Select A C B A Leaders With P T Moran at Helm
The Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament company elected officers at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Moran was chosen president, R P Andrews first vice president, R N Harper second vice, with multiple other vice presidents named. J Ernest Dulin presided, and W W Thompson, "father of bowling," spoke on future plans and the expected large turnout.
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Atlantic Coast Bowling Associations
Chamber of Commerce
Emory
Censua
Moran
Tournament Company
R. P. Andrews
R. N Har
J Callahan
Edward Droop Alard Griffith
D. W Winslow
Hotcombe Johnson
Thomas Moore
Andrew Loeffler
Creorge W. White
National Metropolitan Bank
Christian F Jacobsen
Note Celler
National Metropolitan
Assistent Treaurer
Leftwich Sinclair
Thomas Grant
Chris Gorckler
Columbus
H B Halley
Ot Meany
T Kogers
EB Dulin
Wake Forest Timed to Play Gallaudet on Saturday
Gallaudet manager Stegmerten schedules a Saturday game against Wake Forest on the Southern gridiron to replace a canceled Temple match. Marshall, last year’s all South Atlantic end, is back and likely to start at halfback as Gallaudet seeks revenge after a prior Wake Forest win. The Wake Forest squad departs tomorrow as both teams stage a rapid improvement ahead of the clash.
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Stegmerten
Gallaudet
Temple School
Philadelphia
Wake Forest Eleven
North Carolina
Marshall
Alaudet
Wake Woreat
Peaces Prevented by Large Salaries In Baseball
Washington Post special from Cincinnati notes that the Federal League’s huge salaries threaten peace in baseball. The Times Star article by W A Phelon says the federals backed by ironbound contracts push debts across seasons, forcing the major leagues to confront these costs as part of the game.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. A Phelon
Times- Star
Charles P. Taft
Chicago Cubs
Documenta
New Golf Links for Play Saturday at Chevy Club
On Saturday golf will be played on the new one hole course at the Chevy Club. Players may start at No 1 or No 10 with nine hole finishes followed by the other match to minimize interruption. The table lists numerous hole changes from old to new tees and greens across holes 1 through 18, affecting start points and alignments.
Must Fix Salaries in Each of Leagues
Representatives from all leagues in the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues met in San Francisco to determine acceptable salary limits for their organizations. An executive session produced a retrenchment stance, with Charles Ebbelia urging no universal cap and J H Farrell stating each league should set its own rigid figures for clubs to follow.
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San Francisco
National Association of Professional Baseball
Charles Ebbelia
Brooklyn Nationals
J. H Farrell
Farrell
Notable Tennis Men At Smokor Tonight
The Departmental Tennis League presents a smoker at the New Ebbitt tonight with expected attendance by A I Hoskine vice president of the US National Lawn Tennis Association and G W Merrihew of American Lawn Tennis. Paymaster J M Hancock Navy champion 1915 will be toastmaster. Local speakers include Col W W Harts superintendent of public buildings, his assistant John F Bethune, and A Y Leech of the Columbia Country Club. All clubs to be represented and the final meeting of the season aims to show tennis popularity.
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Ebbitt
A. I. Hoskine
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
G. W. Merrihew
J. M. Hancock
Navy
Col. W. W. Harts
Aassistant
John F. Bethune
A. Y. Leech
Columbia Country Club
Peace talks stall as moguls scatter in Federal League
Federal League club owners adjourned their Indianapolis meeting and left for home without progress on baseball peace. President Gilmore led the departure with Edward Gwinner of Pittsburgh and W B D Robertson of Buffalo the last to leave. Col Ruppert was not involved. New York site selected for the federation club with Bronx stands planned next week. financial backers unnamed, tied to Harry AinelaIr.
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French Lick
Ind
Indianapolis
Gilmore
Edward Gwinner
Pittsburgh
W. B D. Robertson
Buffalo Club
Col. Ruppert
New York Americana
New York
Federal League
Bronx
Harry Ainelair
Newark Federala
Army Tickets All Gone for Army Navy Game
West Point announces all tickets allotted for the Army versus Navy football game on November 27 have been distributed. Mailings went out tonight, and Lieut. Charles B. Meyer, secretary and treasurer of the Army athletic council, warned that no tickets remain and late applicants should not expect seats.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Army and Navy
New York
Charles B. Meyer
Army Athletic Council
Navy Scores in Practice Contests at Annapolis
Navy practice against the biusjackets of the Reina Mercedes in Annapolis shows the midshipmen scoring six times and forcing an interception for a Ballora touchdown. Navy star back Martin returned to the field as Coach Ingram plans a brief daily practice. Interclass game ends in a tie after an extra period.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Biusjackets
Reina Mercedes
Ballora
Martin
Navy
Ingram
Virginia Prepares for Undefeated Saturday Opponent
Charlottesville Va Nov 16 Head Coach Warner paced his squad through a tough drill as Virginia readies for a clash with an unbeaten foe. Regulars practiced in uniform save Tippett. South Carolina’s varied aerial attack prompted focus on pass defense and punting.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Warner
Tippett
Pareles
Kemper Yancey
South Carolina
White
Thurman
Sadman
Reds sign Arthur Neale first 1916 draft pick
Arthur Neale, who led the Central League in batting last season with a .351 average in 51 games for Wheeling, has signed with the Cincinnati National League club. Neale is an outfielder and becomes the first 1916 draftee from the Reds to sign. In other notes, Michigan leaves for the Penn game and Alfred de Ord will defend his three cushioned billiard title in Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Arthur Neale
Neale
Wheelling
Thhe
A and M Ready for Georgetown Game in Washington
Raleigh dispatch reports North Carolina Tarheels set for Saturday’s clash with Georgetown after an extensive signal practice. Twenty players will travel to Washington. captains include Winston and McDougal, with Riddick and Sullivan returning to form a strong offensive and defensive pair.
Vanderbilt Coaches Laud Virginia In Ranked Tribute
WMville Tennessee November 10 Coaches McGugin and Mauler of Vanderbilt praised Virginia in a local paper saying they had no chance to beat Virginia this year and that Virginia’s team was among the best seen, capable of beating Harvard in October and superior to former Harvard Yale or Michigan lineups.
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Washington Post
Wmville
Tenn
McGugin
Mauler
Vanderbilt
Anyi
Virginia
Harvard
Yale
Michigan
Virginie
Names C U Players To Face Muhlenberg
Catho lic University tunes up for Muhlenberg in Allentown with a probable starting eleven led by Mc Cue Kerr Costakis Greer Dening Waters McKinney Shortley Butler Rogers and J Butler Capt Murphy and Killian unavailable due to injuries Frank Greer shifts to center for Murphy Dening and Walters fill guard and tackle spots. Red Fleming case pending as locals protest his four year college eligibility.
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Brookland
Nielsen
Catholic University
Muhlenberg
Allentown
McCue
Kerr
Costakis
Greer
Denning
Waters
McKinney
Shortley
W. Butler
Rogers
J. Butler
Murphy
Killian
Red” Fleming
Washington and Jefferson
Cornell Shifts For W L Tests On Washington and Lee
Special to The Washington Port from Lexington Virginia November 10 Cornell shifts were given to the second eleven this afternoon and Washington and Lee were instructed to offset their effectiveness Coach Bleock emphasized breaking in new plays to counter Harvard Michigan practice followed by signals and a trial against Cornell Weight advantages show Cornell leads in line and backfield but star ends Shelton and Eckley injured Virginia freshmen overpower Naval Academy fourth class 18 to 16 at Annapolis with Warner scoring twice Barrenger and Coleman among substitutes and multiple lineup changes noted
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Washington
Lexington
Cornell
Lee
Bleock
Harvard
Michigan
Dass
Barrett
Bagsey
Generals
Shelton
Eckley
Ithaca
Bethel
Dingwall
Roanoke College
Annapolis
Virginia
Naval Academy
Clana
White Gambrill
Leach
Yancey Winckirs
Reynolds Andrews Sonken Fealey
Calvert R
McGorl
Rothwett
Diner
Warner Jeckeon
Brount Coleman
Toyceen
Irginia
Blakr
McWans
Reynolan Fonter
Barrenger
Coleman
Page
Rtew
Ane Naval Academy
Woodward
Gambrill
Brown
Olean
Allen
Stoudt
Warner
Stewart
Jack
Goa
Mr. Mann
Rt. John’s
Uniaire
Micheel Annapolis
Enema Glass
Anna
Scrimmage Tests Team Form For A and M Battle
Georgetown’s grid squad completed a grueling two hour scrimmage against the scrubs before facing A and M Saturday. Ongoing injuries cloud backfield plans while Maloney Gilroy Wall and Leighty spark frequent gains as Gilroy to Corcoran tops the passing. Ticket sales look strong as a Spaldings office opens downtown for A and M game provisions.
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Maloney
Gilroy
Wall
Leighty
Corcoran
Aggies
Jene
Cox
Spaldings
Fourteenth Street
Yale and Princeton Prepare For Big Clash Practice Secure For Yale
Yale and Princeton show strong form in pregame practice as Otis Guernsey returns for Yale with two field goals in a scrimmage. Yale’s offense impresses with a goal-line stand and touchdowns against ineligibles and freshmen. At Princeton, Coach Rush tightens formations, may start with regular backs and test second units, while injuries shape lineup ahead of Saturday's Yale game.
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New Haven
Conn
Otis Guernsey
Yale
Guernsey
Princeton
Plase
Scovil
Eli
Harvard
Tom Sheviln
Indians on Market May Go to McAleer
Cleveland reports say James McAleer former Boston American president and manager met with Charles W Somers Cleveland owner in a long conference fueling market rumors. Both denied selling but offered no reasons for the meeting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James McAleer
Boston American Baseball
Charles W Somers
Tegions
McAleer
Somers
Georgetown Juniors edged by Prep reserves in close practice game
The Georgetown Preps second team defeated the Georgetown Junior Preps 7 to 6 in a hard fought afternoon game on the prep field. The Jrs scored first in the opening quarter and held the lead until late, when Capt. Dean crossed on a trick play. Key players included Weaver and Wise for the juniors and Webster for the winners.
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Georgetown Preps
Georgetown
Zama
Capt
Dean
Weaver and Wise
Webster
Prens
2D Jr
Mackintaney
J Coole
Donahue
Birminghaw
Ruler - Haver
Cavanauch Carne
Dean. Weaver
Srehater Wales Coun
Alinter
Bubatithy
London
Farrell
Gissell
J. Donahue
O'Byrne
Ragh Taveldane
Wise
Dean Teterre
Reilly
Mr. Muller
Mr. Thompson
Page
Boxing crackdown ends in Illinois with limited bouts
Peoria reports boxing restrictions eased after reformers faced jail terms for fighters and promoters. Three bouts were allowed as a compromise, proclaimed the last stand of boxing, with officials signaling no further matches until a broader reform. Georgetown Juniors set sights on Gonzaga Junior Prep for November 18, aiming to win the District title.
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Peoria
Til
Illinois
G. U
Gonzaga
Georgetown
Pimlico Entries Spin Masked Names And Races
A list of race entries and horse names appears with no clear context. Names include Pimlico related mounts such as Amann Antiseptic Short Grass Stromboli and Water Lazy Bt plus several other contenders like Levertan Ray of Light and Ida Claire.
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Pimlico
iCincinnati Enquirer
Pratt
Panhandle
Ida Claire
Clever 2 Year Olds for Meet at Bowie
Baltimore, Nov 16 The two 2 year olds Jr Ward of Kentucky ready for the meet of the Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair Association to begin at Bowie Saturday. Dodge and Franklin are as smart and useful as any in the East. Dodge defeated the smartest youngsters at Laurel in sprinting and distance. Franklin has twice beaten smartheids at Pimlico. These youngsters are sons of Jim Gaffney, a son of Golden Garter and Miss Maxim, who raced for Frank Farrell on Metropolitan tracks. Another notable entry is Jefferson Livingston trained by Monts Preston under Philip Chinn with Colonel Vennie Polroma Han Jon and Fleuro as juvenile stars. Colonel Vennie won the Potomac handicap at Laurel and later took the Walden purse after Celan dria was disqualified. Polroma is English born, a son of Polymelae, and though not matching Colonel Vennie for early speed, he runs well and should make a strong distance-running 3-year-old.
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Baltimore
Jr. Ward
Kentucky
Bowie
Dodge
Franklin
East
Laurel
Smartheids
Pimlico
Jim Gaffney
Golden Garter
Miss Maxim
Frank Farrell
Metropolitan
Jefferson Livingston
Monts Preston
Philip Chinn
Colonel Vennie
Polroma
Han Jon
Fleuro
Celandria
Cotonel Vennie
Polymelae
Rage Track Entries for Sport of Today
Race card lists multiple events with purses from 600 to 3000 dollars. Entries include 2 year olds at six furlongs and older horses in handicaps, with names such as Broomvale, Trite as Steel, Venetia, Canalot, Ray of Light, Soldier, and Ida Cisire among others. The page shows first through seventh races, with weights, odds, and entry status, typical of a horse racing program.
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Broomvale
Benjamin
Tralee
Malfon
BOS Woolfair
Venetia
CH Haven
Oreland
Duite Danhat
St. Lazerian
Marearet Meine
Carlton G
Printry
Dinah Do
Laa Soisina
Mable Dul
Dean
Pandean
Ida Cisire
Perthshire
Yala
Weldship Leads Green Spring Valley Steeplechase Victory
Champion jumper Weldship with top weight 160 pounds led from start to finish to win Pimlico’s Green Spring Valley steeplechase. Shannon River finished third as Extoga challenged near the end. Ambrose won the Canwell Handicap in a long shot price of 47.80 for 2.1. Fund additions to several steeplechases were announced by the Maryland Jockey Club.
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Washington Poat
Baltimore
Weldship
E. M. Weld
Green Spring
Billy” Garth
Shannon River
Ambrose
G. Alexander
Maryland Jockey Club
Green Spring Valley
Bambi
Garth
Bureau Department Team to Play in 1918 Leagues
A smoker hosted by manager E R Williams at 128 Street Northeast last night attracted about fifty Bureau Athletic Association members. Plans were discussed for Bureau to compete as runner-up in the Government Amateur Baseball League and to join the Departmental Leagues in 1918. The program featured musical numbers and short talks by prominent bureau figures including Sam Elder, P Hall, Hull, Davis, Sapps, Stroh, Burke, Nightingale, and Small, with Elder serving as toastmaster.
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Burke
Nightngale
Smal
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Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
P. T. Moran
C. B. Hunt
Albert Haas
J. F. McCann
H. B. O'Neill
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Ernest Dulin
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Samuel Gheen
National Capital League
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W. W. Thompson
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American Bowling Congress
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Henry T. Rodier
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John Miller
Masonic League
George T. Cox
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Harry O Neill
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Bert Wolfe
Wake Forest
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S L Josepthal
Samuel Louis
Julius A. West
Bureau Department
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F Street
Southern Maryland Agrcultural Fair Association
White House Station
Pimmone
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