White to Be Fit for Welsh Fight in Milwaukee
White trains intensely for the Welsh lightweight title clash at the Milwaukee Auditorium on Monday night November 4. Freddie Welsh defends the crown as Willie Ritchie and Ad Wolgast history the arena. The match is expected to draw a sold out crowd and feature a pivotal crossroad in American boxing.
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Ad Wolgast
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Regia White
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Lead Cross
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Harper Delivers No Hit No Run Game at Hackensack
Marty Harper, the Nationals' southpaw, pitched for Orient Field Club in Hackensack against Ridgefield Park Young Men's Club. He threw a no hit, no run game, striking out 23 and issuing no passes in the exhibition.
Army Team Goals At Navy For Strong Finish
Washington Post reports Navy coaches plan tighter conditioning after a hard schedule. The midshipmen face Pittsburgh and Penn, with focus on not peaking too early before the Army game. Key players include Weesel, who has shown last minute bursts, and Colby’s strong handling in upcoming contests.
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Washington Post
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Naval Academy
Universities of Pittsburgh
Pennstrain
Uiss
Army
Nerehiolir
Aggies
Kordkamari
Colby
Kame Howeser
Uraest
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Vigilant Juniors defeat Lexington 4 to 0 in morning game
Vigilant Juniors beat the Lexington football eleven 4 to 0 with Fragier starring for the winners and Gang for Lexington. The contest, held yesterday, featured steady defense and a decisive Triumph as Positi and others stood out for Vigilant while Lexington players like Toullo and Dorsey made efforts for the runners-up. Referee Mr. Crouse from GWL oversaw three periods of play lasting 18, 5, and 13 minutes.
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Murray
Harry Kelly
Exendine
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Four Pretentious Games On Gridiron This Week
A Washington area football card features two local college games at Brookland next Saturday Gallaudet versus Catholic University and West Virginia Wesleyan at Hilltop, both attracting strong interest. Also on the slate are high school clashes including Central vs Tech at Andrews Park and Eastern vs Western, shaping a busy weekend for locals. Georgetown's foe last year, West Virginia Wesleyan, is noted for its passing prowess and drawing power.
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Catholic University
Brookland
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Tech
Madden
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Easton
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Kiva
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Johns Hopkins
Important Football Games Here This Week
Local schedules list Tuesday contest Central High Western at Andrews Park and Saturday games including Georgetown vs West Virginia Wesleyan at Georgetown Galinndetta Catholic University at Brookland. The piece reviews Georgetown’s near win over Pittsburgh, notes Unionbacks’ fumbles, praises Villanova vs Catholic University, and highlights Southern and Atlantic Coast results with Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and Georgia Tech among noted performances.
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Andrews Park
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Georgetown
Galinndetta
Catholic University
Brookland
G W Students Seek Sanction of Football at GWU
The board of trustees may authorize football and baseball at George Washington University if the athletic group shows credible management of basketball and track. Prof Sheslie Cleveland McNemar states the administration’s stance. Students rally to build a stronger sports program, with baseball revived in 1916 and football possibly restored next fall. Alpha Beta Phi issues a campus football challenge to other fraternities.
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George Washington University
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Department of Political Secience
Alpha Beta Phi Fraternity
Stebbins and Tormey Named Georgetown Captains
Georgetown University’s executive athletics board elected Ed Stebbins captain of track and Jim Tormey captain of baseball for the coming season. Stebbins has been a dash and middle-distance standout, while Tormey has starred in baseball and played exceptional first base for the varsity last spring.
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Georgetown University
Ed Stebbins
Jim Tormey
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Tormey
Engineers Reserve Victory Over Tuscans in Military Mock
An order to field maneuvers prevented I engineers from meeting their engagement with the Tuscans yesterday. The second string team accepted a challenge after their superiors' return from a mile hike and won 7 to 0. The lineup lists officers and players including Lt Schwelgman Mongeon Carrath Rena Hgan Douga, King Plunkett, Loyd Reed, and Simmons with Reed scoring and Douglas kicking.
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Simmons
Ro Reed
Douglas
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Empire
Keagle
Nicholson
Open Style Football Shocks Nation Across Saturday Games
Saturday football produced a flood of open style passes, lateral plays, and field goals that toppled favorites. Yale fell to Washington and Jefferson while Harvard rallied late to tie Penn State, and Syracuse overwhelmed Michigan as Eastern teams dominated the day.
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Blue
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Spiegel
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Crimson
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Hardwick
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Elis
Cambridge
Dartmouth
Palmer Memorial Stadium
Princeton
Feds to Join Major Leaguers Says Gilmore Chiefs
New York Oct 25 The Federal League press denied Bresnahan signing as Brooklyn manager and said officials including Gilmore Weeghman left for the West. Bresnahan hadn’t been seen in Greater New York recently and may have met Brooklyn owners elsewhere. Gilmore promised major surprises within a month affecting pennant hopes of one American and two National League clubs.
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Roger Bresnahan
Chicago
Brooklyn Federals
Gilmore
Charles Weeghman
Federal League
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Brooklyn
Ward Brothers
City
Bresnahan
Gov Tener
Ban Johnson
Garry Herrmann
James Leads Invincible Spin To All Nationals Victory
In Spokane on October 23 Bull James of world series fame starred as the All National team defeated the All Americans 11 to 3. The Americans scored three unearned runs in the first inning. Batteries James and Killifer pitched for the Nationals with Cole and Mc Avoy catching.
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Spokane
Wash
Bull James
Laurel Park Racing Closes With Three Big Stakes Assured
The Laurel track prepares for a three day closing festival starting Tuesday with high grade racing and three stakes. The Chevy Chase steeplechase highlights the program at 2 12 miles with 1500 added, featuring top names like Blankenton Meadowlark and Bax Brook. The Maryland handicap for two year olds at six furlongs offers 200 added with 38 nominations including Pebbles and Kilkenny Boy, while the National handicap at 1 1/4 miles carries 2500 added and names Roamer and other top horses as hopeful runners. The Maryland State Fair runs alongside the meeting, offering exhibitions, premiums in the thousands, and live stock displays each morning.
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Casaba
Harry Ir Pars
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Kilkenny Boy
Ast Cain
Heamer Tin Paint Stromboli
Thornhill
G Mo Miller
Flying Fairy Figginng
Selesta Ropert
Bradley Tartar Star Gate
Busakin
Gainer
Pandean
Jack' Goldsborough
Andrew
Racing Entries Report with Multiple Races and Entrants
Daily summary of entry lists across five races including horses such as Juste Goebal Brom, Money Irish General Rindalp Haag, McAdoo Allee D Us, HanSlar Cop, and Lather San Vega. Entries include ages from two to four plus allowances for different weights and furlongs, with notable contenders like Real Interest and Howdy.
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Ranorr
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Birka
Burma
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Hear Ra McGee
Gioth
Graver Hughes
Hein Barbee
San Vega
Futerpe
Hermada
Charey
Howand Coppertown
Louise Paul
Vigilants Defeat Altoona Indians 7 to 0 in Stadium Victory
The Vigilants, district independent champions, edged Altoona Va largely former Indian players 7 to 0. Brown scored on a two yard run after a Derby pass and a series of line plunges near the end of the third period, with Langre converting the goal.
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Wateler
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Worth
Edmoneth
Alara
Kor
Reaver Waerer
Weotri
Bender
Lacarlons
Crouch
Kel
Unclear list of horse names at Laurel Park event
A garbled OCR item from Laurel Park lists numerous horse names and terms such as Proctor Far Helier Mardeca Spel Navcer Aady Roha and Spearhead, with scattered place names and odd annotations. The fragment lacks coherent narrative, dates, or outcomes to summarize a specific race or result.
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Cloctanant Laquier
Det Proctor
Far Helier Mardeca
Navcer
Aady Roha
Hanteuse
Deryleh
Thornhl
Spearhead
Syringbeard Arylade Heedvast
Naples
Petelus Duke of Shelby Protector
Thornh
Flittergold
Springbeard
Suuber
Helge Rose ‘Noble Grand Connemara
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