Trojans Triumph 40 to 0 Over Mayflower Eleven
The Trojans routed Mayflower 40 to 0 as part of a string of season wins by the Trojan Athletic Club. Waseman Gerardt Daley and Captain Stack provided key plays with end runs and well directed passes. Touchdowns credited to Kaplan Recha and others, with strong line support from Miller and Lumer.
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Patri cians Triumph Over Vigilants In Muddy Clash
Special to The Washington Post Youngstown Ohio November 28 Patri cians football team defeated the Vigilants of Washington DC in a muddy thriller 76 to 7. The Victors featured Thomas Vaderneck and Miller while Derby Sinclair and Parker starred for the Vigilants in front of about 8 000 fans. Substitutions and scorers listed with timing notes and officials.
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All for Glory Run Rescheduled Open to District Residents
A mistaken notice said the All for Glory race would be run tonight under Carroll Institute auspices but Irving of Carroll confirms it will be held tomorrow night over 24 3 4 miles starting before the institute building handicap based on results. The field is expected to be larger with ample accommodations for volunteers at the institute as the revival of a top sports event is planned. In other athletics news the 1000 yard scratch run at the Irish American Athletic Club indoor meet at Madison Square Garden was won by Joseph T Higgins Holy Cross in 2 21 3 5 with Seidle Long Island A C second and others following.
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English Henley for collegiates oarsmen determined
Cambridge Mass November 28 efforts by the American Intercollegiate Rowing Association aim to standardize racing and select a decisive intercollegiate champion. Yale hosts the spring meeting to report plans for a representative regatta possibly in June while Harvard and Yale agree to keep the Thames classic. Princeton and Columbia participate along with Cornell Penn and USNA. Butler of Princeton elected president Felton of Harvard secretary.
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Virginia fills till on two of battles
Charlottesville Virginia November 28 Despite a long trip Virginia's football season was financially successful netting over 8000 dollars with receipts and expenditures near balance aside from Vanderbilt and North Carolina games Vanderbilt gate brought about 6500 dollars with Virginia share over 3000 after expenses Harvard and South Carolina trips balanced total receipts from the Virginia Carolina game near 12000 split between athletic associations after 10 deduction Schedule plans foresee Yale Harvard Georgia South Carolina Vanderbilt North Carolina Virginia Military Institute and a possible Georgia game. A banquet for letter-men will honor captains and select next fall's captain from Berkeley Ed Anderson White or Sparr.
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Velvet Kind Tops National Capital Duckpin League
Velvet Kind leads the National Capital Duckpin League four games ahead of Casinos and Royals, tied for second. Gheen of the Casinos tops individual averages at 105 with others listed in the final figures.
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Intercollegiate athletic rule on summer baseball debated
Chicago November 28 The question of whether playing summer baseball should affect athlete standings for big nine college teams was dropped after a brief discussion at the Intercollegiate Conferences Athletic Association annual meeting. The directors and coaches cannot change the summer baseball rule. authority rests with the faculty delegates governing athletics.
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Barrett and Mahan Top Eastern All Star Picks
New York November 28 The Eastern season wrap features Barrett Cornell and Mahan Harvard as unanimous top choices for backfields with several contenders for other positions. In the West Chicago scene selections include Hassell Chicago Maulbetsch Michigan and Biermann Minnesota among leading backs with ends tackles and centers named from Harvard Colgate Pittsburgh and Notre Dame.
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McEwan Named Army Captain for 1917 Team
West Point cadets welcomed the victorious Army eleven home after the Navy game. Cadet John J. McEwan, a three year letterman and 22 year old 8 foot 2 inch center rush, was elected captain for the 1917 season. McEwan hails from Minnesota and will graduate with the class of 1917.
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Navy Adherents Rally Behind Next Year Slogan
Annapolia Md Nov 28 After loss to West Point the Navy eleven reached Annapolis this afternoon amid praise for their hard fight. Midshipmen arrived via Baltimore and Ohio at 4 PM and by Pennsylvania 4:16 PM. They broke ranks briefly but joined the buses parade, a bonfire lit at Bancroft Hall and cheers for the team and coaches. The final cheer echoed the yearlong refrain next year.
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Two Days Left in Fall Racing Season at Prince Georges Park
Final two days of the Maryland fall racing meet feature Hopeful purse for two year olds and Brookdale handicap. Major races include the wip City selling handicap for older horses, with top contenders Murphy Ed Bond Jaquetta Favour Candle Black Coffee and Captain Parr in the mix at Prince Georges park.
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Billiard Champions in a Match Tonight
Local billiard fans await a Balk-line match between world champion Willie Hoppe and Japanese titleholder Koji Yamada at Sherman's billiard parlors in H Street Northwest tonight at 8 p m. Hoppe, famed for high averages and a 662 run in Paris, aims to extend his American record and thrill patrons with new shot arrangements.
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Columbia Heights Evens Petworth In Narrow 6 0 Win
Columbia Heights tied the series with a 6 to 0 victory over Petworth in a hard fought game. Notable performers included Martin at fullback Gallagher in the first quarter and Hix at right tackle for the winners, while Knapp starred for Petworth. A decisive third game is expected to be played Saturday.
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS FIRST RACE AND MORE
Race results list five and seven furlong races with horses Disse Mina Matt Palma and many others, noting weights, odds, and outcomes. Times include 1:01 for the first race and 1:26 3-5 for the second, followed by additional results for the third and fourth races with winners Benees Henneth Flit away and Nannie McDee among others.
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Meet the P B twenties a better suit for $20 than your money
A historical feature highlights the P B twenties as a practical clothing option promising superior value for twenty dollars, contrasting with prior perceived limits of money in building a quality suit and lifestyle.
Bowie Cineinat Enquirer Names Incomplete Roster
A partial list from the Bowie Cineinat Enquirer includes Belle of the Kitchen Jerry Jr Atahey Broomcamm Ed Bond and several others such as Bigtodo Mamie E Ford Mai Intone Sprint Broomvale Noll Pierrot Protogoran King Caucus Blue Mouse Hike Afterglow Armament Borgo Buss Around with no clear event or outcome given. The text reads as a fragmentary roster or lineup with many unreadable items.
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