Second-string Navy outplays varsity in practice at Annapolis
Navy's second team repeatedly penetrated the first unit's defense with steady gains led by Devons and Spuck. Bal lenger connected on three long passes as the reserve backs gained yardage from their own ten to the varsity ten, prompting coaching plans to bolster the Navy defense ahead of the Army game. Wiedorn and Cruise are contesting starting spots, with Wiedorn likely to retain the left tackle role in his final year.
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Ed Roush Accidentally Shot by Brother
Cincinnati Ohio November 16 Ed Roush Cin ement outfielder and batsman was accidentally shot yesterday by his brother Fred while hunting near their home. A covey of birds rose and Fred fired. Roush was struck in the cheek lip and thumb but sustained no serious injury. The brothers are from Oakland City Indiana.
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Football Fan Proposes Extra Period to Break Ties
A Morton Pa football fan urges elimination of ties by adding an extra period in tied games. The reader argues the current plan is unsatisfactory and suggests a extra period be played to determine a winner.
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Potomac Boat Club to Clash With Washington Canoe Club
The Potomac Boat Club and Washington Canoe Club face off in a District gridiron clash at American League Park Saturday afternoon. Key players on both sides are injured, with Potomac missing several stars while Canoeists enter in strong shape and seek to win the Gus Buchholz loving cup. Cap tain Walton says the team is prepared to stop any forward play and predicts a two touchdown victory. The game is expected to draw a large crowd in the District.
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Minor Moguls to Meet Soon in Convention Clash
New York reports all minor leagues will join a Buffalo convention on December 5 to decide on adopting or rejecting the draft rule tied to the major league agreement. The American Association International League and Pacific Coast League oppose the rule, while many class AA clubs back it. Jack Dunn of the Orioles may lead a strong opposition, but most minor circuits aim to stay on equal footing with the majors. Roland A C seeks 95-pound class opponents for Sunday, contact Albert Cusack at 231 C Street Northeast.
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Army Aviators Triumph Over Navy Eleven In 14 to 0 Victory
Bolling Field Aviators claim air service championship by routing Naval Air Service 14 to 0 on Ball-Bine Field. Janewitz returns a punt 60 yards for the first score, Goldwater adds a late TD after line plunges by Janewitz and Hursicker. Naval Air Service never crossed the 20 yard line. defensive stars include Bolling Field’s Steffen and backs Janewitz and Goldwater. Donnelly and Wolfe starred for the defeated squad.
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Want Penn to Play California Eleven
Philadelphia November 16 Far West term alumni urge adding the 1922 football schedule inviting California to play in Philadelphia next fall with a return on New Year’s day or fall 1923 California coached by Andy Smith a former Penn captain Pennsylvania athletic officials are said to be considering the idea.
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Duffy Lewis Named Salt Lake Pilot for 1923
George Duffy Lewis, ex-Red Sox and Yankees outfielder, was appointed playing manager of the Salt Lake club for 1923. President H. W. Lane and Lewis plan to pursue players during the minor league meeting in Buffalo, N C, December 6. Also notes Carlyle A C basketball opener November 19 against Washington Bar racks and Harrisburg High School seeking January District game in Harrisburg.
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Hyattsville and Brentwood clash in Sunday game
Results of last night's bowling league touch off a local note. Hyattsville and Brentwood football teams, longtime rivals, will meet Sunday at 3 30 p m at Yanting Ginger Park with strong local interest amid Thanksgiving events and earlier matches in Hyattsville.
Hopkins Stickmen Schedule For 1922 Campaign
Johns Hopkins lacrosse practice has begun as coaches assemble a tentative 1922 schedule. Home games are set with Stevens Tech Princeton Lehigh Syracuse and the alumni, with away games against Navy Army Penn and Swarthmore. In boxing, Circle and Diamond A C meet Saturday at Catholic University for the Bloomingdale Ecklington 115-pound title.
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New endurance mark set by girl swimmer in pool
Panama reports Qierenette Mat ter, Balboa High School graduate, broke the South American endurance record by swimming 344 miles in nine and a half hours, setting a landmark for women swimmers yesterday. A Chicago high school team will face Erasmus Hall in Brooklyn on November 24, and Iowa may play Yale next season amid negotiations in New Haven.
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Epiphany Five Beats Hilcott Athletic Club in Epiphany
Epiphany Cefrewaoncien team defeated Hilcott Athletic club in the farmer's gym last night by 49 to 23. Business Manager C L Coakley invites arrangements for future games at 212 Eleventh street southwest. Telephone Franklin 4597. Substitutions listed including Coakley for Jones and Wright for Short among others.
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All High Grid Elevens Ranked by Washington Post
The Washington Post lists All-High grid elevens with positions including end tackle guard center and backfield roles. Notable names appear across multiple schools with players such as Pugh Herzog DuPiet Stine and Prender among others listed in the third team selections.
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Speculation on Ruth Penalty by Judge Landis
New York November 16 speculation runs high over Judge Landis treatment of Babe Ruth in the baseball case. The piece lists Landis decisions from fines to prison terms, and ponders whether Ruth will be treated as a distinguished offender or an ordinary man who erred. It notes Landis crusades against gambling and free agents, and ends by asking what Ruth’s penalty will be.
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Tech Light Weights Win School Title
Technical midgets won the light weight high school championship yesterday by defeating Central High School 9 to 0 at Central Stadium. Tech’s defense and strong line play overwhelmed Central, with standout runs by White and key stops on defense. Central mounted several threats but Tech held firm, scoring on a first-period field goal and a late touchdown after repeated punting exchanges.
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Colgate Grid Coach Huntington to Step Down Next Year
Hamilton New York November 16 Head Coach Pilery Huntington of Colgate has announced he will not seek reappointment for next season. Alumni interest centers on luring Larry Bankart back. Independents seek a 140 pound football contest and invite replies via E M Reidy Franklin 2019.
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Stove League Turns to Training Camps
New York previewing spring training with major league clubs set for Southern camps. Giants, White Sox, Yankees, Reds, Indians, Pirates, Red Sox, Cubs, Dodgers among sites and plans. Managers era looks stable with Huggins likely to return. McGraw retirement chatter fades. Evers may coach NL champions. Bezdek linked to franchise. Speaker hinted at return with Indians.
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Virginia League May Dispose Of Franchises
Virginia Base ball league directors meet in Portsmouth to decide the disposition of certain franchises amid a split with North Carolina club officials over the season salary limit. Virginia clubs seek a single Virginia circuit following the ongoing dispute.
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Ty Cobb After Kamm of Frisco
New York reports Ty Cobb now manages and trains year round. He studies the game mentally while scouting in winter league, clashing with Frisco’s Caveney and Kamm as he seeks possible annexations to the Detroit Tigers.
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Carpentier Requests Postponement of Fight with Cook
imeppe France Nov 11 George Carpentier asks an indefinite postponement of his December 9 bout with George Cook in London. The French fighter has reportedly broken down under training and physicians say he is physically unfit to fight.
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William and Mary halfbackJoyce Levoy Injured in Week End Game
Joyce Levoy star halfback for William and Mary college football is in critical condition at Buxton hospital Newport News after injuries from the Union Theological Seminary game Saturday. The report notes the incident occurred in Williamsburg Virginia and identifies Levoy as from Birmingham Alabama.
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