Florists Aim to Win Six-Game Bowl Series in Three Cities
The District Amateur Bowling League Florist team heads to Baltimore with hopes of defeating Florist teams from Baltimore and Philadelphia for a $60 cup. Six games will be played tonight in Baltimore and Philadelphia on November 10, with a banquet to follow. Washington seeks revenge after last spring's three-city sweep. George H Cooke captains the Washington squad, while fans are expected to flock to Monarch Alley to support the team.
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Handzarra and Mollie Donohue Shine in Jamaica Stakes
Handzarra won the Ravenswood Handicap at six furlongs with Santa Catalina second as four favorites and two long shots shared the day’s honors at Jamaica. Kinmesha led early, First Mason placed second in the third race, while Benevolent captured the fifth race and Moite Douohuz won the sixth.
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Bert Howe
Martha Gorman Dominates Latonia Four Race Card
Martha Gorman the favorite easily won the fourth race at Latonia as part of a muddy track program. Track results list Maureen and Ja yon among early runners with multiple longshots and favorites in a crowded card including Dollada St Tammany Covina and Suzanne Rotamere among others.
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Racing Entries From Today's Card Across Seven Races
The list details entries for seven races including selling and maiden events. Notable names include Seliirg Mamle Worth Invincible Clifton Forge Goldsmith Lindale Jane Holly Brigand Irish Witch Brilliant Mirthless Antimony Fiat and many others with assigned weights and post positions.
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Gladwin
Invincible
Astarica
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Emergency
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Mellvalu
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Chimney Sweep
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Peeping Tom
Supreme Tambeau
Melbourne
Kongrock
Vanguard Prines Frederick
Dan Patchs Sire Question Sparks Legal Challenge
A dispute over the sire of Dan Patch surfaces as John Thompson of Port Arthur Canada claims the champion pacer belongs to him. He seeks a Dominion court order to inspect the horse to prove it was stolen from his stable, amid wider whispers of misattributed lineage including Domineer and Red Wilkes. Lou Dillon is also mentioned in the chatter.
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Minneapolis
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Canada
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Red Mack
Jennie Middleton
Patch
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St. Asaph poolroom to remain closed in Virginia
Report of a ten day reopening is denied. Lew Bargen says J 24 Hill has no plan to back a new poolroom in Virginia and confirms no reopening. Officials insist the poolroom ban remains in place and unlikely to be overturned by statute.
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Rival Packs Hunt: American and English Hounds Meet
The American and English hound packs prepare for a November meet at Fauquier County Virginia estate of H Rozier Dulany. A preliminary trial will be decided by a coin toss with Allen Potts of Richmond organizing the event. The hunt promises a week of social gaiety with Richmond leaders and society guests. The leading press associations will cover results as they are decided.
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Prize Fight Fell Through at Indian Head Event
Promoter failed to secure boat and tickets for a boxing carnival at Indian Head. The planned main bout pitted Billy Peyton against Joe McWilliams, with no ship charter or promoter presence at the Seventh Street wharf. Backers McMillen and Haight offered $500 on McWilliams, leaving Peyton to salvage the match.
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Lively Winter for Billiards Expected in America
International flavor to billiards this winter as Balke in Paris, Marva Sutton Cure Vignaux Sanchez eyed to come. Schaef er Slosson Hoppe likely to enter. Tournaments planned in Chicago and New York with a world balkline championship trophy. Match games to follow, boosting billiards activity this season.
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Balkline
Paul Cook Transfers From Central to Wesleyan College
Former Central High School athlete Paul Cook enters Wesleyan College at Williamstown after earning track honors with Central and the local National Guard. He excelled in sprinting and high jump with marks of 101-8 in the 100 yard dash and 21 seconds in the 20, plus a 5 feet high jump. Logan Cunningham, previously of Central, also mapped Wesleyan support for Princeton, and Princeton may eventually pursue Cook as well.
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England
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Princeton
Atlantic City Golf Club announces November fan tournament
The Coun try Club of Atlantic City sets November 16 17 and 18 for its fan tournament in Atlantic City New Jersey. Prizes include the Governor's President's Atlantic City and Northfield cups with Consolation Cup for the last winner of the final sixteen. Entries close the evening before the opening day and are sent to Walter's Edge honorary secretary.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
Country Club of
United States Golf Association
Walter’ S Edge
St Louis Pool Title Fight Challenged by Hueston
Thomas Hueston issued a formal challenge to Al Fred De Oro for a 600 ball match and title, posting his forfeit in St Louis on October 26. De Oro holds the diamond championship emblem and has forty days to decide or surrender the title.
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Georgetown to meet heavier Washington and Jefferson team
Georgetown University football team heads to Pittsburg to face Washington and Jefferson College on Saturday. Coach Reilly expects a close, low-scoring game despite facing a heavier, more cohesive opponent. Tenor notes show improvement after Swarthmore defeat as heavy new players join but remain untested.
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Notes of the boxers in London and Philadelphia ring plans
Boxers Frank Craig Billy Jedwards and Jack McGuigan arrange matches in London and Philadelphia.Battling Nelson faces challengers while James Britt and others maneuver for title chances. Reports describe weight terms, trainer moves, boxing politics, and a dramatic tale of Jeffries backing Hart in Reno.
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London
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Chicago
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Notre Dame coached by Cayou faces varied college notes
Football notes discuss Notre Dame under Cayou and Carlisle dominance in scoring, Princeton-Columbia betting odds, Villanova securing a date with Penn, Harvard struggles, Hurley injury absence, Annapolis midweek win over Maryland Aggies, Walter McCormack’s discouragement at Northwestern, Penn’s anti brutality context, Yale practice shifts toward open style, Phil King praising Wisconsin, Penn State professionalism controversy with Draper, and broad remarks on college football dynamics and travel notices.
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Harvard Football Crisis Faces Harvard Corporation
The Advertiser reports a majority of Harvard University Corporation may move to abolish inter collegiate football if brutality or violence occurs at the upcoming Harvard Yale game. President Elliot and three other members likely support the measure though no official vote has occurred.
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Technical vs Eastern Eleven Clash in High School Championship
Manual Training School faces Easterns in a 3 a m kickoff at National Park for the second half of the state high school football championship. Technical holds one win and one loss and must win today and the November 10 Central game to retain the title as Eastern seeks an upset. The expected lineup includes Eyeworth, Tewksberry, and several key backs and line players from both teams.
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George Washington Football Scrubs Practice Shows Improvement
George Washington eleven shows marked improvement after scrimmage against varsity. Twenty six players practiced in muddy conditions as the varsity scored twice in a short session and coaches were encouraged. Maryland game looms with Mount St Joseph and Fort McHenry wins noted. a large crowd from Baltimore expected and a roster leader appointed to coordinate routing.
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GRAFT IN FOOTBALL AT GOVERNORS ISLAND
General Fred D Grant, commander of the Department of the East, bans a Governors Island football game between a naval eleven and a sailors team amid graft suspicions. He cites attempts in Wall Street to obtain money from friends and reports of small percentages for the army and navy. August Belmont reportedly offered to pay 200 for four tickets.
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New York
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Department of the East
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Brookland Second Team Defeats Friends' Select In Narrow Victory
The Brookland Athletic Association second team defeated Friends' Select School yesterday on the latter's grounds by a 2 to 0 score. Shiples broke through with a 75 yard end run and the Brookland lineup included Daniel left tackle Sheraond left guard Holand center Marsden right guard Jackson right tackle McHugh Shipley quarterback Jallifen left half back Mid?ekeut full back Refer re half there on 17. The Brookland team averages about 120 pounds per man.
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