Bogey and Chevy Chase Golf Tourney Sets Three Day Chase
The Chevy Chase and Columbia clubs host a fall golf tournament with Col. Bogey as a top challenger. Forty-plus pairs begin Saturday with 36 holes, followed by match play Friday and handicap finals Saturday. Prizes include the president's cup and multiple runner up cups.
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Qualifying Round at Wollaston for New England Golf
Representatives from Williams College Brown Dartmouth and MIT qualified for the individual championship round at Wollaston Golf Club. Twenty two players started with 91 or better required to continue. Williams led medal play with Mitchell Clapp and Wilcox at 83.
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Yale Golfers Champion Defeat Princeton in Final Round
Yale won the Intercollegiate Golf Association team title at Garden City Club on Long Island with a 224-71 score in a 36 hole final against Princeton. Ellis Knowles led Yale with a 79 in the morning despite losses by Bruce D. Smith and Dwight Partridge. Robert Abbott posted 82s in both rounds, securing Yale’s fourth team championship since 1897 as Harvard Penn and Columbia were eliminated earlier.
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Princeton Varsity Beats Scrubs as Simmons Injured
Princeton New Jersey October 18 The varsity team substituted for the regular game and won by four touchdowns. Halfback Simmons played for the first time in ten days delivering a 28 yard end run before being severely injured and carried off. End O Brien and center Dutch er also suffered injuries, ending their seasons.
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Hicks Best Revolver Shot Defeats Tom Kelly at Anacostia
The second day of the National Capital Affident Revolver Club fall event at the Anacostia range drew crowds as U S Army surgeon J R Hicks defeated New York’s Tom Kelly in the open revolver match. Hicks posted scores of 9, 4, and 43 with his best three, while out-of-town marksman McDougal also arrived as shotgun tests and rifle events drew limited high scores amid a busy shooting day. Historic Churchill Downs sold to a group led by Col W E Applegate Jerome Respass Capt S S Brown and Matt J Winn for about 435000, with the Louisville track’s lease extended for forty more years.
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The New Back Sack Suit with Center Vent
The four button single breasted sack model with Sluch center vent and notched lapels is praised for stately look and versatile fit. Available in best worsted wools and Scotchy weavings in gray blue and black with prices from 15 to 35 dollars.
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Baseball Notes and Parades Highlight 1904 Athletics Season
Philadelphia plans a big parade for the Athletics after their American League title. Connie Mack ponders Matty’s World Series impact if he had not played. Washington observers track Half Back Magoffin from Michigan and the 1904 Fourth Presbyterian club. M E Heyden marries Anna Ritchie in Indianapolis. Stahl and Huelaman attend. Reds near signing Joe Kelley but not as manager. Lon is linked to Reds, Hanlon stays in Brooklyn, McAleer reshapes St. Louis roster with Powell and OConnor returning to form a stronger team.
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Dreyfuss backs Pulliam for NL presidency
The long rift between Berney Dreyfuss and Col. Harry Pulliam has softened. Dreyfuss now supports Pulliam’s re election, praising his aggressive honest and unbiased leadership. Pulliam sought stricter discipline with Pittsburg players and has been a steadfast, improving official for the National League.
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Fishing Yarns Rampant on Potomac with Big Catches Reported
Local sportsmen flock to the Potomac as mild weather fuels a thriving fishing scene. Boats dot the river from Great Falls downstream with bass, perch, and other fish reported in large numbers. Maj. E H Neumeyer and Detective Mutler are among notable anglers, while yellow perch bite along Eastern Branch and near Four-mile Run amid ongoing river improvements.
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Winchester Fair Results Highlight William Bryant Victory
Five thousand spectators at the Winchester fair watched William Bryant driving Sunlight Chimes win a tight trotting and pacing race. Jacob Garver's Sunlight Chimes finished a close second, as crowds roared in the amphitheater and along the track. Other events on day two included a half mile running heats race and various pacing purses.
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Mayhem in Football Game between NYU and Trinity
New York University cut athletic relations with Trinity after a Hartford game last Saturday. Capt Cragin of NYU reportedly suffered a hand injury described by a witness physician as a human bite. Trinity officials have not publicly commented, but Hartford sources deny the biting claim.
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Navy shuts out Western Maryland in 29 0 victory at Annapolis
Navy overpowers Western Maryland College 29 to 0 as Decker shines with a long touchdown run after Higgins’ punt. Norton led visitors with several fine runs while Sellman Adams Higgins and Stayton stood out for W Md College. Officials were Melvin Poe and Gresham Poe with two 2 point attempts successful and several failed conversions.
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St Johns Beats Business in Coliseum Football Clash
St John s College eleven fought Business High School at the Coliseum yesterday, with neither side scoring. St John s showed superior skill and moved the ball largely through Green’s power plays and runs by Drury Fitzgerald Rover and Freeman. Bowies of Business was hurt early in the second half and retired as his team pressed hard, but gradually weakened. Heasler returned a punt for St John s near Business goal, and the game ended with strong interference by St John s.
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