Western 11 Technical 0 in National League Park clash
Western outpaced Technical with speed and sharp line plays to win 11 to 0. Farrington scored twice and Worthington added a late kick as Western, using substitutes at times, dominated from early in the first half and held on to triumph.
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Technical
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–cold wave forecast cautions evening readers
The weather forecast warns of an upcoming cold wave this evening as cooler air moves in. Strong winds are expected, bringing plummeting temperatures tonight and continuing into tomorrow.
Princeton Faces Troubled Football Season Outlook
INCETON MAKES APPEAL. Injured players Dutcher O’Brien and Jennings raise alarm among supporters. Coach W H Edwards notes limited material and urges all Princeton men to help. Trainer Robinson’s absence worsens concerns as Princeton students and backers fear Yale game may be beyond reach.
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Princeton
Dutcher
O’brien
Jennings
W. H. Edwards
Yale
Robinson
Princeton Cup to Be Exhibited by Washington Alumni
The Princeton Alumni Association of the District of Columbia donates a silver loving cup to be awarded annually to the high school football champions. The cup, similar to last spring’s baseball prize, becomes the school’s property after three victories and is held for one year by the winner. Central High School won the previous baseball cup. both cups will be shown at Berry & Whitmore Company next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Harvard football squad of thirty one left for West Point to meet the cadets tomorrow amid cheers from five hundred Harvard students in Harvard Square. Captain Hurley will miss the game due to a sore ankle, with Coach Rei and veteran graduates guiding the team.
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Hurley
Cambridge, Mary
Harvard
West Point
Harvard Square
Rei
Cocmorre
Georgetown in Good Form for Swarthmore Battle
Georgetown in good form as Blue and Gray prepare for Swarthmore in the season opener. The Gridham contest marks the first big event of the year with the university line strengthened and ready for action.
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Georgetown
Blue
Swarthmore
University
Big football clash opens local season Georgetown vs Swarthmore
Today at 3 30 Georgetown faces Swarthmore at Gorgetown in the first big local game. Georgetown strengthens with Neill and a tougher line while Swarthmore, led by Captain Crowell and ex Chicago guard Maxwell, is regarded as among the nation’s best. Blondy Wallace to umpire with Jack Gass refereeing.
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Gorgetown
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 clash as Illinois Bluejackets beat Massachusetts
Special to The Washington Post Newport News Virginia October 20 At Fort Monroe today the football team from the battleship Illinois defeated the bluejackets from Massachusetts by a score of 23 to 4. A large crowd witnessed the game. Tomorrow morning Iowa and Alabama teams will play at the fort and in the afternoon sailors from the Hearsarge and the Kentucky will 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 Highlight Rifle and Revolver Event
The Capital City Rifle and Revolver Club hosted a tense tournament at Congress Heights with rifle and revolver matches and shotgun trap shooting. J Bunn posted the top scores including 4 of 103 at the T yard revolver, while W E Long led rifle events with 92 and 84 at 50 yards and 100 yards respectively.
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Capital City
Congress Heights
J. Bunn
T-yard
Bunn
Lient
Farrow
W C. Folsom
Grenade wins Garden City Stakes in muddy Jamaica card
New York Oct 20 mud runners dominated Jamaica races where three favorites won. Grenade upset the heavily backed Woodsaw in the Garden City Stakes, taking the lead from D'Arkle and beating Disrile by four lengths as Clarephine faltered in the first race.
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New York
Jamaica
Garden City
Woodsaw
Grenade
D’arkle
Sewell
Clarephine
Lochinvar
Bell
Balbert
Buchanan
Free Hooter
Free Hooter, Suffice, Mmnacodor, Jack McKson
Monte Carlo
Ninnasqueny
Craraphine
Creamer
Henning
Cederstrome
Romanelli
Amberjack
Lotus
Urna
Vi O
W Knapp
Yalegal
Guiter
Blue Mamie
Ealing
Disrile
Milter
Caraman
Burns
Tyron
Lord Badge
Palette
Baron Huber
Lindale
Diler
Samuel H Werris
St Roma
Fra Filpo
Gilpin
Verness
Bouvier
Ca-price
McDaniel
Hammerawey
W. Buchanan
Sacond Peeping Tom
Miller
Time
Kongrock
Plilador
Greenland
Goldsboro
Wickford
Don Fonso
Tarlac
Lieber Second Choice Wins at Latonia Two-Year-Old Race
Latonia racetrack saw Lieber the second choice win the feature for two-year-olds at one mile in cold muddy weather. Monochord and other favorites competed, with six races detailed including Careless and Silver wins, and a Jamaica track sale of horses in training led by Os v. Os trich for 6500. Bonafous wins Prix Ouilly at Maisons Laffitte in Paris.
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Mike
Cincinnati
Monochord
Latonia
Lieber
Roommate
Wsgond
St. Noel
Major Carpenter
Holltoonse
Marmont
Arthur Cummer
Clara Dee
Nevermore
Mavison Square
Henry Ach
Delusion
Liberty Mo
Careless
Kleinwood
Mamio Algol
Tempt
Buck Knot
Katie Powera
Rankin
Interlight
Neodesba
Belden
JH Montgomery
Eikdom
Dom Irent
Sherrill Wlso
Sid Silver
Knowledge
Covina
Father Tallent
Buba
Mabel Winn
Love Note
Bart Howe
Lendowne
Gypzone
Inspector Girl
Floss
Justi
Tears
Woggle Bug
Eatshot
Sonata
Berinthia
West Baden
Athena
Show Girl
Lionel
Stroud
Sneer
Vanderbilt
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Geranium
Monet
Consideration
Oliecter Jessup
Mairie Worth
Astarita
Mel Mullah
Mentor
Belle of Portland
Royal Window
Coae
Bellindjan
Grapple
My Buela
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Sais
Shenandoah
Bronze Wing
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Lord Melbourne
Armhgowan
Jack Young
Antimony
Yorkshire Lad
Oceanus
Jacobite
Father Catchem
Osklawn
Snow
Jonga
Aeronaut
Pelham
Maid of Timbuctee
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Lulee
Waite Marsh
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Father D
Odrich
Louis H
Palette
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Caronal
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Azelina
Paul
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Doeskin
Arad May
Queen Caroline
Chief Hayes
Lady Esther
Leta Deity
Nuno
Kereheyal
Orbicular
Isiling
Flautus
Gao Gov
Gheten
Lida Vivian
Seminole
Liitle Elkin
Bex Shark
Brown
Royal Army
Lee King
Memphisn
Lady Mistake
Mhl
Yace
Valencia
Lila M
Tinker
Pirates Dance
Beautiful Bess
Silver Chip
Vic Kinney
Toppy Girl
Racing Entries and Virginia League Talks
Thorough listing of Todays racing entries across Latonia and Was..ngton venues with multiple races, purses, and entrants led by Geranium and Yonoma Bello among many. A note from Richmond Virginia reports a planned Virginia State baseball league with Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Petersburg, Danville, Lynchburg, and Roanoke taking part.
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Wasasung Ou cv
Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Danville
Lynch Boro
Roanoke
Petia Ek Aan Sawal
Champion Heavyweight in Emerald Defeats Brooklyn Boy
In Concordia Hall last night Irish champion Galvin dominated young Brooklyn wrestler Monday in a handicap bout. Galvin won two falls, twenty four and two minutes respectively, proving far superior in strength and skill. The crowd enjoyed the display as Galvin eyes tougher opponents on Washington mats.
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Young Monday
Brooklyn
Concordia Hall
Pat O'Connor
Jim Galvin
Galvin
Doomsdsay
Emerald Isle
Galvin W
Rasslars
Washington
Kid McCoy Weds Third Wife Mrs Bud Ellis
Prize fighter Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy marries Lillian Estelle Ellis widow of Bud Hillis at the Algonquin New York. Guests include Larry Regan Homer Selby and McCoy’s brother. McCoy says he has quit prize fighting and saloon work to read poetry.
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Mra
Bud” Ellis
New York
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Lillian Estelle Ellis
Bud Hillis
Bud Billis-McCoy
Ellie
McCoy
Edward C Wils
Bud
Schenectady
Lillian Estelle Burl
Elis
Saratoga Lake
Julia Selby
Indlola Arnold
Nordland
Lew Fields
Rhode Island
Mrs. Ellis
Algonquin
Forty-fourth Street
Larry Regan
Homer Selby
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