British Fencers Meet Americans Today For Trophy Match
The English fencing team arrives in Washington to face the United States in a Col. Robert M. Thompson trophy match. Capt. Campbell leads England with Maj. Frater possibly sidelined by flu as both sides prepare at the Racquet Club and embassies, aiming to claim the four-year trophy.
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America
Robert M. Thompson
Ronald B. Campbell
Washington
Waite Johnson
Henry C. Breckinridge
Robert Sears
Harold Rayner
United States
Francia W. Honeycutt
Robert Frater
New York
Beaides
Col. Campbell
Maj. Frater
W. Hammond
England
C. A. Kershaw
A. Ridley Martin
RM. P. Willoughby
T. D. J. P. Bjeke
T. H. Wand-Tetley
W. K. Garnier
G. M. Burt
EB. Coles
Kershaw
I. H. S. Huntington
Capt. Hammond
Maj Honeycutt
Italy
France
Maj
Sears
Rayner
Capt
Tetley
Col
Campbell
Lieut, Kershaw
Willloughby
Burt
Foll
Penes
Pari-Mutuel Receipts Hit 10 Million in Quebec Races
Montreal reports pari mutuel take in 112 days of thoroughbred racing reaching 10 352 000 with about 2 000 000 from each mile track. Delorimer Park handled 1 200 000 while other half mile courses ranged 360 000 to 500 000.
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Montreal
Francis H. Donn
Delorimer Park
Lewis Stops Boy McCormick in London Bout
London reports Kid Lewis, English middleweight champion, stopped Roy McCormick in the 14th round of a 20 round bout to prevent further punishment. Referee halted action as Ward was noted in the match. In New York Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, agreed to a 15 round bout with George Ward at Madison Square Garden on November 29.
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London
Ted
Kid") Lewis
Roy McCormick
McCormick
Ward
New York
Benny Leonard
George Ward
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
Aquatic Elevens Ready for Game at American League Park
Washington Canoes and Potomac Boat club teams meet in a 3 p.m. Saturday clash on local fields. Coaches include Norman Landreau and Fred Bam Man guiding Canotsists and Potomacs with leaders Sherry and Walton. Expected punting duel and evenly matched backfields highlight a battle likened to college play.
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Aquatic
Washington Canoe and Potomac Boat Clubs
American League Park
Potomacs
Canosists
Charley Gayon
Sam Wahoo
Norman Landreau
Georgetown University
Fred Bam Man
Buckholtz
Walton
Canceists
Gude
Supplee
Thompson
Probey
SK. Pardoe
Plugge
Sherry
Robby Driving Catholic U for Hatchetites Battle
Catholic U. and George Washington prepare for a Thanksgiving Day game. Coach Harry Robb trials new plays as Bobby Dewalt returns from a broken jaw and a key fullback for G U. faces a chipped bone, with others limited but practicing. The clash promises a hard fought season finale.
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Harry Robb
Brooklanders
C. U. Boys
George Washington
Bobby Dewalt
O. K
Catholic University
Dewalt
G. U. 18
Josh Licarene
Schofield
Springston
Reading franchise may be transferred to Montreal
New York November 17 President John Conway Toole of the International League plans to strengthen the circuit Montreal is set to take over the Reading club franchise a move that was nearly made in 1920 when Newark secured the deal. Montreal would fit as a Canadian partner alongside Toronto in the league's future. The Baltimore Orioles influence spurs a higher standard and a more liberal policy among clubs to rival other class AA circuits.
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New York
John Conway Toole
Montreal
Reading Club
Akron
Newark
Toronto
Canada
Baltimore Oriclon
Toole
Jack Dunn
International League
Virginia Five Schedule Promises Busy Basketball Season
Charlottesville, November 17. Virginia's basketball schedule lists fifteen games mainly at Feverweather gym. The Orange and Blue, led by Captain Hankina, will tour Washington Baltimore Richmond and Lexington. New opponents include Tennessee and likely Kentucky with dates across January to February at Charlottesville and away venues.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Feverweather
Orange
Blue Quint
Cabt
Hankina
Washington
Beltimore
Richemond
Lexington
University of Tennessee
University of Kentucky
Randolph Bacon College
Roanoke College
Lentz and Beck Join Clarksburg Eleven Backfield
Beck formerly of West Virginia Wesleyan and Lentz from West Virginia University will be fellow players in the Clarksburg backfield as they meet the Washington team Sunday at American League park. Beck captained his team last year and aided a 20 to 0 win over W V U. Lentz, a four year West Virginia regular and last year’s captain, played with Rogers in 1919 on a team that beat Princeton and other foes. Beck at fullback and Lentz at flying halfback lead Clarksburg offense.
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Beck
West Virginia Wesleyan
Lentz
West Virginia University
Clarksburg
Washington
W. Va. U
Accra
West Virginia
Rogers
Princeton
Navy
Washington and Jefferson
Rutgers
Fieht
Central High and Maryland Freshmen Postponed Game
The interscholastic champions Central High will not play today. The game against the University of Maryland freshmen is rescheduled for Tuesday.
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Central-Maryland
Central High
University of Maryland
Tris Speaker to Pilot Indians Again
Cleveland club president James C. Dunn announced that Tris Speaker has signed to manage the Cleveland American team next season. Gale, Nov. dollars. The deal confirms Speaker’s return to lead the Indians after previous seasons.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Gale
James C. Dunn
Hera
Fifteen Automobile Winners Will Be Decided Tomorrow
The Post reports a final day of intense campaigning to decide fifteen winners of new automobiles and twenty seven prize awards. Candidates push hard, urging last minute votes and subscriptions as deadlines loom at 9 o clock tomorrow night.
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the Post
Washington
No More Vote Ballots Delayed By Candidate Contact Uncertainty
Campaign department halts returning ballots issued on subscriptions due to uncertainty in contacting candidates. Prompt acknowledgment by letter will follow for subscriptions and remittances, with votes placed in a sealed ballot box for the candidate. All ballots and remittances must be sent to the Automobile Camp Aten Manager in Washington, D. C.
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Pest
Washington, D. C
Campaign vote scale for new subscriptions across nine campaign days
The final vote schedule details how many votes new subscriptions generate in Washington and Alexandria for daily and Sunday carriers, with separate tallies for six months, one year, two years, and beyond. It explains transitions from old to new subscriptions and how second payments affect totals.
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Carrier
Washington
Alexandria
Price
Dla Acase
I Jready
Otter Roy Few
Seenant Teeny Campainy
How the Prizes Will Be Awarded
The article lists nine grand prizes for top vote earners across districts, detailing specific car models and their values. It explains the sequential awarding order, followed by division prizes in city and country divisions, district prizes totaling twenty seven, and then cash commissions for nonprize winners. It notes requirements for commissions and final qualification rules.
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Cadillac
Stutz
Cole
Chandler
Velie
Reo
Studebaker
Oakland
Buick
Dodge
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
Dort
Chevrolet
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