Washington S c i r i q l Open ing Game Defeats Western High 11 to 10
Washington School opened its football season with an 11 to 10 victory over Western High on the Wisconsin avenue gridiron. Osgood scored the first Washington touchdown from 10 yards, followed by Radford on a punt return. McCartney added a 40-yard run for a Washington score and Britton kicked the goal. Western led 10 to 6 at halftime before Washington rallied late with two quick scores and the final goal.
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Washington School
Wisconsin Avenue
Western High
Western
Georgetowners
Washington $Chool
Holssar Wercer
Teft
Itzalmmo
Parker
Hodgson
Phor
Tlguttarske
Jewet
Grempton
Uarnes
Britor Robyson Stephenson
Ds Howard Anthony
Radford
Haitback
Flowers
Osgood
Reiford Oosneham
Tull Bach
Mbl
Touchduys
Ogood Radford McCarn Ov
Ad Bisa
Gial
Brian Rore
BI Wolters
Giowa
Georgetown Set To Face St Stephen's Institute Midweek Clash
Georgetown meets St Stephen's Institute in the lone midweek game of the season. The mostly Olympia Athletic Club alumni squad will travel. kickoff is at 4 o'clock. Probable Georgetown lineup features Parker Cohen at left end and MeKenzie Cogan at left tackle with Jett at guard and Wadny at center. Other starters include Burlingame Morton at right tackle and Clements at left guard with Cormlite Pocteh at end, Talbert and McLoughlin at quarterback, West Wal? and Lacuray Doyle at wing backs, and De Mar Stnaet at fullback.
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Georgetown
St Stephen's Institute
Olympia Athletic Club
St Stephen's
Xiter
Parker Cohen
MeKenzie Cogan
Shepard Wadny Tenter Granths
Morgeon Reeht
Puscd Burlingame
Morton
Clements
Lenen
Bfe
Cormlcte Pocteh
Talbert MrLoughlin
Western Women Lose In National Golf Championship
West Newton Miss Oct 9 All Western players were eliminated from the women national golf championship as the first round of match play tee’d off at Brae Burn Country Club. Sixteen matches produced nine Boston district victories, four New York district wins, and three Philadelphia district wins. Pauline Mackay of Boston, the current champion, and Georgianna Bishop of Bridgeport, the 1964 champion, won their matches.
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West Newton
Brae Burn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pauline Mackay
Georgianna Bishop
Bridgeport
Navy Expects Little Trouble Against Maryland Aggies
Annapolis Oct 9 The Navy team does not anticipate trouble against Maryland Agricultural College tomorrow and will field regulars only long enough to warm up Two or three players will get a turn at each position Shafroth and Chambers return to the lineup while the squad remains in good shape The article also notes a court suit by Mary Bauman seeking reinstatement after being dismissed from Mayflower Council No 1 Daughters of America without a trial.
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Shafroth
Chambers
Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy
Maryland Agricultural College
Mayflower Council
No 1
Daughters of America
Mary
Bauman
District Supreme Court
Police Chiefs Postpone Annual Meeting Today
Police chiefs postpone their annual gathering location decision originally set for yesterday. The meeting will be held in Maj Sylvester's office at police headquarters.
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Maj. Sylvester
Police Headquarters
Belmont Park Race Day Mud Delays Track and Winners
On a muddy Belmont Park track the favorite in the Fairview selling stakes led by two lengths at the stretch and won by five under Leonard Joe Hayman observed as rainstorm soaked the course. Yama Christy captured the Corinthian Steeplechase by fifteen lengths with a rugged field following. Smiling Tom led in the later races but failed to beat Baringo and Oreline in a sequence of mile and longer events as horses and jockeys endured difficult footing.
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York
Pequest
Fairview
Leonard Joe Hayman
Yama Christy
Aling
Samuel H Cas
Cefmmine
John Lyle
Garner
Chimney Sweep
Iorner
Iorner), 7 To 1, Third Time, 1302-6 Bivouas, Robadar, Crestfalien
Dekaber
3Mintic
Quina Brad
Grevilla
Doron Faker
Columbia Girl
Howling Bridge
Dorums
Yara Christy
Devereaux
Onteore
Smith
Page
Grandpa
Dick Roberta
Horner
Sailor Girl
Hound ‘Dance
Umbrella
Shaw
Oreline
Fates
Red Briar
West
Wexford makes record in Cherokee Handicap at Louisville
Wexford backed from ten to one to three to one won the Cherokee Handicap at Louisville covering the mile in 1 39 4 6 breaking the track record. Anna Day was the only favorite to win as weather was cola and the crowd small with several horses listed across five races and a selling race.
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Louisville
Wexford
Anna Day
Chire
Boland
Lightning Conductor
Tioi
Citizen Page
Nicoly
Gharite Eastman
Trne
Federal
Platoon
St Tammany
Daly
EY Oteer
Fountain
Hannibal Boy
Poly
Marahal Ney
Arthur Gummer Danda
Clanvman
Misa Doyle
Satorida
Keyes
Light Wool
Oland
Judith Louise
Mountain
Mme
Geoffrey Sam Cook
Emma
Bitter Toy
Spider Web
Blute Janis
Zipango
Mo Eland
Doctor Mean
Rubalyat
Terry
Henry Wato
Benalo
Sanction
Biter Hand
Petit Due
Lutie Mar
Alcoriv
Races at Bemont Park Run Numbered Entries in Mixed Card
Daily racing list from Bemont Park covers six races with multiple entrants. Notable names include Comedienne, Robin Hood, Our Own, Nancy, Sea Salt, Sally Preston, and Ginette among a long roster of three year olds and older horses facing distances from five furlongs to one mile, with weights and entries echoed across the card.
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Bemont Park Tirt
Comedienne
Hansgrra
Prince Hambure
Rusk
Robin Hood
Rye
Lady Tarantedin
Common Sue
Sally Preston
Ana Belle
Iroquois
Our’ Own
Nancy
Spooner
Lady Sarma
Pisaeng Needica
Jonnie Wells
Guility
la Place
Argolone
Dabiing
Glenham
Gareantun
Vaquero Gold Circle
Bromine
Exci
Trenton
Sam Bernard
Lilie ‘Mister
Fac West
Miss Crawford
Ginette
Epth
Todd
Cech
Dalay
Sanford
Leckey
Lanehand
Early Montgomery
Theo
Paniano
Belle of Sessamine
Havenmas
California
Gossip of the Turf at Belmont Park Sparks Jockey Rumors
The Belmont Park meeting proved competitive with no easy wins and jockey Shaw being courted to ride in Germany next year. George Walker previously offered terms, Shaw quoted 415,000 plus expenses for the season. Applicants for stable stalls at Benn’s track must file with Superintendent Strahan before November 1 or risk losing their assignments.
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Belmont Park
Shaw
Germany
George Walker
Strahan
Benn‘os Track
S. E. Louis Clubs Play Tie in Postseason Clash
In Louis, October 8, the second game of the American National post season series ended in a tie as darkness halted play. Star pitchers Pelty and Beebe faced off in a tense battle, leaving the score unfinished.
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Pelty
Beebe
Battle Royal
Ne ‘Louis
G.ay
Horse Racing Entries and Races at Lewisl
A jumble of horse names and race references lists contenders such as Air Ship Cortex Larena Potrero Grande Noel Mouvain Envoy Terna Rod St Volma New Amsterdam Rea Gauntlet My Besale Still Alarm Postman Docile Keron Belmont Park Robin Hood Handzarra Warlanon Toddlea Belte of Troquois Gargantua Avis Sam Bernard Far West Sun For Hot Today Dishablite Dortor Gardus Coxpistent Jungle Imp California King Onata.
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TaterHight
Larone Belleview
Ostérman
Gliver
Talamund
Mate
Ench
Auditor
Gilin
Partrara Grande
Golden Sanrine
Whippoorwill
Furse
Bhawana
Pontotoc
Bovey and
Mevain
Eneh
Francese Orne
Tern
Sum Alnem
Biter Mies
Moby
Juba
Oberon
Dorasette
Docile
Lazell
Garden Miners
Postman
Athena
Lewisville
Gove
Air Ship
Cortex
Larena
Potrero Grande
Noel Mouvain
Envoy
Terna Rod
St Volma
New Amsterdam
Rea Gauntlet
My Besale
Stiil Alarm Postman
Keron
Belmont Park
Robin Hood
Handzarra
Warlanon Toddlea
Belte of Troquois
Common Sue
Gargantua
Avis
Sam Bernard
Far West
Sun For
Coxpistent
Onata
Vesta Boy Captures Wilson Stake At Keen Turf Meet
Lexington Ky Oct 9 amid a strong crowd the Ken tucky Trotting Breeders annual show featured the Wilson Stake won by Vesta Boy. Van Zandt won the third heat in the 2 08 trot while Baron Grattan fought hard to take the 2 05 pace from Alfalfa, with Nutboy dominant in the cup heat. Time records appeared in several gears as entries like Ruby Lacey Bessie Earl and Grand Lider raced.
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Old van Zandt
W. J. Lewis
Baron Grattan
Lexington
Kentucky
Assorte Ton Courge
Vesta Boy
Nutboy
van Zandt
Alfalfa
Ruby’ Lacey
Stonewall
Brown
Hoga Suale
Herndon
Rex BR
Orth
Bluegrasa Hamiltonian, Jr
Theen
WY Lewis
B. G
Norval
Murphy
Es van Zandt
B. W
Deverax
Moomis
John Taylor
Ames
Turley
Br. G
Goera
Tune
Bom
Curry
John’ Caldwell
Thomason
Thune
Paca
Purko
Grattan
Geerm
Ayalfa
Chom
Pender
Rooker
Tiaifa
Custer
Hornte Stainway
Gary
Crayton E
Iistes
Korine
Snedeker
Gemarest
Richmond Horse Show Opens With High Class Entries
Richmond Va Oct 9 The annual Richmond horse show opens the fall and winter Virginia serial season with top entries including horses that have ribbons from major shows. Alfred Vanderbilt attends with box seats and will drive Ventura to the grounds each afternoon. Gov Swanson hosts box parties as the mansion opens next year. Multiple classes including Hunters and jumpers and saddle horses feature winners from Westchester Farm Maple Oaks Stack Farm and Castle Hill stock farms.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Virginia
Alfred Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Ventura
Fair Grounds
Gov. Swanson
Swanson
Centennial
Westchester Farm
Oaks Stack Farm
King Dodo
M. C. Jackson
Sygnet
Hismore Farm
Lieut
Anthony
George Watson
Allen Gray
Fall Dress
Polly Frrm
Portia
Sweet Marie
Battle Axe
Tomahawk
Deight
Delightful
Lehman Strauss
Hannah Belle
W. DM
Grand View Farm
Rappahannock
Rufus L. Patterson
E. J. Statesbury
Victor
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Lord Reux
Lord Quail
Joe Weisenfeld
Castle HM Stock Farm
Harry C. Beattle, Jr
Gypsy Maid
W Wilbur Osborne
Vane- Mann
Valentine
Clare
Xeswick
Julien Morris
Ing ‘Ode
M_C Jackson
Bunk
Westneste Farm
Onerios
West
Oranghirs
White Sox favored as they clash in Washington
Wide World of Sport reports the Chicago White Sox, led by Nick Altrock and the triumphant Boston Americans, loom strong favorites in Washington amid stormy wires and big crowds. A vivid narrative recalls Altrock’s late pennant drive and Comiskey’s praise, with parades, telegrams, and fan cheers framing the buildup to today’s game.
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Comiskey
White Sox
Washington
American League
Mogar
Washington Post
Chicago National
Roche
Dougherty
Kling
Western Union
Cleveland
Isbell
Donohue
I I
Nick
Bill Dineen
Boston Americans
Christy Mathewson
Athletics
Trock
Glamona
Rayiny Gunner
Walsh and Patterson
Boston
Sox
Coptlekey
Nationals
Jones
Nationala
Altrock
Walsh
Patterson
Migan
St. Louie Browns
Warrior
North Carolina Forsakes Virginia Game Over Four-Year Rule
North Carolina cancels the football game with Virginia over Virginia allowing players with four years at other colleges to compete. UNC faculty and Virginia Athletic Association meetings blocked the match, with UNC opting to play Richmond College instead in Raleigh.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Universities of Virginia
North Carolina
Virginia
University of North Carolina
The
Athletic Association of the
University of Virginia
Richmond College
Tar Heel
Doveys Control Club Takes Majority Boston Nationals
Kentucky mining interests expand into baseball as George B. Dovey becomes club president and treasurer of the Boston Nationals. The deal values stock near 275000 dollars with the Doveys and partners holding 60 percent, Tenney retaining a 40 percent option, and Jonny Dovey named secretary while Tenney becomes captain and manager. The Doveys plan to move to Boston December 1 and align with key National League figures.
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Boston Nationals
Louisville
the Herald
Boston National League
Soden
George B. Dovey
Doveys
Tenney
Boston
Jonny Dovey
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Robisona
St. Louis
Pulliam
Brevity Explored by Dr Fernald at District Ministers
Dr James C Fernald of the city presented a paper titled What Is Brevity to the District Baptist Ministers Association meeting held in the YMCA Building. He argued brevity means saying enough for the subject and occasion, not merely cutting time, noting examples from Shakespeare and Webster. He will repeat the paper before the Methodist meeting next Monday and the YMCA announces a winter lecture series on English prose by Dr Fernald on Wednesday evenings.
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M. Co
District Baptist Ministers’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
James C Fernald
Webster
Hayne Occupiea
Land
Venting Institute of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Healy Donates Two-Year Fees to Cook County
Chicago State's Attorney John J. Healey turned over all office fees totaling 91 213 to Cook County, honoring a pre election pledge to accept only a 10 000 salary and give the rest to the county. The post encampment edition notes the act and dates.
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Cask
John
Healey
Cook County
New Food Law Criticized By Drug Wholesalers Leader
President Lucien B. Hall of Cleveland told the National Wholesale Druggists Association the recently enacted pure food law is inadequate and confusing. He urged a guiding board to interpret it and warned wholesalers will struggle to comply without clear regulations. Other speakers supported broader national reforms and noted continued sector prosperity. The day’s program included sessions and a White House reception with President Roosevelt.
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Lucien B. Hall
Cleveland
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Hall
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Macfarland
Greater Washington
Washington
Col. C. P. Walbridge
United States
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Seattle
Wash
William Ss. Robeson
Charles F. Cutler
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George W. Latimer
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Charles W Whittlesey
A. R. Olney
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National Association of Retail Dragerate
C_ A Mayo
Pharmaceutical Associaion
A H. Beardsley
Hikhart
Ind
Proprietary Association
Thomas F. Main
New Jersey Association
Roosevelt
White House
Willard At & O’clock
Fear Child Is Kidnapped in Buffalo New Jersey
Susie Becker a three year old daughter of saloon keeper Fred Becker vanished after a woman on Main street lured her away for a walk. The woman was described as dressed in gray and no trace was found by late last night. Local police investigated the disappearance amid growing concern.
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Fred Becker
Ellicott
Morth Streets
Susie
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