Army Navy game plans set 11 500 seats per branch
Philadelphia October 21 final arrangements for this years Army Navy football game were made at a conference led by Dr J William White of Penn. Each service will receive 11 40 seats, the same as last year, with remaining tickets between 7 000 and 9 000 for the university to aid relief societies. A general supervision committee will oversee ticket handling and proceeds go to Army and Navy relief organizations.
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Army-Navy
J. Willian White
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin’ Field
Army and Navy
Petenlvania
New York
University
Army
Navy
White
West Point
Philip Mathews
A. B. Meyer
Alt Walruckl
Roger , Williams
Annapolis Institution
Navy coaches push for lineup changes after Penn game
Annapolis Md much experimenting by Navy coaches as only five starters from the Penn game remained with the team today. Perry and Kennedy could not play and Hicks moved from guard to fill Kennedy’s spot. Smith at center and Jones at left guard, with Jackson new at right end.
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Annapolis
Uc. W
Penn
Navy
Perry
Kennedy
Hicks
Smith
Jones
Jackson
Five Mile Run Set by Baltimore Cross Country Club
Washington athletes hold entry blanks for the annual five mile run under the Cross Country Club of Baltimore to be held Saturday November 7 at Gentlemen's Driving Park. Five individual prizes and a team trophy to the top finishers with medals for first through fifth place. Entrants should mail blanks to Frank A Ruth manager.
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Washington
Baltimore
Saturda
Gentlemen's Driving Park
Frank A. Ruth
Strikes Spares and Splits at The Sweater Shop Race Meet
New Orleans business leaders weigh a plan to stage a race meet in the city from January 1 through Mardi Gras, seeking to attract local entrants and spectators during the season.
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New Orleans
Oervhanta
Fed erals Meeting Aims at 1915 Changes in Fed League
Chicago reports James A Gilmore says the Federal League gathering in New York will be productive with real thrills. Plans include reshuffling managers for 1915 and deposing one or two commanders from the last campaign to improve league efficiency. Weerhman joins Gilmore in stressing the meeting's focus on Fed affairs and the coming season.
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Chicago
Federal League
New York
James A. Gihmore
Jim
Gilmore
Weerhman
Chicago Feds
Feds
James A. Gilmore
League
Charles H. Weeghman
Chifeds
Willam M. Walker
Lloyd Rickart
Johnson Ready to Jump to St Louis Federals in 1915
Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans is reportedly willing to sign with the St. Louis Federals for 1915 after his Washington contract ends. He has written letters to manager Fielder Jones and a formal signing may occur within days as league magnates assess attendance and finances from the season.
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ST. Louis Federals
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Fielder Jones
Washington
Reorganize Athletic Association At George Washington University
The Athletic Association of George Washington University will be reorganised at a meeting on Wednesday November 11. Prof Leslie Cleveland Mec Nemar calls the meeting to complete athletics organization elect officers and outline the year’s athletic program. A basketball schedule is being arranged and athletic tickets are selling. Leo C Terry named financial secretary and John S Bixier assistant.
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George Washington University
Leslie Cleveland MecNemar
Department of Political Science
Leo C. Terry
John 5. Bixier
Terry
Columbian College
Bixier
Catholic University Plans Saturday Week Contest With Gettysburg
Catholic University football will play Gettysburg College here Saturday week to fill the gap after Mount St. Mary's cancellation. Gettysburg appears tougher than Maryland, and the Brooklanders face strenuous scrimmages to gain a favorable result. Despite a rough season, CU shows improvement and aims to start a winning streak against Gettysburg. Rogers and Dobbin provide a strong backfield duo, drawing high expectations.
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Gettysburg College
Mount St. Mary's
Gettysburg
Marylanders
Brooklanders
Ledger
Penn
Rogers
Dobbin
Sutton Triumphs in Washington Billiards Matches
George Sutton, veteran billiardist, won two yesterday at Leader parlors and claimed a third straight victory over Young Jake Schaefer. Scores were 400 to 206 in the afternoon and 400 to 164 at night, both in 14.1 d balkline. Sutton ran nine innings in the second win, averaging 444.9, a Washington record, with high runs of 150, 181, and 129.
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George Sutton
Jake” Schaefer
Sutton
Washington
Schaefer
Gallaudet reserves win 18 to 3 over Central High
Gallaudet defeated Central High 18 to 3 at Kendall Green yesterday afternoon. Gallaudet scored all points in the first half. Central rallied in the second half but fell short. Clausen scored twice and Treuke added a TD. McKinney kicked the placement for Central.
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Central High
Kendall Green
Central
Gallaudet
McKinney
Yositrons
Pilliod
Fassett
Davis
Richards Ferguson Brokentherton Hill
Bailey
Edington - Wirt
Andres
Roberta Peard
Treuke
McDonald
Saxon
Wir
Wilkerson
Hill
Burns
Ferguson
Schmidt
Melnturf
Clausen
McKinnay
Crafts
Balls
Livesman
Mr. Riley
Keep Stallings Busy on His Return Home
Augusta citizens greet George Stallings, manager of the Boston Braves, upon his return to Augusta. A large crowd at the railroad station, luncheon by the Rotary Club, and a banquet honor Stallings with Ty Cobb as a guest. Stallings, born and raised in Augusta, once managed a local Southern League team.
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Augusta
George Stallings
Hoston
Braves
Stallings
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
Deadlock in Capital City Chess Club match
Agriculture and Interior teams tied at 712 points after adjournment with one game, May of Agriculture versus Beadle of Interior, still to decide. Local champion Zapolean defeated Whitaker, former Penn champion, as several boards finished with varying scores in the Capital City club night session.
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Capital City
Agriculture
Beadle
Zapolean
Jover Whitaker
University of Pennsylvania
Whitaker
Notre Dame Star Fullback Ray Eichenlaub Out for Season
Notre Dame Indiana October 21 Ray Eichenlaub star fullback and all Western selection may never play football again due to serious injuries. He sustained an early-season injury in practice and another during Saturdays game with Yale.
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Eichenlaub
Notre Dame
Ind
Ray Eichenlaub
Yale
Dundee Decisively Defeats Azavedo In Ten Rounds
In Oakland on October 21 Johnny Dundee outpointed Joe Azavedo over ten rounds. Dundee pressed from the start and secured a majority of the rounds, dominating the lightweight bout.
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Oakland
Cal
Johnny Dundee
Joe Azavedo
Dundee
Holds an option on Cubs team for eight hundred thousand
Chicago business men John T. Conners and John Harding are reported to hold an option on the Chicago Cubs. The price is said to be 800000 dollars. It is understood Roger Bresnahan will be manager of the club.
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Chicago
John T. Conners
John Harding
Cub
Roger Bresnahan
Robert Bradley Sets Laurel Mile Record in Handicap
A mile track record at Laurel Park was broken by Robert Bradley, a 4-year-old colt owned by W. R. Mizell, finishing in 1 28 flat. Banquet, ridden by McCahey, won the 5 1 2 furlongs in track record time, with Tartar and Thornhill following. Banquet’s victory marked a change with Alex replaced by McCahey, highlighting Hubert Bradley’s improved form.
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Robert Bradley
McGee
Lay Quex
Laurel Park
Azyviade
Washington
Tartar
Roamer
Tre
McCahey
McTaggart
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Thornhill
Montpelier
Hubert Bradley
A. H. Marrs
Baniuet
Banquet
Alex
May Queen
Directum wins pacing race in two heats at Grand Rapids
Directum, holder of the world pacing record, won his second victory over William in two straight heats in a match race at Grand Rapids. Best time 2:01.1. The two horses will meet again at Kalama next Wednesday.
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Directum
William
Grand Rapids
Mich
James Butler
New York
William “Wood
Earl van Natta
Otterbein
Dnd
Kalamazoo
Mua Tree Rae
Kelly Isnedekret
Abe I.marvind
Tate
Paceway card of selling and allowance races at track
The program lists six races for horses including two year olds and up. Notable entries include Inez 99 Mary Reardon 101 Chitra 102 Water Witch 105 and Flossie Crockett 106 in race one, multiple entries across races two to six with varying weights and ages, reflecting a brisk mixed card as conditions say clear fast.
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Dick's Pet
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Antol
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Ben Pain
Minda
Peacock
Lady Grant
Agiddle Michael
Judge Walser
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Mystic Light
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Yurico
Lady Lightning
Roger Gordon
Galaxy Laurel Park
Parmata
Polly
Dethi Coppetla
R. C. Benson Velue
G. M. Miller
Eagle Ns
Gainsborough
Dervish
Borela
Parr
Alex
Russo lAkara
Iba
Emelda
Nick Inas
Earl of Savoy
J. Brooks
Carione
Leonnine
Ed Pace
Cartone
Cartana
Cougle
Key Mar
Schutinger
Rome
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J. H. H'ghton
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Eactio
Queen
V. West
Duuhie Bagi
Ain
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Republiven
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Boy Car
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Morning Telegraph Fashion and Racehorse Lineup Notes
The Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph reference a parade of horse names and performers including Lady Grant Mystic Light Senegambian Besom and Galaxy, with many entries such as Fair Helen and Astrologer. Actors Martha Lee Water Witch Hank O Day Grover Hughes and others appear among a busy, scattered listing of participants and props.
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Buskin
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Gainer
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Eagle
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Dangerous March
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Earl of Savoy
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Water Witch
Lida Earl
Charmeuse
Birka
Grectan
Hank O*day
Dortch
Luther
Rash
Little Father
Sun Queen
Coy
Jonsie Louise
George Stoll
James Dockery
Mary Ann Ic
Zindel
Nastasia
Hank O'Day
Sandsiine
Grover Hughes
Hodge
Colles
Miss Dedars
Jon Stern
Holmeads Triumph Over Sheridan Eleven 36 to 6
Holmeads football team defeated Sheridan 36 to 6 yesterday at the top grounds. Harrell starred for Holmeads with three touchdowns and strong all around play. Sheridan proved unable to stop the Holmeads offense throughout the game.
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Harrell
Victors
Thlmead
Sheridan Eleven
Holmeads
Latonia Racing Results Summary
Latonia race results list multiple events with finishes and times. Notable horses include Gale, Rea Ho, Vannonade, Chartes Hafors, and Prarteston among others. The card details placements from finishers 1st through 3rd with show and time notes across five races including Thoroughbred entries and two-year-olds.
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Luindied
Reneny
Meiwen
Prarteston
Moss
Goa
Flures A Vy Oplae, Aa Staw Serond
Toad Tune
Pat Weale Park
Lady Jane Grey
Tanmatt
Aral
Ehaw Serond
Mercistown Ricer
the Resch
Lowise van Rier
Presumption
Barare
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Runoymeade
Furlong
Miles Havtan
Dishmanwighe
Ples
Fasus
Wan Macy Asa
Wecomd
Cope Fawn
Joy
Marpie
Oia
A T
Mochter
Sherlock Hulmra
Lavedas
All-American Kerogue Beats National League Nine to Six
In Torsyth Montana on October 71 the American Kerogue all-star squad defeated the National League team 9 to 6. Mallins hit five home runs, with Alteries Mitchell McAvoy Vaughn James and Killifer contributing as noted hitters for the Kerogue lineup.
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Mont
Mallins
Mitchell
McAvoy
Vaughn
James
Killifer
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