Cameron Edges Rankin For District Women's Golf Title
Mrs. L. O. Cameron of Chevy Chase edged Mrs. J. W. Rankin of Washington to win the District women's golf championship at Columbia Country Club. Cameron led 3 up with three to play, Rankin won 16 and 17, but Cameron secured the 18th with three putts for a one up victory. Semifinals and finals set for today and tomorrow feature Kinkaid Frailey Cornwell and Cameron in key clashes.
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Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
J. W. Rankin
Washington Club
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Dewitta McCallum
L. C. Gameron
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Mire
Frank Hyatt
Marshall Bullitt
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George Richards
C. Slazer
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Hanna Elected Club President At Columbia Country Club
At the annual meeting of the Columbia Country Club last night John H. Hanna reelected president with A. Leech Jr as vice president and Arthur B. Shahan and John Poole as secretary and treasurer. Governors named for terms ending October 1924 and 1923. Initiation fees raised to 200 dollars for active and 100 for associate members. dues 200 dollars. Junior member age limit fixed at 25. Membership quota announced as filled with waiting list. buffet supper served.
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Lollumbia Country Club
John HT. Hanna
Capital Traction Company
A. ¥. Leech. Jr
Arthur B. Shahan
John Poole
O. J. DeMoll
Orville B. Crown
Herbert T., Shannon
John C. Walker
Harry Wardman
Donald Woodward
Aid Parent
First Round President's Cup Plays At Chevy Chase
Eighty two players contest the first round of match play in the President's Cup at Chevy Chase with numerous decisive results. A. G. Lott ousts J. Lawrence Heap 5 and 3 while W. H. Pearson trims J. H. Gare 3 and 1. Other winners include J. W. Childress, R. W. McNeely, T. Cassell, Samuel Dalzell, Ramadell, J. L. Suter, H. M. Southgate, H. B. Davidson, W. E. Hexburn, J. A. Hamilton, W. G. Dunlop, B. M. Talcott, W. J. Mendenka and Harry Taylor.
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Chevy Chase
A. G. Lott
J. Lawrence Heap
W. H. Pearson
J. H. Gare
J. W. Childress
J. T. B. Johnson
R. W. McNeely
MM. B. Gates
T. Cassell
R W. Tinker
Amuel Dalzell
B. Oi
Ramadell
Milenko Wins Cambridgeshire Stakes at New Market
Milenko, owned by James A. de Rothschild and ridden by W E Whin eray, captured the 1000 pound Cambridgeshire Stakes at New Market. Leighton, owned by Leighton, finished second with Franklin of Lord Carnarvon third as twenty four horses started.
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New Market
Eng
Associated Press
James A. de Rothschild
W. E. Whineray
Leighton
Lord Carnarvon
Franklin
State Students Hike to Gotham for Penn State Georgia Tech Clash
State College Pa Oct 26 Enthusiasm runs high for the upcoming intersectional clash with Georgia Tech in New York. A mass meeting backed the Nittany eleven as about 560 Penn State students plan to join a cheering section, many hiking to New York tomorrow noon. Bezdek’s squad held a light workout and faces a tougher defense than against Harvard. captain Snell will miss this week but may return next week.
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Maryland university class to study morning training at paddock notes
Laurel Md Oct 26 Professor Smith of Maryland university animal husbandry will visit the racing association with his class to observe morning training and view the afternoon program. Other items note Walnut Hall claimed for 2089, shipments to Pimlico and Havana meetings, and Empire City race results across six events with detailed times and participants.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Red Bank
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Pimlico
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T. J. Heals
Numbered jerseys to aid fans at Penn State Georgia Tech game
New York expects a large crowd for the Penn State versus Georgia Tech clash at Polo Grounds. The article urges compulsory player numbering to identify each man on the field, praising Harry M. Stevens for the scoring program and urging Intercollegiate Rules Committee to extend the rule to require all players to wear numbers.
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Polo
Penn State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
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Irwin
Tiger Stars to Face Virginians
Charlottesville Virginia October 25 Princeton poised for a tough next game against the University of Virginia Saturday as sports writers forecast a strong comeback. The Tigers rely on Garrity and Lourie though recent engagements with Navy and Chicago reduced form. Virginia counters with depth and reserves and a solid line that may test Princeton ends Lourie and Garrity.
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Princeton
University of Virginia
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Laurie
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Chicago
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Virginia
Old Dominion
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Reds Will Train at Mineral Wells
Cincinnati announces Mineral Wells Texas as the likely spring training city for the National League club. President Herrmann indicated the Texas resort leads five inviting cities, with Mineral Wells about 60 miles west of Fort Worth. The White Sox trained there three consecutive years.
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Mineral Wells
Tex
Herrmann
Texas
Fort Worth
Chicago White Sox
Willard to Fight Dempsey Again Next July in Jersey City
New York reports Jess Willard aims to stage a comeback against Jack Dempsey under Tex Rickard in Jersey City next July. He plans a tune up bout with a second rate heavyweight such as Fred Fulton or K O Brennan to prove he remains capable, else Dempsey will be favored to win again.
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Yess
Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Jersey City
Sporting Publc
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K. O. Brennan
Big Jesu
Hin
Dempsey
New York club faces ticket complaints over price hike
A New York scribe close to the National League accuses service athletic associations of rationing tickets for the public and doubling prices. Col Waite Johnson confirms last year’s prices for army and navy seats at 3.50 with boxes at 25, while denying any increase by the NY club or other agencies. He suggests someone may be trying to pass the buck.
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Priate Posse
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Office of Chief of Staff
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Army Athletics
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Nap Pier
Jeague Elay
Army of Navy Athletic Associations
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Bowie Track Accepts Ruling of Commission
Bowie track owner Mary Tan Agritcultural jAnpadta Hoty Hick agreed to bear the cost of the appraisal of the track by experts under the racing commission. The association had protested paying the bill, which totals 41,000 or $1,500. Harry B. Wolt represented the Southern Mary association in the mediation.
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Bowie
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Harry B. ‘Wolt
Ad Association
Navy Running Stars In Drill At Annapolia Md
Navy backs Barchet Conroy Beehler and Cruise start in practice at Annapolia Maryland with late injuries to Lateon Peter and Hamilton. Barchet and Conroy travel the field with speed while Durgin and Norris contribute in later drills. Norris scores a touchdown as forward passes struggle.
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Backfeld
Mite
Naval Academy
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Hamilton
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Mohawk A C Eleven Heads Challenge
Mohawk A. C. eleven issues a challenge as they prepare for Sunday play. The unnamed opponent is expected to test the Mohawk squad’s strength with a aggressive game plan. Fans anticipate a close contest at home with local nerves high and hopes for a strong showing.
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Georgetown Americas-Avoca grid iron notes
Ex Captain Barry Hurley to appear for Georgetown in Blue's lineup. Officials named by central board to aid spectator follow. Ticket sales at Sprading's rising. Buff ard Bite squad reshuffled under Coach Quigley with tentative lineup for Saturday game led by Shaw Altrup Mulligan Hughes Jawish Connolly Peake Springston Monson Crouch Licarone.
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Central Board
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Ruth's Penalty in Two Weeks
Babe Ruth faces a potential suspension for breaking the post season barnstorming rule. Judge Landis, baseball commissioner, said a decision would come in about two weeks. An apology would not affect the outcome.
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Landis
Ruth
Knickerbocker A G Plans Practice for Arlington Game
The Knickerbocker A. G. schedules a practice session tomorrow night at their clubhouse ahead of Sunday’s game with Arlington A. C. at Knickerbocker field. Manager J West lists the season’s forthcoming dates including matches with Gra fers Mohawks Mercury A C Naval Hospital Virginia A C and Truxton A C at Alexandria. Brookland A C to face Southern A C next Sunday at Brookland field. players averaging 145 pounds sought. contact George Bohtiert 105 Michigan Ave NE.
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Michigan Avenue
Vim-O-Gen Yeast Vitamin Tablets Highlight Benefit
A druggist is urged to stock Vim-O-Gen Yeast Vitamine tablets without substitutions. The product is described as scientifically cultured yeast rich in three essential vitamins for health, strength, and energy.
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DONT FORGET YOUR CLUBHEAD and the swing rhythm
An article excerpt discusses golf technique focusing on timing the clubhead impact, relaxing to avoid tightening up, and waiting for the clubhead to lead the shot. It contrasts power with proper timing, notes the follow through, and advises smoother, shorter swings to gain distance. It also mentions a 1941 basketball challenge organized by Capital Five Basketers seeking games with out-of-town teams.
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National Newspaper Service
Capital Five
T. L. Miller
Q Street
St. Louis Clubs Hope for Pennant Winners
New York reports 1922 plans by St Louis Browns business manager Robert Quinn to win the American League pennant. He aims to add two capable pitchers, with Lee Féal as team leader, and to complete deals in the coming winter. Branch Rickey of the Cardinals also seeks pitchers to challenge the Giants and other NL clubs.
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Robert Quinn
St. Louis Browns
Browss
Quinn
Lee Féal
Browns
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Abyss
Giants
Gonzaga Meets St John s Today for City Grid Title
In a clash at American League Park St John s College Slavens faces Gonzaga High School in a decisive prep championship tilt. Both teams healthy after earlier-season injuries. Rivalry expected to heighten in this bitter season finale between two elite city programs.
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