Syracuse Plays Tie With Montana in Snowbound Game
Missoula Montana November 25 Syracuse and Montana colleges battled through a blinding snowstorm in a football clash ending in a tie. Montana scored a touchdown in the second period after recovering a loose ball on a failed place kick. Syracuse answered in the third with a 15 yard advance after two forward passes, but both teams missed several attempts to gain the lead.
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Missoula
Mant
Montana
Syracuse
Camsa
Billiard Experts Coming to Sherman’s Academy Show
Walliao Po Hoppe world champion and Kool Yamada set for exhibition at Prank Sherman’s billiard academy on 12 F1 Street NW Mon Hang evening and Tuesday afternoon and evening at 3 and 8 pm. Pup Arst Gochimaete later challenges in the championship tourney in New Serum April Lott staged at the Hotel ton.
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Walliao Po
New Serum
Apri Lott
Hotel Ton
Georgia Tech Triumph Quietly Beats Auburn 7 to 0
Georgia Tech edged Auburn 7 to 0 with a late second quarter scoring drive. Fielder broke through for the decisive touchdown on a 34 yard pass from Voturi. Auburn threatened twice near Tech’s 10 yard line but came up short, leaving Tech with the win.
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Atoenta
Georgia
Auburn
Foon
Voturi
Nubure
Anal
Sory Ous Nuburn
Belloan Tech
Briarly Hall Rivalry Highlighted At Washington Game
Briarly Vial Military academy upset the Moca Xt 2 to 1, with Prince as the mainstay and the offense and defense led by Briarly’s star scoring strong. The article notes the decisive play and team effort in a tense match between two strong programs.
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Saville
Briarly Vial
Washington
Prrces
Carlisle Rout Confirms Chaos In Hoops Clash
Carlisle Indian team overwhelmed by opponents as Brown drives from the pivot in a rough game. Final moments saw a field goal from the 22 yard line after a string of plays, sealing a hard fought defeat for Carlisle amid chaotic play.
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Jeoyulence
Eol
Brown
Wilt
Crisies
Claims High School Title Won by Detroit Central High School
Detroit Central High School football claimed the Western interscholastic title after a season of standout play. The team won every game, with weekly events scheduled by the MCA at Union, featuring events like broad jump, shot put, and 40-yard dash as athletes prepare for upcoming championships.
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Setaoty Wael
Detroit Central High School
Reday
Peatea
Tk Park
High Shhoe
Vickey Daltrs
Kattroad
MCA
Mind Avoinasium
Union Hia
Odesh Stending
Ace
Hopkins Triumph on Field Goal Beats M A C in Baltimore
Johns Hopkins wins Maryland state football title with a fourth quarter drop-kick by Hoffman from the 15-yard line. The Aggies suffer 130 rushing penalty yards as Hopkins relies on solid line play and Brooks versatility. Hart and Speer duel in a close contest before Hopkins secures its first victory over M A C in four years under Curley Byrd.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Hoffman
Maryland Agricultural College
Homewood Field
Monumental
Hopkins
Hart
Aggies
Wilkingson
Aleven
M.A.C
Speer
M. A
Brooks
College Park
Curley
Byrd
M. Alc
Martindale Primrose Barclay
Williams Kishnaugh Posey
Derrick
Knode Kowera
Bramharm
Speer Hoffman
ALC
Alc 0, . Subtitations--Axt For Derrick, Derrick For Shank
Shank
Axt
Tur- Yatton
Kishnaugh
Smith
Roger
Kuate
Williams
Coggins
Hick
Schmidt
Martindale
Woodward
Chief
Branham Gorman
Fulton
Heferee
Mhaw
Ohio Wesleyan
Umnire
Tylor
Princeton
Brumbaugh
Lehich
Field Ludge
Palmer
Colby
Columbia Beats Wesleyan 18 to 0 in Season Finale
New York reports Columbia remains undefeated by defeating Wesleyan 18 to 0 in the season finale. Miller nails four field goals across the four periods and Litauer scores the clinching touchdown as the Blue and White complete a fifth straight win. Wesleyan, despite greater bulk, was outplayed throughout the game.
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New York
Columbia
Wesleyan
Miller
Litauer
Tennis champions clash in Long Beach exhibition
Miss May Sutton Bundy, former national champion, defeats Molla Bjurstedt 6-1 1-4 in a feature invitation match in Long Beach as part of a day of tennis events. Florence Sutton also defeats Mary Brown 6-1 6-3 in an exhibition clash. Other notes cover university and local bouts in Pittsburgh and Hagerstown events.
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Long Beach
Cal
May Sutton Bundy
Molla Bjurstedt
Misa Biuratedt
Bundy
San Francisco
Florence Sutton
Mary Brown
Record Crowd Sees Great Card At Bowie Holiday Racing
A large turnout at Prince Georges park near Washington watched seven races including the Thanksgiving handicap worth $1,000 added. Harry Shaw set a new track record for 1 1/16 miles at 1 48, despite top weight and starter troubles, winning decisively. Sir William Johnson upset at 60 to 1 in the final. Jockey injuries followed two crashes, with Allen disqualified and Bryne injured after a tumble.
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Bowie
Prince Georges Park
Washington
Old Benning
Harry Shaw
Dade
Harry Shawn
Holiday
Eagle
Fittergold
Schuttingar
Sir William Johnson
Sir William
Turner
Della Mack
Duke of Dunbar
Mabel Dutweber
Lynn
Bill” Daly
Nelli
Water Lily
Pontefract
Ringling
Patty Regan
Miss A. Matthews
Maxus
P. Maderla
Starlers
Post
R. McDermott
Asi Dick’s Pet
Aery Pitz
Lake van Zandt
Kelsey
Bok Wolstenholm
Freda Johneau
Nn Allen
Parr
Lady Spirituelle
Atar
Captain Parr
Anish
Cliff Ridge
Scratchad
Perthshire
Cogs
Kinmundy
Peacock
Little England
Miss Cavanagh
Jolly Tar
Andrew O'Day
Brian Born
Steotar
Eahlly
W. P. Austin
Orsini
Maid of Dunbar
G. Ziegler
I J. McTaggart
Au Buxton
Batwa
Tao
Holton
Nicklaus If
Daingerfield
Dulweher
Parrington Bea
Montreal
Butwell
Farly Morn
Star Bird
Jabat
W. Walker
Br.g
Frontenac
Ilma
Huron Fairy
Jock Straight
Lymn
Brown
Pt Muz
Letfeuil
Rt Forehan
Bonewater
Haven
Ots Allen
Motly O
Garnet
Nolil
Leufalti
Te Nn
Nell
Braun Carn
G. Alexandra
W. Foster
McTaggart
Parrington
Butweil
Ait Alfebaran
Naushon
Bok Ale Cahey
Lohengrin
R. McDermot
Gleaming
Impressive
Ahern
O. W. Perry
D, c
Sam—Handbell
J. Powers
Fime
Ltnk
M& H
Ci Jak
Schattinger
Bry
Buxran
Ko ‘Ida Bt
Engle
J. McTaggart
Ae Ae Butwell
Lahore
Lins
Wooden Shee
McCahey
Pandean
Garner
Clift
Shaw
Peat
Wiener
Hat Tan
Carrie Jones
J. A Strode
Wioner
Eva
Fatty
Ba Pitz
Hayes
Schamerhorn
Caro Nome
Paty Regan
Lairé O” Kirkaldy
Oli i
W. J. Anderson
Sider
N. Byer
Sir Wm. Johnson
Es Garner
Pylla Ze Feirbrother
Schuttinger
Buzz Aroun
Patrington
McDermott
Gu Nl
Reybourn
L McTaggart
Ee Byrne
Matuell
William Johnson
Cooper Wins 100 Mile Dirt Track Race at Panama-Pacific
San Francisco November 25 Earl Cooper won the 100 mile dirt track race at the Panama-Pacific exposition with a time of 1 hour 48 minutes 87 seconds securing a 6000 dollar purse. Barney Oldfield led until lap 98 before Cooper overtook to finish first with Oldfield second CH Durant and Teddy Tetzlaff following.
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San Francisco
Kearl Cooper
Barney Oldfield
Cooper
Anish
Oldfield
CH Durant
Teddy Tetziaff
Local bowlers lead in five-game block contest
Special to The Washington Fest from Hagerstown Ma November 25. AH Stars of Washington defeated Hagerstown in the first block of five games by 227 pins. Michaud rolled 656 and Iseman 6599 as top performers in the event.
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Hagerstown
Ah-Stars
Washington
Michaud
Iseman
All-High Eleven Holds Final Practice Before Baltimore Showdown
Local All-High team to practice today at Georgetown University field on Fifteenth end Florida avenue northeast. Intercity game against Baltimore All-High School eleven expected to draw a record crowd. Team roster includes Gilman, Manson and McDonough players. Kickoff tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
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Baltimore
Georgetown University Field
Florida Avenue
Eccmenver Steams
Gilman
Marston
McDonough
Stubener Wins Analostan Shoot High in 91 100 Class
P J Stubener broke 94 of 100 to win the Thanksgiving day shoot at Analostan Gun Club in the 91 100 class. W D Munroe took the 81 90 class with Wynkoop and Parsons tying for second. other scores noted include Emmer and Stine among credited marks.
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P. J. Stubener
Analostan
F. H. Huseman
George Emmer
A. B. Stine
W.s.wilson
Sheldon Davis
LM. Phelps
Jemea N. Green
Kerwin
St. A. Tanning
Willis
George Talbott
B. Buck
W. Munroe, Jr
Gen Weaver Tops Chevy Chase Golf Events
Gen E M Weaver wins first in the Chevy Chase Country Club golf events with steady play. He ties for first in the 18 holes against par sweepstakes with J Graves and repeats the tie in the second event. Weaver then takes the 36 holes against par, edging RB Poore with 12 down as second. Powers announces Callahan to manage the Los Angeles Coast League club next season, succeeding Frank Dillon.
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Gen. E. ‘M. Weaver
Chevy Chase Country Club
J. K. Graves
Gen. Weaver
RB. A. Poore
Los Angeles
Cal
John Fr. Powers
James Callahan
Callahan
Frank Dillon
Rage Track Entries for Sport of Today Bowle Racecard
Entries list for Bowle track with six races across ages and purses. First race 2-year-old fillies at five furlongs includes Rapid May Leas Cochran Zudora and others. second race selling eight furlongs lists David Montgomery Oldacootiie Ambri Col McDougall Marie Coghill Misa Sherwood Willie Edith W Mundaro. third race four to six furlongs features Stars of Love Corning Tower Othello Osanle and others. gap-filled lines show apprentice allowance claimed and weather clear.
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Rapid May
Leas Cochran
Zudora
Bappinesa
Tan
Cabirla
Starauiee
Innovation
David Montgomery
Oldacootiie
Ambri
Col. McDougall
Marie Coghill
Misa
Miss Fielder
Ward
Charley McFerran
Butterball
Princess Industry
Connaught
Mercurium
Furlong
Baigee
Anna Mily
Blooming Posy
Molly Cad
Gerdes
Fairly
Ustman
Sharper
Juarez Results First Race at Five Furlongs
A racing card lists results for six races with horses and handler names. Winners include Russ Sand aboard Black Sheep in race one and Baby Cal in race two, with times around 1:01 to 1:15 and multiple runners noted.
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Russ Sand
Loftus
Black Sheep
Stearns
Dixie Mina
I, Gentry
Miss Vissy
Peter Stalwart
Prospero Baby
Goggetty
Louize Descognets
Palma
Migs
Edith
Baby Cal
R. Shilling
Pouis
Hunt
Hore Garden
Laughing Water
Daling
Quiz
Zolgo
Brooks
Cordova
Mott
Kenneth
Morya
Francis
Pickens
Bag
Gilbert Rose
Hazel
Fancy
Sweet Dale
Mareand
Upright
Jeanie Grawford
Velie Torty
Carrie Orme
Tod
Seneca
O'Brien
Brookfield
Marco
Lackrose
Wilhite
Othello
McCabe
Isimar Lad
Cullen
Jimmy Gray
Gentry
Eastman
Rey
Colonel McDougall
Owrmen
Belle of the Kitchen and Other Race Names
Cincinnati Enquirer lists a slate of horse names including Belle of the Kitchen Wizard Ed Bond Monty Fox The Busybody Jim L. Preston Lynn Gold Cap Canto Sprint Daddy's Choice Dancer Tiv Jacklet Analogy Pierrot Mamie K Ford Mal Marry Lauder Scorpil Afterglow with note SHOULD RUN WELL TODAY indicating a race day hint.
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K'n
Dancing Star
Queen of
P'se
Wizard
Jerry
Jim
Birntman
Adams
Gee
Maxim
Monty
Linda Payne
Moncreit
Paul Davis
Jim Rasey
Quartermaster
Ethan_ Allen
Sebago
Star Bird
Broomvale
Lily Henvyens
Fairweather
Sh'k Holmes
Swanhe
Jacklet
Falmouth
Lily Orme
Lady Rankin
Stey Oakwood
Ford
Perthrock
Mamie K
Poston
Duke of A
Harwood
Harry Liders
Juarez
Cincinnati Enquirer
Belle of the Kitchen
Ed Bond
Monty Fox
the Busybody
Jim L
Preston Lynn
Gold Cap
Sprint
Daddy's Choice
Tiv
Analogy
Pierrot
Ford Mal
Marry Lauder
Scorpil
Afterglow
Dickinson freshman football player dies after game injury
Fred McGough of Dickinson College freshman football died hours after a game with Williamsport High School. He was injured while attempting a tackle, knocked from behind by teammates and struck on the head, suffering brain base injuries in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on November 25.
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Williamsport
Fred. McGough
Dickinson College
Whlameport High School Today
McGough
Six Hour Day Resolution Debated by Labor Group in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 25 the resolutions committee of the building trades department discussed proposals to study when a six hour day can replace the eight hour day and to expel certain crafts from the department. The measures may reach the convention tomorrow with a request for a definite report. The plan targets the International Association of Machinists Boilermakers Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers as not being true building trades and thus ineligible for membership.
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San Francisco
Department
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Machinists
Auto theft arrest after chase through Washington streets
Lieutenant Hartley sent Albert Herfurth and a chauffeur on foot to locate two stolen cars. After an hour, Herfurth returned with one car and a prisoner, 23 year old Lowell Blake of 1761 Church Street NW. Blake was held on $1,000 bail for taking a car without consent. a companion fled. The car belonged to Frank Harmon Jr. and was taken at Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue. Blake claimed the other man not with him when the car was taken.
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Maj
Ruiman
Jay
James Hartley
Albert Herfurth
Herfurth
Lowell Blake
Church Street
Blake
Hartley
Frank P. Harmon, Jr
Nineteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Treasury
Shoreham
Lenient Handling in Washington Police Court
Washington's District police court opened before 7 am with Judge Pugh presiding. Most defendants were preholiday violators and, given the Thanksgiving day hearing, the judge granted many suspects freedom on promise to refrain from further offenses.
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Washington
Police Court
Passaic Football Player Sustains Fatal Neck Injury
John H. Lux son of former Nutley mayor John G. Lux broke his neck while playing fullback in a football game in Passaic New Jersey on November 25 and was reported dying tonight.
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Lux
Nutley, N.d
Passaic
N. J
John H. Lux
John G. Lux
Nutley
Police Notes Report Round of Local Thefts
Police notes list robberies and petty thefts reported yesterday across Washington areas. Items stolen include a gold bracelet with diamonds from Miss Catherine Collins, a storage battery from James W Hayes, a revolver from Hillis Hunter, and a gold chain with monogram MMP from Miss Mabel Posten, among others.
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Catherine Collins
Cairo
Q Street
James W. Hayes
Hanover Street
Fourth
Fifth
Hillis Hunter
Stanton Road
Harris Levy
Mabel Posten
F Street
Mamie Fields
US Street
Max Reikes
Harry Amer
D Street
G. A. Santers
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. W. Monahan
Upshur Street
Seventh Street
Secretary M Adoo s Revenue Proposals Continue From First Page
Secretary M Adoo outlines federal finances with a 1916 balance of 104 million and projected 1916 and 1917 receipts and deficits. He argues against bond issues for Panama Canal payments, urges continued emergency taxes, and suggests tax reforms including higher income taxes and new excises to fund national defense. A Shreveport boxing bout is postponed due to weather.
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Treasury
Follow- Inc
General Fund
BUBAP
Cpeeree Eeewees
Panama Canal
Banda
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Hoppe
Yamada
Sherman's
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Briarly Hall
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Carlisle
Surore
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Washington Eleven
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Wilkes Warre
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Miss Bjurstedt
Mrs. Bundy
Peck
Pittsburgh
Robert D. Peck, Jr
Lockhaven
University of Pittsburgh
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St. James’ Academy
Washington Post
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St. James
Joe Stecher
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Scranton Athletic Club
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Nicely
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Sport OF Today
Bowle
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Federation of Labor
IL. Blake
Pugh
Police News
D. Rozzelle
Eighth Street
Washington Asylum Hospital
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Washington Wood Working Company
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H. P. Pillsbury
Randolph Johnson
Nichols Avenue
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Hal
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George W. Jackson
T Street
Chela
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Naylor Road
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Ernest Yates
Duncan Street
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Yates
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Christopher West
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Sixth Precinct
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Dancing Academy
Ratreet Northwest
M’adoo
Treasury Daily
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Congress
Panama Canals
Mertz & Mertz Co., Inc
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Administra
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Taft
Shreveport
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Fort Worth
Tex
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