Sherer Leads Navy to Victory Over Army in Tenacious Free-Play
The All Navy Slaven defeated the All Army team at American League Park as Sherer starred. His punishing rushing and decisive line plunges kept the Sailors ahead in the second half, delivering a hard fought win despite Army’s strong defense early. Navy momentum shifted late with key gains and a pivotal touchdown sealing the result.
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American League Park
Sherer
Osher Roe Nasys
Teeason
Navy
Sherer Coatinu
Army
Teast
Dees
Usman
RDA
Handa
Llonan
Newaller
Mallon
Rehan
Moody
Bae Sas
Bae Sas Y Jost] Me Val Paans On Acinvs Oyerd
Moric
Intel
Bishan
Rasy
Bistup
Metivate
Retirmen
Belo
Mermoar Oarmya
Unclear historic football and track results from city papers
Fragmented report covers multiple events with teams such as Tremont Athletic Club Clemson Georgia Tech and Cairo Athletic Club. Mentions include losses and wins by Windsor Windsor, and a note about a National Azore Cup. Reading reveals scattered sports results, names, and dates, but the full article is garbled.
Shrub the world champion defeats U S relay team in ten mile race
Shrub the world champion professional long distance runner defeated an American relay team of three men in a ten mile race. He finished in about ten minutes and thirty seconds behind his own distance record, leading the third relay at the finish. The relay squad consisted of Tom Meyers Sam Williams and Frank Kanaly of Boston, running in that order.
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Fall Alvar
Muse
Alred Shrubb
Shrub
Tom Meyers
Sam ‘Wiliams
Frank Kanaly
Boston
J M Close Victory Highlights Rhode Island Methodists Win
Rhode Island Methodists defeated Brookland 6 to 0 in a close contest as 60 yard run by a Jatter Wining or similar standout highlighted the game. Multiple players from both sides credited with strong performances as the Methodists closed their brilliant season with a clean sheet.
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Brookland
Middlehauf
Rhode Island Methodist
Jatter
Rhode Island Methodists
Gaes
Yeuterday
RLM
Jimor Iett
Masy J
Fort Haake
Carnet
Ezeen
Gleason
Sturelna Redes
Quinn Rosse Dulhen
Priewt Baerdateln
Siddiehaye
Pefoat Tanatt Fine
Lastat Daler
Palmer
Werddjekant
Palmer Goxl
Miesae -Cachalte
University Catholic University
Fun RT Lananrien
Waynesboro Eleven Withdraw From Hagerstown Game
Waynesboro players quit near halftime against Hagerstown and fled with their guarantee money after the manager collected payment. Crowd of locals followed to the hotel. referees awarded the game to Hagerstown amid a tense postgame scene. Local lawyers and Sheriff Delbert attempted refunds as players boarded a trolley and left town with the funds.
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Waynestoro
Hagerstown
WardSaaton Post
Biagerstown
Hagerstoro
Waynesboro
Polack
Warwicks Crown Warwicks Over Suburban Lads 11 to 0
The Warwicks trounced the Suburban Lads 11 to 0 yesterday on Cathole University campus in twenty minutes of play. Injuries limited Warwick to a reduced lineup and several players were listed with positions and substitutions as the game progressed. In other notes, Bristol High School defeated Roanoke High, and the Vanderbilt Cup Race plans were outlined by the American Automobile Association pending next year.
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Cathole University
Warwclls
Brookland Minereft
Rooken Mith
Redier Jott
Carpenter Hight Teks ‘Dain
Baske
Tunali Hatentasen Tere
R Gimonds Ketly
weDores
Lanquerer
Starrden Pehdowne
Tobit Tin'chinsca Gai
Suchdawn
Mlh
Referar
Mir Kenelly
George la Cutplies
Momru
Bove Warwick
Lo Aur
Linasien
Mesura Brewer
American Automobil
Asceciation
Posi
van- Scruat Chain
Unclear college football results list with many misspellings
A chaotic OCR filled page shows numerous college football scores and team names, many garbled. Notable items include Holy Cross over, Notre Dame at 21-19, and South Carolina military academy entries, but most lines are unreadable or corrupted.
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sAnarga
Washington
Georgetown
Navy
Army
Warwicks
Brookland
Penomylvaula
Carnell
Lowhes
Ant M College Orth Carolina
Mutversity of Virginia
Cleeston College
Georgia ‘Technological & University of Georgle
Auburn
Davidson
Virgiaia Military Institute & Buckeel
Washington Mad Lee
Kaufman Beats Sullivan In 25 Round California Fight
In San Francisco Kaufman of Colma won a decision over Boston’s Jack Sullivan after 25 rounds at Colma Athlete Club. Through ten rounds the bout was even, then Kaufman surged ahead, punishing Sullivan’s body and never letting him regain control. Sullivan battled on citing a torn right hand, while Kaufman proved the stronger contender despite a late scare from the crowd.
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San Francisco
al Kaufman
Jack
Twin
Sullivan
Kaufman
Sulivan
Kaulman
Bullivan
Dies
Waufman
Jacky
Bowlers In Tournament At Palace Alleys
The Thankegising ay tournament at the Palace alleys drew a local crowd with Caldwell scoring 247 and Ung 242 as top individual marks. Field and Brown paired to win a match. several high games and parlor tournament entries are listed, with Cox facing Allison and Krause in a later match and contending scores around the high 300s.
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Palace
Caldwell Andield
Milter
Jimmy Field
Brown
Krauss
Field
Cox
Allison
Krause
Elx
Osler
Hartman
Ricker
Morris
Hunt
Parlor
Taurvament
Sins
Norbock
Miller Ana Welts
Windsor
MT Bs
Hicker
Ms Marte
Ita
Oko
Rival belles suit decided in favor of Reber and Weber
The jury returned a verdict for Miss Misa Reber and Miss Maude Weber in a suit seeking 1200 in national bank stock from the late George F Hagenman’s estate. It was alleged the stock was shown to Mae Reber in Reading and intended for Hagenman’s heirs.
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Misa Saran Reber
George F Hagenman
National Bank
Reber
Misa Reber
Maude Weber
Bach
Hagenman
Mae Reber
Shriners
Honda
Cal
Judge Hagenman
Werd i Depute
WEDS WOMAN HE RESCUED IN DROWNING TALE
New York Nova-Aluough Cart recalls Rubin a detection by New York police for bravery. He never received a medal or reward after rescuing a woman from drowning two cave ago. On vacation at Spring Like NJ he saved Shaney Milas Catherine Brushimer, a New York resident, leading to a romantic connection that culminated in marriage.
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New York
Nova
Aluough
Rubing
Regcard
Lend
Shaney Milas
Catherine Brushimer
Olympic athlete injured in exhibition ends career hopes
Greek Olympian Antan, five time prize winner in Athens, collapsed during a Young Men’s Christian Association gym exhibition in St Louis, fracturing his right leg above the ankle. Surgeons fear the injury will end his athletic career. Separately, St Louis University defeated the University of St Louis 4–0 before about 20,000 spectators to decide the championship.
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New York
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Young Men's Christian Association Gymmnngium
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Tha Coapital
Gondl Hon
Villary
St. Lote
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O—Suo Xeuraaun University
St Louis University
Neady
St. Louis
Nebraska
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Minburi Yaney
St. Louie
Shade
Acker
Sual
Toucyigewaa
Philadelphia Society Notes and Weddings Highlight Gilded Era
Washington social column details society arrivals and engagements as guests prepare for Army Navy football in Philadelphia. Mentions of Warner and Butler families, Debutantes Francesca and Gladys Butler, and a Newport style wedding of Joseph Green Van Arsdale and Frances May Cutter. Also reports dinners at 2024 Fifteenth Street and a Golden era luncheon at Richey House with various dignitaries and delegates attending.
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Philadelphia
Army and Navy
Gen
J. Frantiin Bell
Mira Burkett
Richard Butler
Francesca
Gladys Butler
Mrr
A.B Buver
Oliver
Marion Oliver
Mra
Garlington
Bally Garlington
Mise Voraper
Geo, Mackercle
Eugene Hendley
Arthur Murray
Sddie and
Carlyn Murray
Philadephia
Wastington
Milas Mary G. Lennoy
Philadelphis
John A Watts
J . van Aradele
Imperial
Geera
Joseph Green van Aredall
Mies Frances May Cutter
New York City
Wow van Arsdale
Mra van Arsdale
West Thirteenth Street
Gentlewomens League
Richey House
Seventeenth Street
Mra Lay
Robert Hincksey
Mina Gertrude Cole
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington Society Debates Theodora Shonts Dowry Match
Social column notes Washington diplomatic circle buzzing over Theodora Shonts and a possible American marriage to a French noble, while her father resists any dowry settlement. Mrs Shonts funds the dot as suitors woo with flowers and gifts amid looming costs of society life.
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Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Dug de Chauines
Theodora Shonte
Shonta
Papa Shorts
Btrs Shonts
Gov Drake
Miss Shonts
Roosevelt
Munyon Kidney Remedy testimonial advert misfires on claims
Mrs O Neal testifies on North Marshall Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania that Munyon's Kidney Remedy cured her husband’s severe kidney troubles and improved health. The ad claims the product relieves pain, reduces swelling, restores color to cheeks, and lowers death rates from Bright's disease and diabetes, touting 160 tablets per bottle and a price of 80 cents plus tax with a generic warning about drug safety.
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North Marshall Street
Social gossip and weddings fill New York holiday scene
The piece surveys New York society at Thanksgiving time with notes on debuts and aristocratic habits. It recalls heirloom brides veils, the Vanderbilts and Astors at Idle Hour Lakewood and Newport, and a second wedding in Manhattan. It also covers a Stamford White sale where many pieces sold below value, highlighting bids by Hasan Bradley and others.
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Turkey
Wiliam E. Vanderbilts
John Jaton Astors
Fernellis
George Goulds
Lakewood
John D Rockefellers
Tarrytown
Buoiera
Alfred G
Newport
Tolignaiis
Norfolk
Holland House
Ardsley Club
Adirondacks
Newe York
Madison Square Garden
Vanderbilt Return to Biltmore Prompts Local Event
Local Asheville page notes a Vanderbilt associated event at Biltmore with senior act Carmel and participant Beha listed among attendees. Details are sparse due to OCR fragments but indicate a scheduled appearance and community interest.
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Tae Westme
Asheville
Carmel
Man
Middlesex Hunt Club Hosts English Foxhounds at Oatlands
The Middlesex Hunt Club of Massachusetts met today at Oatlands, the country home of William Corcoran Busts near Leesburg, Va. Master Henry Higginson led the field as English hounds followed scent through rough country and streams ending with the fox being run to ground. Guests from Washington and Boston attended, including Robert Baron, Tever, Afcore, Gist Blair, B Harmon, Mrs Gibson, Miss Langdon, and others.
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Leesbure
Middlesex Hunt Club
Massachusetts
Oatlands
William Corcoren Busts
Tarma
Hounda
Robert, Baron
Tever
Leenbart
Clarénes Afcore
Washington DC
Gist Blair
Washington
Cy Ce B Harmon
Wood, Haron & Co
New York City
Gibson
Nisce
Thomas Norton Page
Tuvan T Chamberlain
Boston
Miss Langdon
Mre Henderson
Clarke County
B White
Selma
Lins Alexander
Buell
Miss Smart
WC Eustis
Roosevelt family holiday visit to Montpelier
President and Mrs Roosevelt with Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Master Quentin Roosevelt joined by Representative and Mrs Longworth for Thanksgiving at Montpelier Virginia home of President James Madison. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Archibald Roosevelt stayed behind at Groton and Harvard. The party traveled by private car on a Southern Railway train, visiting the tomb of James Madison and Luncheon in transit.
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White House
Mra Svosovalt
Nicholas Longworth
Cluelynad
Misa Ethel Roosevelt
Quantin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Kermitena Archibald Roosevelt
Groton School
Mra. Roosevelt
Etheany Quentin
Washington
Hera
Southern Railway
Montpellier
Jamied Madison
Orange County
Montpelier
Roosevelt
Madison
William Dupont
Amador in Washington for talks with Roosevelt
President Amador of Panama arrived in Washington from New York to confer with President Roosevelt before traveling to the Isthmus. He is accompanied by family and Panamanian officials, including consul generals from New York, San Francisco and Panama, with a reception at the White House and visits to Mount Vernon planned.
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Panama
New York
Roosevelt
Mime Amador
Mia Ehrman
Adela Ehrman
Lewis
J 5 Lefevre
Mines
Ramona Eng
Helen Lefevre
Manuel E Ammder
Fenama
Russell Hopkins
Atlanta
George MC Quintin
San Francisco
Bal- Umore
Arnold Shaniin
Aracemena
Legato
Amador
Italian Ambassador Lands on Adriatic Steamer
Baron and Baroness des Planches, Italian ambassador to the United States, arrived in New York on the Adriatic from Cherbourg with Robert Barr aboard. Washingtonians attended weddings in Baltimore as Dorothy L Graham and Petcha Marshall of Washington wed at Morford Avenue home with Rev William Bazldr officiating.
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Baroness Des Planches
New York
Nov .S
Gee Planches
United States
Des Franches
Cherbourg
Robert Barr
Mia Vanderbilt Hosts Newsboys Dinner in Newport
Newport November activities mark Mia Frederick Vanderbilt honoring newsboys with a Masonite Hall dinner. Mayor Clarke addressed attendees and Miss Amelia Lanner and the King Daughters led the event as tears flowed for the fourteenth year. Exhibition of Max Weyl paintings opens at Corcoran Gallery with public view over several days.
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Mia Frederick Vanderbilt
Clarke
Amelia Lanner
Kingé
Newnert
Max Weyl
Corcoran Art Gelsey
Bax Weyl
Bemlycia
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Washington Post
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