Western Eleven Holds Galludet Reserves To 7 7 Tie At Kendall Green
Western Eleven and Galludet Reserves battled to a 7 to 7 stalemate at Kendall Green. Western outgained by Kendall Green early, but the heavier Galludet attack wore down the defense in the second half. Captain Spike led Western with solid backfield work as Conard and Wells shone on the ends. Substitutions and a late drive kept the contest tense, ending in a rare tied score.
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PUNTER FOR NAVY IS SOUGHT BY COACHES
Annapolis Md Dutch The kick ing name received a good deal of attention at the Naval Academy this afternoon as no particularly strong punter has been developed as yet there was no scrimmage though there was some work in breaking through and going down field and tickling and a long formation and stenal drill in the backfield Allford and Churk are doing the punting whic King or Waliate can be drawn back if necessary None is more than a fair punter Squid B the Academy second team will play against the eleven of the ILS 8 Utah here on Saturday Liguel Bois rather green but heavier than the regulars Officials for the opening high school L football game between Tech and Hast ern tomorrow are Bryan Morse referee Louis Battersby umpire and John Dugan head linegman The con test will be held in the Central stadium
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Coaches Speed Football Squads in Practice Rowland a Factor
The article argues that Charlie Rowland deserved more credit for the White Sox past success than Kid Gleason and that Rowland’s dismissal may have been premature. It notes Gleason’s success later and suggests Rowland remains a strong major league manager potential, with a pivotal role in shaping the team’s 1918 campaign.
College Elevens Readied for Hard Tests This Weekend
Georgetown and Catholic University square off in a weekend slate as Washington area teams scrub for form. Georgetown drills stress offense and line play while Naval Base and Virginia Tech prepare for key tests. Maryland State and others send squads to Morgantown for crucial scrimmages.
Virginia defense lessons in midweek Virginia scrimmage
Charlottesville on October 15 The Virginia squad spent the afternoon focusing on blocking tackles and end runs under Coach Coleman. New faces included Wenwick Wallace Davis and Newman among the forwards and ends, with uncertainty about the backfield for Saturday’s game with Virginia Military Institute.
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Laurel Track Handicap Race Results at Reavy Field
In Laurel Maryland on October 15 1919 the Thirteenth Day meeting featured six races. Kilmer's Magneto Beth Willer led by TT Me Pant won the First Rack a one mile handicap with Mint Cat and Daddys Chootee among the places. Second Rack saw Disguise Fairy Slipper win for Job Widener with Fairy Slipper in close pursuit. Fifth Race Grandee and Torquato led a strong field with Grandee taking the win. Sixth Race Glen Light overcame rivals to win for J H Leuchheimer. Seventh Race Whitner's Glen Light held off Touranet with strong finish.
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Whitney Has Big Day At Laurel Racing Card
Edward F Whitney, a popular sportsman, enjoyed a standout day at Laurel as his colors led in two races. Grandee paid $7.30 and Glen Light $2.50, with Frogtown and others advancing in a mixed program on a challenging track.
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Boxing and Racing Items Spark Hagerstown Laurel Meeting News
A scattered report details a five day meeting at Hagerstown with unrest over a possible winter event at Laurel, plus jockey moves and horse sales. Dottie Vandiver won a race and was claimed for 2074 dollars. A hockey revival in New York is anticipated as boxing seeks legality again after wartime disruptions.
Man's Stomach Reveals Junkheap of Miscellany
Boston October 15 officers of Derr Island house of correction announced a prisoner from Montreal named Buzzell serving a one year forgery sentence suffered indigestion. A surgical operation recovered two pounds of foreign objects including dog chain pieces, safety razor blade, suspenders buckle, nails and 179 fragments. He is recovering.
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Fruit Cake Wins King’s Bridge Handicap At Empire City
In heavy mud at Empire City the King’s Bridge handicap for 13-year-olds and up saw A K Macomber’s Fruit Cake Pickwick edge rival Lilima Thulk by a nose with Pickwick close. Northern Felie defeated Bridge Player and Teachers Pet among others in a tight finish. Thistleden led the Glencoe handicap to victory, while other races featured Bridle players and longshot entries amid erratic footing and fast finishes.
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Favorites Earn Narrow Wins in Hagerstown Races
Muddy track at Hagerstown Interstate Fair hosted five races with favorites leading. Naomi Westen ridden by Lotkey Davenport faced expulsion from the grounds in an earlier event, while Dailey, Stanley, and Beaty tied for notable finishes among colts and older horses in four furlong sprints with purses ranging from 40 to 300 dollars.
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Cesarevitch Upsets Field in Newmarket Cesarevitch Stakes
Newmarket England October 13 Ivanhoe owned by J White won the Cesarevitch stakes at odds of 20 to 1 in a sensational upset. Golden Melody owned by W Stewart finished second with Bridgend owned by W Griggs third. Nenetren horses ran.
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