Navy Gridiron Scrimmage Notes and Injuries Reported
The Washington Post summary notes a poor showing at a scrimmage with Navy excusing one first-team player after injuries. Dalton, Vivad, and Meyer are mentioned among players, with emphasis on substituted lineups and shifting backfield roles. A later college practice at Kendall Green features Gaallaudet Reserves versus Agricultural Department, highlighting line changes and expected strength for the season opener.
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Kendall Green
Gellaudet
Agricultural Department
Raid on Betting Ring as Police Close Exits
New York October 12 Governor Hughes crusade against racing wagers led to a dramatic raid at the Jamaica track attended by mounted police and detectives. About twelve bookmakers were arrested as the ring was sealed and searches for evidence followed the early evening surge in bets. Names include Gallagher McDermott Quinn Red McMahon Rogers Shaw Rodman Cohen Rose Collins Atkinson Snow and others.
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Gov. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Brooklyn
Wham Gallagher
William McDermat
Joseph Quinn
Buffalo
Patrick
Red) McWahon
Flora Roger
Thomas J Shaw
George Rodman
Charles Cohen
George Rose
John Collins
Wiliam Atkinson
Willam Snow
Spor ting Sidelights on Baseball Trades and Endurance
A garbled sports column notes various baseball trades and endurance feats, mentioning teams, players, and a mix of unclear events. It references a trade involving Hugh Suni and Der Hay Sel, and hints at roundups and highlights across a noisy sport page.
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Hugh Suni
Culpeper and Warrenton Play to Tie in Special
A muddled report of a Culpeper versus Warrenton game describes a goalless tie with Culpeper controlling much of the field but failing to score. The piece threads in comments on players Juded Schaefer and Hughey Jennings, hints at pay and contract talk, and notes Detroit’s season success and manager Navin’s terms.
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Culpeper
Warrenton
Washington Post
Hughey
Detrat
Washington
Detroit
Navin
Intercollegiate Athlete Denied Reentry to Cornell
Lee Talbott, noted Intercollegiate hammer thrower and wrestler, failed to reenter Cornell after not passing a required subject. His freshman year struggles reportedly led to conditioning and repeated academic hurdles affecting his athletic future.
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Lee Talbott
Lee Talbot
Las Peen
Spermisuint
Cornell
Boston Wins Game With Home Run in Ninth
Boston centerfielder Speaker delivered a ninth inning homer to lift Boston over New York after eight innings of lead. New York tied the game as Boston tired, with a three run rally in the ninth. Attendance 5,862. receipts $28,34. Winston Salem franchise sale eyed as local backers retire.
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Stational Commission
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Newark
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Gore
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al Mucray
Briawell Ox
Botan Rigoo Zoo
Anes
Sears
Boslamy
Winston Salqm
Eoontal
Winston Salem
Carolina
Automobile Show Advances and Club Events Planned
A major Washington automobile show is set for the week of January 4 at Mason Square Garden with over 100 feet of floor space and motorcycle exhibits in a dedicated section. The Washington Automobile Show Committee, led by Charles Miller and JF Thomas, aims for a premier event, including a whiskey event at the Automobile Club of Washington and a notable Woods Electric demonstration by Miss Whittigbey. A smoker at the club’s Georgia Avenue clubhouse on Saturday will welcome members and nonmembers to attend. The first 1910 Buick model 17 is on display at the Butek branch in Connecticut Avenue, featuring a lower body line and higher horsepower.
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Washington
Washington — Automan le Show
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Maxwell Agency
Toice Charman JR
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Georgetown football squad endures long practice in rain
Georgetown’s squad spent an hour and a half on drills with Coach Newman directing players individually. Key backs Carim Waldron were sidelined by injuries, while new rider Warren shows promise and Joo Mehulty plans a return to help the team.
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Medical’ School
Warren
Shen
Joo Vmehulty
Tenth
Parenal Gouection
Conaldts
St Mary
The Winners Windsor Hasty Agnes and Others Race Card
Racing results list multiple entries with odds and placements from Jamaica Latonia and La Salle. Winners include Hasty Agnes at 2 to 1 and Dixie Knight at 9 to 2. Other horses include German Silver, Jeanne d Arc, Cambrorine, and Minot with varied odds and outcomes.
Feature to Maskette Has Two Lengths to Safre
A feature discusses two lengths for a maskette design, detailing variations in size and potential applications. It notes practical differences in wearability and fit, with emphasis on how the longer option may suit certain forms and the shorter one for more compact usage in daily wear.
Western High and Georgetown Prep Play Scoreless in Field Match
Western High faced Georgetown Prep in a scoreless gridiron clash on Georgetown field. The report notes Western dominated with stronger ball handling and forward passes while Prep errors and fumbles hindered their drives, leaving both teams without scoring as the game ended in a stalemate.
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Jamaica Weather Forecast and Local Notes
Jamaica forecast highlights a warm day with light winds and scattered showers. Local names and phrases appear as miscues from OCR, listing various persons and places without cohesive events or actions.
Minot Race Result Highlights crowded track notes
In heavy track conditions at Minot the favorite Vanot won by four lengths from Farr as racing crowds watched. The program featured several races with close finishes and multiple contenders including Lady Welles Hip and Robson Tapun in the early placings, while Dianoe, Jack Binns and Galotel Asameade posted notable showings.
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Two favorites in front at Lynchburg track meet
Detroit style notes describe Windao event with winter weather shrinking attendance. No stake races. program had fewer balanced matches. Two favorites led early. Fout Johnson won a race with Anne T Dales second and Marie Doyle third as the meet featured multiple purse races and local horses. Lynchburg Baseball Association meeting posted resignations and new officers.
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Ares Derby Hat Northward in Hatdom Claims
Ares presents the Henry Heath derby as the sashon leader of Hatdom. London origin hats sold in New York stores for six dollars? We offer you the same hat for a lower price.
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Henry Heath
London
New York
Hat styles and prices in a local ad notice
An old newspaper ad touts hats with names such as Henry Heath Omar and Parget. It claims style quality and pride with prices ranging from five dollars to four hundred dollars to lure buyers. The message emphasizes guaranteed safety in fashion and urges readers to evaluate the listed brands.
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Ramo
Omar
Parget
Saber Brigit Co Head to Fast Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue
Brigit Co announces Saber Brigit Co joins Fast Outfitters at Ninth Street and Avenue, aiming to expand regional reach. The move positions Saber Brigit to leverage Outfitters’ supply chain and storefronts in the two-block corridor.
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Ninth and the Avenue
Race Day Upsets At Hagerstown Harness Meet
Russell G driven by Matt of Alma Wath Corbin sulky and Copperthite’s Helen B place in a 1400 stake for 248 trotters as Manurlla and Lady Lou contest the final heat. About 6000 spectators saw tight finishes amid chilly weather with Beight conditions shaping the field of top county drivers.
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Washington Post
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Washington
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Whitneys Farewell and Derby Day Racing at Newmarket
The Cot creative season at Newmarket featured Salire of Navarre colt finishing top in the Ciparnell stakes with 390 sovereigns added. Greenback Nankeen placed well and Wotneys Rewcastle Li finished third in the Alington plate. Ted Whitney won the Alington plate on a six furlong distance, while William Astor reward Winkipap was runner up and Merry Task failed to place. Phattme captured the Suffolk Nursery handicap racing five furlongs, with Arties second and Mig Norne third. In Sainte Quen, Nash Turners Rempart finished third in the Prix Bygey, as Potaca took a distant second in the event.
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Dine Kid Knocks Out Eugene Sims in Memphis Bout
In Memphis on October 12, Dine Kid delivered a third round knockout of undefeated cruiser Eugene Sims in a bout with the Dixie Kia. A left hook to the jaw ended Sims’ reign and sealed Kid’s victory.
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Eugene Sims
Memphis
Dugene Sims
Sycamore
Tit
Dixie Kia
Boston Tops New York in Chilly National City Showdown
In Chicago a National American league game endured cold weather as Boston defeated New York 4 to 2. Batterier-Hall and Carrigan led Ames Cranial and Sebchel in a tense clash as the teams traded chances.
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New York
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Carrigan
Ames
Cranial
Sebchel
Chicago
Americas City
George Washington to keep Dougherty as coach after vote
George Washington University athletes council voted to retain Coach Dougherty amid calls for coaching changes after a 0-0 tie with Western Maryland. Proposals included advisory players' board and rotating staff, but the present system stays with line-up shifts observed and more changes possible in days ahead.
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Western Maryland Satuday
Made
George Washington University
Dougherty
Western Maryland
George Washington
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Athletic Board
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Fowler
Jefe
Johnson
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Varsity
Cartmell Quits Amateurs to Face Pro Sprint Champion Postle
Cartmell, the Pennsylvania University athlete and English amateur champion, abandons amateur ranks in England to accept a professional sprint match with A B Postle. He offers to win Australian distances at 449 and 300 yards plus 20 and 190 yards, claiming recent 100 and 220 yard times. Pro opinions differ on records, but the move could signal a shift as professionals take on top amateurs.
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He Waelngton
Ron Phiadetylua
N J Cartnell
Lvania University
England
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Zere Iy
Manshee
Dong Go
George YE Bacon
R Downer
Wharton
Bob Day Postle
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Cardin
Fight For Bantam Title in Coast Bout
In Los Angeles on October 1 Danny Webster and Monte Attel fought a four round bantam title bout at about 15 pounds. The two morning papers agreed to abide by their decision. Webster weighed 15 pounds and promoted a diamond studded belt for the winner.
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Monte Attel
San Brancisco
Weister
Yarmouths Forfeit Riverside Match With Farmouth Club
The Yarmouths forfeited to the Farmouth Athletic Club after players failed to appear for a scheduled game. Referee decision halted the match and the teams are set to meet again at a future date, with communications to Jo Rite at Carroll Street Southeast.
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Ralew Athletic Club
Kurth
H Streets
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Yarmouth
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JoRite Rour
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Strikes and Spares In Palace Duckpin League Opener
The Thunderbolts and Cyclones opened The Post Duckpin League at Palace alleys. Cyclones swept the three games while Thunderbolts struggled. Readable names include Leta G. Sanders, Wanaa, Rodier, Watderson, and Toran. Final scores show Cyclones ahead.
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