Douglas Leads Navy Victory Over Princeton in Triangular Clash
The Navy triumph over Princeton marked a major win for West Point battle fans. Douglas stood out as a versatile back, scoring repeatedly and delivering key plays that energized the navy cadets. The victory added to a long‑standing rivalry with Harvard and Penn, highlighting strong performances from Navy amid injury setbacks and a fast, disciplined team effort.
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Njury
Douglass
Navy
West Point
Pu Xeston
Hive Iso
Princeton
Sal Lnversity
Pennsylvani
Eich
Mia
Dewaliss
Tim
Douglas
Hig Trekhn
West Point Hix Fest
He Corps of Cadets of
West Paints
Harvard
Elise
Amateur Wrestling Results Show Narrow Three Falls Decision
In the October 16 amateur wrestling championship finals at Olympic Stadium, three falls determined winners across weight classes. Notable victors include Rowet Curry AC New York and George etn Sational Tomae von Lows Gow, with other strong performances from Allied clubs in New Jersey and Missouri.
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St Tamils
Armiteur
Tle
Guia
Ces
Salts
Curry Storgs
New York
Teiefau Saler Souk Wien
Hepa
Sational
Tomae von Lows Gow
St Lons
Nelson Et Grange VC
New Ark
Minge
Leslee
Stoebhler South Broadway
JR Hradstow Bos Cl
Thedore Mebcar
Noros
Semark NJ
Cotah Mog
Hopi al—Ron
Loule Turcverens
Brightwood Harness Races and Local Football Club Preview
Brightwood awaits a fall season opener next Wednesday with 62 horses entered led by Neted Nive and a slate including John Gas as Sam Vehay James Metchers Gadatone Re Rockeys Bells RW Oppenhemer and veteran Huy Phese. The program features a free gate draw, a 240 pound limit exhibition, and a final for traders and pacers with Captan Walton overseeing the judging. The Phillips Athletic Club football team is organized for 194 season with Gwens Bren rin Delph Cu back Goodno captivid Jef.end Puerner Oschenreiter Wor to oomph xward Witten and others aiming to defend last year’s district championship. The program closes with a health note and pneumonia precautions amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartland
Virginia
Frigh Wood Trying Association
John Gas
Sam Vehay
James Metchers
Gadatone
Rockeys Bells
James Hunters Orphan Row
Tinothy Shoernes
Gray Pieer Huy Phese
Vinni
Howard Russel
Shepherd
Beale
BJ Slowoner
Captan Walton
Bree
Phillips Athletic Club
Gwens
Bren Rin
Delph
Tang
Puerner
Oschenreiter
Bosman
Xward Witten
Phil
Lins
Gilane Anl
Duponts
Best Batters In The .200 Class And Local Notes
Wagner lists nine regulars for fielding in the .200 class with Kling McGann Furst Raymer Dahlen Casey Cooley and others. Mike Donlin earns praise as a great baseman though played few games. Beasley, Pittesine, and others appear in batting and fielding notes across leagues, plus a local pool match and fraternity gathering are described. A diamond theft arrest fronts police notes.
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Firel
Kling
McGann
Furst
Raymer
Dahlen
Casey
Cooley
Gale Rages Off Newfoundland Harsh Seas Hit Fishing Fleet
Severe gale now over forty eight hours devastates Grand Banks and Labrador coast fleets. Many vessels reported driven ashore or foundered while telegraph lines fail, delaying full casualty reports.
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Grand Barks
Labrador
Johns
Seaboard
Chesbro Crowned Best Pitcher of the World
Jack Chesbro emerges as champion pitcher after a remarkable season. He appeared in 52 games, won 40 and lost 11, earning praise from manager Griffith for his workload. Patten led Senators with 12 wins and 23 losses, while several pitchers posted notable marks in strikeouts and walks. Waddell set a high strikeout total and Cy Young continued as a steady presence on the mound.
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Alin
Tayler
Prigge
Gang
Kelley Beckles
Tenney
Closs
Peltz
Heston
Ritchey
Raymor
Bram
Dahlen
New York
Bast Felding
Shay
St Louis
Mertes
McChesney
Cooley
Woodruff
Jack Barty
Jimmy Carey
Casey
Ae Java
Honus Wagner
Pittsburg
Theond
Avi
H C Pulham
Wagner
Pelawath Lex York
Lawra
Fuladelphin
Suhue Chago Deleban
Lowe
Shannon
Louis
Lawethorn
Les
Chirag
Mt Toprserts
Chicago
Brooklsn
Honess
Parths
Chesita
Pirsburg
Ater
Ramon
Lugens Cinta
York
Eenthart
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Young Gorton
Cincinnati
Pisa Athisea
Charkaon New York
Ace
Sebring Pitsburg
Nietnnatt
Coakley
Orl
Dob Brook
Altrock Ghiewas
Ritter Brook
Donabuy Cheveland
Smith Pleisburr
Carl d
MB Powell
Hulow
Bal Barry Philaelphia Chisaga
Cilbert
Henley Athleticn
Hare Ua
Peity St Touln
Sheckant Benoit
Athlatica
Titosn
Detroit Bay Cannon Bost
Killian Detroit
Snes
Mulin Derralt
Loule
Ant
Unwerman
Loula
Slacer
Sudha
Corvoran
Agnet Elrtaburg
Agnet Elrtaburg ‘27 0 Ey Patten Washington
Ea Burke Ca
Lanls
Piaberty
Il Moran Boston
Hughes Washington A
Mathaesa Nonkath
Washington
Utehall Hilar
Brooklyn
Jasobaea Washington
Ua Duakle
West
Stovall
Strialett
Chicaga
Phiadelphia
Dean
Clevat
Dinahus Laws
Phiadeladie
Wieler Peak
Ray Imoed
Detroit
Ryan
Lani
Neill Ihicage
Moran
Moran 80 Toute
Wvarto
A Louis
Son
Marshall Phite
Posten
Wigan Washington
al Mahnety Pictsburg Ps
Asalysic
GAN
Taylor
Boston
Ms U
Barclay St Tawis Bostan
Carney” Botan
Fiftan Chicago
Thiderpeta
Ener Pittsbare
Aaa
Tookien
Young
Jon Cleveland
Elmer Chienes
Tovar Broakls
Wile Teston
Brad Tye
Smith Chicana
Amoginnley
Lork
Athiatic
Jone
Q Brealelyn
Hinetanatl
le McLean St
Rat Phiadembla
Howell
Piantmnath
Xeilag
Altrack
Laule Bray
BAS
Tsar Pallafelphia
Fleasanoyan
Mullin
Canin
Moore Clevelana Ata
el Ames
Rhea‘es Cineland
Fe Aga
Paulipna
Pitteh
Townsend Ward Stovoil Carrott
Bo Boo
Sodhatt St. Lale
al Dew
Louis Ibe
Lars
Chilengo
Brookly
Jack Chesbro
GriMth
Tannertl
Pittsburgs
Highlandura
Patten
Cy Young
Sinosaes
Graham elected captain of Georgetown Nataly crew
Willem H Graham narrowly elected captain of Georgetown Nataly crew succeeding Vincent Brem net. Freshman class backed him as the new leader who rowed on the university eight previously and served as manager of the field and track term. Coach Dempsey hopes to build a strong nucleus with Wade Ham Hayden Mudd Cannon around which the team can rebound after poor performances last spring. The Interclass regatta will be staged on the Upper Potomac later this month with class eight races, a law school event, and a university championship final. Clearwater defeats Eby at pool.
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Willem H Graham
Louege
Quora Tesac
Caplan
Georgetown Nataly
Vincent A Bremnet
University Froy
Georgetown
Ang
Craw
Eght Witich
Wade Ham
Hayden Mudd Cannon
Graham
Dempsey
Annapolis
Poughkeepsie
Upper Potomac
Aqueduct Bridge
Motor boat race ends with fatal sinking in Paris event
In Maisons Laffitte on the River Seine the 16th annual 10 kilometer motor boat race saw a fatal accident when the Mercedes 1 sank after a collision. Engineer Wael drowned as a second competitor was crushed. The Rover TV won in two hours and twenty three minutes, setting a world record.
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Paris
Maisons Laffitte
Safne
Wael
Rover TV
Negro Lawyer Argues Case Before Supreme Court
W H Green, a local lawyer formerly of North Corona, appeared for Rufus Bynon in error from the Indian Territory Court of Appeals. The case claims denial of a fair and impartial jury trial under the sixth and fourteenth amendments. The scene was described as a notable constitutional proceeding.
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Supreme Coast
Supreme Court of the United States
W H Green
North Corona
Rufus Binyon Plalndes
Court of Appell
Indian Territory
Abia
Supposed Mad Dog Ends Life in Georgetown
A supposed mad dog belonging to Walter Harvey of 1090 Thirty Second Street Northwest died after being shot near its home. The incident occurred in front of the Suterian rabies patrol area. Police identify the dog as the property of Harvey and Brown of the Seventh precinct. Meanwhile John Johnson, a colored man, was arrested in the Fourth precinct on embezzlement charges for allegedly keeping ten dollars paid by W A Barnes, a food dealer in Southwest Washington, for employee wages.
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Ant
Georgetown
Walter Harvey
Thirty Second Street
Belieging Ik
Polomon Brown
Seventh Precinct
John Johnson
Fourth Precinct
Itty
Johnson
W A. Barnes
Washington
Mohonk Indian Conference Opens Focus on Native Needs
The twenty first session of the Lake Mohonk Indian conference opens Wednesday near Charles J Bonaparte of Baltimore will preside. Speakers include experts on the Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii and Indian affairs such as Prof Martin G Brambaugh Samuel McCune Landsay Tis su cessor Jacob H Hollander Brig Gen G A Goodale W Leon Pepterman Frank Sargent Prat Frank A Hosmer and others. The opening address will be by Bonaparte, with a review of Indian development by McCowan.
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Lake Mohonk
Chares J Bonaparte
Baltimore
United States
Philipi
B Bryan
F OW Atkinson
Phiippines
G A Goodale
W Leon Pepterman
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Porton
Robbed House in Daylight by Out of Town Crooks
Burglars entered Wi George N Nixon's residence at 914 Wyoming Avenue Northwest yesterday afternoon while the family was away. They took clothing jewelry and silverware valued at 200. Entrance gained through a forced front door. Detectives suspect out of town thieves and a lookout is being maintained.
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George N. Nixon
Wyoming Avenue
Tom
Axon
District officials seek higher salaries in revised estimates
Terriel Auditor Garrison did not request raises in his submitted estimates. Commissioners propose increases from 3600 to 4000, with other rises for Police Court judges to 4000, Assistant Inspector of Buildings to 190, Deputy Disbursing Officer to 200, Superintendent of Insurance to 4005, Property Clerk to 2200, Deputy Tax Collector to 2000, Board Secretary to 2200, and related board positions.
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Terriel
Garrison
Police Court
Paynton
Jones
Sem
Drake
Simms
Collins
Roderick
Board of Education
Brockway Eyes Affected By Eye Paralysis In Washington
News brief reports Dr Brockway a longtime Congressional Library bookkeeper residing in Washington at his son Sean’s home showing paralysis of the eyes believed caused by overwork. Also a Pennsylvania man treated for an eye wound at Georgetown University Hospital after an assault. A 10-year-old boy from Gales Street hospitalized after a fall from a tree. A Wofford College junior dies from a pistol misfire during play.
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Mr Brockway
Syerlal
Washington
Binghamton NY
Frank T Brockway
Congressional Library
Sean Brock
Denegal Oy
EdWein Sisling
da Pentsylvania
Georgetown University Hospital
Flemming
Rossin
Joy Feil
George
AC Iso Gales Street
Casualty Hospital
Twentieth Street
Benning Road
Wiehead
Scarnage
Wofford College
W A Rogers
Elevation accident claims Williams College athlete in New York
Edward Garvin Shea of Brooklyn New York a promising athlete at Williams College was in a Wellington Hotel elevator in North Adams Massachusetts on October 16. He attempted to step out while moving and struck the door top severely injuring himself.
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North Adams
Mass
Edward , Garvin Shea
Brooklyn
Wiliams College
Wellington Hotel
Angel Skull
Efforts to Save Fish Face Polluted Potomac River
Washington and Baltimore residents fear pollution and overuse of the Potomac lead to fish decline. The Game and Fish Protection Association demands enforcement of laws, a filtration plant, and opposing releases of young bass or a Great Falls causeway to block fish passage. Local and state officials urged action as tourism and fishing revenue suffer.
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Washington
Baltimore
Great Fails
Game and Fish Protection Association of
District of Columbia
Associaton
Uip
Washinton
Harpers Ferry
Warsland
West Vanginin Tee
Mary Land
Maryland
Jassacraton
Macy'21
Potomac
Double Charge Against Negro Elsie Tibbs Accused of Assault
Police report says Elsie Tibbs, a Negro woman, was attacked in her Cherry Hill home at 6:30 AM by her husband Fisie Tibbs who allegedly assaulted her and a police officer. Officer Auster responded, Tibbs resisted and fled upstairs. a baton was used in self defense. Tibbs was wounded and taken to Georgetown University Hospital before being detained at Seventh precinct station.
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Fisie Tibbs
Cherry Hill
Seventh Precinct
Aly
Pollerman J S. Auster
Tibbs
Hus Wie
Neger
Jnst
Lim
Trr
Negro
Georgetown Universis Hospital
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Mertz
Mertz-way
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Crossman
Mie
Stewart
W. Eiseman
James King & Co
Ballymore
McCauley
Walford
Dane
Seiog Bay
Walford's
Petis Coons Rey
Ase
Louis Bush
Fit Morris, Pth and
Pa Ave
Sonerclul
Joanne
Montana
Saouives
Pupuks
Wage
Tspaue Kook Lroe Gook Remedy Co
Iso Masosio Temple
Sbstago Iil
Godheim & Sons
H St
405 Avenue
Asso
Pittesine
Beckley
Pst Omega Fraternity
Eby
Isi Omega
Sea
Adéreas
A_ Piatcher
Soo
Clements
EE Belford
EB Harrison
R Walton
O Brien
Ake
J C
Robert Schumacher
Drs
A Walton
Constantine
Crane
M,bute
J Madeil
Carpenter
Protelnet
Lacceny
Iss Mary Henry
Huntoon Place
Newfoundland
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chesbro
Highlander
Cavemen
Choost
Toy
Clearwater
Pool St Louis
W H Clearwater
Coally
Grant
Sagimeer
Rapee IV
Walsery Man
Local Protective Association
Elsie Tibbs
Old Braddock Maryland Rye Grocers
Cates
Jas
Clark Distilling
Motarthy
Ave
Munyon
Paw Paw
Ace Elarh
Eadertesen
Ree
Persia
Otice
Twelfth Street
Koch
Fisk Elgin
Pirlees
M.D
Gononenora
Abd Geer Ywergott
Emer
Bleman Bro ‘Outfitters
Gors Cor
Bay
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