Central High Beats Mount Pleasant In Narrow 6 3 Grid Clash
Eastern high school captain Prender carried the attack with end runs and a bold on side kick, but Central High, led by a stout line and steady kicking, held for a 6 to 3 victory at Central High stadium. Rauber scored Central’s touchdown with Buckley and Wilton contributing on offense as penalties and strong defense limited both teams.
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League Magnates Prepare for War Over Salaries
New York reports players grumble over salaries and contract terms after a World Series with gate receipts exceeding 400 000. Promoters back new leagues, but majors say they will spend up to 3 000 000 to preserve ownership in any future baseball war.
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New York
Landis
Cohan to buy major league club in talks on voyage
New York October 18 George M Cohan plans to own a big league baseball club after retiring from theater work He refused to name the club but suggested a deal could close next Monday Rumors pointed to Cincinnati as the target while Cincinnati president August Herrmann denied any negotiation He noted the club value could exceed 500000 and home ground ownership would affect price Cleveland A C seeks games with teams averaging 105 pounds and a note from Charlie Newman North 6657
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George M. Cohan
Oceania
London
Boston Red Sox
Broadway
Cincinnati
Cohan
Ohio
August Herrmann
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
George M. Cohyn
Cincinnati Club
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Cleveland A. C
Cali Charlies
Baseball magnates may amend ruling on Ruth case
New York Oct 18 magnates may amend or rescind the antibarnstorm rule that barred world series players from exhibition games. Ruth defends his stance while Landis upholds the rule. The article notes owners signed to support Landis, cites legal opinions from John M. Ward, and reports Salt Lake club directors authorized talks with Gavvy Cravath for 1922 manager role.
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Babe Ruth
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Judge Landis
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Cuba
Japan
Pirates
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St Louis
John M. Ward
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Jenguea
Gavvy Cravath
Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake Club
Pacific Coast League
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Clifford
Gavvy) Cravath
Penn State May Surprise Harvard in Cambridge
New York, Oct. 18. Harvard faces a tough test as Penn State, described as a powerful team, prepares for a potential upset in the Cambridge stadium. Coach Fisher is expected to field his best regulars to resist a strong PSU showing following Navy’s victory over Princeton.
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New Jersey
Stagg
University of Chicago
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Tigers
Pros to meet Quaker eleven in Sunday clash
Pros will play the Quaker eleven in a Philadelphia game at American League park Sunday at 3 PM. The Holmesburg squad, champions of Philadelphia, presents a tough test for Capt. Jordan’s club featuring former Penn State Penn and Carlisle stars. Whitey Lukans will back up for the locals with Harry Harris at quarterback as the team nears form. Coaches Metzler Apple and Chief Guyon will umpire and judge the contest.
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Jordan
Penn State
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Swarthmore
Carlisle
Lafayette
Gonzaga Downs Emerson Team in Close Potomac Park Gridiron Match
Gonzaga edged Emerson 7 to 6 in a hard fought season opener at Potomac Park. Keeley’s plunging and Bouche’s open field runs powered Gonzaga as Emerson fumbled repeatedly. Roster notes and substitutions appear in the fragmented report with names from both squads and officials.
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Emersons
Potomac Park
Keeley
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Mohawks Accept Gunners Challenge at Union League Park
The Mohawks agree to meet the Seamen Gunners at 3 p.m. Sunday at Union League Park after injuries from last Sunday's game with the Virginia A C. Coach Deakins orders a 5 p.m. practice and a Thursday scrimmage to correct mistakes before the next matchup.
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Mohawks
Virginia A.C
Indians
Seamen Gunners
Union League Park
Deakins
Goodnow to Pilot Cherrydale Athletics officers elected
At a Cherrydale Athletic Association meeting F B E Goodnow was named president for the coming year. Virginia officers included John H Raines as vice president Co Williams as secretary and WV EL Reynolds as treasurer. A benefit game Sunday between the Cherrydale nine and Capitol Refining Co ended 6 to 5 in favor of Cherrydale. Kenzo Shimidzu of the Japanese Davis Cup team sailed from San Francisco for Japan aboard the Tenyo Maru. His teammate Ichiya Kumagae will remain in the United States for a time. Shimidzu praised American tennis players for their sportsmanship.
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F.be. Goodnow
Virginia Association
John H. Raines
Co. Williams
EL Reynolds
Cherrydale Nine
Capitol Refining Company
San Francisco
Kenzo Shimidzu
Japan
Ichiya Kumagae
United States
Shimidzu
District golf entry list sets Fortnight Tourney pairings
Secretary W C Barr released the 32 entries for the district championship tourney at Chevy Chase club starting Friday morning. Notably absent is title holder Walter Ma Cullom. The first round tee times show a long schedule with pairs from W C, Col G C, Bann, and Col O clubs, among others, each listed with exact start times.
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District Golf Association
Chevy Chase
Altagathar 9
Anteanta
Enhad
Three Tracks to Open Winter Sport Schedule
After the turf pageant ends at Empire City next Saturday Maryland will run alone until Thanksgiving, then Jefferson Park New Orleans hosts the winter track meet. Oriental Park Havana opens about the same time for 115 days while Tia Juana Mexico runs until spring. The Speedway eleven meet Emerson A C Sunday at Potomac Park with G B West to arrange games. Circle Juniors overpower Virginia Midgets 7 to 0. Midgets quit before the last quarter.
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New Orleans
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Tia Juana
Mexico
Maryland Aims to Field Best Backfield Against Virginia Tech
Maryland football, recovering from injuries to six regulars Semler Moore McQuade and Plasing rejoin practice as they prepare to face Virginia Tech at American League Park. Tech, mostly healthy, will field its strongest lineup for the South Atlantic clash, with Clark and Bailey still sidelined by injury.
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Maryland
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Semler
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Belgian billiard champion scores 400 run in 2400 point match
New York October 18 Edouard Horemans European billiard champion ran 400 from spot in the third block of a 2400 point 18.2 balkline match against Koji Yamada Japanese champion. The Belgian led 1200 to 0 at block end as Yamada never challenged. Horemans had a previous high run of 384 yesterday and the match noted as a first in professional play for such a run. News lists former players Groves Brewer Pugh McQuade with injury update.
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Chicago University Invades Princeton’s Lair for Big Game
Chicago University fans in Chicago anticipate a decisive clash with Princeton in Trenton Saturday. Coach Stagg trains two backfield sets led by Cole or Romney with Hef, Bryan, Zorn, Pyott, and Hurlbut. The town hypes the showdown, hoping for a Western football upset against the Tigers.
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Utah
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Pyott
Hurlbut
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Snover Drafted by Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsfield Massachusetts October 18 left handed pitcher Col Snover ace of Pittsfield Eastern league champions has been drafted by the Philadelphia Nationals. Snover led the Pittsfield team this season as their pitching ace.
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Wesleyan Calls Off Navy Game
Annapolla Md Oct 18 The Navy practice focus shifts to light work as Princeton prep accelerates. second and third squads gain long sessions while a West Virginia request cancels Saturday’s game, depriving Wesleyan of trial opportunities for promising backs and other backs.
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The Long Drive in Golf and Its Limits
The piece discusses long drivers in golf noting pride in great yardage but warns against sacrificing rhythm for power. It cites veterans who reach 100 to 125 yards, Travis versus Howard Blackwell, Jock Hutchison’s wind aware technique, and Walter Hagen’s high carry. Emphasizes consistency over mere distance and wind, course conditions affect roll and carry.
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Ran kin chestnut mare wins 14 trotting feature in Atlanta
In Atlanta on October 18 Jeanette Ran kin chestnut mare driven by Mc Donald swept to victory in the Grand Circuit feature the 14 trotting event earning 2500 dollars. McDonald led all heats and finished the final mile in 2 008. Other races included a tough 2 18 trot with nine starters resolved over four heats Harvest Horn won the final mile from Lady Byng in 2 14.5.
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Jeanette Rankin
McDonald
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Osborne
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D. W. Maloney
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Pat Carmody
C. R. Alexander
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Alexander
Dixie May
Woods
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Dick Rogers
Elberton
Tennis finals set after semifinal rout at Dumbarton
Miss Sinclair and Burdouin Ivarow along with Arthur Vendiken and Mias Heyl won their semifinal matches 6-1 6-0 at the Dumbarton club courts. They will face Miss Kelly and Capt Gore in the 4 p m finals this afternoon.
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