Bogey Leads Chevy Chase in Fall Golf Tourney Preview
The Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs host a three day fall golf tournament with Col. Bogey set to challenge top players from local and out of town clubs. The field includes entries from Washington, Audubon, Bannockburn, Flushing, and Columbia Golf Clubs plus notable amateurs. Weather forecasts predict rain but course remains in prime condition as 18 hole qualifying rounds open at 10 AM followed by match play leading to finals Saturday with multiple cups and prizes on offer.
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Qualifying Round At Wollaston For New England Golf Meet
Qualifiers from Williams College Brown Dartmouth and MIT earned spots in the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship second round at Wollaston Golf Club. Twenty two players started with 91 or better to advance. Williams led medal play headed by Wilcox Mitchell and Clapp at 83.
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Yale Golfers Champion Defeat Princeton In Final Round
Yale wins the Intercollegiate Golf Association team title at Garden City on October 18, defeating Princeton 224 3 to 171 2 over thirty-six holes. Ellis Knowles led with 79 in the morning. Robert Abbott scored 82 in each round. Harvard Penn and Columbia were eliminated earlier. Bruce D. Smith and Dwight Partridge dropped their matches for Yale.
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Half Back Simmons Hurt in Princeton Scrub Victory
Princeton New Jersey October 18, 1920 The varsity beat the scrubs by four touchdowns in a practice game Simmons played halfback for ten days but suffered a severe injury after a 28 yard end run O'Brien right end sustained a splint injury sidelining him for the season Dutch Center Dutch er center?
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Hicks Best Revolver Shot Defeats Tom Kelly in Match
On the second day of the National Capital Affidavit Revolver Club fall shoot at Anacostia, J. R. Hicks U S Army defeated Tom Kelly of New York in the open revolver match. Hicks posted scores of 9 4 43 with five shots at fifty yards, as out of town marksmen arrived and a shotgun test was scheduled for today. Historic Churchill Downs in Louisville was sold to a group including Col W E Applegate Jerome Respass Capt S Brown and Matt J Winn for about 435000.
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The New Back Sack Suit With Center Vent Appeal
The four button single-breasted sack model with a center vent is praised for stately lines and versatile fit. Shown with notched lapels and varied fabrics, it suits all sizes and shapes, offering styles in gray blue and black with prices from 15 to 35 dollars.
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Baseball Notes and Parade Plans Highlight Sporting Week
Philadelphia prepares a big parade for the Athletics as American League champions. Connie Mack ponders how Mathewson would have altered the World Series, while Washington fans track Magoffin and the Fourth Presbyterian club’s 1904 title. M E Heyden marries Anna Ritchie in Indianapolis with the couple honeymooning in St Louis. Reds sign Joe Kelley for next season, with Garry Herrmann noting no manager role. Lon’s name resurfaces with Cincinnati, but consensus favors Hanlon. McAleer shifts St Louis plans toward developing raw talent, then resurrects Powell and signs O’Connor, signaling a Browns revival.
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Pulliam Poised for Re-election by Dreyfuss Support
Berney Dreyfuss once clashed with Col Harry Pulliam over Pittsburg players but now backs the league president. Dreyfuss says Pulliam has made good, is aggressive, honest and unbiased, and deserves re-election for his steadfast service to the National League.
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Fishing Yarns Rampant on Potomac as Bass Lead Catches
Local anglers flock to the Potomac amid mild weather with boats filling the river from Great Falls downstream. Black bass dominate recent take, averaging around two to four pounds, while yellow perch bite along Eastern Branch and Four-mile Run edges. Prominent locals including Maj. E H Neumeyer and Detective Mutler are noted for their fishing exploits as some anglers seek deeper diversions downriver.
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Winchester fair results feature Bryant wins running race
Five thousand spectators at Winchester fair watch William Bryant driving Sunlight Chimes to a close second in the exciting 2:80 trotting and pacing. Jacob Garver of Clarke County owns Chimes, with Robert Barr of Winchester at the reins, while Joseph Wright Jr. of Winchester drives Bryant aboard Sunlight Chimes in a photo finish.
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Mayhem In Football Game Between NYU And Trinity
NYU and Trinity tied up their athletic relations after an incident in Hartford last Saturday. Capt Cragin of NYU reportedly had his hand bitten during the game by another player, a physician witness saying teeth caused the injury. Trinity officials declined comment. Hartford sources say the biting claim is denied locally.
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Navy Defeats Western Maryland 29 to 0 in Annapolis
Navy outplays Western Maryland College with superior weight and speed. Decker shines by scoring a long touchdown after Higgins’ run. Norton led visitors with strong drives, while Sellman Adams Higgins Stayton impressed for W Md College on a tough afternoon.
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St Johns Beats Business in Coliseum Showdown
St John s College eleven clash with Business High School at the Coliseum yesterday afternoon. St John s displayed superior skill, scoring through multiple plunges led by Green as main power. Bowies of Business was sidelined early in the second half, while St John s capitalized on strong interference and fast movements to stay ahead.
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