U. Its Football Scrimmage Marks Start of Preparations
Catholic University’s football squad begins earnest work with three twenty minute scrimmages planned next week between varsity and freshmen. A game with Fort Moore is arranged for Saturday. Barker has been declared ineligible for failing to meet weekly study hours. Injuries disrupt practice with seven sidelined, only Osullivan and Cronin out long term.
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Marviant Agricultural College
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Barker
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O'Sullivan
Dan’’ Cronin
Margaret Curtis Defeats Campbell in National Championship
In Hines New Jersey on October 13 Miss Margaret Curtis of Boston defeated Miss Dorothy Campbell, the three nations champion, in the semifinal of the women's national championship. Miss Lillian Hyde of Bay Shore defeated Miss Eleanor Allen of Boston to set a Curtis rematch for the trophy. Keene’s Runnymeade won the Newmarket 300 sovereigns 3-year-olds and up over 5 furlongs.
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Boston
B Dorothy Campbell
Lillian RP. Hyde
Bay Shore
Bleanor W. Allen
Keene
Newmarket
England
J. R. Keent
World Series Odds Across Cities Draw Mixed Stakes
Betting on the World Series shows Giants favored 6-5 in Washington and New York games, even lines in Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago, with Pittsburgh listed Giants 6-5 and Boston and St Louis occurrences noted as even.
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Chicago
Virginia Counts on Speed For Swarthmore Game
Virginia football team in Charlottesville on the eve of the Swarthmore game shows strength despite losses to Halfbacks Goodhue and Jaeger. Backfield remains green aside from Toda, with Todd Walter and Gooch likely starting. Curtain raiser features Woodberry Forest vs Fishburne Military Academy, grandstand section opens, and alumni from prep schools plan to attend. Jeff Smith edged Willie Lewis in a ten round bout at National Sporting Club of America.
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Gooch
Rumbaugh
Lehigh
Feld
Woodberry Forest
Fishburne Military Academy
Woodberry
Fishburne
Todd
Jeff Smith
Willie Lewis
New York
New Jersey
National Sporting Club of America
Redskins Face Georgetown In Open Game Showdown
Thirty Huskies from Redskin squad led by Coach Glen Warner arrive in Washington for a football clash with Georgetown. Warner promises the Indians will plow through the Blue and Gray line and reveal new open game points. Georgetown relies on Magner Fury and Costello while Carlisle adds weight to Carlisle. Mass meeting at Gaston Hall endorses support for the team as stands and parking arrangements are detailed for about 4,500 capacity.
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Upsets Mark Day Two In Bannockburn Fall Golf Event
Washington golf fans saw major surprises on day two as A B Leet at Bannockburn fell to W L Hillyer after 19 holes and E P Brooke beat Allan Lord, while Eddie Button Jr edged John Brawner in a 20 hole thriller. Semi finals and finals set for today with 18 hole medal handicap to follow.
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McAleer’s All-Stars Beat Orioles 7 to 1 at Baltimore
Jimmy McAleer’s All-Stars overwhelmed Baltimore at Oriole Park 7 to 1 as Walter Johnson fanned eleven and limited the homers. Germany Schaefer provided comic relief for the Washington visitors while Ty Cobb stayed quiet at the plate. Johnson pitched nine innings with four hits allowed and no steal attempts by Baltimore.
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Scandal Over World Series Ticket Sales Rocks Gotham
A New York scandal erupts from the sale of World Series seats by the National Exhibition Company, with thousands of tickets bought by speculators at high prices. Post office inspectors and the police pledge action as officials announce investigations into mail misuse and possible ties to Giants management. Community leaders demand baseball regulation under a state athletic commission, citing public outrage and calls for fair play.
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Technical Eleven Beaten by Army and Navy Prep School
Army and Navy Prep School defeated Technical High School 11 to 0 on Cathedral School grounds yesterday. High School players were outplayed throughout with ball in opponent territory only twice. Lineup and officials listed. Time periods were 16 minutes each.
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Skipworths London trade unlined garments price list
Made expressly for us but strictly as Skipworth makes them for his London trade unlined with plain or Raglan shoulders twenty five dollars thirty dollars and thirty five dollars.
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Easy for W. and L. Eleven Over Hampden-Sydney
Lexington Virginia October 13 Hampden Sydney’s light team was heavily defeated 40 to 6 by Washington and Lee on the latter’s grounds. The varsity showed marked improvement over the first game with broken field running by Rafferty Buckring Malcolm and Bone. Line up.
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Big Football Games Today Across Colleges
Georgetown meets the Indians while Harvard faces Williams and Princeton duels Colgate. Army clashes Rutgers as Navy battles Washington and Jefferson. Penn State plays Penn State? Brown tackles Bowdoin. Dartmouth versus Holy Cross and Lafayette against Gettysburg. St Johns meets Maryland and Chicago challenges Purdue.Illinois teams Michgan? Wisconsin faces Ripon and Nebraska takes on Kansas.
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Reds Defeat Naps Again In State Championship
Cincinnati won the second game of the state championship series with Cleveland, 8 to 0, as Benton held Cleveland scoreless. The matchup featured Cincinnati players Benton and Clarke against Cleveland’s Kaler, Mitchell, Falkenberg, and O’Neill. The piece notes fan disappointment and ticketing controversy surrounding the Athletics Giants series, with complaints from bankers, brokers, and citizens over scarce grandstand seats and inflated resale prices.
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Benton
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Chicago Americans win city series opener in ninth inning rally
In Chicago Oct 18 the Americans defeat the Nationals 8 to 4 in the first game of the city championship series. Key hits by Sheckard Tinker and Walsh amplify a late rally. Walsh picks up the win, Brown the loss as Evers and Gelder contribute for the Nationals.
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Evers
Saler
Balle
Brown
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