Cornwell Edges De Farges In Nineteen Holes
In the District women’s golf championship at Columbia Country club, Mrs H King Cornwell defeated Mrs J R De Farges 1 up after nineteen holes in a tight round. Other results: Mrs T C Kinkaid beat Mrs B Warner 5 and 4, Mrs J W Rankin beat Mrs Hyatt 3 and 2, and top entrants prepare for Friday’s final amid a large fan turnout.
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H. King Cornwell
J. R. DeFarges
Gar
T. C. Kinkaid
CG Ho Warner
J W. Rankin
Bannockburn
Hyatt
Kinkaid
Rankin
Leitch Sisters Lose On Baltusrol Links
New York reports Misa Marion Hollins and Mrs. W A Gavin defeat Misa Cecil Leitch and Edith Leitch by one hole in a four ball foursome at Baltusrol Golf Club New Jersey. The Americans led four up at the turn but the British pair forced the eighteenth before losing.
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New York
Get
Misa Marion Hollins
W. A. Gavin
Metropolitan
Misa Cecil Leitch
Edith
Baltusrek
N. J.) Gelt Club
Penn State prep for Georgia Tech clash after Harvard game
Penn State drills intensively for the upcoming intersectional clash with Georgia Tech at the Polo Grounds in New York. Madera is out for the season with a broken leg while Hess is sidelined at least two weeks with a sprained ankle. Captain Snell may travel but cannot play. Knabb solidifies fullback prospects. Lightner and Wilson shine at halfback, boosting hopes of a strong performance.
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State College
Harvard
Penn State
Madera
Hess
Georgia Tech
Polo Grounds
New York
Bezdek
Crimson
Les
Lightner
Wilson
Rutgers
Atlanta
Golden Tornado
Exéndine
Alexander
Hilltoppers
Billy Kenyon
Holy Cross
Open Play for President's Cup at Chevy Chase Club
The first round of eighteen hole match play for the President's Cup takes place today at Chevy Chase club. Players begin before 11 p.m. with pairings listed, semifinals and final set for next Saturday.
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Chevy Chase Club
A. G Lott Ys
Lawrence Heap
J. H. Goreva
W. E. Pearson
L. FT Bi Johnson
J W. Chilidress
Reeve Lewis
R W McNeely
R H W. Baker
J T. Cassell
A H H. Warner
Smart Move of Eli Management
New York reports Yale’s football game with West Point drew 75 000 spectators and over 200 000 in gate money. The event attracted many first time attendees including New Haven visitors who witnessed the cadet drill and thrilling contest, boosting support for Tad Jones and Yale football.
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New York
West Point
New Haven
Yale
New England
Yale Army
Tad Jones
Richmond Athletic club faces Washington eleven in exhibition
Joe Silverstein, former Washington and Lee fullback, stars for Richmond alongside Turner Bethel in an exhibition of drop kicks punting and broken field running. The Southern squad adds Carter Smith Oakes Bailey Williams Knapp Coghill Miller Stigger Winchester. Ost 25 Winchester High beats Waynesboro 241 in Cumberland Valley league opener.
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Richmond Athletic Club
Jack
Hegarty
Washington Eleven
Joe Silverstein
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Generals
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Carter
Smith
Oakes
Bailey
Williams
Knapp
Coghill
Miller
Stigger
Winchester
Winchester High School
Waynesboro
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Clubmates to Act as Barretts Pallbearers
Detroit mourns James E. Barrett known as Jimmy Barrett an American League outfielder who died suddenly in his office from apoplexy. His formerDiamond teammates will bear his casket though pallbearers have not yet been chosen and a funeral date has not been set.
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Detroit
Mich
James E
Jimmy) Barrett
Goos
Barrett
Extra-Hole Match Delights Columbia Club Championship Field
Twenty four golfers from three divisions gathered for the Columbia Country Club championship first round in an eighteen hole format. In the top division Guy Standifer edged M B Stevenson in a 21 hole affair after Stevenson led 4 up on the fifteenth. both posted 78 medal scores for the first eighteen. Second division saw H King Cornwell narrowly defeat Ralph Barnard 8 and 6 as all matches favored favorites. In the third division F B Gibson easily defeated H L West after a near even finish between Orville Brown and J W Beller, with Brown winning 1 up. Tomorrow exposes round two with pairings announced for each division.
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Columbia
ED G. Cunningham
Bannockburn
T GC. Kinkaid
Chevy Chase
HB. Warner
C L. Frailey
Genevieve B Wimsatt
W B Wimsatt
Fleming Mewbold
H. King Cornwell
J HR DeFarges
Cedlic McCallum
Tom Moore
Washington
Q. Ceneron
Marshall Bullitt
J W.renkin
Frank Hiyat
Brahany
Kincaid
Fraley
Winentt
Cornwell
Hyatt
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L A Frothingher
Mise Katherine
Savage
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McArthur
O A Slater
V_ Wheeler
HT Shannon
Elinor Wheeler
Slater
Shannon
Tach
Rand
Frothingham
Richards
Elight
Columbia Country Club
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M. 3B
Stevenson
Standifer
Standfer
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Ralph P. Barnard
F. B Gibson
H L. West
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J.W. Beller
Tynan
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W W Smith
A R MacKenzie
George Samen
DK Jackson
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M DB Stevenson
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Leighton
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Herman Stabler
H.C Hobinson
Sherman Ford
Dr CL. Bliss
Orville Crown
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Maj S M Walwaley
Wo ‘Treadway
FB. Gibson
HK Weal
Ynon Ys Snuth
James Ye Standifer
Waggaman Ve Stabler
Ford
Crown
Walmsley
Gideon
Norris Booting Drill At Naval Academy Practice
Annapolis Md Oct 25 two regular backfield men Hamilton and Barchet shared duties behind a line of Conroy Koehler Cruine and Norris The last plebe back Norris drew fan interest as the second team ends held him in check yet he had several moderate runs and punted well The reguar unit was sharp and a late scrimmage under artificial lights drew large midshipmen crowds.
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Naval Academy
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Barchet
Conroy
Koehler
Cruine
Norris
Cullen
Hughes
Durgin
Navy
Parr
Bucknell to Begin Prep for Catholic U Game
Bucknell University football practice is paused until Wednesday after a hard stretch since September. Coach Reynolds aims to ease training to allow cripples to recover for the Navy game on November 5 while starting preparations for the Catholic University tilt. Junior High meets Central’s 135-pound squad at Potomac Park at 3 15 this afternoon. Linwoorths seek games with teams averaging 110 pounds. contact Gordon Jack in Columbia.
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Bucknell ,University
Peekeeneee
Reynolds
Catholic University
Navy
Central
Potomac Park
Linworths
Linwoorths
Gordon Jack
Columbia
Eastern High school overwhelms Business in 12 first downs to 5
Eastern High school beat Business 12 first downs to 5 and 0 on the scoreboard, using straight off tackle and end plays. Prender led the backfield with Weissell and Allen sharing the load, while Lehnert and O D ea starred on defense. The game featured multiple punts and interceptions as Eastern held a consistent upper hand throughout.
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Business
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Kelly
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Ernie Weissell
Jimmy Allen
Oscar Lehnert
O'Dea
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Mastern
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Cosby
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Sprague Eastern
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Weitzeil Business
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Greer
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Ur Patton
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Mercerberg
Exendine and Quigley May Officiate at Central Tech Game
At Central High a meeting of the faculty athletic advisers reviewed a proposed officials pair for the scholastic clash between Central and Tech. Albert Exendine of Georgetown and BU Quigley of George Washington were practically chosen to work the game, though no final decision was made.
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Tech
Albert Exendine
Georgetown
BU Quigley
George Washington
Wil
Central High School
Bixendine
Quigley
Woods Defeats Jerome Keogh In High-Scoring Opener
In Philadelphia on October 25 Arthur Woods of Minneapolis beat Jerome Keogh of Rochester NC 125 to 83 in 22 innings. Walter Franklin of Kansas City defeated William F. De Langh of Philadelphia 125 to 40 in 20 innings with high runs of 30 and 10 respectively. James Maturo of New York defeated Michael Kovach of Trenton NJ 125 to 46 in 38 innings with runs of 20 and 22. Matches featured three scratches each.
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Arthur Woods
Minneapolis
Jaroma Keogh
Rochester
N. C
Woods
Keogh
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
William F. de Langh
Franklin
de Langh
James Matura
New York
Michael Kovach
Trenton
Maturo
Kovach
Bat Masterson Dies At His Desk In New York
New York Oct 25 Bat Masterson former sheriff in the Southwest and longtime Sporting editor of the Morning Telegraph died of heart disease at his desk He was 66 Born in Fairfield Iowa he moved with parents to Wichita Kansas at 14 and soon hunted buffalo He fought Indian wars including Red River and was wounded He later served as Dodge City sheriff then Trinidad marshal and Tombstone Denver and Chicago before moving to New York where he became a noted sports writer
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I. B
Bat”) Masterson
Southwest
Morning Telegraph
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Fairfield
Wichita
Kans
Baldwin
Red River
Dodge City
Trinidad
Colo
Tombstone
Ariz
Denver
Chicago
Winter Powerboat Races Set to Start February 11
The American Powerboat Association announced the annual winter racing season off the Florida coast will open February 11 and run about four weeks. Events include cruiser distance races from Miami to Palm Beach and Miami to Havana, Cuba, plus speedboat races for the Fisher and Wood-Fisher cups.
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New York
American Powerboat Association
Florida
Miami
Palm Beach
Havana
Cuba
Caldwell Released by Cleveland Tribe
Cleveland Ohio October 25 Ray Caldwell longtime pitcher for the Cleveland American League club since 1919 was given his unconditional release today Manager Speaker said he intends to reorganize his pitching staff for 1922.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ray Caldwell
Speaker
Army Navy game tickets doubled in price at Polo Grounds
New York reports reserved grandstand seats for the Army Navy football game on November 26 at the Polo Grounds now cost $6 including tax, with private boxes at $100. Tickets must be secured via West Point or Annapolis. Giants offices handle box sales. Analysts estimate about 350000 gross from 46000 grandstand tickets and 1200 boxes, surpassing Yale Princeton revenue by over 125000.
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Annapolis
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New York National League
Paddock notes prepare for Havana winter run by Ross stable
Laurel Maryland reports trainer Henry McDaniel will take a stable of twelve to Havana for the winter marking the Canadian sportsman’s first winter campaign. Other stables ship to Pimlico and Gravesend while claims announced include J D Barthmolomew for Summer Sigh and C Koehler acquiring Vibrate. Jockey J Williams signs with L T Bauer for fall and New Orleans meets. Racing results list multiple maidens and feature events at Lexington and Maple Heights with numerous winners and margins. Independent A C seeks 145-150 pound class opponents. contact manager Edward M Reidy.
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Henry McDaniel
J. K. L. Ross
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J D. Barthmolomew
C. Koehler
Quincy
Gravesend
EB Utterback
GU STARS Ready To Face Hatchettites In Big Clash
Georgetown and George Washington prepare for a pivotal matchup at American League park as Exendine aims to match full strength after injuries. Billy Kenyon leads Eastern scoring while Hatchetties train hard and Quigley drills defense and new plays ahead of the weekend showdown.
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Drexel
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Babe Ruth's Right Hand Operated For Infection
New York reports Babe Ruth, recovering from a barnstorming tour, underwent surgery for an infected right hand. The famed Yankees slugger, sidelined by an infection near his left eyebrow during the World Series, was treated after swelling from an insect bite required lancing by a surgeon.
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Paper Ruth
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Ebbow
Gonzaga and St John Meet in District Prep Title Clash
The Gonzaga High School machine faces St John’s College in a pivotal District prep gridiron clash at American League park. Coach Jack Sullivan leads Gonzaga while Eddie Sutton directs St John’s. Referees include Paul Cahill, with Griffith Park hosting a no admission ticket game at 3:30 pm.
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Eastern High Fame
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Virginia Preps for Princeton in Palmer Stadium clash
Charlottesville Virginia October 25 interest grows as Princeton and Virginia prepare for a key game at Palmer Stadium next Saturday. Virginia backers tout a strong aerial attack and experienced line while Princeton counters with a robust line and fast backs.
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Princeton
University of Virginia
Palmer Stadium
Virginia
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Black
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