. seats go on sale tomorrow at Spalding s for near stand seating.
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Exendine
North Carolina Aggies
Harring
Corcoran
Cusack
Ward
O'Connor
Capt
Barron
Mahlum
Witzgerald
Maloney
Gilroy
Wall
Leighty
Dempsey
Princeton
Varsity
Scrubs
Jack Hegarty
Frank Green
Boston
Green
Spalding's
Kansas City Club Transfer and Federal League Plans
The Federal League decided to move the Kansas City franchise to New York for 1916 with grounds for 65,000 and a plan to operate in New York. Buffalo’s franchise was also forfeited but expected to reorganize and return. President Gilmore and officers were reelected. several owners planned to meet at French Lick to address the league’s war with organized baseball.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal League
New York
Kansas City
James A. Gilmore
Manhattan Island
Buffalo
Gilmore
Chicago
League
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn
Organized Baseball
Minors Fare Badly During Past Season
San Francisco reports a grim look at minor leagues with 25 leagues finishing the season while 10 did not start and four dropped midseason. The National Association logged 6472 contracts, 2840 releases, and $129,557 passing through for drafted, optional agreements and release purchases. The NL and AL each took 17 players from the minors this season.
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San Francisco
Cal
John R. Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Colonial League
Farrell
Association
National Association Office
Gallaudet to idle as Temple cancels game
Gallaudet College will not play next Saturday as Temple University cancels its scheduled contest with the Kendal Greeners. Coach Wayne Hart has rested players after defeat by North Carolina Aggies and will resume practice to prepare for Catholic University on Thanksgiving Day.
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Gallaudet College
Temple University
Philadelphia
Kendal Greeners
Wayne Hart
North Carolina Aggies
Hart
Catholic University
Marshall
Special Race Likely for Meet at Bowie
Baltimore November 9 It is highly probable that a feature at the Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair association meeting in Bowie November 13 to 18 will be a special race between The Finn hero of the great 3 year old stakes and He Will the autumn sensation in Maryland. The Finn won stakes at Laurel and He Will beat 1 mile in 1 39 and 2 at Pimlico. Hallenbeck will have all his horses at Bowie. a New York sportsman will attend. Hallenbeck's autumn performers include The Finn Iron Duke and Harry Junior. Hedge Housemaid and Blue Thistle are veterans with 2 year olds My Donnie Meadowworth Ora ftor My Donnie. My Donnie is the only 2 year old left in Hallenbeck stable that has won. This likely will be the last season for Hedge and Houseman as Hallenbeck plans to retire them to a stud at Red Bank New Jersey, head of the Adam stallion Adams Express.
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Howie
New York
Maryland
Laurel
Pimlico
Mr. Hallenbeck
Bowie
New York Sportsman
Hallenbeck
Laurel Histine
Finn
Iron Duke
Harry
Hedge
Houemaid
Blue Thistle
My Donnie
Meadowworth
Oraftor
Houseman
Red Bank
Adam
Adams Express
Terminal Basketers Open League Play
In Union Station gymnasium the Terminal Railroad YMCA league opener saw Pennsylvania Ratroaq defeat Baltimore and Ohio and Ohio 1 to 6. HeapS Mayo and Mayo contributed multiple scores with Heap, Mayo, Barks, and Bord among the scorers. Referee W W Tenney, timekeeper J W Dorsey, scorer R E McDopard. Philadelphia notes mention Wolgast defeating Eddie McAndrews with ease despite a dip in style.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Terminal Railroad Y McGa
Union Station
B&o
Keene
Grant Johnson
Mayo
RG Daher
Goode
Marke
Harper
Miller
Goale
Heap
Bord
Batley
Barks
Boyd
W. W. Tenney
J. W. Dorsey
R. E. McDopard
Franklin Closes Rapidly To Win Juvenile Handicap
Franklin a Western colt by Jim Gaffney Giiding Ex won the Juvenile handicap at Pimlico over Spur after a fast stretch rally. Fifteen faced the starter with Saxony leading early, but Franklin surged to win by three lengths. Stromboli, Holiday, and others competed in the mile and 40 yard serial handicap, with Holiday edging Stromboli by a nose for the plate. The Patapsco steeplechase ended with Collector narrowly beating Robert Oliver. Sale of horses today included Short Grass and Pandean preparing for Bowie, with Oak Ridge Farm announcing a sale tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Franklin
Jim Gaffney
Giiding Ex
Pim
James Outliers
Spur
Dade
Saxony
Ike
Smyth
Belmont
Stromboli
Harry Shen
Holiday
Theme
Sandman
Patapsco
Collector
Robert Oliver
Aldebaran
Lads London
Nak
Wo Smith
Pongle
Oak Ridge Farr
RAGE TRACK ENTRIES FOR SPORT OF TODAY
Race day entries list for a thoroughbred meet features maiden two year olds and handicap events. Names include Wet JIndex, Algardi, Far Noueht, Walloon, Queen of P e, Parachute, Narmar, Moonstone, and Life among others, with purses ranging from 400 to 800 dollars and races spanned from 4 to 11 16 miles. The program lists six futures races on Wednesday Thursday and Friday starting at 2:45 pm with entries across Maiden, Selling and Handicap divisions.
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Walloon
Jerry Ir
Golden Gate
New Haven
Exton
Brendown
Lune
Hibler
Northwood
Joe Blair
Violet Ph
Wanda Pitzer
Our John
Elwah
Hada
Carlton
Louise Travers
Camellia
Hester
Trovato
Andrew O'Day
Henry H
Chif Edge
Devil Fish
Woodfair
J B Harrell
Kenworthy
Hiker
Col Fredope
Antlety
Atabor Kopte
Finaleeigmala
Shaban ” Plantagenet
Edith Raum'n
Cora
King Box
Ail Smiles
Christophine
Napier A
Ambrose
Corniesn
Buez
Hedge
Joe Finn
Luther
Boxer Garden
Wisconsin Fullback Quits Athletics Amid Amateur Allegation
Madison Nov 9 fullback Malcome Cai Ixin of the Wisconsin team reportedly quits all university athletics amid claims he played professional baseball in summer vacation. In Philadelphia George Brooke retires as Pennsylvania coach after voluntarily stepping down and being excused from duties by the football committee.
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Wis
Malcome Cai- Ixin
University of Wisconsin
Tita
Philadelphia
George IT
Brooke
Pennsylvania
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