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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

13

Determined Fighters to Meet When Lowe and Houck Battle

Willie Houck the Philadelphia fighter meets Tommy Lowe in Ardmore tomorrow night for a fifteen round bout. Lowe arrives this afternoon after a hard workout with sparring partners. Both fighters seek victory to boost prospects toward a title clash with Freddie Welsh. The undercard features Buddy Ray and other local talents in four round bouts. Haverford Beats Princeton 4 1 in soccer.

Willie Houck Philadelphia Ardmore Tommy” Lowe Thin Vty Lowe Yeaterday Lowes Freddie Welsh Houck Ious Buddy Ray Jack Boland Patsy Donovan Kid Whipp Otto Brow Young Nash Young Kid Greek Kid Blug

Gallaudet Prepares For Crucial Clash With Catholic University

Gallaudet fans contend their improved team matches Catholic University after a strong showing against Roanoke College. Captain Murphy perseveres with a shoulder injury while Greer and Rogers face limited play yet expected to start. Both Brooklanders and Catholics boast depth as local teams clash tomorrow at Georgetown field, with seats selling at Spalding's.

Gallaudet Catholic University Georgetown Kendell Greenera Roanoke College Gaulaudet Brooklanders Roanoke Defongs H Fasilre Fred Nielsen Capt Murphy Greer Muhlenberg Rogera Hkewise Spalding’s

Service Teams Select Players With But a Single Exception

Secret practice at the Naval Academy featured signals, formations, kicking, passing and a brief scrimmage as plans for tomorrow and Thursday were outlined. Goodstein won center, Von Helmburg led left end, with final Navy lineups and Army preparations announced for the Army–Navy clash. Notables in attendance included Lansing and Fort, plus Winthrop.

Washington Post Annapolis Naval Academy Ingram Navy Lisut C. BE. Smith New York Philadelphia Parmenter Harvard Cambridge Academy Army Iinesmen Goodstein C. M. Jones Jones von Helmburg Blodgett I Ebérle Robert Lansing Lansing Franklin J. Fort New Jersey Fort Beckman Winthrop Winthrop. Daly West Point N. J Army Eleven Bere Navy Eleven Varsity Acrubs Daly T E Redfield O'Hara McEwan Meacham Weyand Neyland Gerhardt Ford Olphant Coffin

St Louis Team Faces Georgetown In Thanksgiving Showdown

St Louis University, facing Georgetown on Thanksgiving, hopes for a hopeful upset but fears a heavy defeat. Odds favored Georgetown, with bettors offering four to one against St Louis. The article lists St Louis players by weight, including Welch 168, Stanislaus 178, Snobie 224, and Wynne 176 among others.

St. Louis St. Louis University Georgetown Welch Stanislaus Snobie Wiorencourt Galvin Powers Gleeson Flag Corcoran Thomas Wynne

Stage basketball duels in YMCA league sets

C and O beat Pennsylvania 18 to 19 in overtime while B and O topple Southern 22 to 15. Both games featured tight defense and late drama. Scoring notes list Dailey Hatterly Batchelor Gebieke McDonald Boyd Dalley Hutchinson Heap Grant Piatz Smith and Mulroe among scorers with four and eight point tallies. Officials include W Fenney and Mr Dingle with H Smith as scorer.

Pennsylvania Southern Ganado Hatterly Batchelor Gebieke Tyler Dailey H. Smith McDondid Piatz Heap Grant A. Smith J. Smith Mulroe B. Smith

Quint Opponents to Face South Atlantic League Openers

Quints from Carroll Institute Gibratar and Empire Athletic Alpha Chapter of Maryland will compete in the South Atlantic Basketball League season openers. Teams beat local clubs 3 to 1 in cross country trials. A party of four chartered a special car to Baltimore leaving Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue at 7:30 PM.

Carroll Institute Gibratar Empire Athletic Alpha Chapter Maryland South Atl Mu Chi Lante Phi Mu Sigma Baltimore Hamilton L Eels Nee New York Avenue Rynerd G. B. Irving F. Hige - Sas Iyins al Lsuparviges Carroll Ce Etary Tietigeon Youl—Withrow W. Lewis Duffy Boston Ted Lewis Chamberlain Jim Dufghencer Riuioleaki Uockbort Hardy Graves Ute Sre Arnay Pe Pee Tb Rlain W. Handiboe Peck Quint A. Quint Peck Memorial Chapel Stormer

Tech High honors 18 players with letters after victory

Jack Easter, guard of the champion Tech High football eleven, was named to the 1916 team at a supper for the victorious squad attended by the Senior class. Eighteen players received letters: Ochsenreiter Easter Chase Pfeiffer Young Taylor Roberts Daly Cole Holpman Barnes Hart Gurevich Williams Snyder Brawner Meyers and Manager Linder. Numerals went to Dodge Bossey Parker and Assistant Manager Parker.

Jack Eagter Rhode Island Avenue Easter Wayne Hart Tech Ufe Featire Schoola Manual Training School Ochsenreiter Chase Pfeiffer Young Taylor Roberts Daly Cole Holpman Barnes Hart Gurevich Williams Snyder Brawner Meyers Linder Dodge Bossey Parker

Virginia Eleven Fit for Carolina Clash

Virginia's football squad sails for Richmond with 23 players for the Carolina clash. The team shows peak readiness, no overconfidence, and a mass meeting was held at Cabell Hall with remarks from Coach Warner and others.

Virginia Carolina Charlottesvile Richmond North Carolina Cabell Hell Pross Lefevre Doble Warner Oscar Randolph Stillwell Ward Capt. Harris Coléman Tom Coleman Thurman Geo Wayne Brown Calhoun Rhodes Poindexter Carrington Gooch Boatwrent Stuart Pace Blakey

Long Shots Dominate Bowie Track Races at Prince Georges Park

A seven race program at Bowie featured long prices with four-figure payoffs. Wooden Shoes led in the Southern Maryland handicap while Lost Fortune paid 30.70 for a $2 ticket. Mary Warren and Johnny McTaggart celebrated wins as favorites fell.

Bowie Track Prince Georges ‘Park Little Holiday Wooden Shoes McCahey Holiday Water Lady Venetia Long Clim Field Lily Heavens Broomvale Preston Lynn BR. F. Carman Lily Orme Johnny McTaggart Bridgegroom Mary Warren Jabor Yast Wan J. Arthur Patience Bowie Tha Post J Whalen Great Heavens J. Whalen Post Perrington Grtellus Hanmer Butwell Mattow Nell Gutelius Col Gutellus Lefett J ‘J. Smith Dick Wellestis Ford Jak John McGiggie Byslan Pierrot Hie Nild Ford Mias McGiggle Blue Mouse River King Wininer J. Stonet Alan-a-Dale Meid J Sinnot Rt Jak Ok Schuttingar Enver Bey Hinphy Pak Ge Parrington Plantagenet Big Ba McCahey Barnac Buxton Baby Cole Mg Steward Sabago Froxl Haversack Farahang Bronx Queen Jol Wolstenholm Woodfair Turner Mr Bob Ward Jones Palé Fortuns Horne Schuttinger Welga Bnd Martzold Triholo Winter Sandel Wayfarer Mamie K Mayme Bal Ventry Margery Blue Rock Quincy Stable Burgomaster J Fitzsimons Garl Pest Martre Bentmora King Caucua Cliff Field Buk Billie Hibbs Ain Berge Berg Ae Sir Blatee Kage Laserian Hedze Noden Shoes Hie Flid Bselling Venetia & Forward Clift Haven Abbotsford J. Garson Charles Edward Lady L'don Northitent Laum Alnane A J. McTaggart Jonas Caro Nome Hayes Mamie Eff Metghey Belfast Murphy Pleld Miss Waters Mary Werren Caro Om Hancock Aldonus Danteh Giet Sherlock Holmen Lady Bryn Col. Cook Stroie J. A Strade Henry H'son Claribel Ringmass Cockspur Marg't Meize Locher Peacock Harry Lander Carlaverack Cit Haven Nigadoo Jabot Neelet Kneglat Gras Rey Oakwood Porihshire Jolly Tar Fenrock J. Arthur Miss Alert Jockers A. Parrington Buterenes Pka Freda Johnson Wastenholm Ty Fehuitingsr AtaWnazz Dy Hopkins Patience Baby Sister Lady Hankin Molle Pee Ae Taek Star Bird Lady London Miss Cavanagh Mabel

Central High Defeats Friends Five In Early Season Clash

Central High edging Friends Five 38 to 31 in a low scoring early season game. Captain Marbury led scorers with 17 free throws and 27 total points, while Friends faced absences and rotations. Substitutions included Daly for Cissell and Weaver for Jacobsen as both teams shuffled rosters.

Central High Friends’ Epiphany’ Gymnasium Friends Marbury Central Daly Cissell Weaver Jacobsen Reed Bompton Davis Bullard Harrison Foul Central de Grange Yiantz Halver

Fulton to Fight Willard in World Title Run

New Orleans promoter announces December 1 agreement for a match to cut the field and set a March title bid with World Champion Jess Willard. Fred Fulton of Rochester, Minn., to meet Antesa Frank Moran any result leaves one fighter out of contention.

New Orleans Antesa Frank Moran Fred Fulton Fulton Rochester Minn Giant Jess Willard Tor[torich Tom Andrews Milwaukee

Unnamed Racehorse Names Listed From Cincinnati Enquirer

A gallery of horse names appears in reports from the Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph. The list includes Trikolo Welga Marigold Cliff Edge Murantl Matre Wotan Albena and other entries such as Back Bay Kewesea Carbide Inird o Kirkcaldy Yellow Eyes Canto Springmaes Finalee Castare Scorpli Kiomandy Armament Tribolo Important Sel Vanity and more.

Cincinnati Enquirer Trikolo Welga Marigold Cliff Edge Murantl Matre Wotan Solfjier Albena Back Bay Kewesea Carbide Inird O' Kirkcaldy Yellow Eyes Castare Telegraph Tribolo Little England St. Lazerian Sir Blaine Northlight Soldier Hester Prenne Robert Bradley Bagk Bay Tom Hastcock Cotton Top Lights Out Cockspur Banjo Jim Coronel Cook Killa Bryson Polly H Scorpis

Parker Bridget & Co announces best $20 suits and coats

Bridget & Co promotes its new season Suits and Overcoats as the finest yet, with thousands of hand tailored pieces in quality materials and refined patterns. TECK Shoes offer distinct styles at 3.50 to 7. Ramo and Omar derbies priced 2 and 3 dollars.

Parker-Bridget & Co

Hoppe Retains Billiard Title in New York

Willie Hoppe of New York defended his championship against Welker Cochran of Iowa in the decisive 182 handicap billiard tournament. The final score was 600 to 218, Hoppe giving Cochran 200 points. Hoppe averaged 055-9 and Cochran’s high run was 0 with an average of 22-8.

Hoppe New York Willie Hoppe Welker Cochran Cochran

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