Veteran Golfers Fail In Tourney
The second day of the Columbia Country Club golf tournament saw many close matches and several upsets as veterans struggled to advance. Semifinals include Walter Tuckerman and Hugh Saum as favorites, with Haley a rising contender from Essex. A late drama featured brakes and long drives with matches extending to the nineteenth and twentieth holes.
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Columbia
Tre Walter Tuckerman
Chevy Release
Hugh Saum
MB Stevenson
Haley
Essex Country
Tab Saum
Stevenson
Tuckerman
Guy Standifer
B. Eynon, Jr
Ashmead Fuller
Chevy Chase
Fuller
Young Haley
Standifer MacKenze Eynon
Harban James
Brawner
Jackson
Saum
Byner Jr
K. Jackson
Guy Standiter
George FE Truett
Washington
High Saum
BE. EB. Johnson
E P Brooke
R E Carlson
Tom Moore
Harry Krauss
Hay KH Chopin
Pollard
Chevy Chane
E McCullom
Maniey
W.L. Treadway
WP Hall
Maryland Country Club
MV Crane
Brooke
Moore
Chapin
McCallum
F Poyle
H KK Boyle
Hall
Treadway
Carlson
Krauss
Phillips
Agnew
Ap Crane
Rouman
J R
Appleman
Dr TE Neill
King Cornwell
G © Rankin
Bannockburn
Child
Wo M Smith
Prentiss
Saunders
Mattingly
Coombs
Middleton
Cornwell
White
Taylor
Train
Clark
Nixon
Smith
Rankin
Howard
Lowman
Paret
Cullinan
Christman
English
West
Govern
Peck
Vanleer
Hughes
Orme
Pearce
Doyie
Manley Phillips
Crane
Football Games Today Across Regions and Colleges
A slate of college and regional football games is listed across multiple venues and times. Highlights include Georgetown facing Westminster at 3 o clock, Penn State against Beate College, and Ohio State versus Minnesota in Columbus along with several other matchups across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore and Detroit.
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Georgetown
Westminister
American le Park
Pen
Mount
Mary's
Mary
Ashington Ee
George Wigto
John’s Va
Wea
Feupayivanistary Academy
Gallauo
Eareard Oocaet
Cambri
EWR
Yate
Winans
Furnian
Penn State
West Oointone
Vanderbilt
Lexington
Auburn
Clamnon
Aakoey
District net title decided at marathon doubles final
Maj Arthur Yencken of the British embassy and Jack Dudley former Swarthmore star won the District doubles title at Dumbarton club courts. They defeated Ballard Moore and Dudley Morgan 6-2 5-7 19-17 6-2 in a marathon match with a 36 game third set.
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Arthur Yencken
Jack Dudley
Swarthmore College
Netman
Ballard Moore
Dudley Morgan
Dumbarton Club
Yencken
Dudley
Virginia Defeats Maryland Freshmen 13 to 6 in Charlottesville
Virginia first year team edges Maryland freshmen 13 to 6 in Charlottesville. Maryland scored late in the final period on a forward pass Marden to Smith, then advanced to Virginia's 1 yard line before being stopped on downs.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Maryland
Marden
Smith
Maryland
Meek LE. Collings Buxton
Melvin Bevan
Davis Theamar
Beeen Biers
Ra Price Barris RT Hough Flering
Berger Watts
Aes Smith Arnold LL
Marden Wilson
Lewis Sieters
Heine Virginia
Hawkshaw
Melvin
Williams
Collins
Faber
Lewis
Fleming
Watts
Smith Gosla
Arnold
Business
Clark
Lamar
Sherry
Western
Day
Barrett
Dulin
Capt
Dufiel
Cummings
Business Smith
Lexington Feature as Jane the Great Wins Trotting Meet
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association closed its fortieth ninth annual meeting in Lexington with the 205 trot and the 201 pace as main events. Jane the Great won the trot after losing the first heat to Kilo Watts. San Aldo captured the pace after finishing third in the second heat, won by Hal Mahone. The final heat was marred by a spill when Sir Roch and Senator Wilkes went down rounding the first turn. Charles Dean Jr. and Harry Gray were handling the reins on the two horses, neither horse nor driver seriously injured.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Jane the Great
Kilo Watts
San Aldo
Hal Mahone
Sir Roch
Senator Wilkes
Charles Dean Jr
Dreadnaughts Seek Sunday Games in District Vicinity
The Dreadnaught eleven seeks matches with fast teams in the local district for Sunday. Manager E R Allen of Alexandria BO8 is handling arrangements.
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Dreadnaughts
Dreadnaught
Cail
E R Allen
Alexandria
Football Scores From Various Colleges
Denison defeats Otterbein 88 to 0 while Erakine posts 74 to 0 over College of Charleston. Kenyon beats Wooster 8 to 0 and Auburn Clemzon blanks others. Mississippi College edges Misetestop A and M 14 to 13 with King College topping Tusculum 28 to 0.
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Aubarn
Clemzon
Denison
Otterbein
Kenyon
Wooster
Erakine
College of Charleston
King College
Tusculum
A and M
Mississippi Collge
Business vs Western High clash ends 7 6 in opener
In Central Stadium Business High loses 7 to 6 to Western High after Bill Cummings misses a late extra point. Sherry and Lamar spark Western while Dufief, McGarraghy, Greenwood and Cummings star for Business. Game marked by fumbles and punting exchanges amid a tight defensive struggle.
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Bill Cummings
Mike Kelly
Business High School Eleven
Western High Machine
Central Stadium
Biscue
Western
Orange and Blue
Harry Sherry
Lamar
Clark
McGarreghy
Dufief
Sherry
Sullivan
Ike
Day
Barrett
Sprague
Fambiles
Hageage
Sirmyer
Sturgis
Hair
Dufiet
McGarraghy
Greenwood
Cummings
Dulin LE Bowright
Calker Stargis
Stephen Center
Tradigan
Greenwood Hawkins RT
Cummings Sullivan
Smith Lamar
Daydseniger
Lhb
Clark Sherry
Banks
Baker
Hegeage
Thomas
Wright
Stephens
Turner
Sirmnyer
Robinson
Duke
Business
Wall
Havaught
Cooperman
Bangs
Sprague Ffor Barrett
Wyatt Sprague
Sullivan Carker
Achchdown
yaissed—Cummings
Mp Magofiii
Michigan
Wou
Linesiman
Mr. Robbins
Mercersburg
Georgia A. Plays Harvard In Big Intersectional Game
New York October 14 Harvard hosts Georgia in a major intersectional clash as the teams rely on speed and dash. Other top matchups include Yale vs Williams and Wabash at Army with Indiana also in rugged play, while Cornell faces Western Reserve at Ithaca amid 1920 scores and notes on form.
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Harvard
New York
Georgia University
Southerners
Washington and Lee
Rutgers
Dartmouths
Tennessee
Mountaineers
Western College
Army
West Point
Indianas
Cornell
Western Reserve
Ithaca
Gil Dobie
Yale
Williams
Tomornper
Precton
Navy
Eenneres
Darendath
Wuivevelty
Hervard
Wabash
Lafayette
Bucknell
Incinnati
Pit Amherst
Union Hanna
Colgate
Bates
Colbyeens
Opening of 1921 Dixie college football season
Invading Dixie teams prepare for a slate of inter sectional clashes with Georgia facing Harvard style test in Cambridge and Centre hampered by last week’s V P I defeat. Tennessee travels to Dartmouth while Tulane meets Rice in Houston and Florida hosts Mercer in Gainesville. Georgia Tech meets Furman in Atlanta and Alabama dominates Southern Military Institute in Tuscaloosa.
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Dixie
Georgia
Harvard
Cambridge
Indiana
Northern Fields
Iitwo
Washington and Lee
Rutgers
Generals
Coronels
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
New
Houston
Texas
Texas A. & M
Baton Rouge
Lexington
M. I
Witwinia
Sewanee
Tenn
Oglethorpe
Columbia
North Carolina
South Caro
Georgia Tech-Furman
Tuscaloose
Alabama
Southern Military Institute
Navy Eleven Ready for Princeton Game
The Navy football team prepares for a major clash with Princeton at Annapolis as experts expect Princeton to win, though Navy’s stronger 1920 squad and missing stars Laurie and Gerrity could shift the balance. Local observers and alumni from Princeton are set to attend, alongside naval officers and officials, for one of the season’s marquee Eastern games.
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Annapolis
Uncle Sam
Midshipmen
Bill Roper
Princeton Tigers
Princeton
Navy
Tigers
Laurie
Gerrity
Roper
S.ars
Washington
Naval
Princeton Ahimnae
Flavin Out of Westminster Battle for Georgetown Eleven
Georgetown coach Exendine will field a Westminster clash without captain Jack Flavin who has minor injuries from this week. The Blue and Gray plan to rest him for the Holy Cross game, with the rest of the lineup unchanged for the Westminster match.
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Exendine
Georgetown
Jack Flavin
Westminster
Holy Cross
Flavin
College games scheduled across several venues
League Park hosts Catholic University against Mount St Marys at Brookland. Norfolk sees George Washington versus William and Mary. Chester hosts Gallaudet versus Pennsylvania Military College. Maryland plays St Johns at Annapolis for a workout. The final game runs this afternoon to not clash with Princeton versus Navy.
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Norfolk
George Washington
William and Mary
Chester Pa
Gallaudet
Pennsylvania Military College
Maryland University
St Johns
Annapolis
Princeton Navy
British golf cramp scores easy victory in match play
Shawnee Pa October 14 British amateur golf champion Hunter of Great Britain defeated Donald Parsons of Youngstown Ohio seven to six in the first round of the autumn invitation tournament. Hunter was out in 42 and the match ended at the thirteenth green. JWB Standish of Detroit beat Dwight Meigs of Philadelphia 23 and 4, while Alex Coles of Philadelphia defeated W Tyler unattached 6 and 5.
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Hunter
Great Britain
Donald Parsons
Youngstown
Ohio
JWB
Detroit
Dwight Meigs
Philadelphia
Alex Coles
W Tyler
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