Women’s National Golf Championship Qualifying at Merion
Miss Campbell led after a tough 18 holes at the Wake of Morton Cricket Club Haverford course with an 87. Local players Miss Mary McCain and Mrs. Ormedy McCammon from Chevy Chase posted 102 and 104 in a competitive qualifying round amid variable conditions as Dorothy Campbell and Margaret Curtin posted strong scores in a crowded field.
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Ormedy McCammon
Chevy Chase
Miss Campbell
Philadelphia
Morton Cricket Club
Haverford
Dorothy Campbell
Caley
Magaret
Yettippa
Rry Campuen
Wik Ntemai
Dun
Mesame
Minniranley Noone
Yooahs
Kemi Barlow
Merlon
Praed
Triia
Mis
Rla Ponlewoud
Atingdon Valley
Mager
Dorothy
Dewise Aland Wire
Stary Dame Wallaston
Jdi
Wta de
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Mos
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Nabttt
Charles Bristinulh
Wilmington
Ote Welly
Ormaby
Chase
Price
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Elesnor
Mira Howard Street
James Akerayd
Spurling
Horehurst
Alexandar
Pytqdelphia
Merion Ion
Merion
Miles
Huntingdon Valley
Oakmont
John Smith
Ome
Philp
Wolf
Waller
FU Belknap Kamnstad
Prominent US Officials Set for Juarez Mexico Race Meet
United States officials lead Juarez inaugural racing meet opening December 1. Alberto Terrazas heads the Juarez Jockey Club, son of Gen Luis Terrazas famed landholder with 10,000,000 acres. Mars Cassidy starts, Lyman H Davis and J L Hall hold key roles, with M J Winn and Harry Stevens among others. Juarez track spans a mile and an eighth with a five furlong shoot, special rail transport arranged from New York area.
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United States
Alberto Terrazas
Jockey Club
Juarez
Republic of Mexico
Terrazas
Luis Terrazas
Bates
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mars Cassidy
America
Lyman H Davis
Churchill Downs
Empire City Racing Association
J L. Hall
Jockey Club Aines
M J. Winn
City Park Racing Association of New Ferieans
Harry Stevens
Saratoga Racing Association
Twaren
New York
Kentucky Futurity Preview Amid Weather and Track Conditions
The Kentucky Futurity opens with trotting heats as the Kentucky Trotting Horse Association plans a Fall program. Entries include Captain Ushid, Mace Miling, Cinders Maas Mall, and Cure uane rt ky kati ty A your Ide teeters. Weather may affect track, with several horses listed for the 08 class and a $4 400 purse.
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Kenturks
Tomor- Hoety
Ceath
Tor Etme
Ushid Hoe
Maas
Marine Virgina
George
Ber UD Tautey
Lates
Jim
Pat Maines
Anna
Barry Hadetont Nutiner
Suuughreiny
Flora
Gregory's final reply to Pickford race challenge
In a tense exchange, A H Gregory of Winston discusses boat class eligibility and race conditions with Mr Pickford. He proposes a head to head race on a single course with boats of similar type, suggesting the loser pays and urging a meeting to finalize terms. October 4, Winston.
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Ifim
Con
American Powerboat Association
Mir Pickford
Representatise
Qtralls
Gregory Wistington
Redfern Granted Jockey License Amid Ride Plans
The jockey club stewards approve Arthur Reutern for riding duties. He is listed to ride in upcoming races as his license is issued, with plans to participate on the Jean Tack track in October.
Doyle Brothers Win Easy Tennis Doubles Title in District Championship
The Doyle brothers defeated Spencer Gordon and Homer Dels in straight sets to claim the District of Columbia tennis doubles title at the Bachelors' Club. Scores were 6-0, 7-6, 7-5 in a match noted for early Gordon-Dels adjustment and Doyle teamwork. The event closed the twenty first annual district tournament with a large crowd applauding. Ralph W. Hills lauded the tournament's smooth conduct.
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Doyle Brothers
Doyle Drotn- Jers
Dela
Gordon
Gordon-Dets
Dels
Doyles
Dets
Rieseure Ge
Graves
Tolman
Doyle
WF Doyle
Grates
Badgers Fall To Keio In Fourth Baseball Game
The University of Wisconsin baseball team lost to Keio University nine in the fourth game of the series, three of which have been won by the Japanese. Keio won 6 to 4 as one run decided the outcome and eight Japanese reached first base amid six Wisconsin errors.
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Tokyo
University of Wisconsin
Chanea
Ue Keio University
Keio
G W U drills hard in scrimmage ahead of Western Maryland clash
George Washington University held a hard controlled scrimmage as coach Dougherty shuffled units. Hart, Alston, and Thrall showcased speed with several touchdowns against the second team. Brooks sat out with a strained back, while Hills and Sheridan added pace. Rumors point to Thrall and Crafts in the backfield next Saturday. Hamlin from Utah emerging as a top end prospect. Secret Princeton practice noted with slow scrimmage and Balley’s punt work. Yale, Cornell, and Syracuse updates recount center and guard concerns, with coach Jones eyeing Colgate.
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George Washington
Weaters
Maryland
Saturda
Dougherty
Hart
Alston
Jack Brooks
Crafts
Vflid
Sheridan
White
Bates
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Bil Thrall
Fowler
Summers
Western Maryland
Washington Publc
George Washington University
Hamlin
Utah
Ronking
Princeton
Weabington
Princeton NJ
Frincason Cuythps
University Field
Christie
Ballon
Cunningham
Ballea
Yale
Weohington
New Haven
Howard Jones
Syracuse
Tet Coy
Colgate
Georgetown Football Squad Prepares After Setbacks
Cunnif returns to practice for Georgetown after a week-long illness as the squad trains in near peak condition. Coach Gonsh Newman praises defensive and offensive maneuvers while Conde Pallen reports improved health and possible return to play soon. The team eyes a strong run for the Southern football title amid recent injuries and a tough schedule.
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Cunnif
Georgetown Gareity
Unemen
Georgetown
Conde Pallen
Georgetown Prep Seeks Win Over Holy Name Society
Georgetown Prep schedules a 4 pm clash with Holy Name Society on the prep field. Capt Kerwin remains sidelined with a serious injury while Miller steps in at full back and Cahill and Mathison likely share quarterback duties.
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G. U
Georgetown
Holy Name Society
Kerwin
Middies Go Through Signals at Annapode Practice
The Midshipmen began the football season with a Wednesday session against St Johns. Four groups trained under coaches Berrien and Cates Byrd with Wilson and Byrd at quarterback. Richardson, last year’s fullback, remained at tackle and ran several plays.
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Washington
Annapode
Mid
Midshipmen
St Johns
Berrien
Cates Byrd
Wilson
Richardson
Cornell Backfield Drills Improve Varsity Pace in Ithaca
Two Cornell coaches conducted over an hour of drill work on October 4 in Ithaca to speed up interference and quicken play starts. The varsity squad ended the day with gratifying results. Legrand Simpson, a former freshman fullback, joined the squad today after focusing on crew last fall.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Legrand Simson
Harvard Ravalty Football Training Table Opens
Special to The Washington Post Cambridge Mass Oct 4 Training table for the Harvard football squad began yesterday with seventeen men listed by position including Brown and Houston ends Dunlap Fisher and McKay tackles Withington center O Flaherty Galstil quarterbacks Corbett Frothingham H Leste Long Minot and P Smith backs More men will be added as work shows promise Corbett has a twisted leg but is expected to return in a day or so
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Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Brown
Houston
Fish
Forster
McKay
Dunlap
Fisher
Weaguards
F Withington
O'Flaherty
Galstil
Corbett
Frothingham
Leste
Long
Minot
P Smith
The Newlyweds and Their The Only Law at Columbia
The Columbia Theater hosted The Newlyweds and Their The Only Law, a two act musical comedy based on cartoons by George McManus. Aaron Hofman and Paul Weat wrote and a large local cast performed amid lively songs, dance numbers, and a dramatic storm scene aboard an ocean liner, drawing a capacity, enthusiastic audience.
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Belaxco
Vis Wireless
Columbia
George McManus
Anwin Abbey
Napoleon
Newtrwall
Wantworth
Worden
Wilson Milner
George Bronson Howard
Walter N. Lawrence
New York
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Hortense
ManAvoy
Spider
Id Bannister
MacAvoy
Tta
Bannister
California
Mabel Cameron
Walter Greene
Forrest Winant
Vicenta
Mabel ‘Frenyear
Mr Greene
Wea Jn
New National
Durant
Wireivas
Joseph Kyatman
Keane
Misa Muriel Starr
Frances Durant
Joan Sampong
Edgar Robbins
Georgia Mendrum
Frank Monroe
Cuave
Mr Willie
Palm Beach burlesque at Gayety stars Armstrong and Courtneys
Review notes a two act Palm Beach burlesque at the Gayety with George Armstrong as a standout, The Courtnay sisters earning encores, Salyar igis aerial dancers wow the audience, comedians Kennedy and Barton praised, Ted Behnman call a strong snow act, and overall a lively, well received show by Jack Singer’s troupe.
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Sfarce
Palm Beach
Te 'Gayety
Jack Singer
George Armstrong Ag
Mr Armstrong
Courtnay
Courtnay Sisters Re ‘Telvad
Siag
Salyarigis
William Kennedy
Joe Bar‘ton
Mole Williama Fa
Ted Behman Snow
Stuart Chosen Georgetown Captain for Next Season
Tom Stuart was unanimously elected captain of Georgetown University’s football team for the coming season at a meeting of the Georgetown University Athletic Association. He has long been famed in collegiate circles for dazzling runs, including a standout 1907 Virginia game highlight. Stuart previously starred as quarterback at Troy Academy and was regarded among the best in prep schools in the Empire State. Elwart, a senior and baseball team member, spoke at the meeting.
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Georgetown University Athletic Association
Tom Stuart
Georgetown University
Virginia
Georgetown
Stuart
Troy
Empire State
Elwart
Pennants in Many Ball Leagues Across Regions
A fragmented OCR listing outlines pennant sites across multiple leagues and cities including Louisville Detroit Winchester Greensboro Burlington Wheeling Davenport and Rochester. It mentions numerous leagues such as the American Association Central League Eastern leagues and Western associations with scattered city names and regional references.
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Louisville
Detroit
Winchester
Greensboro
Burlington
Wheeling
Athler
Seattle
Lancaster
Western Association
Western Canadian
Medician Hat
Western Caroling
Weyoteville
Western Laague
Wes Malins
Wiscemeinlinois
Medians
Virgin League
Roanoke
Virginia Military Institute defeats Roanoke 40 to 0 in opener
Virginia Military Institute dominates Roanoke on the home field in the opening game, 40 to 0. VMI shows stout defense while Roanoke struggles offensively though gains late in the second period. Mosely Young Taliaferro and Pongne lead VMI with touchdowns. Mondy Gadrey and Young score for Roanoke.
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Spedal
Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke
Virginia Military Insttute
Mosely
Taliaferro
Pongue
Virgina Military Institute
Jackson
Iineup von Paaltfone
Roanoke Young
Sehertte Tallaferra
Bandera Fatlanica
Landes Nails
Marker Baehiot Center
Bhenk Foglisn Ro
Oael Webster le Aylor Kgneolving
Au Kellar
Mosely Bentley
Sackenon
Gaffrey le Anerson
Pongne
Price
Mondy
Gadrey
Young Gosls
Young
Rabrec
Dove Vom
Mr Pipes Washingwn
Lee Ting
Pittsburgh Athletes Make Earliest Mark at National Amateur Meet
At Madison Square Garden the national amateur athletic union championships opened with twelve events run. Pittsburgh Athletic Association entrants drew attention amid strong East representation from New York, New England, and Canada. Mike Drissel Yonkers won the mile in 3:38. Warr y Giseing led New York AA in 1000-yard run. Dublin and Italian contenders showed depth. Final standings after twelve events had the Tus h American Athletic Club leading with 42 points, New York Athletic Club second with 8.5. tomorrow’s program to complete the meet.
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New York
Amateur Athetic Union
Madison Square Garden
New England
Moldie Atlantic
Aguth
Pittsburg Athletic Association
Philadelphia
Mike Drissel
Yonkers
Sullivan
Wilow
England
Dail
Michigan
Ralph Roves
Tush American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Wis
Wales
LD Dorland
Hayes St Gregory
Driecolt Mercury AG
Yonver JP Sullivan
A&c
Pittsburg
Sandie Vrond
Rey
Martin J Sheridan
Tom Sart
Giking Sewvor
Bromstow
Kenyo
MF Porter
TE Erickson
World Series at Columbia Theater Spectacle
Washington fans gain access to all World Series games between the Titmburg and Detroit teams via the Hordler Electric Baseball Game Reproducer. Exhibits at the Columbia theater mirror the action with daily matinees and alternate venue showings around town.
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Tittaburg
Washington
Flang
Alantic City
Waystown
Mitton Dollar Pier
Columbia Theater
Pittsburg
Acatin
Columbia
Aimer G Street
Ninth Northwest
Calurola
Pottsville Teen Dying From Shamokin Football Injury
Robert Wiling a 10n year old Pottsville High School halfback lies critically ill in Pottsville Hospital after a second half collision with Shamokin High School Saturday. He was kicked in the abdomen, underwent emergency surgery to remove his appendix, and doctors reported a ruptured abdominal aorta. He is kept alive by Murphy treatment as his condition deteriorates. His parents, Dr and Mrs Milngton of Vermont, have been summoned.
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Pottsville Pa
Robert Wiling
Pottsville
Shamokin High School
Shamokin
Potteviie
Murphy
Milngton
Vermont
Strikes and Spares Open Departmental League Season
The Interneer and Treasury quint opened the eighth season at Palace alleys with a large crowd cheering Lavictor and the Ime rlora. Harwood led Treasury with 212, and Charley Lemmon topped Interiors at 190 as both teams posted steady but unsettled scores on new pins.
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Exchampion
Treasury Quint
Lavictor
Imerlora
Downin
Harwood
Treasury
Charley Lemmon
Max
Laagle
Shep Velbert
Carine
Sidriey
Treasury Interior
Cape
Lemmon
Lewin
Carter
Det MeLesn
Punts and Passes from Carlisle to Harvard Grid Tales
A compact look at football lineups and coaches across early teams. Carlisle Indians rely on Frankee Joe and kin of Hinkey Dee while Navy emphasizes attack. Frank Cayou aids Lena Warner’s green recruits and coaches Washington University in St Louis. Harvard Princeton relations soured after 1889. last meeting 1896. Don Pryor coaches Hamilton College in Clinton NY. Yale pacing players in fall season.
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Frank Cayou
Carusie 5
Lena Warner
Cayou Ia
Washington University
St Louis
Harvard
Princeton
Jarvis Feld
Ware
Tigers
Cambridge
Don Pryor
Enda
Brown
Hamilton College
Clinton
Burnoage
Tad” Jones
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