Georgetown Football Sees Light Practice As Kelley Plans Return
Georgetown football held light practice with players weary from the Indians game. Coach Neilsen stressed tackling and charging technique while experimenting with backfield shifts including Bergen Rheinschildt and Helsk il. Kelley, last season’s fullback, aims to rejoin the squad once his academic conditions are cleared, with a broader team shakeup expected soon.
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Indian Team Resting After Georgetown Victory
Carlisle football squad returns from an easy win over Georgetown in Washington. Coach Warner plans a light week with subs and third team drills after extended signal practice. Key players Welch Hill and Garlow noted for improved health and steady backfield execution.
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Jefferson School Opens Home Football Season Triumph
Jefferson School defeated Fork Union Military Academy 9 to 1 at Horse Show grounds to open the home schedule. William Gooch scored two touchdowns and kicked a 20 yard field goal as time expired. Gooch and defenders Moomaw Creekford starred for Jefferson while Fork Union’s Bailey led the visitors.
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Army Navy game tickets in high demand in Philadelphia
Aphopolis Md Oct 16 demand for Army vs Navy tickets for the November 25 game in Philadelphia is high. Navy secretary Lieut Comdr Harris Laning says 6300 tickets will be distributed by Navy authorities with about 6000 more for midshipmen. Naval officers may have to receive two tickets per person instead of three. The surge is due to the fleet’s proximity to the area on game day.
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O Boyle Wins In Tight Georgetown Tennis Match
O Boyl e defeated Brosseau in three sets 7 8 6 3 6 4 to reach the semifinals as McLean beat Devlin 6 3 6 2. Cronin faces O Boyle in the semis with McLean awaiting the final winner. Manager McQuillan plans further matches with Virginia St John s Annapolis Naval Academy MCC and other colleges.
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Miss Phipps Wins Gold in Berthlyn Cup Qualifying
Philadelphia report notes Anita Phipps of Springfield Country Club Boston topping the first annual Berthlyn Cup Invitation with a 38 in the qualifying round. Second honors tied at 95 by Mrs Caleb F Fox donor of the cup and Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merion. other scores list Mies Nesbit Toronto Mies Noblit Wilmington and several Philadelphia players.
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Players Honor Stovall Chest Presented by Cleveland Team
Cleveland Ohio October 18 The Cleveland American Club players presented manager George Stovall with a chest of 82 silver pieces valued at 275 before he left for New York to watch the worlds series. It is not believed he will be retained as manager next season and may seek a managerial job with another major league club.
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Cardinals Beat Browns In City Championship Game
In St Louis on October 16 the National League Cardinals defeated the American League Browns 9 to 6 in a city championship contest. Batteries were George Powell Nelson and Stephens. Steels and Elise handled the steels. Umpires Perrine and Johnstone officiated.
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Giants Face Doomed Series Without McGraw Choice
The report notes McGraw has not announced his Six to manage the Giants and that without his selection the series outlook darkens. Mentions Marquard Plank Crandad Th St BT as possible pitchers in a tense effort with high stakes for the team.
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Athletics Triumph Sparks World Series Confidence
Philadelphia reports indicate the Athletics hold a lead after today’s game with Plank as pitcher. Mack’s pitching plan features Coombs and Bender, aiming to seize final advantage. Mathewson and Marquard performed well for the Giants yet struggled at times.
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C U Varsity Coming Fast in Scrimmage
Catholic University varsity shows rapid form with five touchdowns in a two 2 minute scrimmage against scrubs. New lineup includes Clancy at fullback Hoff and McDonnell at halves. Timothy reported but did not play. Middlekauf has joined and may become a key end or back as cuts continue.
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World Series Opening Day Draws Big Crowd and Contests
Philadelphia's Shibe Park hosts the opening game with 12,000 fewer tickets sold than Saturday and a damp field slowing play. The players' pool stands at 64,973.61 with winners likely to share over $2,000 each while losers receive two thirds of the winners. Tyrus Cobb faces fines for prior issues as Detroit's Navin settles the car prize. batters Davis and Crandall shuffle in as McGraw wields infielders, with Merkle erring on a foul fly and Eddie Collins delivering key plays to chase the win.
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Navy initiates new field practice at Annapolis
The Naval Academy held its first workout on the new athletic field amid a short daylight drill. Regulars Capt Dalton, Brown, and Davis were sidelined with leg and knee issues but are expected to join the Prince ion game next Saturday.
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