Corbett Declared Winner After Tipman Breaks Hand
In a crowded Eureka Athletic Club bout, Young Corbett earned the decision over Joe Tipman after eight rounds as Tipman quit claiming a broken right hand suffered earlier. Corbett had pressed with brutal right hand body blows in rounds six to eight, while Tipman showed early edge with footwork and jabs before fading. James O'Hara refereed. Corbett was supported by Tuthill Loftus and Elliott, Tipman by Miller Bell and Snowden.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Young Corbett
Joe Tipman
Eureka Athletic Club
Tipman
Corbett
Ipman
Denver
Ioman
McGovern
Toman
Harry Tuthill
John Loftus
Joe Elliott
Tip Man
Herman Miller
Davy Bell
Ed Snowden
James O'Hara
Travis Leads New York In Tri City Cup Triumph At Garden City
Walter J Travis rose to the occasion earning top marks for New York as the Metropolitan team defeated Philadelphia in the Ingles and foursome matches at Garden City Golf Club. Travis shot 72 in the tag match and teamed with Ralph Peters Jr. to win, with the New York side taking ten of the twelve matches on the day and preparing to face a Massachusetts picks in the deciding series.
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L. Fr
Philadelphia
New York
Metropolitan
Walter J Travis
Massachusetts
Tri-City
Herbert W. Lesley
Wee
Garden City Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Exworld
Ralph Peters
Toursome
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H .P. Smith
Percy Pyne
Boe
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Pyne
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Dr .S. Carr
J J Travers
How Perrin
A. W. Tillinghast
G J. Cocke
G .A. Crump
C H Seeley
J M Ward
F. O. Horstman
R EB
Hanson
F. Douglas
Harold Wilcox
Archibald Graham Amd
C B McDonald
H P Smith
J Natie
Boston
Races at Cortemen's Driving Park Feature Heavy Card
Harrison Wilkes wins the trotting stake in straight heats as Cortemen's Driving Park hosts two 3.40 pace events amid large attendance. Clara Iau takes the first race on a 217 pacing purse, while other heats list multiple starters including Admiral Schley and Paul Kruger with various finishes and distances.
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Cortemen's Driving Park
Clara Iau
Majo- Wellington
Electric Storm
J Hoo L
William M
Boo J
Harrison
Dewey
Bho
Maxee Bluess
Lunna Ir
Bong
Stoke
Harrison Wilkes
Tis
Admiral Schley
Margie Z
Lillian
Paul Kruger
Estuary
Flinch
Cornette
Kenneth K
Amre R
Hand Bird
Paterick
King Pin
Amanda Hart Moran
Don R
Gedney King
Dedsworth
Ethrorn
Cordova
George M
Rareavis
Jud
Artha Czar
Merrill Hawkes
Dbr
General Kuser
Lady Ruthalan
Ramred
Six Falls At Virginia Carolina Fox Hunters Meet
Special to The Washington Fest from Richmond Oct 27 reports six falls amid red mud at Chase City during the Virginia Carolina Fox Hunters Association event. Despite rough weather, the all age stake drew forty hounds and yielded awards to Beck and Fly in the first and second places with Patrick noted among the entries. A banquets and ball concluded the day with praise for the evening’s success.
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Richmond
Fox Hunters’ Association
Chase City
May Pleasants
Boydton
Norvell
Winans
New York
Hartman
Huffman
Norfolk
Fleming
Spartanburg
Mecklenburg
J. T. Twitty
Buffalo
William T. Hughes
Association
Beck
Red Bitch
J. F. Jordan
Greeneboro
N. C
Overboy
Sneed
Messrs
Marrow
Jordan
Faucette
North Carolina
Confession by Duffy Blames Rulers of Athletics
A Washington Post summary reports A F Duffy Georgetown sprinter turns writer in Physical Culture, exposing amateur athletics as pro driven by managers. He claims stars are paid, rules bend, and governing bodies mislead the public, with Sebring named Williamsport manager and other notes on travel and salaries.
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Washington Post
New York
A. F. Duffy
Georgetown University
America
England
Duffy
Hmelight
Ireland
Scotland
Australia
New Zealand
Alfred Shrubb
Anll
Australa
Tinion J
Amateur Athletic Union
The
Fat Men Dominate District League Series Night
The July Fat Men's Club swept all three games against Market House, with Bresnan's 229 leading the 90 plus scores and Bailey's 6-7 spare noted as an unusual feat. War Department beat Government Printing Office in a lopsided departmental contest while Union upset the Cow Binds in the Bookbinders League. Mechanics beat Southern on the railways, and Columbia took two from Harrison Browning in Real Estate. The night featured strong team showings across leagues with standout individual scores and close margins in key games.
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Market House Men
Bresnan
Bailey
War Department
Government Printing Office
Cowboys
Union Five
Henthold
Mechanics
Washington Railway Relief Association
Southern
Southernens
Columbia
Harrison
Browning
Fat Men's Club
Fale
O'Connell
Atkin
Walsh
Iby
Harmel Bowie
Bookbinders’ League
Pendeltonie
Quinlan
Chute
Romhelt
Tatas
Hamacher
Wat
Murphy
Weedon
Wasney
Weber
Potala
Gams
McCauley
Barnard
Roberts
Leonard
Res Sea
Washington Railway Relief Absoctation
Wenner
Wilson
Millington
Mavera
Resencey
Sss
Harrison & Browning
Bontz
Travel salesman dies en route to prosecute pickpocket case
Edward Herron of Boston died at a Chicago rail station reportedly from anxiety over pursuing a larceny charge againstHimer Anderson, an alleged pickpocket. Anderson was arraigned on two larceny counts with J A Gregory of Iowa as a complainant. In Norfolk, Erema Carroll shot herself and is hospitalized in critical condition, former South teacher.
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Chicago
Edward Herron
Boston
Maio
Himer Anderson
Herron
Chi- Anderson
J. A. Gregory
Tee
Iowa
Washington Post
Norfolk
Erema Carroll
Hospital St. Vincent de Paul
South Carolina
Navy Faces Swarthmore In Tough Season Test At Annapolis
The Navy football team plans a hard battle against Swarthmore tomorrow at Annapolis. Injuries to Captain Howard and backs Douglass and Spencer test depth, with possible shifts at left tackle and guard if needed. Navy has not been scored against this season and has 162 points for.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Swarthmore
Navy
Army
Howard
Douglass
Spencer
Piersot
Shafroth
Doherty
Bernard
Friends Eleven Beats Force in 6–6 thriller
The Friends Select School third team edged the Force School 6 to 6 in a hard fought game. Walker led the winning side while Guy of the Force team made a 60 yard touchdown run. McCormick and Thompson starred for Friends.
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Guy
Force
Friends Eleven
Friends’ Select School
Walker
McCormick
Thompson
Friends
Soldiers and Civilians to Clash in City League Basketball
The District Basketball League at the YMCA held its final pre season meeting naming eight teams from National Guard units Carroll Institute Young Men's Christian Association and Columbia Athletic Club. The schedule features games at four venues with a long, detailed list of matchups from November to March and a prize exposition at S Kann Sons & Co with 100 prizes including 25 for best work and deadlines in December February.
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District Basketball League
Young Men's Christian Association
National Guard
Carroll Institute
Young Men's ‘Christian Association
Columbia Athletic Club
Taent
Col. L. M Brett
J. W. Crawford
Capt
C. Edwards
M. P. Brittain
Orlando Ross
Joe Moriarity
Ed Handsboer
Harold Woodhead
The
Carrolls
Soldier
Washington Light Infantry
Young Men's Chistian Association
Corcoran
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Ordways
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Corcorans
Carrolis
Corcorens
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Ordwaya
Carrolls Va
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Ve. C
A.C
Carrolla
V. Ordways
Ve. Carrolls
S. Kann, Sons & Co
Seach
Social and Personal News Notes from Washington
Social phase continues with society figures attending events before the season in Washington. Mrs Joy’s lavender pink crepe gown with lace and westerla shading, Nellie Martin in Auburn winter plans, Eva Alexander’s ankle injury, Miss Myrna Mi my and Mrs Lee at Mendota, Rev. Richard Riedel officiating a wedding, Miss Kirschbaum to wed Simon Suyon in December, Wilbur Fish Smith to marry Catherine Felgner in Baltimore, Gen and Mrs Royal Frank back from Vineyard Haven, Halstead at Brestin NYC, Walter Idling Hopking and Fannie Rankin Winans wed, Rev. Ulysses G. B Pierce presiding, Miss Marion Gallaudet to wed at Kendall Green, Justice Stafford returning after knee injury, Ruth Mason and Otto M Wilson wedding at 12233 H Street NE.
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Eeenhet
Mr. Joy
St .Oulg
Washington
Twentieth Street
Eva Alexander
Col. Alexander
Auburn
Wilder
Capt. Wilder
U. S A
Mi My
Cleveland to Rest in Nebraska City Visit for Health
Former President Cleveland and wife travel to Nebraska City for the Morton monument unveiling and plan to rest at Arbor Lodge for several weeks. Earlier they reached Chicago by private car, then moved on to Lincoln after meeting Paul Morton, with over 100 people in their party. Delta Upsilon convention in Clinton ends with a history reading and an oration, delegates to Utica for the closing banquet.
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Nebraska City
Cleveland
Morton Monument
Arbor Lodge
Morton
Chicago
Nebr
Delta Upsilon
Clinton, N
Delta Ppsilon Fraternity
Edward P. Powell
Erman J. Ridgway
Utica
Washington notices and ads on G Street and area homes
A jumble of local notices and ads from Washington passages: trial facial massage offered for 50 cents. permit granted to Arthur Carr to build a three story brick dwelling at 112 G Street Northeast. furniture and piano shop promotions from Miller Co and G J DeMoli & Co. coal, tailoring, and millinery ads. news of Mrs Lydia Johnson’s address. renovations by J T Levy at 527 G Street. Chaffee and Bonge dinner гости. an auction sale of new furniture and carpets. marriage of Miss Bila Bogue Clapp and Edwin Clair Thompson at Johany Church. office building project on G Street between 13th and 14th NW. Millinery at 1223 B Street NW.
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Arthur Carr
G Street
Bila Bogue Clapp
Edwin Clair Thompson
Johany Church
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NEW Basketball League
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Miss. Riedel
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R. Kirschbaum
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Imperial
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New Orleans
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Catherine Hooper Felgner
Butaw Place
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Edward L. Felgner
William Hooper
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Joseph Edward Smith
Grace Church
Herbert Scott Smith
Margaret's
Frederick William Smith
Walter Idiling Hopking
Fannie Rankin Winans
Ulysses G. B Pierce
Hopkins
Cumberland
Justice Stafford
Wendell P. Stafford
Equity Court No. 2
H Street
Ruth Mason
Otto M. Wilson
Priestley Cravenette
Isabella
Mayer & C.O
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Sunday Post
N. Hess’ Sons
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Lydia Johnson
St. N. W
Dno. Miller & Co
N. W
Pa. Ave
Reading
G. J. DeMoli & Co
Shoninger
Hardman
Asan, Aldis
Cornelia Aldis
York Harbor
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J.T. Levy
Wilson & Mayera
Missson
Mayera
Norrie & Johnson
John Dutton
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Hettie Dutton
Charles County
F.wainwright
1937
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Fourteenth
J. L. Marshall
Paris
Addyesa Diamond Dyes
Burlington
Liquozone Company
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Serena
Knabe
Khabe
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J. J. Georges & Son
Pennsylvania Ave
Lutz & Co
Penna. Ave
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