Knights Elect 10 Officers at Annual Pythias Meet
The fifty third Burial convention of the Knights of Pythias elected grand lodge officers for the next year. Portsmouth, Roanoke, and Danville vie for the next convention city as Suffolk, Roanoke, and Danville show rivalry. The Knights and Pythian Sisters also held annual meetings electing officers led by Mrs Magregor Lacrey past grand chief and Mrs Carrie Davis grand chief, with dances and entertainment following.
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Washington Post Bureau
Patrek Stexandria
Knights of Pythlas
Grand Lodge
B. M
Norfolk
Water Sibert
J. A Slaughter
Bristol
A. L. Walton, Jr
Woodstock
Charles D Fox
Roanoke
James T Bailey
Filchmead
Suffolk
Danville
Pythian Sisters
Magregor Lacrey
Fredericksburg
Carrie Davis
Washington
Hattie Armstrong
North
Rand Cenior
Emma Moayt- Wa
Low V. Marks
Oda Ar ‘Ows Hall
Suburban Rockville Death Notice and Local Notices
Mrs Lewis Bolton of Uer imbo died Tuesday night at aldy Spring hospital aged 28. Survived by her husband and 4% Camdren. Mrs Bolton was a daughter of Frank Carter. The dwelling of William Tawkins was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon with $1,500 loss. Nelge I Duxon of Hyatisy and Aien T Watthews of Wish a7on were married in Finckville in the afternoon by Rev P Wagner. Scholarships offered by the Prince Georges Board of Education to Western Island College Blue Ridge College Maryland Institute go begging from $100 to $254. Prof Nicholas county superintendent of
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Uerimbo
Aldy Spring Hospital
Nots
Camdren Mirs Botton
Carter
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Nelge I Duxon
Hyatisy
Aien
T Watthews
Lppdr Waklboro
Prince Georges Jt. Board of Education
Western Island College
Blue Ridge College
Maryland Institute
Nicholas Ten
New Record Receipts Highlight World Series Gates
New York Oct 5 30 203 attendance yields gate receipts of 103 005 a new record. Players funds total 53022 15 birbs 35348 10 and national commission 15534 75. Only 1919 sixth game Cincinnati Chicago surpasses 101 768 in receipts. About 400 newspapermen report series the largest press turnout for the event with many from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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National Commission
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
County notices scholarships open and natl guard event dates
The schools have announced scholarship availability by press and other means, though no applications have been received yet. The annual nautauque will be held October 7 to 10 at the national guard armory with afternoon and evening sessions. A survey of Prince Georges county scholastic achievement shows students lagging behind national standards, and county superintendent Prof. Nichols Orem aims to raise standards by May. A Washington meeting drew about 130 teachers from the county. speakers included Prof. Albert S Cook, Prof. J. W. Holloway, Prof. Samuel N. North, and Miss Elizabeth N. Langenfelt who will lead medical inspections and physical fitness measures this year.
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Washington
Orem
Albert S Cook
J. W. Holloway
Samuel N. North
Elizabeth N. Langenfelt
Langenfelt
Priest named temporary assistant rector at St Matthew’s parish
The Rev C G Bradley a former war chaplain has been named temporary assistant rector for St Matthew’s Episcopal parish including Pinkney Memorial Hyattsville St John’s Mount Rainier and St Luke’s Bladensburg He succeeds the Rev P A Dates About 300 new voters were added to Prince Georges county registration yesterday with over half women Democrats prominent in Hyattsville district Democrats registered 26 women 17. Republicans 6 all women Next registration Tuesday October 18 revising books no new voters will be added that day.
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C. G. Bradley
St. Matthew's Episcopal Parish
Pinkney Memorial Church
Hyattsville
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mount Rainier
St. Luke's Church
Bladensburg
Bradley
P. A
Prince Georges County
Mount Rainier Gas Case Demand Renewed
The Citizens association of Mount Rainier authorized Shelby Smith to press for a rehearing of the Hyattsville Gas and Electric Company case after reporting the Maryland public service commission declined to reopen the May hearing. Smith alleged the company’s capitalization is largely fictitious and that current service charges yield a nine percent return at a proposed $150 plus service charge. The group also voted to seek a state school building for Mount Rainier. Prof. Nicholas Orem spoke on schools. Officers elected: Charles J Peckham president, Worner L. Stanford vice president, H. W. Blandy secretary, W. L. Jones treasurer. An executive committee of Carl Beck, Shelby Smith and Dr Ira Clayton was named.
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Citizens Association of
Mount Rainier
Shelby Smith
Hyattsville Gas and Electric Company
Nicholas Orem
Charles J Peckham
Worner L. Stanforth
H. W. Blandy
W. L. Jones
Carl Beck
Ira Clayton
Greek General Repels Turkish Attack Near Asian-Karakissar
Athens reports Gen. Papoulas repulsed a Turkish nationalist assault near Asian Karakissar. Greeks then counterattacked, inflicting heavy losses while Greek casualties are described as small.
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Athens
Papoulas
Asia Minor
Asian-Karakissar
The Overzealous Player
An observer recalls a golf partner who over analyzes every stroke. He cites constant self criticism, demos, and rule memorization, yet fails from overthinking. The writer urges simple focused practice and three core ideas to improve automatic performance.
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Ife
Sohn
Diller & Co
Havana Winter Meeting Entries And Stable Movements Noted
Lauris Md Oct 5 Charlie Henrey arrived from Toronto with stake blanks for Havana winter meeting entries. King George claimed from third race by G W Foreman. Tryon lost a finger in a spill at Wavre de Grace hospital. Trevon to be absent from saddle. Henry McDaniels had J HOT. Russ Guniface shipped for Latonia stage event. car service to Tallamere declined. J 4¢ Wagnon took over AL Goss horses. Fred P Barry to ship Cuba Encanto and Chico. Marry to Gathel two horses and a yearling. J K L Ross broodmares and stallion Cudgel to Harry Morrisey's Kemplana. Ross string wintering at Laurel. Canadian breds at Foss farm Vercheres. Four carloads from Woodbine include notable jumpers Transpero and others. Quincy stable division to campaign through Maryland season. District pros ready as Hogarty trains Washington professionals for first game with Wilmington Sunday.
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Wavre de Grace
Fiavre de Grace Hospital
Trevon
Henry McDaniels
Russ Guniface
Latonia
Tallamere
Wagnon
AL Goss
C. J. Casey
Tindtman
Wil
Gathel
J. K. L. Ross
Cudgel
Harry Morrisey
Kemplana
Leaington
Ross
Laurel
Foss
Vercheres
Quebec
Woodbine
Toronto
F. Ambrose Clark
J. H. Louchiem
EB J Salt
Willie Wilson
Silas Veitch
C. K Harrison
Transpero
Monata
Candidate II
Coronado
Quincy
J. Fitzsimmons
New York
Maryland
Odds Favor Yankees After Initial Victory
New York reports the Yankees ahead 7 to 5 after their victory, with today’s game betting at even money. Earlier yesterday morning the Giants led real odds at 6 to 5 as Western money and several Tocal Ramblers placed heavy bets, shifting expectations.
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Yankees
New York
Giants
Tocal
Giants and Yankees leaders hail Series opener at Polo Grounds
Postgame reflections show Hughie Jennings Col Ruppert and Col Houston praising the tilt as a hard fought start. They cite Giants and Yankees both playing well with rest of the series expected to be a grind. Hyattsville seeks 130 pound game opponents in the District with Frank Galt’s Hyattsville team arranging weekend workouts.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Yankees
Hughie Jennings
Jacob Ruppert
Tit Houston
Bedwell Denied Agent License In Maryland Racing Action
Baltimore October 5 the Maryland racing commission refused to register H Guy Bedwell as an agent for the Kenton stable effectively eliminating him from active roles on local tracks. The 2 to 1 vote followed a prior license revocation as a trainer and parallels with the New York Jockey Club stance on Bedwell. The Shilling jockey case remains unresolved in court.
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State Racing Commission
H Guy Bedwell
Maryland
Bedwell
Kenton
Messrs. Latane and
Spencer
Timanus
Maryland Racing Commission
New York Jockey Club
J. K L. Ress
New York
Carroll E. Shilling
Jockey Shilling
World Series Game Details Shown On Post Scoreboard
Local fans can watch every play of the second World Series game this afternoon on The Washington Post electrical scoreboard. Direct telegraph lines feed plays from the field as they happen and lights flash to show player movement while police guide traffic along E Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington Post
E Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Speed Wins for the Yankees Huggins Says
Yankees manager Mill Miller Huggins lauds Carl Mays for pitching and Peckinpaugh for defense in a hard fought win over the Giants. He praises Frisch’s hitting and base running while noting Giants could not handle Mays. He hints at tomorrow’s pitcher choice.
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Miller
Yankees
New York
Carl Miys
Peckinpaugh
Giants
Douglas
Mays
Frisch
Stopper
New York Yankees Beat Giants In Long Fielding Contest
A detailed recap of the game describes delays before first pitch as photographers were cleared and Mayor Hylan served as umpire. Both teams exchange hits and errors across seven innings with Ruth and Meusel among key Yankee contributors, while Frisch and Bancroft pace the Giants. In the ninth, Ward and McNally spark a final Yankee rally, ending with Kelly hitting into a double play as the Yankees win.
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Frisch
Bawnes
Kelly
Giants
Burns
Peck
Bancroft
Ward
Peck Young
Mays
Young
Pipp
Rawlings
McNally
Hall
Schang
Ruth Meusel
Meusel
I Snyder
Snyder
Gants
Lipp
Douglass
Pall
Hopper
Younh
Long
Ankees
Jim
Milier
Miller
Balli Peck
Doveglas
Douglas
Ruth
Hurns
YANKS
Pupp
Nally
Mec Nally
Fiat
Mevsel
Yankkees
Istrike
Rawligs
Barnes
Sehang
Bath
Irisch
Potomac Crew Receives Boost From National Authority
James Pilkington of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen praised the Potomac Boat Club junior crew after their performance in Philadelphia. The club elected Ho E Suplee, C. Bailey, and Paul Berg to lead its 1922 season board, with Pilkington’s note underscoring schoolboy rowing revival and the crew’s remarkable intermediates to senior wins.
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National Association of Amateur Qarsmen
Potomac Hoat Club
Philadelphia
E Suplee
Urger
Leutenant
C. Bailey
Potomac Boat Club
James Rowe
Union Oat Club
New York Athletic Club
James Wray
Tnien Boat Club
Poughkeeepsie
James Hrice
Re Battas
Pilkington
Knicks Grid Squad to Hold Practices
The Knickerbocker football team will meet this evening at the clubhouse and hold the season’s first practice tomorrow evening. All candidates must be on hand at o'clock. The Knicks are set to play Emerald A. C. next Sunday afternoon. Happy Gordon has taken over Jockey Hoople's engagement book for the Maryland season.
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Knickerbocker
Knicks
The
Emerald A. C
Happy Gordon
Jockey Hoople
Maryland
Louisville Colonels Swamp Orioles Club in Worlds Series Opener
Louisville, champion of the American Association, beat Baltimore, the International League pennant winner, 16 to 1 in the junior world series opener. Nick Cullop pitched for Louisville, scattering ten hits while fanning six and yielding only one walk.
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Louisville
Baltimore
Nick’ Cutlop
Orioles Slaughter at Louisville ABHOA Collapse
Baseball box score notes a decisive win with Baltimore over Louisville, underscoring strong pitching by Groves and Frank, multiple hits from Jacobson and Massey, and key defensive plays including a double play and several stolen bases amid a high scoring contest.
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O'Kirke
Higan
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Styles
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Yolden
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Mansel
Meyer Birke
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Haltimore
Om Groves
Cullop
Groves
Strock
Clacke
Junior High Eleven Opens Season Against Tech Midgets
Columbia Junior High meets Tech Midgets on grid field No 2 at Potomac Park this afternoon. Manager Dennison plans a game with Western's 135 pound eleven for next Wednesday.
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Columbia Junior High School
Tech
Potomac Park
Dennison
Western
Mis Ses Wakeford and Kelly Land Tennis Title Duel
Miss Wakeford and Miss Kelly clinched the women’s doubles title at the district tournament on the Dumbarton club courts, defeating Mrs Norment and Missley in a hard fought three-set finale. Morgan and Moore reached the lower bracket final after edging Mangan and Purnton. Mixed doubles saw A Gore and Miss Kelly beat Kaufman and Frazer 6 3, while Wakeford and Kelly dominated in earlier rounds before the final.
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Mica Welly
Norment
Missley
Dumbarton
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Moore
Mangan and
Purnton
Es A Uere
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Jy Kaufman
Mag Frazer
Miss Wakeford
Mss Kelly
Hes
Mise Kelly
A Gore
J Y Pugley
Domins
Wisa Wakeford
Mes Norinest
Wiss Hest
Foora
Mangey
Purinten
Sted
Gore
Miss Dirtly
In Kaufman
Miss Frazier
Warens
Misa Hert
Mins Oulitie
Navy second-string letter men shine in practice
Annapolis Md Oct 4 The Navy football practice featured three players who earned varsity letters in a winning game against the Military academy on the second team Cruise Noyes and Mi Ree plus Norris a plebe who ran well and contributed with kicks and passes The swift backfield on the second team signals strong depth behind the line with several other skilled players stuck at third eleven.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
The
Military Academy
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Harvard line up to be altered for Indiana game
Cambridge Mass Oct 4 The Harvard eleven will be changed considerably for the game with Indiana next Saturday. Roacce Fitts star halfback and top punter has been practicing at end. Captain Keith Kane shifts from end to tackle and Charley Tierney, center, moves to the other tackle. The center position remains uncertain.
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Mass
Harvard
Indiana
Roacce Fitts
Keith Kane
Charley Tierney
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