Bogey to Headline Chevy Chase Fall Golf Tournament
The Chevy Chase and Columbia clubs host a three day fall golf tournament led by famed low scorer Col. Bogey. Local and out of town clubs compete as weather forecasts rain may affect rounds. The event opens at 10 am with thirty six holes of qualifying play and two rounds of match play on Friday leading to Saturday finals.
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Qualifying Round at Wollaston for New England Golf
Teams from Williams College Brown Dartmouth MIT Amherst and Bowdoin qualified for the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship round at Wollaston Golf Club. Twenty two players started with scores to beat 91 to continue. Williams led the medal play with Mitchell Clapp and Wilcox from Williams tied at 83.
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Yale Golfers Champions Defeat Princeton in Garden City Final
Yale won the Intercollegiate Golf Association team title at Garden City Club links by 224 to 171 over Princeton after thirty-six holes. Ellis Knowles led with 79, while Robert Abbott balanced an 82 in each round. Bruce D. Smith and Dwight Partridge lost, as Yale captured the team championship for the fourth time since 1897.
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Half Back Simmons Crippled as Princeton Scrubs Triumph
Princeton New Jersey October 18 The varsity beat the scrubs by four touchdowns in a practice game. Simmons played at half back for the first time in ten days and made a 28 yard end run before being carried from the field with a severe injury. O Brien right end is out for the season with an ankle split and Dutch er at center has given up hope of returning due to a strained back.
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Hicks Best Revolver Shot Defeats Tom Kelly At Anacostia Meet
The second day of the National Capital Affident Revolver Club fall shoot at the club range in Anacostia drew many shooters. U S Army surgeon J R Hicks defeated New York’sTom Kelly, with scores 9 4 and 43 in the best three of five shots at fifty yards. Out-of-town marksmen arrived including Mc Dougal of New York. Shotgun tests were postponed. a few Maryland shooters attended. Historic Churchill Downs racecourse sale announced in Louisville for about 435000. New Louisville hockey club lease to run forty four years.
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New York
J. R. Hicks
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Maryland
The New Back Sack Suit Adverts Five Button Model
The article promotes a four button single breasted sack with center vent and creased pease man shaping a back that sits straight. It highlights notched core lapels and varied fabrics and colors with prices from 15 to 35 dollars, noting its versatility for many body types and fashion tastes.
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Philadelphia to parade as Athletics win AL title
Baseball notes report a big Monday parade in Philadelphia for the Athletics as AL champions. Connie Mack wonders how Mathewson would have fared in the World Series were he unable to play. The piece covers Magoffin’s football ties, a Washington catcher’s marriage, Reds manager rumors, and McAleer’s St. Louis roster moves featuring Powell and O Connor.
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Pulliam Seen Safe as National League President
Berney Dreyfuss now backs Col. Harry Pulliam for re election praising his aggressive honest and unbiased leadership. The veteran baseball magnates note Pulliams efforts for the league and expect his continued service as president despite past conflicts and changes.
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Fishing Yarns Rampant on Potomac River Sported by Local Anglers
Fishing dominates local sports chatter as mild weather brings a flood of small boats to the Potomac near Washington. Bass, yellow perch, and other fish are reported in large numbers with several businessmen and police officers boasting big catches, including Maj. E H Neumeyer and Detective Mutler. Perch are active in the Eastern Branch and near Four-mile Run, while Chain Bridge fishing winds down as railroad work continues.
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Winchester fair results feature Bryant during running race
Five thousand attended the Winchester fair on October 18 as William Bryant drove by Joseph Wright Jr to win the running race. Sunlight Chimes, owned by Jacob Garvey, finished second in a near neck and neck finish that stirred the crowd.
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Clarke County
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Mayhem in football game at Hartford ends NYU Trinity ties
Capt Cragin of New York University was allegedly bitten on the hand during a Saturday Hartford game with Trinity. NYU says the injury came from human teeth and has suspended athletic relations with Trinity, though Trinity sources deny the biting claim.
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Navy shuts out Western Maryland in 29 to 0 rout
Navy defeated Western Maryland College 29 to 0 in Annapolis as the midshipmen dominated with weight speed and depth. Decker stood out with a 40 yard TD dash after Higgins, while Norton Needham and Decker added goals and touchdowns. Sellman Adams Higgins Stayton and Ghormiey starred for the visitors in a creditable but overmatched showing.
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St John’s Beats Business in Coliseum Football Clash
St John’s College defeated Business High School in a hard fought Coliseum game. Green powered early drives while Drury Fitzgerald Rover and Freeman gained for St John’s. Bowies of Business retired injured in the second half as St John’s defense and Hill interference kept pressure.
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