Navy Scrimmage Highlights Seasonal Setbacks and Injuries
A Washington Post recap notes a rough scrimmage for Navy with a defensive lapse and an early-season signal practice. Dalton and Vivad lead gains as substitutes fill in. injuries mount including a broken left leg.
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Raid on betting ring stuns New York race crowds
Governor Hughes crackdown on track wagering triggers a dramatic raid at Jamaica racecourse. Mounted police and detectives seize about a dozen bookmakers as crowds of 2000 watch. Multiple arrests include suspects from Brooklyn New York Buffalo and Charles Cohen among others as officers search for evidence of illegal wagering and breaches of the law.
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Brooklyn
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Buffalo
Patrick
Red) McWahon
Flora Roger
Thomas J Shaw
George Rodman
Charles Cohen
George Rose
John Collins
Wiliam Atkinson
Willam Snow
Sports Sidelights on a Tangled Baseball Week
A garbled sports column mentions teams and players in a jumbled recap. It hints at trades, standings, and memorable moments across a rough week, with scattered names and events hard to decipher.
Culpeper and Warrenton Tie In Scrappy Disorderly Game
The Culpeper locals battled Warrenton hard in a scoreless tie, with Culpeper holding the ball in Warrenton territory much of the time but failing to reach the end zone. The piece notes player disputes and contract talk involving Juded Schaefer and Hughey Jeenings, reflecting tensions around earnings and team decisions amid Detroit links.
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Washington Post
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Reentering Cornell Doubt For Talbott Hammer Thrower
Intercollegiate athlete Lee Talbott, once Cornell bound, failed to pass a single subject and cannot reenter Cornell this year after conditioning in the track program. The report links his status to academic lapse during freshman year amid track and wrestling involvement.
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Las Peen
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Cornell
Boston Wins Game With Home Run In Ninth
Boston center fielder Speaker sparked a tense post season game against New York, hitting a decisive ninth inning home run to break a tie after eight innings of tight play. The crowd of 5,862 watched Ames depart early and Meyers come in as Boston led most of the game before New York tied it. Attendance and gate receipts noted, with the league distributing shares. Also reports Winston Salem seeks buyers for its Carolina League franchise as local backing fades.
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Washington Automobile Show To Feature Major Displays
A large automobile show is planned for the week of January 4 at Mason Square Garden, with extensive floor space and motorcycle exhibits. The event, organized by the Washington Automobile Show Committee, promises a premier display of models including the new 1910 Buick, and features a devoted demonstration by Miss Whittigbey. A social evening by the Automobile Club of Washington will follow at its Georgia Avenue clubhouse.
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Georgetown Grid Squad Trains Amid Injuries And Returns
Georgetown football squad endured an hour and a half of hard practice as Coach New man drilled each player and arranged plays. Several players were limited by injuries from Saturday, while new talents Warren and Joe Mehilty showed promise for the backfield and full return is awaited for others. Virginia Polytechnic Institute contingent practiced at Blacksburg and Washington en route to Primpton, with coach Bocock guiding debt work to avoid rain-drenched sessions.
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Winners Windsor and Jamaica Race Cards Feature Upsets
In Windsor meet results Hasty Agnes and Dixie Knight lead early, with La Salle and Rifleman posting tight finishes. Jamaica card shows Blackford and Woodcraft upsetting German Silver while Masketto and Jeanne d Arc close near Even money. Latonia drought ends as Ace of Diamonds triumphs at 7 to 1.
Feature to Maskette Has Two Lengths to Safare
A feature discusses a maskette with dual lengths designed for wearers seeking different silhouette effects. The article notes practical uses in period dress, with commentary on materials, sizing, and styling options, including how to secure the accessory for comfortable wear.
Western and Georgetown Prep play scoreless game on field
Western High and Georgetown Prep played a scoreless game on Georgetown field yesterday. Western dominated with kicks and passes, while the Preps fumbled and misfired on key plays as both teams failed to score.
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Jamaica Weather and Local Events Reported
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Minot Column: Chennai Chie Wins Feature by Four Lengths
Race at Minot heavy track sees Chennai Chie leading early and holding to win the feature by four lengths. Farr favorites finish strong as crowd watches near the betting rings with several close finishes and notable performances from Lady Welles Hip and Jack Binns among others.
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Lynchburg Baseball Association Elects New Officers
The Lynchburg Virginia League baseball group met at the club and accepted resignations of Lazarus as president and Dr J Anderyay as vice president. J E McLaughlin was elected president and C B Guggenheimer named vice president, signaling a leadership change for the local association.
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That New Ares Derby Hat From London Henry Heath
A Derby season pitch touts Henry Heath hats as the sashon leader of Hatdom. London hats are sold at high prices, but the ad promises the same hat at a lower cost, urging buyers to choose the reliable, safe headwear.
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Hat styles and prices highlight fashion offer
Advert says Henry Heath hats are not the only safe stylish choice. It spotlights Ramo at 2 dollars Omar at 300 and Parget at 400 to illustrate variety and quality in headwear. The tone urges readers to understand the brand range and value.
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Saber Brigit Co Heads to Fast Outfitters on Ninth Avenue
Saber Brigit Co announces a collaboration with Fast Outfitters located on Ninth Avenue. The move positions both brands for a shared release event with plans for a joint line and in-store display featuring new silhouettes and limited editions.
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RACING NOTES FROM HAGERSTOWN STAKE MEET
Russell G and Alma Mott place in the big purse events as Corbin’s sulky finishes third in a $500 split. Helen B. earns another third in a runners race amid brisk but chilly weather with about 6000 fans watching. Manurulla, Waabieton entries, and local drivers are featured as earnings and heat drama unfold across a busy card.
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Whitney horses fare well at Newmarket with Greenback winning
In England's October meeting, Greenback won the Ciparnell stakes for two year olds over 1 mile as Nankeen and Wotneys Rewcastle Li placed. Ted Whitney’s Alington plate at 6 furlongs went to the Whitneys. Sally of Navane and Winkipap were runners, with Merry Task failing to place. Phattme won the Suffolk Nursery plate for three year olds, while Arties and Mig Norne placed second and third. Rempart, with Nash Turner aboard, ran third in the Prix Bygey at Sainte Quen as Potaca finished second.
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Dine Kid Knocks Out Eugene Sims in Memphis Bout
In Memphis on October 12, the undefeated boxer's career ended in the third round when Dine Kid landed a left hook to Eugene Sims jaw, knocking him out in the Dixie Kia ring.
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Boston Americans Beat New York in Low-Scoring Game
In Chicago cold weather, Boston Americans defeated New York Nattemla 4 to 2. Batterier Hall Carrigan Ames Cranial Sebchel were noted in the effort as the teams exchanged chances and defensive plays.
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George Washington Retains Dougherty After Coaching Debate
George Washington University athletes voted to keep Dougherty as coach after a meeting of the athletic council discussed changes to the coaching system. The decision followed a conference about last Saturday's 0-0 game with Western Maryland and included proposed line-up shifts and an advisory board idea. final plan kept the present system with minor lineup adjustments and potential further changes in the days ahead.
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Cartmell Quits Amateurs Seeking Pro Sprint Match
Cartmell, former English amateur champion, has left amateur ranks and aims to challenge professional sprint ace Postle. He offers to run the Australian distances at 449 and 300 yards among others, citing recent times while noting professional records.
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Ron Phiadetylua
N J Cartnell
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Fight for bantam title ends in disputed bout
In Los Angeles on October 1 Danny Webster and Monte Attel fought a four round bantam bout at 115 pounds. The decision rests with two of three morning papers. Promoter Weiry promised a diamond studded belt if Attel wins the title.
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Yarmouths Forfeit As Key Players Fail To Appear
The match between Farmouth Athletic Club and the Ralew Athletic Club was forfeited after several high players did not show up. The Yarmouths seek a rematch with the Laurel football team slated for November 2, with communications directed to Carroll Street Southeast.
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Strikes and Spares in Post Duckpin League opener
The Thunderbolts and the Cyclones clashed at Palace alleys in the opening session. Cyclones swept three games as POST DUCREFIN LetaG Sanders PRE Ye Wanaa Watderson Rodier and others totaled 488 for Thunderbolts and 407 for Cyclones in a lively score display.
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