Reyburn Leads District Golf Opener at Chevy Chase
W S Reyburn of the Chevy Chase club led the opening round in the District Golf association championship at Chevy Chase links with 159 over 26 holes, three strokes ahead of Walter R Tuckerman. Winds gusting across exposed greens produced high scores and tough bounces, with several players experiencing misjudged winds and out of bounds troubles.
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W.S. Reyburn
Chevy Chase
District Golf Association
Chevy Chase Links
Walter R. Tuckerman
Reyburn
Tucker Man
Tuckerman
Dalzell
Marshall Whitlatch
George P James
Miss Cecil Leitch to Meet Miss Stirling in Benefit Match
New York October 20 Announced Miss Cecil Leitch British golf star would play Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta former United States champion in an exhibition match at Pelham Country Club October 28 for the Roodcliffe College Endowment fund First meeting in this country etc
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New York
Ceecil Leitch
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
United States
Pelham Country Club
Roodclifte College Endowment Fund
Eight qualify in Columbias second division flight
Wind disrupted the Columbia club second division stroke play at Chevy Chase as twenty players faltered or withdrew. Scores listed show eight qualifiers for the division with De Moll and Van Leer eliminated after a 98. Next day third division qualifiers and upcoming match play rounds are outlined, including a 36 hole final day in the championship division.
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Chevy Chase
Columbia Club
H King Cornwell
F P Wagganan
F WN
Shepherd
S. RB. Leighton
EC Robinson
Ralph R. Barnard
Herman Stabler
S B&b Kent
O TJ
de Molga
C van Leer
C Train
James Strayer
Claude
Watts
K. Kilpatrick
May W. Guilion
Herbert T Shannon
A J, Christmas
E C Gott, Jr
Merie Thorpe
Clarke
Tendler and Kansas Ready for Battle in Madison Square Garden
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia and Rocky Kansas of Buffalo completed training for their 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Both weighed in at the agreed limit of 135 pounds as the managers confirmed.
Reyburn Leads In Trophy Play
Chevy Chase players in the District championship also contested for the Horstman cup a 72 hole medal score event. Reyburn led with 159 followed by Frasier Hale 161 but Hale was barred by nonresidence from District entry. Other scores include Tuckerman 162 Daizell 163 Whitlatch 168 Fuller 178 Clapp 174 Thompson 174 Me Sibour 176 Symons 132 Heap 185 Leet 189. The final 36 holes were scheduled for today.
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Carlson
Wardman
Hillyer
Mattlogly
Leet
McClenabao
Crandall
Wright
Burr
Heap
Doyle
Barr
Symons
Moore
Truett
Stevenson
Braw Uer
Lott and
Saum
Jackson
DeRibour
Clapp
Thompson
White
Fuller
Whitlatch
James
Eynon
Standifer
Dalzell
MacKenzie
Reyburn
Tuckerman
Reryburn
Chevy Chase & T
Walter R Tuckerman
Chevy Chase
Samuel Dalzell
Chevy Chane
A R MacKenzie
Columbia
Guy M Standifer
Columbia ST
Marshall Whitlatch
George P James Columbia
A. White
Bannockburn
C ‘al Puller
John H. Clapp
Morven Thompson
DP HK
J HH DeLibour
Hugh H Saum
Joho
Brawner
Tom Moore
George E Truett
Washington
Noel
John L Barr
Lawrence Heap
Hurt
DH Wright Washington
T McClenshan
Lee Crandall Jr
S. Mattingly
KR E Carlson
Harry Wardman
D Hivyer
C. A Fuller
John H Clapp
Me Sibour
NL. Symons
S Lawrence Heap
B Leet
Gallaudet to face Susquehanna eleven in Selinsgrove
Gallaudet, for the third straight Saturday, will meet Susquehanna on the road in Selinsgrove, Penn. Coach Hughes has paced Kendall Green through tough workouts, promising a much improved backfield and ball advancement against the Keystone State eleven.
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Galladnet
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Susquehanna
Selinsgrove
Hughes
Kendall Green
Pennylvanians
Gant Advances To Semifinals In Southern Women’s Golf
Mrs David Gant of Memphis defeated Miss Rosalie Mayer of Atlanta 7 and 6 to reach the Southern Women s Golf Association semifinals in Atlanta. Mayer led early, but Gant’s precise greens and 18 putts on 12 greens sealed the win. Mrs Dozier Lowndes beat Miss Mabel Dwyer 2 and 1, with a late surge. Mrs T T Williams beat Mrs Wyatt Hedrick 2 up and Mrs L H Beck eliminated Miss Christine Tate 2 and 1. Semifinals: Gant vs Williams and Beck vs Lowndes.
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Atlanta
David Gant
Memphis
Rosalie Mayer
Miss Meyer
Mrs. Gant
Dozier Lowndes
Mabel Dwyer
New Orleans
T. T Williams
Wyatt Hedrick
Ft. Worth
L H Beck
Christine Tate
Gant
Williams
Beck
Georgia
Lowndes
Faucette's Run Wins for State in North Carolina Clash
North Carolina State College defeated the University of North Carolina 7 to 0 before 9,000 fans, the largest crowd in state athletic history. Faucette scored on a 30 yard broken field run after a fumble recovery in the third quarter. State College dominated with strong line play and a single touchdown and a successful goal after touchdown. Referee Glass of Lehigh. Umpire Magofin of Michigan. Head linesman Major of Auburn. Substitutions noted for Carolina and State College. Washington AC juniors seek Circle eleven contact. Mercer AC renamed from State A C.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State College Today
University of North Carolina
Cant
Faucette
Carolina
Homewood
Cochran Floyd
Jacobs Whitaker
Poindexter Bostain
Blount Parrons
Pritchard Weathers
Kennaddie Haynes
R. Morris Pierson
Morris Quilt
Johnson Park
Gillam Faucette
Lowe
State College
Fawcette
Glass
Lehigh
Magofin
Michigan
Iimesiman—Major
Auburn
Carolina_ McDonald
F Morris
Master
F. Morris
McDonald
Sheppard
R_ Morris
Edwards
F Marrin
Elerby
Whitaker
Baum
Haynes
Miss Leitch and Mrs Hucknall Reach Belle Clair Final
In New York on October 20 Miss Cecil Leitch holder of British French and Canadian women's golf titles and Mrs Thomas Hucknall of New York won their semi finals at the Belle Clair club Invitation tournament. Leitch beat Miss Gienna Collett of Providence 2 and 1 while Hucknall defeated Mrs W A Gavin, Metropolitan champion. A strong wind hindered play.
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New York
Cecil Leitch
Thomas Hucknall
Belle Clair Club
Leitch
Misa Gienna Collett
Providence
R. I
Hucknall
W. A. Gavin
All English Women’s Hockey Eleven Open Tour Victory
The All English women's field hockey team defeated the 1920 All-Philadelphia eleven 16 to 1 in Germantown. Miss Mary Brinton scored Philadelphia’s lone point as the visitors dominated with superior team play and defense throughout the match.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
Mary Brinton
Tech Eleven Girds For Debut Against Western Today
Tech's fast charging eleven meets Western in the Central High School stadium this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Coach Green's squad, led by Pugh McCormick Shanks and McCartee, seeks a larger score than in prior scholastic games. Western counters with Dulin Robertson Sturgis Turner Hawkins Tradigan Wright to oppose.
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Tech
Coach Green
Western
Central High School
Apple
Episcopal High
Pugh
McCormick
Rhees
Supplee
Smith
April
House
Quesada
Halley
Shanks
McCartee
Dulin
Robertson
Sturgis
Turner
Hawkins
Tradigan
Wright
Tex Rickard Fails To Sign Champion
Tex Rickard returned to New York without signing Jack Dempsey for a match with Jess Willard but announced Dempsey had agreed to fight Willard and that details would be settled soon. He said Willard would be in peak condition for the big bout, with the match likely arranged promptly.
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Tex Rickard
Chicago
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Willard
Rickard
Akape
Virginia Tech Eleven presents heavy backfield in clash with Maryland
Virginia Polytechnic Institute fields the strongest backfield in the South Atlantic against Maryland at American League Park tomorrow afternoon. The Tech line includes Wallace, Sutton, Gettle, Hess, and Shanks, with bulk up to 185 pounds. Other capable backs are Dean, Beck, Jones, Flory, and Shanks, while the rush line aids every advance. Maryland, well prepared, will need strong defense to stop the ground attack.
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South Atlantic
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland
American League Park
Hess
Gettle
Tech
Dean
Beck
Jones
Flory
Shanks
DuFour
Georgetown
Avoirdupois
Virginia Tech
Maryland
College Park
Bartlett
Bailey
Burger
Mack Brewer
Clarke
Pugh
St. John's
College Stars from Holmesburg Meet Washington Eleven
Washington faces a Holmesburg Pennsylvania eleven at American League Park in a Sunday clash. The visitors feature former crack college players from Muhlenberg Bucknell Gettysburg Lehigh Lafayette Cornell Notre Dame Villanova Moravian and Canton Bulldogs, including Hayes Day Reed Caskey Hendren Curran Morrison Henzelman Seigle Botts McLaughlin Gaffney Sweetland and McGuckin.
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Holmesburg
American League Parket
Hayes
Day
Reed
Caskey
Hendren
Muhlenburg College
Curran
Morrison
Bucknell College
Hmanuel
Gettysburg College
Henzelman
Lehigh
Seigle
Lafayette
Botts
Cornell
McLaughlin
Notre Dame
Lynch and McGuckin
Villanova College
Gaffney
Moravian College
Sweetland
Canton Bulldogs
Penn State Off For Cambridge
State College Pa Oct 20 With the cheers of the student body and the cadet band playing Victory the Penn State football squad departed for Harvard about 4 pm The 28 man party including coaches players and managers will reach Boston early tomorrow and stay at a country club near the city until game time on Saturday Captain George Snell fullback remained behind in the infirmary due to an abscessed throat but was remembered by the team which left determined to play better for their absent leader A number of students joined a rooting section planning to cheer in the stadium
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State College
Penn State
Harvard
Nittany Aggregation
Boston
George Snell
College Infirmary
Pittsburgh to Meet Syracuse Tomorrow at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh prepares for a second big home game as undefeated Syracuse visits Forbes Field. The crowd is expected to exceed 25,000 as Syracuse dominates opponents 35-0, 38-0, 42-0, and 28-6. Pitt trails in record but fans predict a Panthers upset.
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University of Pittsburgh
Syracuse University
Forbes Field
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Hobart
Ohio University
Maryland
Brown
Pitt
Geneva
Lafayette
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Panthers
Salt City
Virginia Confident of Downing Hopkins in Charlottesville
Virginia coaches, confident after a strong midseason showing from 22 regulars, prepare light practices for the Johns Hopkins clash set for Saturday. The Cavaliers rely on three backfield sets to overpower the Flying Squadron from MI and expect a decisive victory.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
V MI
Old Dominion
Business Meets Maryland Freshmen at Central Stadium
Business High travels to Central Stadium to face Maryland Freshmen in a challenging afternoon game. The lineup includes several former District athletes, adding interest as the visitors seek their first hard road test against a visiting opponent in several seasons.
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Business High
Maryland
Central Stadium
Kelley
Navy Rooters Favor Old Eli Navy Rooters Favor Old Eli
Annapolis Md Oct 20 The full Naval academy squad practiced under Coach Folwell and assistants with changes in backfield and line focusing on exact duties for plays No scrimmage occurred though formation drills continued until night fall The team expects many midshipmen fans at the Navy Penn State game in Philadelphia on November 12 Army Penn State Yale and Harvard are not opposed by Navy fans who want Army or Penn State to win Saturday
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Folwell
Navy
Penn State
Philadelphia
Yale
Harvard
Army
Cornell Colgate annual scrimmage at Schoellkopf field
Ithaca Oct 20 Cornell and Colgate meet in their thirty first annual football game on Schoellkopf field. The event coincides with Livingston Farrand’s inauguration as Cornell’s fourth president and the New York State alumni fall reunion. The College of Architecture marks its fiftieth birthday. The setting promises a hard fought, spectacular clash in upstate New York.
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Cornell
Colgate
Schoellkopf
Livingston Farrand
New York State
Alma Mater
College of Architecture
Upstate
New York
Nebraska Grid Team to Meet Notre Dame
Lincoln Nebr October 20 The Nebraska football squad 25 strong left tonight for South Bend Ind for the annual clash next Saturday with the Notre Dame university eleven. The men with few exceptions are said to be in prime condition for a hard battle.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Arbuckle Wet Hearing Delayed One Week in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 20, United States commissioner extended the federal liquor violation hearing against Roscoe C Patty Arbuckle for seven days as he awaits trial on state manslaughter charges in the Virginia Rappe case. Jack Lawrence pleaded guilty to illegal liquor transport after aiding inquiries into Arbuckle party supplies. Separate report: at Wakaka Indiana five masked men robbed Farmers State Bank of 2000 in cash and bonds, exchanging gunfire with locals.
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Associated Press
Roscoe C
Patty
Arbuckle
United States
Los Angeles
Virginia
Rappe
Miss Happe
Jack Lawrence
Lawrence
Wakaka, Ind
Farmers’ State Bank
Cohan Statement Rumors Stir Major League Talk
New York Oct 20 If George M Cohan plans to buy a major league club magnates deny buying Boston Red Sox Boston Braves not for sale Giants Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Athletics Cubs White Sox Reds Browns Cardinals not on market Pirates owner Barney Dreyfus would sell for a price over 2 000 000 Detroit and Washington stockholders unlikely to sell Phillies president William F Baker says he remains in baseball If quoted correctly Cohan may be bluffing or stringing magnates
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George M. Cohan
Europe
Cohan
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
George Washington Grant
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Yankees
Brooklyns
Athletics
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White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
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Pirates
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Washington
William F. Baker
Phillies
Georgetown Prepares for Holy Cross in Worcester Showdown
Georgetown coach Exendine leads twenty eight players to Worcester for Saturdays game against Holy Cross. Critics expect Holy Cross advantage but Georgetown’s veteran squad promises a versatile attack that could surprise.
Police Stop Quaker Bout Ends Early In Philadelphia
The windup between Bobby Dyson of Boston and Al Walker of California at the Ice Palace was halted after the sixth round by Police Capt. Smiley. Walker suffered heavy punishment, notably in the fifth round, and did not counter when rounds resumed.
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Philadelphia
Ice Palace
Bobby Dyson
Boston
al Walker
California
Walker
Smiley
Princeton Invites California to Play Football
Princeton received an invitation to meet the University of California on the gridiron either this year or next. The letter, signed by Captain George Latham and the California eleven, cites friendly relations formed after their crews met last June and hopes the spirit of friendship will continue indefinitely.
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Princeton
University of California
Keck
George Latham
California
Golf Swing Errors and Teaching Methods in 1921
A golf instruction piece stresses relaxed muscles and rhythmic movement. It warns against tension, head movement, and swinging the body instead of the club while detailing common club selection errors and grip mistakes.
Peter Henley Spills Murphy at Grand Circuit Pace
Atlanta Ga October 20 Tommy Murphy a top Grand circuit driver narrowly avoided death when Peter Henley of the Murphy stables stumbled and fell in the 2.07 pace Murphy had driven into a nose lead in the home stretch of the third heat the sulky shafts bogged down and horse and driver toppled Murphy was badly bruised and in shock but not seriously hurt.
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Atlanta
Tommy Murphy
Peter Henley
Murphy Stables
Murphy
Crafts Opposes Prize Fighting in Atlantic City Speech
Wilbur F. E. Crafts, secretary of the International Reform Bureau, told the New Jersey Presbyterian synod in Atlantic City that prize fighting is a brocal foreign born custom and urged ministers to influence lawmakers to repeal laws permitting such bouts. He said boating is a clean sport, but condemned commercialized, brutal prize fighting staged daily in the state.
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Atlantic City
Wilbur FE Crafts
International Reform Bureau
New Jersey Presbyterian Synod
Crafts
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