G U Faces South Carolina In Hard Weekend Battle
Georgetown prepares for a tough home game against South Carolina with key players injured or limited. Coach Hendrie fears the Palmetto State squad, bolstered by recently ineligible stars, will present a formidable test despite several regulars sidelined. A scrimmage is planned today, with a full workout hoped by Thursday to ready the Blue and Gray.
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Thont
John O'Reilley
South Carolina
Reiley
Palmetto State
Virginia
Mw Une
Georgetown
O Reiley
Southern
Bra
O'Reffley
Hoe
Hendine
Gilroy
Wall
Rho and Pi Triumph in Fraternity Basketball Night
In the Phi Mu Sigma League at the Church of the Advent gymnasium RHO defeated Mu 32 to 8 and Pi defeated Gamma 17 to 12. Foster and Demonet led scoring for Rho and Pi, with Huntemann and Schwab as key contributors in the other game. Referee Mr. Woo oversaw two 20 minute halves.
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Phi Mu Sigma Fraternity
Church of the Advent
U Streets Northwest
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Gamma
Rho Ang Mu
Brigne
McMurray
Cener
Huntemann
Ruthven
Schwab
Taylor RG
Sebivab
Foo Anhkeen
Mireau
J. Kline
Murray Hurtemann
Woo Eynditee
J Plant
Fraternity Basketera Alpha of
Maryland
Sigma and
Chi
Seven Mississippi players barred from football squad
Six members of the University of Mississippi football team, including captain Harris and players Baker, Wrenn, Howard, White, and Hogearit, are barred from the varsity squad for faltering in their studies. Chancellor Powers and the faculty federation announced the ruling.
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Mobile
Ala
University of Mississippi
Thalr Studies
Harris
Baker
Wrenn
Howard White
Hogearit
Northwestern Baseball League to form six clubs in northwest
Seattle November 16 The Northwestern Baseball League will be composed next year of Vancouver Seattle Tacoma Spokane Butte Helena according to President Blewett of the league. Negotiations with Montana cities are practically complete and no clubs will be placed in Victoria or Aberdeen which failed to complete last season due to time patronage.
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Seattle Wash
Northwestern Baseball League
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Butte
Helena
Blewett
Montana
Victoria
Aberdeen
Young Back With W and L Will Start Game Against A and M
Washington and Lee coach Bl cuck says the squad will start TM Young at quarterback against Texas A and M on Thanksgiving Day. Young, who suffered a collar bone injury in the VP game, will lead practice and the team in the upcoming clash.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Cornell
Blcuck
Washington and Lee
Aland M
Lord Carolina
Young
Strugmie
Noted foreign breed racers return to American market
The article notes the return of first class thoroughbreds from Europe to the United States as 1908 and 1910 export markets reopen. It highlights Clarence H. Mackay’s French stud yearlings to be sold at Durland's in New York, with mares like Ballantrae, Gunfire, and Sundridge among bloodlines. It also mentions Rock Sand and other sires influencing American racing stock amid a busy sale season.
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Europe
America
Clarence H. Mackay
Powers-Hunter Company of
New York
Durland
Mediant
England
Gunfire
Flocarline
Master Robert
Belmont Park
Trigger
Slater
Spectrum
Striken-Light
Kamara
Candlemana
Durlanda
Atlantic
Rock Sand
Meddler
Sundridge
Merdaunt
Gingal
Phoenix
Great Britain
France
Tracery
Flinntrock
Rockview
Trap Rock
Footprint
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Friar Rock
Finmouse
Malachite
Uncle Io
Old Rosabud
Maddler
Stalwart
Colonial Girl
Chilton
Works on Plays for Army Game Arrangements Made
Arrangements have been made for the journey of the Midshipmen to the Army game with plans set for travel and participation. The article notes team officials coordinating transportation and preparations for the event.
Eastern Victim in Poorly Played Game at Annapolis
Washington Post dateline Annapolis Md Nov 16 Eastern defeated by Tech 18 to 0 in a hard fought college football clash at Georgetown field. Tech scores came from Dalley and Pfeiffer with Snyder and Dalley starring for the victors while Eastern’s Steltz Sweeney Lanahan and Shirfey battled the foe.
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Princeton
Tech
Eastern
Jakey” Roberts
Roberts
Hantern
Snyder
Brawner
Pfeiffer
Dalley
Wailiams
Hart
Steltz
Sweeney
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Peattion
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Hastern
Easter
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Chase
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Bosley
Williams
Taylor
Flaherty
Genetist
Dailey
Magofin
Michigan
O’redley
Georgetown
Inesman
McGuire
Harvard
Footballers to Celebrate at School Supper
Eleven players were called for remarks at a general assembly yesterday morning. A celebratory supper will be held at a date to be decided. Central's senior class hosts the annual football supper Saturday night. Tech plans a post championship celebration next Tuesday night with a squad supper. Members of the Business football team were noted.
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Central
Tech
Herrmann Reelected Reds President at Meeting
Cincinnati November 26 August Herrmann chairman of the national baseball commission was reelected president of the Cincinnati baseball club at the annual meeting of the board of directors Harry Stephens chosen secretary and Laula C Widing named treasurer after being elected a director at the stockholders testing on Saturday
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Harry Stephens
Laula C. Widing
Williams First In Street Event Amid Cross Country Race
Williams leads the 14 minute street race by 40 seconds over Shanley with ODonnell third. The course runs from Carroll Institute up Tenth Street to Massachusetts Avenue and back via Dupalitelre, Carroll gains club honors with Gibraltar as sole rival. A third race is planned next Monday as Carroll Institute runners eye Thanksgiving cross country regionals.
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O'Donnell
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Tenth Street Lnstitution
Eiltans Carroll
jShanler
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O'Donnel
Bronffer
Lynch
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Maroney
Veichmeyer
Greattar
North Carolina's Strong Showing Scares Virginia Ahead of Thanksgiving
Charlottesville reports North Carolina's rapid development over the past two weeks has Virginia fearful for the annual clash. Virginia scouts say Chapel Hill’s lineup is the best since 1915, with Head Coach Warner uneasy about Thanksgiving Day results. Virginia held two hours of drills and shadow work with Carolina formations as reinforcements join, while Buck Mayer endured heavy punishment in the Davidson game.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
North Carolina
Virginia
Chapel Hill
Davidson
North States
Carolina
Warner
Beverly Pollard
US_N
M T. Cooke
Charlestown
W. Va
Spike’ Landes
Houston
Tex
Oscar Randolph
Lexington
Buck” Mayer
Barrett Best Scorer in 1915 Eastern Football
Ithaca N Y Nov 16 Chuck Barrett Cornell quarterback leads the 1915 Eastern football scoring with 20 touchdowns and 24 goals after touchdown totaling 144 points this season. He scored five touchdowns and kicked after each in the Washington and Lee game last Saturday.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Chuck” Barrett
Cornell
Washington and Lee
Barrett
Richmond seeks local schoolboy football match with all star eleven
Richmond Va plans a game between a local high school eleven picked by officials and a Richmond all star prep team drawn from John Marshall Benedic tine McGuire's and Spencer Academy players. Negotiations open immediately with venue either in Richmond or here. Meanwhile in Lansing two M A C stars Blake Miller and Jerry De Prato are ruled ineligible for playing with a semi professional Detroit team.
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Old Dominion
Poat
John Marshall
Benedictine
McGuire’s
Spencer
Richmond Folk
Hast Lansing
Mich
New 16
Blake Miller
Jerry de Prato
Michigan Agricultural College
John F. Macklin
Detroit
Blake School Wins In Series At Soccer
Blake School won the soccer championship of the New York Avenue Playground League. Team members include EH Hughes C Wilton W W Campbell J OConnor F Bradley Co Lambeach F Sisson V Fureell J Dougherty L Irvin Guarantine C Caray A MacMillen N Diennsro J Offenstein A McKenny G Campbell F Johnson. Standings show Blake led with 42 points, ahead of rivals with 20 plus.
Final game Friday sets high school title clash at Georgetown Field
The final game of the high school title series will be played Friday at 2:30 PM on Georgetown Field between Central and Western after a meeting between school representatives. The winner will be ranked third in the race.
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Georgetown Field
Central and Western
Yale Defense Struggles in Practice for Harvard Game
New Haven Nov. 16 Yale football's last hard workout before Harvard featured three substitutes in the line and ineligible players scoring four touchdowns for defensive practice. Otis Guernsey showed strong kicking while Leovil repair lingers. Harvard, meanwhile, intensified preparations with lengthy drills and tests of Yale formations as coaches anticipate surprises. Tickets circulated among speculators with prices ranging up to 25 dollars.
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Hrry Legore Way
Black
Church
Baldridge
Kent
Higginbotham
Otis Guernsey
Princeton
Une Leovil
Crimson
Cambridge
Mass
King
No Help for Golfers If War Persists
New York reports that unless the European war ends by spring American golfers face rules including banked stymie and lost ball. St Andrews club members show distraction and changes unlikely. Many players like Francis Ouimet favor abolishing the stymie and the rule declaring a hole lost when a ball is lost in match play.
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New York
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Sand Marsh Wins Midway Handicap at Prince Georges Park
Sand Marsh ridden by EFEB Rose captured the Midway handicap in a fast, rattling finish over Billy Olivers Kenessa. Kenessa led late but Sand Marsh hung on to win by a nose. timing showed 1 12 3-5 for the full race as conditions improved with a larger crowd and stronger betting. The Bowie Juvenile handicap followed with Daddy's Choice edging Candle in a tight stretch. Parrington claimed foul, stewards disallowed the call.
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Efeb Rose
Prince George’s Park
Billy" Oliver
Kenessa
Scotchman
Rob Wilson
Hester Prynne
Pixy
Bowie
Smart Fellows
Tiajan
High Horse
Emil Herz
Laurel
Candle
Parrington
Dunne May Lead Michigan Eleven As Captain Pick
Ann Arbor Mich November 16 Morrie Dunne son of the governor of Illinois is expected to be named captain of Michigan's 1916 eleven at the election next Tuesday Maulbetsch All American halfback is Dunnes only rival for the honor Sixteen members of Yosts 1915 varsity were awarded M A tonight They are Cochran captain Maul Ketech Smith Catlett Bastian Raymond Boehm Dunne Statz Whalen Morton Weake Watson Niemann Rehor and Millard
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Mich
Morrie’ Dunne
Ilinois
Michigan
Maulbetsch
Dunne
Yost
Cochran
Maul
Ketech
Smith
Catlett
Bastian
Raymond
Boehm
Statz
Whalen
Morton
Weake
Watson
Niemann
Rehor
Millard
Princeton seeks next year football captain
Princeton camp discusses possible leaders for next season with four standout candidates. Linemen Hogs and Driggs along with backs McLean and Tibbett vie for the role as team members weigh leadership and experience. In Manila, Chicago University defeated the Manila Americans 3 to 1.
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Princeton
N. J
Hogs
Driggs
McLean
Tibbett
Chicago
Manila Americans
Manila
Chicago University
Horsemen Face Hard Times After Benning Fire Losses
Horsemen and patrons discussed the Benning fire that destroyed several stables near Prince George park. Day's stable suffered heavy losses with horses including Talecarrier Joe Betbold Coy Frog and Rudolfo destroyed. Others such as Dancing Master Battling Nelson and Misa Clara were spared or killed. A relief fund was likely to be started to aid displaced stable hands and uninsured owners.
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Prince Georges Park
Bowle
Maryland
George
Gatirs
Talecarrier
Joe Betbold
Coy
Frog
Rudolfo
Batts
Sir Huon
Capt. Emmons
Harry
W. T . Anderson
E. J. Crawford
Washington
Dr. Sullivan
Pride
Greenway
Lillian Krippe
George W Hoesmer
Nelson
Dancing Master
Borgian
Good Day
Misa Clara
Rolling Stone
CC. Smitheon
Day
New Orleans
Srable
Kilbane and Reynolds Fight Darkened by Narrow Victory
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane beat Bobby Reynolds in Philadelphia last night after a gripping six rounds as Reynolds struggled to keep his footing. Fred Welsh outpointed Johnny OLeary in Winnipeg in a 12 round world title bout. Pat Moore defeated Pete Herman in Memphis in an eight round clash.
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Kilbane
Philadelphia
Johnny Kllbane
Bobby Reynolds
Welsh
Ponta
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Freddy Welsh
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Memphis
Tenn
Pat Moore
Pete Herman
New Orleans
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