Georgetown Falls to A and M by 12 to 0 in Raleigh
Georgetown's eleven, outweighed by North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College, lost the annual clash 12 to 0. Red Van Brocklin starred for the Aggies, contributing on offense and defense as Carolina pressured Georgetown throughout. Barron Moriarity and Captain Costello led the Washington team's efforts despite the decisive start by the Aggies.
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Raleigh
N. C
Georgetown
Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina
van Brocklin
Aggies
Sullivan
Ridick
Tenney
Carolina
Sian
Barron
Moriarity
Capt
Costello
Murray
Washington
Hegarty
Riddick
Cook
Bergen
Hurtt
Kelley
Yosera
Blué
Gray
Jack” Hegarty
Walt Brooklin
Navy
Vitemnia
Trade Rumors and Stove League Spin in Baseball Note
Old newspaper notes big and small pins in baseball rumors. Griffith plans to send three or four players and at least two pitchers to Atlanta while Washington stockpiles rookies for minor league seasoning. Bresnahan may manage Brooklyn next year, Beaker retirement chatter, and Ford Sweeney trades teased. Also a Dartmouth vs Princeton football update with Dartmouth at Princeton looming.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Griffith
Piiot
Nationals
Atlanta
Fox
Tuen
Washington
Grifith
Hoger Bresnahan
Brooklyn
Charley Murphy
Cubs
Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Roger
Dodgers
Handicap shoot at White Flyer Gun Club set for Saturday
The White Flyer Gun Club plans a handicap merchandize shoot this Saturday at Twentieth and A streets southeast, starting 1 o'clock. Four events of 25 targets each will award prizes in guns, gun fees, and hunting apparel. Committee members include George A. Emmons, Miss Laylof, J. H. Hunter, W. B. Monroe, and M. D. Hogan.
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White Flyer Gun Club
George A. Emmons
Mies Laylof
J. H. Hunter
W. BD. Monroe
M. D. Hogan
Analesian Club
Travers Heads Golf List in Columbia Club Tourney
Jerome D Travers holder of the National amateur title won honors in the qualifying round of the Columbia Country Club fall tournament in Chevy Chase. He shot 78, four over par, in a field of 109 golfers, with Allan Lord close behind. Travers leads a large field as 80 qualified for the 16s, including notable players from Columbia C C Chevy Chase and Washington Country Club, while W H Follett of England is considered a strong outsider.
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Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
Travers
Allan Lord
Travera
Travére
Columbia
Washington Country Club
D. K. Jackson
Jackson
W. H Follett
Royal St David's Club
England
Edward B. Eynon, Jr
John
Davidson
W. C. Ballantyne
Columba
W. R. Tuckerman
Od Travers
Upper Montclair
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Columbia C
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Yomlog
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Danforth
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Columbia C. Co
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Washington
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Old Yacht Columbia May Return as Cup Defender Trial Boat
Bristol Rhode Island October 1 The old cup defender Columbia will likely be requisitioned for a third time as a trial boat for next year s America's cup defender or defenders A rear commodore J P Morgan may man her wheel The Morgan family lineage with the vessel echoes past Lipton cup seasons and the Columbia could enter competition with a new defender though smaller or larger by about a tenth of a mile in the long course with modest expense to be in fighting shape
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R. I
Columbia
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Constitution
English Golfers Vardon and Ray Win Portola Matches
English golf professionals Harry Vardon and Edward Ray defeated their opponents in two eighteen hole matches at the San Francisco Golf and Country Club during the Portola tournament. In the morning they won 4 up and 8 to play against Frank Garby Charles Maud and Fred Reilly. In the afternoon they won T up 5 to play against Garby Robin Hayne and Chapin Tubbs.
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Cal
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
Ray
Vardon
Frank Garby
Charles Maud
Fred Reilly
Varden
Garby
Robin Hayne
Chapin Tubbs
Yale
T Up
Harvard forwards strong in scrimmage at Cambridge
Harvard's varsity line, with Glitman at center and Storer moved to right end, faced a hard one hour scrimmage. Backfield players Brickley Mahan and Hardwick joined the sec pons team while the second string received coaching from L Withington and Parmenter. The Goth elavens were driven hard yet the varsity line stood nearly impregnable.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Glitman
Storer
Brickley
Mahan
Hardwick
Secpons
L. Withington
Parmenter
Goth Elavens
Varsity
Virginia-Vanderbilt big game prep at Charlottesville
Virginia travels to Atlanta for a major showdown with a 40 strong Georgia squad. The squad received a big send off with students and a drum corps. Practice focused on breaking up rake and returning punts as Gooch led fast-paced drills.
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Virginia
Atlanta
Georgia
Gooch
Warren
Warner
McMorries
Brown
Carter
Redus
Maiden
Woolfolk
Gillette
White
Mayer
Randolph
Landes
Ray
Jett
Speer
Coleman
Goodwyn
Creek
More
Waller
Bresnahan Expected to Manage Brooklyn Next Season
Chicago reports Roger Bresnahan, catcher of the Chicago Nationals, will manage Brooklyn next season. Cincinnati officials deny any trade, saying Bresnahan has not been confirmed as Dahlen's successor. NYC offices offer no confirmation as talks continue and Dahlen’s yearly contract leaves room for a change next year.
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Chicago
Roger Bresnahan
Chicago National Bangeball
Brooklyn Nationale
Sesson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals
Brooklyn
William Dahlen
Murphy
New York
Roger Breanafan
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Charles Ebbets
Dahlen
Wisconsin boxing shows fail to profit except Milwaukee events
Fond du Lac Wisconsin October 2 says none of the boxing shows under the new wedding law have made a profit. Patronage in Fond du Lac larger yet deficits persist. Milwaukee shows are the only profitable exceptions, with other cities posting losses.
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Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wis
Fight to Gus Christie Defeats Jack Sullivan in One Round
Gust Christie of Milwaukee defeated Jack Sullivan of Boston in a one round bout at Wis. Oct 24. Christie attacked relentlessly and pressed the action throughout the short fight. Sullivan, pressured early, showed grit fighting to the finish despite taking heavy blows and a decisive loss.
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Jack
Yale Crew Is Favored In Prep For Princeton Race
Yale's crew arrived in Princeton New Jersey and rowed over Carnegie Lake to scout the course for Saturday's race with Princeton. The Tigers practiced twice during the day and will have a heavy workout tomorrow. Yale drew favorable lanes on the western side near the Princeton bank.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Carnegie Lake
Princeton Bank
Terry on W L squad in lively scrimmage
Washington and Lea varsity scrimmaged with the scrubs in Lexington. Walter Terry rejoined the squad and starred for the second stringers. Beuhring, Friend, and Lile shone as Dowd drilled the ends on the forward pass. Last scrimmage before the Wake Forest game.
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Varsity
Ipsetal
Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lea Varsity
Walter Terry
Vardity
Wake Forest
Michigan at Vanderbilt preview and Cardinal Midgets win
Michigan’s football squad arrived in Nashville on October 23 to face Vanderbilt despite a shakeup with seven injured players. Vanderbilt, in good form, plans to use a nearly identical lineup to prior games and continues light practice. In basketball, the Cardinal Midgets defeated Trinity 10 to 4 at the Southeast M C A gym, Helden starring for the winners and Hayden with Cockrell for the losers.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Princeton
Nashville
Tenn
Michigan
Vanderbilt
McGugin
Vanderblit
Michigeah
Cardinal
Quint
Trinity
Helden
Hayden
Cockrell
Phillies Buy a Pitcher Elmer Jacobs from Burlington
The Philadelphia National League club purchased pitcher Elmer Jacobs from Burlington Ia club of the Central Association. The Oct 23 announcement did not state the purchase price.
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Elmer Jacobs
Burlington
Philadelphia
Central and Western Meet in High School Series Test
Central and Western elevens clash in the second game of the high school series at Vigilant Park this afternoon at 3 oclock. Western brings a veteran lineup while Central relies on newcomers, but the latter may carry more weight.
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Central
Western
Vigilant Park
Welock
Penn State Coach Criticized At Minnesota Teachers Meet
Prof Sparks of Pennsylvania State College denounced the professional coach in school and college athletics during his address at the fifty first annual Minnesota Educational Association session. He spoke on the public schools of today.
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Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Minneapolis
Minn
BE EK Sparks
Minnesota Educational Association
Giants Win Over White Sox In Sioux City Tilt
New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 3 in Sioux City Iowa on October 23 during their world tour. Batteries for the game were Scott and Daley for the Giants and Fromme and Win for the White Sox.
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Sioux City
Iowa
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Beark. Rhoe
Scott and Daley
Fromme
Win
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