Glass of 03 Wins Meet With Star T. Smith
The opening outdoor meet of the George Town Prep Association drew strong effort from competitors. T Smith IV starred with 30 points for the team, while the relay event highlighted the day. Conditions were slow but competition remained spirited, and organizers planned the next meet to boost track interest and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Smith
Georgeton
Aifferman
Georgetown
Arias
Ube
T Smith IV
Misavs
Weiea
Rite W Hued Strossie
Ine Wim
Warle
Lega
Patan
Xood Umme
Wore
Tole
Charse
Smith
Etek
Min
Watts
Span
Condon
Thomas Swithh
Angie Eegss
Zuker Haemond
Josaet
Alec
Jean
Swedes Seek Lights as Yacht Club Deliberates Challenge
The Royal Swedish Yacht Club meets to review New York Yacht Club's reply to a challenge for the America’s Cup. Debate centers on whether the length of the racing vessel can be fixed, with further discussion planned on related technical questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Stockholm
Royal Sweatsn Yacht Club
Wes
New York Tacia Club
Nationals Threaten Late Rally In Ninth Inning Setback
The Nationals failed to capitalize with three on base and none out in the ninth as Dave Brain flied out and Glaze replaced Harms. Grimshaw homered for the Americans in the eighth, giving them a lead that held as relief pitchers closed out a 4 2 victory. The game lasted about an hour and a half with Wagner making a key running grab to end the Nationals’ late frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roa ‘Hosten
Mass
Nationals
Dave Brain
Deve
Sullivans
Bates
Heaumont
Glaze
Harms
Bridwell
Lindaman
Randall
Hamman
Wagner
Miklon
Halkhortleshang
Inniand
Needhard
Grimshaw
Carrigan
Gutters
Freunee
Pangatton
Asweeney
Grimshac
Obenmon
oNangauy
Orleney
Biserinam
Sinisa
Hahn
Neethars
Lindsay
Tae Oath
Har Ginze
Anazacea Ey
Zans—Sullivan
Comgellon
Urbushar
Fer
Seesiey
Vesumont
Pandall
Parent
Need
Tater
Cangalten
Graenay
Jalis
Hocls
Lindamag
Binet
Americot
Lage
Beara Samnath
G. Narionala
Strick Gue
Dladaana
Tima
Browns Beaten Again in Fall Series Lead Narrowed
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Browns 7 to 2 to take a 3 games to 2 lead in the fall series. Attendance reached about 2,600 as the mob saw strong hitting and home runs from players including Tnitty and Renetshp. Pitchers and line scores are incomplete due to damaged text.
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McChoskey
Cardinals
St. Louis
Browns
Kwuooa
Delet
Konerehy
Heenett
Koutetter
Fooumm
Ieee Pei
Batey
Delgadaty
Kenetehy
Halls
Uowtellas
Karger
Wallace
Java
Bitrates
Jolt
Hlls-Harger
Berea Fot Yymtcaoe Siglea
Bare
Powell
Bana Sablon Nic
Amerlcap
Lesste
Gaweed Bor
Acquitted of Speeding Charge After Speedometer Dispute
Frank Luttrell was acquitted in Police Court yesterday after proving his automobile speedometer differed from Bicycle Policeman Holmes Thurnlay’s reading on the charge of speeding. The case hinged on conflicting measurements and the defense argued the apparent excess was due to the instrument variance.
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Holmes
Frank Luttrell
Follueman Holmes
Eastern Over Central High in Eggleston Grid Battle
Eastern High School defeated Central High School 0 to 0 in a patchwork game won by the Capitol boys’ stronger forward pass attack. Capt Hamilton’s boots and Central’s fumbling aided the East, while Kerr’s men capitalized on onside kicks and steady defense. Captain Hamilton, Jimmie Kerr, and E Farmer starred for the victors. Central used a patched lineup and relied on straight football with limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern ‘High School
Central High School
Central
Iarser
Capt. Hamilton
Eastern
Marti
Hig Ponts Gang
Feld
Jimmie Kerr
Gether
Gentral
Kerr
Farmer
Fitshough
Murray
W. Factor
Martin
McKeever
Mkeever
Ave
Houlton
Gripp
Kennedy
W. Farmer
Palmer
Henry
Hamilton
McGiffen
Wann
Eastern Sg
Capitol Boys
Martinas
Marsell
Keim Forsell
Brown
Morsell
Fitshurh
Capt Hamilton
Basters
Coombs
McGiffin
J. Brown
Heaviy
Howard
Grip
McGifin
End Mart
Little Pitebush
Walthey
Aartin
Fitzhugh
Kenbedy
Ghlamer AG
Bocoman— Se
Whee Oles
Time of Sake
PC Clomter
Gretna Green Beaten as Five Favorites Fall in All Pace
Favorite Gretna Green with Miller is beaten by a length by a star jockey who secures the mount in a pocket and pursues Victor’s early lead. Five other favorites also lose, leaving the field with a dramatic upset in the pace event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna Green
Miller
Victor
Jim
Fause
Tourenne
Belmont Park Water Speed and Five Favorites Fail to Deliver
At Belmont Park a crowd of 2000 watched five favorites fall. Suffrage and Gretna Green were upset as Baby Wolf edged Dreamer and Jack Atkin in a photo finish for top honors. Gretna Green, a 24 to 3 shot, also failed to win in the Divina Stakes amid a chaotic finish.
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Belmont Park
McDaniel
Miter
Baby West
E. Digan
Kentucky Beau
McCarthy
Sam Harris
Koerner
Latonia
May Jane
Mountain
Rove
Pink
V. Powers
Ed Kane
V- Poware
Glaus
Snedal
Washindon
New Fork
Mility
Suffrage
Gretna Green
Jack Atkin
Baby ‘Wolf
Dreamer
King's Daughter
Graculum
Bot Masterson
Miler
Wet
Theo
Bey Wolf
Dugan
Race day notes from Belmont Park and Navy prospect
Racing entries and results feature Belmont Park with Woodford Clay and Kentucky Beau. Explains two year old handicap results, the Nettery Handicap and other races, plus Navy football practice ahead of Vanderbilt game and lineup changes for tomorrow’s clash.
Vanderbilt Plans and Openings for Annapolis Game
The Vanderbilt football squad arrives in Annapolis after night hosting at Bancroft Hall. Lineups include Douglass, Lange, and Stinguft with Demott Datue on ends, and Douglas Howard departing for the Naval Academy. In racing news Father Daly narrowly misses victory as Waterspeed dominates the day with wagering oddities and crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Spencer
Capt
Douglass
Lertoff
Lange
Demott
Datue
Northcrott
Wright
Stuart
Stinguft
Douglas Howard
Naval Academy
West Point
Annapolis
Vanderbilt
Midshipmen
Bancroft Hall
Blakes
Aasslock
Sherril
Stone
Bieta
King
McLana
Bled
Goaten
Tete
Garpnuelhy Righ
Craig
Folk
Merton
Football Games Seventieth Day Schedule Sketched
A garbled list outlines football games with teams such as George Washington, Princeton, Yale, Colgate, Wesleyan, Delaware, Rutgers, and Michigan. It mentions venues like Van Nese Park and Providence and references many campuses including Princeton, Holy Cross, and Amherst, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
van Nese Park
M.A
Montesburg
Mey Yard
Lexington
Wavy Yard
Weslilogtin
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Patraamphi
Princen Ox Hockwell
Princeton
Yale
Holyrot
Mow Haven
Coens
Colgate
Buttmore
Rutgers
Hrumswlet
Wesleyan Va
Vermont
Middletown
Franklin and Marsall
Lancester
Dixinus Ve. Lotonaa
Cotlogette
GO. N
Stovans
Sobourn Muchigcave
Michigan
Ano Arbor
Purdua
Pigeons Carry The Score In Suburban News Feat
News from Blue Island shows residents in a distant Chicago suburb learning game results via carrier pigeons. Pigeon fancier Robert Kruger with Mayor Gobet City Ceril Boman and Alderman Marty Robrbath led a parade to the ball fields, delivering ten minute interval updates to waiting townsmen while George Bogiund welcomed the returning birds and read the scores aloud.
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Chicago
Bagdal
Blue Island
Robert Kruger
Gobet
Ceril Boman
Marty Robrbath
Bland
George Bogiund
New League Organized for Tri City Basketball
A new intercity basketball league formed by Young Men's Christian Associations in York Baltimore and Washington. Four teams Baltimore Central Baltimore West Branch York and Washington will compete for a trophy and league title. A schedule begins by November 4 and ends March 15 with two games at each site. Cornelius Backett elected secretary and treasurer and to joins as schedule committee.
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Washington
Baltimore
York
Young Men's Christian Associations
Tork
Baltimore Central
Baltimore West Branch
Cornelius Ont
Yang
Baltimers Bickets
Wes Branch
Long
Heckets
Backett
Jeane
Cornelius
Athletic and Gymnastic League
Padded odds shift as Haris noses Zipango in tight race
In a tight race at the paddock, Zipango led but Haris edged ahead by a nose after Expozition failed to close. Bets swung wildly on Zipango Hilket and Sir Cleges while Johnny Blake drew interest from 7 to 2 and then to 10 to 1 in places.
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New York
Bm Daly
Sage
Hartford
Grace Cameron
Lissa
Yorke
Daly
Father Bui
Waterspeed
Father Eul
Ston
Paddy Suilrac
Samuel H. Harris
Sir Walter
Guna
Kramer
Bowery
Fto
Zipango
Ald Pull Finch
Dus
Valentine
Lord Lave
Samuel H Haris
Haris
Hilket
Sir Cleges
Johnny Blake
Fred Cook
Tga
Latonia Handicap Feature Sees Glass Leader Triumph
Latonia Latonia crowd watches Glass Leader win the chase handicap at Latonia in Cincinnati. Klig Esta finished second with Teacatiara third as Peter Vinegar fell at the last jump. Sea alt edged Buller by a head in the two mile final, Blaze of Laght among favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonis
Cincinnati
Latonia
Klig Esta
Teacatiara
Peter Vinegar
Sea @alt
Buller
Siew
LosisaaUe
Rotand
Xeenad
Mondina
Ivy
Wowers
Tmne
Lally Mane
Diana
Hoots
Aunaysnee
Inventrese
Seizoma
Walla
Tagenua
Sam Arie
Sam He
Aud
Foley Peily Elao
Ea Hane
You Usiwiel
Krnebevaloas
Berea
ciyShouse Covrea
Sourel
We Stude
Cnt
Howell Sogo
van Pate Vineger
Perth
Purec
Frrtonge
CW Burt
Bealvice
Nel Rob
Tau" Frovradae
Stanley Far
Batsty Rane
Dawn Palsick
Sint
Sattag
Ono
Donna Zipia
Gehlesinne
Lauree
Forjan
Laal
Les Hainan
Martin
Blacklock Mettia Mark
Trenola
BG Taylor
Helty
Water Lake
Kobno- Aiew
Intercity Tennis Match Washington vs Baltimore at Chevy Chase
All-Washington and All-Baltimore men meet at Chevy Chase Club with singles starting at 1 30 and more singles after lunch around 2 clock. Washington lineup includes Conrad Doyle F Geoghegan Doyle Ballinger Cake Deal s Eifia Lincoln Doyle Grosvenor and others. Baltimore lineup features Mad Colston Herr Symington Brown Brooke Coffin Chipman George Chestnut with substitutes McLanahan Bowie. Doubles pairings listed with substitutes. After play, visiting players dine at Chevy Chase Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imore
Washington
Chevy Chase
Baltimore
Chevy Chase Club
Conrad Doyle
F. Geaghesan
Blbe Doyle
Ballinger
P' Cake
H. Deals
Eifia
Lincoln
J. ‘Doyle
G Grosvenor
Nenpee
Seen
Doyle
Né Doyle
Geogheran
Deis
Lameola
Carlisie
Glazebrook
Hills and Balinger
Mad
Colston
C. Colston
Herr
W. 8
Symington
C . Brown
G. G Brooke
PO. Coffin
H. Chipman
George
W. C Chestnut
G. McLanahan
Allen Bowie
Coteton
Kerr
Brooke
Brown
Coffin
Knopp
Cxpmay
Scott
James C. Crown
Isolue Wallinger
Hills
Grosvenor
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Mertz
F Street
W.l.douglas
Brockton
W. L. Douglas
Mey
Douglas Doys
L. Douglas
Mintratal Catalog
Fren. Wits, Douglas
W.L. Douglas Shoe Store
Pennsylvania Ave
N. Ws
Georgetown Preps
Boston Americans
Tenney
Hur
Central At Mercy
Rival High School Eleven
Capitol Hill Eleven
O Striet Institution
Curtis
Chiewea
Rhode Island
Gurley
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Gurley Athletic Club
Mmost
Ramo
Omar
Parget
Pa. Avenuue
Kentucky
Beau
Mark
Woodford Clay
Lorrie Sincat
Tor Fiy
Jensths
Faust
Hoastip’ Tii
Barta
Timaainay
Smringe
Euvaloaloe
Winnie. Ag
Uaegion
Rene
Frank Lord
Sgishea
Bea 3
Newcesstle
Entero Yeurconda Ag Cae
Haniian Steapledga
Ix Tuxlonge
Gougay
Halket
Mattttredie Mi
Bavag
Belleethet
Johnnie
Blake
Samuel H. Harn
Cla Ay Ios
Zelpango
Vorite
Tha ‘Wire
BE Veleating
Phil Finch
Iiii
Raion
Ceitian
Ove
Milan
Forlanme
Sfaterapaod
Kaetral
Aimaa
Tacs Tobe
Dep
Slee
Olesen
Brenna
Weensaar
Brussel
Vocar
Alee
Ulum
Bat Masterson
Alna
Gretna
Daly ‘Gorsber
Teest
Ghillie
Misa
Ind Ponseabagd
Scinet Ath Damas
Zlenap
Ird
Tims
Ist
Manter Robert
Littleton
Lord Borat
Robador
Lord Stustops
Rip Rap
J Pr
Siler
Gia Pail
Zelling
Spectal
Washington Pas Hoos
Annapotiz
Navy
Lana Breeze
Axemet Voe
Moe
Mae Namlo Gallagher
Econ Mattar Navy
Joacrarns
Janae
Magruder
Nellie Zaeine
Anderson
Sour
Rio Greade
R. E. Jones
Macnee
Stein Soo
Father Bill Fools Booktes
NEW League
Tseman
Glass Leader
Chase
Cos
Hasieg
Liz Blewd
SAS
Slark Distilling Co
Wae
Everwear
Eiseman Bros
Dupont Garage
Columbia Electric
Corbin
Ith St
Ohio
Dupont Garage Co
M St
Haas &0
Newcorn & Green
F St. N. W
Athlet Religele Ality
Walt Sporting
ORD
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh Street
Bobys
Tith Street
NhewspaPorr
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