Villanova Beats Princeton In Scrappy 12–0 Gridiron Duel
Princeton battles Villanova to a 12 to 0 defeat as Cunningham shines with a fluke touchdown and key drops. McCrohan’s late score and rugged line play frame a tense, error prone game with few steady advances from either side.
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Cunningham
Villanova
Washington Post
Princeton
McCrohan
Cunningara
Prowa
Teswlc
Phonor Im Fayer
Kelly
Navy Eleven Wins Over St Johns College in Hard Fought Contest
The Navy eleven defeated St Johns College 16 to 6 in a tightly contested game at Washington Park. Dalon and Dalton starred on the midship line, with Bosley directing the offense as Grove and Ruth provided speed. St Johns showed fight but Navy’s powerful line and sustained drives carried the day.
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St Johns College
Washington Pont
Bosley
St Johns
Virginia
St John’s
Washington
Charlottesville
Lambeth Field
Annapolis
Marylanders
Midshipmen
St Johns Boys
Vavelty
Wham and Mary
Hampden Sidney
Davidson College
Saturda
Norfolk
Mary
Virginia Miliary Insti Ute
Georgetown
North Carolina
Picdmond
Western High Defeated in Intercity Game
Western High lost to Cairo Athletic Club 10 to 5 in a rough intercity clash. Cairo opened strong in the first half and held the lead, while Western pressed late with a series of attacks but could not overcome the early deficit. Key players included Brewer Bulloch and quarterback Mick y for Western, with Caio’s defense and a standout second half effort shaping the final score.
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Hari
Carro Athlete Club
Te Cairo Athletic Club
St Nual
Hy Ng Western High School
Wesorn
Con
Plassi
Celta
Athetic
Kf Brewer
Bulloch
Westtine Te Caio Athletic Cb
Micky
Western
Calo
Pan le Motiure
Anton
Deebie
Uap
Pa Brewar
Brame
Tone
Stephen Whs Tine
Strikes and Spares in Departmental and Duckpin Leagues
Readable fragments show a late night duckpin league set with close scores between Easterners and a Bureau team, and a departmental league contest with a margin of 18 pins favoring the leading side. Notable players include Teague and a high 191 average, while crowds of about 200 watched as scores varied across several teams and aisles.
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Lala Oretagan
Bureau
Varmers
Dong
Navas Capital
Duckpin Teague
Young Meng Christan
Cae Oman
Mette
Easterners
Sonse
Eucies
Kennik
CPO Union League
Haley
Conrey
Toramu
Aringtons
Ornue
Gsiland
Hanne
GWU gridiron notes Thrall quits. Morse trial as kicker
Gossip for gridiron fans from GWU camp reports Bill Thrall's decision to skip football this fall due to work at Washington Terminal. Coaches seek a replacement as Roninette and Craft vie to fill backfield roles while Bryan Morse tests as quarterback and kicker in Thrall's absence.
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GWU Tean
Sommera
Ellis
Crafts
Western Maryland
Roninette
Hia
Bryan Morse Wee
Kelly
Morse
Yale's dismal game with Holy Cross ends in defeat
Yale's poor showing at Yale Field sees Holy Cross edge a turnover plagued offense as Yale twice stalls near the goal line and a blocked kick helps Holy Cross claim a 9 to 6 victory. Messinger Philbin and Hobbs star for Yale while Virginia prepares for St John's Annapolis enemy.
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Spee
Washington
New Haven
Yate Field
Yale
Holy Cross
Messinger
Philbin
Uas
Thin Ale
Hobbs
Howe
Yo Bhied
Goa
Holy Cross Keipatrien Vaughan
EB Jayanement
Habba Paurf
Morrias Genter Manahan
Spender Abet
Football results from buried school fixtures
Kendal Green-Eartera High Bchess Gallaudet Renarves 0. Georgelaws-Cairo A.C 30 Want ern HS 6. Princeton 12 Villanova. New Haven-Yale 22 Holy Crown 0. AnnapeIs-Kewy West Johns 6. Exeter-Phillips Exeter 1 Cushing Acdemy 0. Providence-Brows 17 Batex 6.
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Eartera High Bchess
Gallaudet
Renarves
Georgelaws
Cairo
A.C
Wantern High School
Princeton
Villanova
New Haven
Yale
Holy Crown
AnnapeIs
Kewy West
Native Belle Sets World Record at Kentucky Futurity
Native Belle driven by Thomas W Murphy trotted two miles in 20:34 to win the Futurity for 7 year olds, a feature of day two at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting in Lexington. Murphy received ovations from about 6,000 spectators as the bay mare tied the world record for her age and gait.
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Get
Kentucky
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Ty Fatthon
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Gen
Barry Me Brog
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Billy Bcigg
Inekmany
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Yellow Belle
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Oh Chandier
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Eok
Indianapolis
Fieta Ilan
Blaney Dalton
Mt Sander
Eastern and Gallaudet Battle to 0 in Kendal Green Tilt
In a slow paced gridiron contest at Kendall Green Eastern edged the Gallaudet Reserves 0-0 late third quarter, with strong runs by Batttle and Babcock and stout defense by both sides. Injuries and penalties marked the game as Eastern finally threatened near the goal line before time ran out.
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Thme
Pase
Mae
Battlate Gallaudet Y Injun
Byrne
Weil
West
Babcock
Capitol Hl
Eserves
Racing Entries Listing for Multiple Races at The Cup
A dense list of racing entries across six races noting horse names and odds or prices, with pairs like Everett Lotha and Election Ten Faces, and a mix of venues, horses, and handlers. The long OCR yields numerous cryptic spellings and inconsistent punctuation, reflecting a historical racing card format.
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Everett Lothaiie
Magdalen Tipster
Vos
Boole Boo
Iap
Stesplegtasa
Wooster Uf Rampart
Nick
Arete
Moquetie
Mack
Emperor William
Belmont Park race notes and scattered names
Brown easily defeated Bates today 17 to 0 with two touchdowns on plunges through the line. High, the new fullback, guarded the ball as Brown dominated the game and the field with strong offensive plays.
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Brown
Bates
Providence
Browns
British Golfers Have Chance In Women’s Championship Abroad
At Philadelphia’s Merton Cricket Club the women’s national championship narrows to a British contingent. Dorothy Campbell and Frances Teacher remain strong, with both in the top half of the draw. Several results favor UK players as the field moves toward semifinals and possible foreign contention for the title.
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Philadelphia
Merton Cricket Club
Uut
Dorothy Campbell
Frances Teacher
United States
CT Beott
New York
Frances Griscom
Beotland
EH Pitler
Frances
Scotland
Vida Llewellyn Chicngo
Caleb Fox
Mary Adams
Boston
Margery Phelps
S Temple
England
Bluy ‘Nablit
Wilmington
CH Venderbeck
Isabella Staltt
Chicago
Elizabeth Porte
R. H Barlow
Jane Spence
Favorites Beaten Agath in Cumberland Horse Races
In Cumberland Maryland on October 6, favorites lost again in races marking a week of bad luck for top horses. Veteran driver Thomas B. Davis of Heyner West Virginia commented on the string of defeats as Buck and Matte D led the card in early events with a long list of contenders in a crowded program at the stakes meeting.
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Weahington
Cumbterland
Morgantown
Thomas B Davis
Heyner
Buck
Mattie
Ray Betta
Cumberland
Margraves
Petersen
NS River
Stromider Brooklys
Mar
Fitsprocd
Belem
Onla Grier
Haynes
Miles Peeler
Peeler
Ivan Bhat Fer
Phillipsborg
Hunel
Fit
Col TD Devin
Keyser
Detver Johnsen
Princess
Hal Bom
Star Hel
Hof Mitchel
Odesux
Hedrick
Luther Haymond
Dion Queen
Ty Haron
Aki Wenbington
Kelty
Alwinds
Alvande
Chester
Morten Vahell
Moriun
Suter Jr
Killao Hijtan
Madison Square
Cotterell
Ucwoeds
J Davyng
Thinan
Ronning
Alanticch
Raman
Teers
Ralv Polybm
Jordan
Talent & Me
McCarthy
Alma mare wins at Virginia State Fair trot meets
Alma a bay pacing mare owned by E F Hall of Washington wins the first and third heats in the 226 pace at the Virginia State Fair. The track was good and crowds exceeded 75,000 as streetcars and trains ferried attendees to the grounds with no serious incidents reported aside from a minor fault.
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Artoo
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Detver Habba
Sable Tock
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Merrifield
Bowaya
Cordova
Cape Tliin Chap
Dougherty
Prince
Barie
Ward Percy
Mall ‘Waal
Corbin
James Doig
Hollywood Nut
GW Haight
Tiva Jace Moore
Cheraw SC
Byer
James Draper Howell
Boll
Abgalt
Ans
Wert 153 and Ballot Box lead in race results
Wert 153 driven by A Willems placed third with Time 115 Boothe Harker in seventh. Ballot Box with Walker was second and Sam Tadge Garner finished third as the event covered three-year-olds and up across 290 7116 miles and included Nebuchnduecsar Rectertown and Lady mplo among other entrants.
Business High School Football Opener at Capital City Park
Business High School begins its football season tomorrow against the Yarmouth Athletic Club at Capital City Park set for 4 o clock. Yarmouth recently beat Eastern High in a close contest. The Stenographers will line up Budgett Jackson-Test Columbus Hart Henderson Cherry Rawlings Hughes Nagel Nall Molineaux Hinwood. Officials include Butt Fogg Whit Marsh. Two Yarmouth players will fill remaining positions. Halves are fifteen minutes.
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Capital City Park
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Eastern High
Budgett
Jackson
Columbus
Hart
Henderson
Cherry
Rawlings
Hughes
Nagel
Molineaux
Hinwood
Leonard Butt_ vetires
Clarence Fog
Farewell Banquet for American Minister Dawson in Chile
In Santiago Chile last week a farewell banquet was hosted at Union Club for Thomas C Dawson retiring American minister to Chile. Speeches were delivered by Foreign Minister Edwards and former Chilean envoy Senor Walter Masti nez as Dawson returns to Washington to head the Latin American division of the State Department.
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Chile
Thomas C Dawson
Washington
State Department
Union
Edwards
Walter Mastinez
Oldest Inhabitants Meet in Union Emzine House
At the monthly meeting of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants in the Union Emzine House the president named each member to form a committee to explore affiliating with a new organization. If formed the Indies analia would include wives and daughters of members and deceased associates. Several new members were elected and applications listed.
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Nineteenth and
H Streets
North West
Noyes
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Tomay
Hmith Sampel
W Hall
Alfred Holtmutler
Strang James
Hay James Move
Amabile Sammels Tempel S Marr
George C Harris
E.G Gum Viet
James P Poth
Augustus Merritt
George W. Linkins
Richard B
Patro
Indicted as child slayer in Utica killings
The grand jury indicted Theofore Rizzo on three counts for kidnapping two girls on September 12, taking them to a city colvert, where one girl died, a boy was mortally wounded, and the other girl critically injured. Charges include murder of Theresa Procopia and Freddie Infusino and assault with intent to kill Panny Intusino.
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Rizzo
Theresa Procopia
Freddie Infusino
Panny Intusino
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