Western Takes 11 0 Victory Over Technical in Big Football Win
Western High School football upset Technical 11 to 0 at National League Park. Western exploited speed over weight, scoring via Farrington twice and Worthington extra kick. Western led 6 0 at half and added another TD late in second half. Substitutes played final minutes as Tech pressed but failed to score.
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Red
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Hke
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Western
Worthington
Farrington
Phelan
Case Patten
Engineer Corps
Washington Barracks
Thomas
Duganne
Tech
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Crook
Dawson
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Techni
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Technical Sharpe
Calva
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Sturgis
Hodgson
Radford
Garvey Dewson
Martin
Horner
Hoover Thomas
Loyd
Dugenney
Gass
Labigh
Underwood
Friends School
Wemuotas
Craig
Friends
Weather Note Promises Cold Wave Warning
Evening report hints at a harsh cold wave approaching as forecasters warn of sharp wind and dropping temperatures. The weatherman cautions residents to prepare for biting winds and frigid conditions ahead.
Inceton Makes Appeal For Injured Princeton Football
Princeton's football outlook dim due to many injuries among Dutcher O'Brien and Jennings. Coach Edwards urges undergraduates and supporters to rally, noting limited material and absence ofTrainer Robinson during critical practice. Alarm runs through Princeton as Yale preparations begin and hopes dip.
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Princeton
Dutcher
O’brien
Jennings
W. H. Edwards
Yale
Robinson
Princeton Cup Exhibition For High School Football
The Princeton Alumni Association presents a silver loving cup to the high school football champions. Donated by the Princeton Alumni Association of the District of Columbia, the cup will be displayed at Berry & Whitmore Company next week. Central High School holds the baseball cup.
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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 at West Point
Harvard football squad of thirty-one left for West Point for a game with the Cadets. Five hundred students gathered in Harvard Square to cheer. Captain Hurley is sidelined by an ankle injury, likely keeping him from playing.
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Cambridge, Mary
Harvard
West Point
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Cocmorre
Georgetown in Good Form for Swarthmore Gridiron Battle
Georgetown enters the season opener against Swarthmore with a strengthened line and solid form. The Blue and Gray aim to start strong in this first major event as University preparations intensify.
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Georgetown
Blue
Swarthmore
University
Football Opens Local Season Georgetown Versus Swarthmore
Today's schedule lists Swarthmore at Georgetown and other matchups. Georgetown, boosted by Neill and a stronger line, faces Swarthmore led by captain Crowell and ex-Chicago guard Maxwell in a pivotal 3:30 p.m. kickoff at Georgetown. Blondy Wallace likely umpiring with Jack Gass as referee.
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Pennsylvania
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Lehigh
Monahen
Yates Nell
Millman Morton
Maxwell Cain Oes
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Kreuser Murphy
Pies Fitzpatrick
Rowlands Pe
Warship teams clash as Illinois Bluejackets beat UMass Eleven
Special to The Washington Post from Newport News Virginia reports the battleship Illinois football team defeated the Massachusetts Bluejackets by 23 to 4% at Fort Monroe. A large crowd witnessed the game. Tomorrow the Iowa and Alabama teams play, followed by the Hearsage and Kentucky sailors contesting for honors.
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Illinois Bluejackets
Massachusetts
Washington Post
Newport News
Fort Monroe
Illinois
Bluejackets
Iowa
Alabama
Hearsarge
Kentucky
Ebunn Makes High Scores in Capital City Rifle Meet
Sharp competition marked the Capital City Rifle and Revolver Club tournament at Congress Heights. J Bunn posted the high marks in yesterdays events with notable scores in revolver and rifle matches, while Long and Fol som also produced solid showings at 50 and 100 yards.
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W C. Folsom
Grenade wins Garden City Stakes in muddy Jamaica card
New York racing at Jamaica featured three heavy favorites losing in wet going. Grenade, backed from 6 to 1 to 9 to 2, topped Woodsaw by four lengths in the Garden City Selling Stakes while Clarephine failed to reach the post in the opener, amid a muddy six furlongs card with multiple races and runners listed.
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Lieber Second Choice Easily Wins Two Year Old Race
Latonia racing feature on a cold muddy day sees Lieber the second pick win the feature for two year olds at one mile. Monochord earlier led Latonia card with a 3 to 1 favorite victory in the six furlong sprint. Other races see varied winners as weather and track conditions persisted.
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Racing entries and a Virginia league meeting
The notice lists race cards for Latonia and Wasasungou with multiple races, distances, and entries including horses such as Geranium Monet Consideration and Yonoma Bello. A Virginia State baseball league meeting is planned in Richmond with officials from Norfolk Portsmouth Danville Lynchburg Roanoke and more expected to attend.
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Galvin Dominates Monday in Emerald State Wrestling Bout
Irish champion Jim Galvin overwhelmed Brooklyn’s Young Monday in a handicap match at Concordia Hall. Galvin bragged of pinning Monday twice in sixty minutes, then proceeded to win the first fall in 24 minutes and the second in 22 minutes. The crowd enjoyed the display as Galvin seeks tougher opponents on the Washington mats.
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Emerald Isle
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Rasslars
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Kid McCoy Weds Third Wife in New York Marriage
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy marries Mrs Lillian Estelle Ellis widow of Bud Hillis at the Hotel Algonquin. The couple announce the marriage and McCoy says he has quit prize fighting and saloon work to read poetry. Guests included Larry Regan Homer Selby and Margaret Mason.
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Bud” Ellis
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Edward C Wils
Bud
Schenectady
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Nordland
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Rhode Island
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Algonquin
Forty-fourth Street
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