Virginia Ready for North Carolina Game After Intense Practice
Virginia coaches push to sharpen the squad as the Cavaliers prepare for the Thanksgiving contest with North Carolina. Today's two hour practice featured an hour of scrimmage against a strong scrub team, three varsity touchdowns, and continued daily sessions through next week, including a night team meeting under the rotunda to review plays against the Tar Heels.
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Washington Post
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Norfolk
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Virginia
Carlisle Indians
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Extend Columbia's Time to Reenter South Atlantic League
Columbia plans to raise funds to reenter the South Atlantic League in 1914. The time limit has been extended ten days by N F Corleh of Savannah, president of the league. Reentry also hinges on Augusta fielding a team to create an eight club lineup.
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Augusta
Yale Rowing Conference Opens on Coaching Change
Capt. T B Denegre of Yale returned from New York where he met Yale rowing committee to discuss possible coaching method changes. No decision was reached and another conference is planned for next week. Yale is expected to drop the current coaching system.
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Probable Line‑Up Business Petiow See Br
Fragmentary text notes probable line up for a business or Petiow event with unclear references. Mentions Br and wine context in uncertain OCR. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
In Game Today Western vs Business Swing For Title
Western and Business clash at Vigrant Park in a decisive high school football showdown. A Business win would seal the championship for Tech regardless of Tuesday’s Manual Trainers vs Eastern result. Capt Harris and Coach White drill hard as Western seeks a shock and a possible series tie. Officials remain the same and kickoff is at 3 15.
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Harry Harris
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Baatern
Midshipmen to rest regulars before NYU clash
Annapolis Nov 2 Players counted and rotated as the last lineup before Saturday's game with New York University. The crew may start regulars against Army after the Ohio State like tune up. Open practice planned for Thanksgiving morning before the trip to New York.
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Washington Post
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New York University
Condhtioe
Fenn State
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Polo Grounds
Aloysius Basketers to Start Work Outs
Aloysius basketball team of the Capital City Leagues to begin practice tonight in preparation for December game schedule. Most of last year’s roster will try for berths. Coach Collisionar and Manager Handiboé foresee a strong title bid. Meanwhile Illinois athlete William J Kennedy of the Illinois Athletic Club suffers typhoid at a Chicago hospital. Packey McFarland and Jack Britton accept terms for a ten round boxing match in Milwaukee on December 8.
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Handiboe
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Britton
Milwaukee
Wis
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Jack Britton
New York
TIE G. U. JUNIOR PREPS DRAW 6 6 WITH COOK'S PARK A C
The Georgetown Junior Preps battled to a 6 to 6 tie with Cook's Park A C. Pennebaker brothers Ben and Ed starred in the forward pass and end runs for Georgetown while Haller contributed for Mee Preps. Goale and E Pennebaker were noted, with refereeing by Mr Trainor and umpire Mr Butler of Loyola High School.
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Pennebaker
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Haller
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Goale
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Mr. Butler
Loyola High School
Robinson Announces Training Plans for Brooklyn Team
Wilbert Robinson, new manager of the Brooklyn National League club, outlined next season’s training schedule at a luncheon. Rookies head to Augusta February 2, with regulars departing March 1. The squad stays in the South through March, then trains northward, plays exhibitions, and returns home April 1. Games planned with New York and Philadelphia Americans and Newark of the International League. Governor Tener of Pennsylvania expected to throw out the first ball at Ebbets Field next season. Hob Robinson once caught for Tener. Colgate football names leaders for next season with W H Swarthout named captain and H E Parsons manager. Swarthout, from Geneva, played fullback this year.
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W. HH. Swarthout
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HE. L. Parsons
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Swarthout
Football innovation to help spectators at Indiana Purdue game
In Bloomington Indiana on November second 1915 players will not be numbered during play. Instead officials from both Purdue and Indiana will stand along the sidelines to announce the plays and the ball carriers to spectators. The plan was suggested by Prof C Sembower of Indiana University.
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Rhodes Scholars Clash Over Oxford Eligibility Rules
A Rhodes scholar letters to the Daily Mail protests Oxford University Athletic Club rules barring Rhodes students from freshman sports and capping age at 24, arguing the moves target Rhodes men and ignore other colonial scholars. The debate spans Oxford Cambridge, with reactions from The Mail and Sportsman and concern over American and Canadian Rhodes entrants.
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Rhodes
Daily Mail
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Umit
Oxford University Athletic Club
the Mail
Guerely
Cambridge University
New York
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Cambridge
United States
Yale and Harvard complete final prep before big clash
In Cambridge Yale and Harvard teams settled into hotels and country clubs near Lowell as they ready for Saturday’s stadium bout. Coach Haughton and Trainer Mack report players fit with minor bruises. Pumpelly to play. Penn dominates scrimmage against Cornell’s Thanksgiving showdown. Seelbach and Merrill shuffled positions. Marshall at halfback. Panthers edge scrubs in tight practice.
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Baseball Notes on League Plans and Player Moves
Plans consider adding Erie, Youngstown, and Akron to the Canadian League replacing Berlin Guteph and St Thomas, home of Jack Graney. Ban Johnson may reveal whether Ferguson will rejoin the American League umpire staff next season. Larry McLean, Giants catcher, ships a board game based on baseball for parlor play. Mugsy McGraw ends newspaper writing.
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Larry McLean
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Central High names 13 football letter winners
Thirteen members of the Central High School football eleven were honored with the C letter yesterday by the school's athletic association. The listed players include Atherton Bassett Berry Macdonald McKenney Ockstadt Donohue Johnson Rich Richards Rush Yates and Capt Acorn. Six of the named players will be eligible for next year and a banquet for the players is planned for tomorrow night with Dr Davidson superintendent of schools and other officials in attendance.
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Two Elevens in Tight Spot in Harvard Yale Clash
The piece argues that long standing traditions in the Harvard Yale and Army Navy football series may be broken this year. It highlights Yale and West Point classes risked by potential Harvard or Navy victories and notes past ties, defeats, and the prospect of consecutive shutouts shaping cadet and midshipman legacies.
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FAI
Circle Half Of Globe For Harvard Yale Game
Boston readers report Nai Aab a Bangkok merchant and San shi Abe a Tokyo trader will travel halfway around the world to attend the Harvard Yale game in the stadium next Saturday. Nai Aab was Harvard freshman in 191? and Abe a graduate student eight years ago.
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Georgetown Gophers Prepare for Holy Cross Clash on Thanksgiving
Georgetown's football team held its first scrimmage since the Virginia game as it readies for Holy Cross on Thanksgiving Day. The Blue and Gray aim to win the season, seeking Jesuit honors and a revival after early setbacks. Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass., Nov. 2, the varsity offense crossed the goal line six times in 40 minutes, with open play and the forward pass generating steady gains. Rogers starred in the backfield, contributing three touchdowns on broken-field runs for the varsity.
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Hagen Knocked Out By Levinsky In Seventh Round
New York report says heavyweight hopeful Ed Hagen was stopped in the seventh round of a ten round bout with Battling Levinsky. Gunboat Smith withdrew due to a damaged eye from a Langford fight, Levinsky weighed 170 pounds, Hagen 181.5.
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Ed Hagen
Battling Levinsky
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Hagen
Sam Langford
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Levinsky
New Catholic Bowling League Formed Tonight at Aloysius Club
A meeting tonight at the Aloysius Club will form a new bowling league for Catholic teams. Representatives from St. Martin’s Re Jozeph’s St. Dominic’s Carroll Institute Windthorst and Aloysius clubs attend. Allega from the last three will be used.
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RACING ENTRIES AT JAMESTOWN TODAY
Entries listed for six selling stakes races at Jamestown racing track. Notable horses include Castara, Ray of Light, Fire side, First Tramp, Inferno Queen, Mobility, Captain Jinks, Thrifty, Bally Hinds, John Marra, and Big Dipper across races from two to six furlongs and longer distances.
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Sir John Johnson Wins Mile, Old Horse Retires Plans
Norfolk racing meets feature Sir John Johnson, the famed old horse, defeating a quartet of sprinters in a mile race for 5 year-olds and up. Water Welles pressed late. Sir John led by two lengths and sped clear. Trainer George Ziegler says the Beverwych arables will pension the veteran near 9 years old.
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Greens Defeat Blues 21 to 13 in Railroad Y M C A Game
In a strong Railroad Y M C A Basketball League showing Greens beat Blues 21 to 13. Key players include Magni Lor Dickerson Moffett Brien and Nuimet with notable floor goals and rebounds. The match featured solid defense and efficient scoring in a top early season contest.
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Well Matched Teams Set for Saturday Clash at College Park
Maryland Agricultural College and Gallaudet bring strong season records to College Park at 2 30 PM Saturday. Both sides boast undefeated stretches and even weight, trading wins over peers while MCC seeks the state title after a tough earlier loss to Washington and Lee.
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Football Star Hart Marries Mises Honore Dennen
Edward J. Hart captain of Princeton’s 1911 football team wed Mises Honore Dennen of Princeton at St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Princeton. Guests included Princeton football eleven and coaches. After a honeymoon in New England, the couple will reside in Chicago.
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