Western 11 Tech 0 in National League Park gridiron
Western broke through last year’s defeat to beat Technical 11 to 0. Fast backs and strong interference carried the day as Farrington scored twice and Worthington added a kick after a first half touchdown. Tech failed to score and Western played mostly substitutes late in the game.
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Red
West End
Hke
Duganney
Western
Worthington
Farrington
Phelan
Case Patten
Engineer Corps
Washington Barracks
Thomas
Duganne
Tech
Muir
Crook
Dawson
Bland
Techni
Western Western
Technical Sharpe
Calva
Hulsworth Worthingtons
Sturgis
Hodgson
Radford
Garvey Dewson
Martin
Horner
Hoover Thomas
Loyd
Dugenney
Gass
Labigh
Underwood
Weather note hints at cold wave ahead
Evening forecast warns of a incoming cold wave with strong winds. The weather man reports lower temperatures and gusty conditions likely to affect tonight and tomorrow.
Incетon Makes Appeal For Dismal Football Season
Princeton coaches say football prospects are poor due to many injuries and key players Dutcher O Brien and Jennings may be out for good. Coach W H Edwards urges undergraduates and supporters to help as material is limited and trainer Robinson is absent.
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Princeton
Dutcher
O’brien
Jennings
W. H. Edwards
Yale
Robinson
Princeton Cup to be Placed on Exhibition
The Princeton Alumni Association of the District of Columbia donated a silver loving cup for the high schools baseball and football champions. The prize, similar to last spring’s baseball cup, will be displayed at Berry & Whitmore Company after next Wednesday. Central High School won the baseball cup last year.
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Washington Alumni Association
Princeton Alumni Association
District of Columbia
High Acols
Princeton Shield
Central High School
Berry & Whitmore Company
Princeton
Wallace Donald McLean
James L. Norris, Jr
Henry ¥. Tulfoch
Harria Ewing
Harvard Plays Cadets Today Amid Hurley Injury
Harvard football squad of thirty one leaves for West Point to face the Cadets. Five hundred students gathered in Harvard Square to cheer. Captain Hurley may miss the game with a sore ankle, coach Rein and veteran graduates traveling with the team.
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Hurley
Cambridge, Mary
Harvard
West Point
Harvard Square
Rei
Cocmorre
Georgetown in Good Form for Swarthmore Battle
The Blue and Gray prepare for the season opener against Swarthmore with a strengthened line and strong form. The Gridham contest marks Georgetown’s first major event, showcasing improvements across offense and defense as the squad aims to start the campaign on a high note.
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University
Big football card opens local season at Georgetown
Today’s lineup features Swarthmore at Georgetown at 3 30 with big games across the region. Georgetown relies on reinforcements Neill and a stronger line while Swarthmore led by Captain Crowell and ex Chicago guard Maxwell is rated among the nation’s best. Blondy Wallace to umpire, Jack Gass referee as the crowd expectations rise for a strong kickoff.
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Georgetown
Swarthmore
Reilly
Neill
Blondy Wallace
Pennsylvania
Jack Gass
Lehigh
Monahen
Yates Nell
Millman Morton
Maxwell Cain Oes
Cobbe Kane
Kreuser Murphy
Pies Fitzpatrick
Rowlands Pe
Warship Teams at Football Defeat Massachusetts Eleven
Special to The Washington Post Newport News Virginia October 20 At Fort Monroe today the Illinois battleship football team defeated the Massachusetts Bluejackets by 23 to 4 percent A large crowd witnessed the game Tomorrow morning Iowa and Alabama teams play at the fort and in the afternoon sailors from the Hearsarge and the Kentucky contest for honors
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Illinois Bluejackets
Massachusetts
Washington Post
Newport News
Fort Monroe
Illinois
Bluejackets
Iowa
Alabama
Hearsarge
Kentucky
Ebunns High Scores Spark Rifle and Revolver Event
The Capital City Rifle and Revolver Club held a day of competition at Congress Heights with rifle and revolver matches and all-day trap shooting. J Bunn posted the high scores including 4 of 103 in the 50 yard revolver match and notable rifle totals by W E Long and W C Folsom across 50 and 100 yard events.
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Capital City
T-yard
Bunn
Lient
Farrow
W C. Folsom
Grenade Wins Garden City Stakes At Jamaica Racecourse
New York race notes report heavy mud at Jamaica with odds on favorites. Grenade, backed from 6 to 1 to 9 to 2, won the Garden City Selling Stakes by four lengths after seizing the lead from Woodsaw. Clarephine failed to finish in the first race.
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Time
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Tarlac
Lieber Good at a Latonia Two Year Old Race Feature
Latonia today featured Lieber the two year old favorite winning the third race at one mile. Cold and muddy track. Monochord won the six furlong opener while several other races produced tight finishes and prices. At Jamaica track Os trich sold for 6500 dollars, and Vanderbilt’s Bonafous won the Prix Ouilly at Maisons Laffitte.
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Racing Entries and Virginia League Driving Plans
Racing entries listed for six races across venues with multiple horses and odds from Geranium to Valencia and others. A Richmond meeting, Oct. 2, outlines forming a Virginia State baseball league with Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Petersburg, Danville, Lynchburg, and Roanoke as participating cities.
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Petia Ek Aan Sawal
Galvin Dominates Monday In Burly Brooklyn Bout
In Concordia Hall last night Irish champion Jim Galvin outweighed Brooklyn challenger Young Monday by about 25 pounds. Galvin won both falls, the first in 24 minutes and the second in 22, while Monday showed heart but little chance against the stronger man. The crowd enjoyed the display and Galvin hinted at future matches on the Washington mats. Also featured were Howard Foley vs Dixie for the bantamweight District title and Tyrrell vs Rodgers with Tyrrell prevailing in all falls.
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Brooklyn
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Pat O'Connor
Jim Galvin
Galvin
Doomsdsay
Emerald Isle
Galvin W
Rasslars
Washington
Kid McCoy Weds Third Wife Mrs Bud Ellis
New York reports prize fighter Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy married Mrs Lillian Estelle Ellis widow of Bud Hillis. He said no return to boxing, plans to read poetry. Guests included Larry Regan Homer Selby McCoy’s brother and Margaret Mason. reception at Hotel Cumberland followed by theater.
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Bud” Ellis
New York
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Kid McCoy
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Bud Hillis
Bud Billis-McCoy
Ellie
McCoy
Edward C Wils
Bud
Schenectady
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Elis
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Nordland
Lew Fields
Rhode Island
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Algonquin
Forty-fourth Street
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Homer Selby
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