Favorites Do Bably Greap Finish In Fifth Race
Mare Sabo Brend wins by a head with three other horses in close margins. Bergen, unplaced, faces suspension after disputing the judge. Big shock sees Elizabeth Harwood upset. four horses close to the judges’ head in the 11th event.
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Sabo Brend
Bergen
Judge
Wardington Post
Lord Wella
Oakley
Sato Blend
Royal Onyx
Blos Crest
Bat Masterson
Wolverton Rumor Again Seem Strong for 1920 Manager Job
San Antonio convention hears Wolverton likely to succeed Chase as New York Giants manager. discussion of suspending betting on baseball and territorial rules for major and minor leagues. names of players and lineups for East and Western teams mentioned. tonight’s bowling schedule listed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tal Chase
New York
Harry Wolver
Dallomatic
Yomarcow
George Leldy
Ter” O'Rourke
Bil
Bailey
Happy" Hogan
Chartrearr
BM Clymer
Sir Pian
Dave
Jim Hurke
Hartstog
Horner Forel
Feld
Jarlen Ebbetts
Eat Tern
Blocland
Krank Isbell
Lise Har x Wolverton
National Board of Arbitration
National Commission
St. Prawns
Oklahoma City
Prep Eleven Triumphs Over Army in Finishing Pace
Georgetown prep eleven edged Army and Navy on the Friends' School gridiron 11 to 0 after two late touchdowns in the final period. John Jenkins starred for the losers with a 50 yard TD, while Crowe and the Georgetown backfield impressed. The win leaves Georgetown prep claiming the District scholastic championship.
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Georgetown Prep
Army
Georgetown
Crow
John Jenkins
Navy
George[town
Gargan
N. Props
Pemberton
Jonkine
Me. Zerke
Navy to field substitutes against Penn State in crucial Army clash
Annapolis Nov 7 Willing to avoid crippling key players the Navy team will start with non regular backs and ends for the Penn State game tomorrow eight days before the Army contest. The lineup includes Whiting Brown Wakemap Weems Howe Redman Overasch Lowell Byrd Cochran Bates and others with Overesch likely to see action late. Herman Cleutt, a noted Eastern coach, will spend next week with the Navy squad.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
eRieny
Army
Pennsylvania State
Pennsylvania Gence
Whiting
Brown
Wakemap
Weems
Howe
Redman
Overasch
Lowell
Byrd
Cochran
Bates
West Point
Enda
Overésch
Herman Clcutt
Easkeseen
Navy
Ingram Girls Open Season with Powhatan Matchup
Ingram Memorial girls basketball, last year’s champions, depart Union Station this morning on the ten dollar train to Charles Town West Virginia to face Powhatan College in the afternoon at the college gym. Coach Haag Miesen Smith and Craig guide a strong lineup with Little new, aiming for a busy schedule of about twenty games with local colleges and academies in Maryland and Virginia.
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Ingram Memorial Girls
Union Station
Charlestown
W. Va
Powhatan College
Ingram Girls
Baltimore’ College
Miss Little
Central High
Haag Attuke Miesen Smith
Craig
Soaards
Marston
Canter
Webster
Carswell
Jones
Little
Haas
Adoot
Ttma
Schoals
Maryland
Virginia
City League basketball game postponed due to arrangements
City Basketball League postpones tonight's game between the home five and Jack Tiaue Ingram Memorial team at the former hall. The next league game will be Monday evening at the Rosedale playgrounds gym, Seventeenth and Gale streets northeast, against Memorial A. C. of Georgeown.
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Epiphany
Coach Wood
Epiphany Church
Jack Tiaue Ingram
Rosedale
Seventeenth
Gale Streets
Memoral A. C
Georgeown
Topagh Marlboro and Players in a Fragmented Card
Fragmentary OCR item lists a混般 mix of names and titles including Topagh Marlboro Troy Tim T. B. Spars Tom Ghaw Dr. Barkley and others such as Sant Guaver George G. Hall Larboard and Prost, with scattered place-like terms and odd spellings. No clear event or outcome emerges.
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Marlboro
Troy Tim
T. B. Spars
Tom Ghaw
Dr. Barkley
Sant Guaver
George G. Hall
Larboard
Drexel HU
Garden of Raz
Lesbos
Muskmaelon
Anes
Ine Rowe
Gracia
Kilderkis
Lsin Cavenagh
Montagule
Duke of
Jockey Allen Hurts in James Town Steeplechase
In the Jamesown race Jockey Allen aboard Black Fridge was thrown and badly hurt but expected to recover Ringmaster fell injuring Jockey Willams who was uninjured The Ledger Dispatch handicap for 3 year olds and up was won by Busy over Guy Fisher with several longshot placings in the-day summary
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Bergen
Brady
Misa Hynes
Johnson
Rzart
Financkera
Tiger Dim
DE DY
Hanover
Day Bell
Chief Hayes
Laughing Bree
Stelphardi
Tertin
Wenale Heo
Billy Banes
Ena Mary Hall
Nina van
Willow Moreen
Jackese
Jacke
George Atwall
the Speaker
Agaremmion
Asuce Maid
Duverence
Povear-olf
Tims
Moilia Keamer
Henne
Shillalah
FIRTH
Bevat Oya
J. Fohusoh
Eilganety O
Hat Masterton
Lady Mapaturg
Dory Ward
Tom Shaw
Oniley
High Rohingon
St Bil
Harwood
Helle
Jamestown
Ledger- Dispatch
Busy
Guy Fisher
Allen
Black Fridge
Ringmaster
Willams
Dorothy T
Vesper
Tlie
Chuskhun
Promised Fund
Orparthy Averpue
Lauy
Steapieenmise
Gun Catton
Parker
TuMeld
Hannigin
Even
Serand
Anal‘akilen
Coe
To & x
Black Bridge
Llasie Plat
Priner Hempton
Fond Heart
Prat
Dreamer
Bella Clem
Forayte
Galeronda
Woodlanser
Dick Moanalae
Jacquilina
Montcalm Stsoren
Piturionge
Perthshire
Bruosl
Cangh Hl
Digginn
Rue
Poraythel
Moncrief
Highflown
Sam Matthews
Chilton Bquey Alec
Olfe
Tulle
M Furtong
Beaucoup
Schur Hinger
Nada
Tima
Osi
Charles F. Grainger
Lad
Langlen
Miro
Thoroughbred Entries and Prices from Today's Races
Today's racing entries list races across five furlongs to seven furlongs with numerous entries including Tom Shaw Mary Ball Tiger Jim Goodacre and many others. The day closes with Fred De Forest changing hands in Chicago at the Stock Yards, bringing a top price of 400 and a sale to New York parties for campaign duties.
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Marlboro
Tom Shaw
Mary Ball
Tiger Jim
Goodacre
Carlisle NM
Tim
Spain
Manon
Susan
Karney
Dr. Barkley
Lighthouse
Laughing Eyes
Iver Gram
Hattie
Starboard
Lucie H . Lord Wells
Bonnie Bes
George G. Hall
Ben Quaver
Casbie
Garden of Reson
Golliwong
Wmch
Bars Rick
Diesel Hi
Tesboe
Boray
Henioun
Travel Light
Hacard
Veeck
Lily Hancock
Ith Rece
Beven Furieoge Joe
Tonlsteam
Hiancha Francis
Warner Griewell
Mumkmelon
Oakley
Black Brooch
Sisty
iCutderkin
el Bart
Sandiver
Gellcic
Tet
Granla
Lele Cavanaugh
Dally Bultman
Reventh
Oro
Mun
Montagnie
Mollie B
Chippewayad
Duke of Bridgewater
Fred de Forest
Chicago
Stock Yards
de Forest
Terre Haute
Ind
New York
Murphy Stable
Poughkerpsip
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