Mail flyer Doty of C U Eleven is defeated death
Baltimore October 14 Lyman W Doty pilot of a New York Washington mail plane was burned to death when his craft crashed at Rolling Road Golf Club Catonsville. The plane left Washington shortly before the crash to land in heavy weather. Mail was scattered and many pouches burned. Doty formerly from Diggs Cab he had just resumed duty after testing a mail plane last December. A mass meeting on athletics was held at Tech High School with Louis Mattern addressing students.
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Favorites Fail In Big Diamond Tilts
Betting on baseball outside the world series drew interest yet season results upset favorites. White Sox Reds Cubs Giants faltered while wins for Reds and Herrmann sparked debate on length of post season series and stockholder gains.
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Middle Atlantic golfers to play in Columba tourney
A large field from Columbia Country Club and surrounding clubs competes in an upcoming Columbia Country Club event. Players from Washington, Chevy Chase, Beaver, Glen Echo, and other area clubs are listed as entrants with match play rounds scheduled Friday and finals Saturday.
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Gallaudet Welcomes Returning Player To Kendall Green
Matthew the Westerner returns to Kendall Green as a fullback bolster for Gallaudet. The veteran will boost the backfield alongside Loach Hughes as the team aims to enhance its offense this season.
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Multiple Bowling Leagues and Scores Across District Circuits
A fragmented OCR summary lists numerous bowling leagues including National Capitol League, Washington Tenpin League, District League, and Masonic League with individual team and player scores. Entries show team totals, player names, and handicaps across venues, highlighting standings and performance across varied leagues.
Marines Too Heavy For Brooklanders In Season Opener
Marine eleven from Quantico defeated Catholic University 7 to 0 in muddy field conditions. Marine backfield battered the lighter Catholic line in the first half, while Murphy’s 55 yard punts and a second quarter TD by Moulther secured the Leathernecks victory. Catholic showed grit with Foran and McNamara leading defense. Brennan powered key runs.
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Faults in grid team stir Virginia prep for Maryland game
Charlottesville Virginia October 14 Virginia shows weakness in grid play against Maryland State prompting renewed coaching focus. Long scrimmages yesterday and today target specific gaps. Lidia Thussell replaces Davis in backfield amid steady ground gains. Hobbs Punenart also improves in ball carrying.
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Navy Eleven Drill On Muddy Gridiron
Annapolis Md Oct 14 Three teams ran through signals and formations on a muddy field this afternoon. Dobie had the main team under charge using several backfield combinations while Ingram and Raffe directed others. Rawlin Alford Clark Waters and Koehler are contending for regular backfield spots as the contest is unsettled. Technical Highs football squad will play two games today with St Albans and Army Atreratt at Potomac Park. Montrose Athletic Club seeks games in the Washington area, averaging 140 pounds. Contesta may be arranged with Manager Carrol Daly.
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Peru President Leguia Says Government Negotiating with US Interests
President Leguia declares the government is negotiating with powerful American interests to install water supply drainage and paving systems for 24 of the largest cities as part of constitutional governance efforts. The statement frames foreign involvement as a key modernization move.
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Railroad plan for Peru region advances to open river trade
Hie announced negotiations among republic cities for a railway from the coast near Paitamio to the Maranon River. The line would unlock a region capable of supporting 25,000 people. In sports, Los Angeles and St Paul tied the Western minor league series at one game apiece as Dick Niehaué pitched a scoreless sixth.
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