Western and Eastern to Play A Title Series Football Game
Western and Eastern meet in the high school championship at Andrews Park this afternoon. Western is favored by weight with players more than 15 pounds heavier than Eastern, but Mastern’s squad relies on speed to bridge the gap. Western missing Govner and Ledu on the line, Harmon at left back, Sergeant debuting in the backfield for O’Brien. game starts promptly today.
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Western
Eastern
Andrews Park
Morsu
Capitol Hill
Mastern
Kinstern
Govner
Ledu
Harmon
O'Brien
Probable Lineup and Officials for Western Game
The article lists a probable line up including Tettern WT Western Thorne Harmon Forsythe Weeton Graves Knapp Gravson Spear Mall Valdvire Whelehell Drer Fuller Lib Brows and Clarke Durant with a 149 lb average. Officials Mr MagoMn of Michigan umpire Mr Farmer of G W A Head Uuesman Mr McGuire of Harvard time 3 00 oclock 3 30 oclock with the same officials as the recent Central Tech contest.
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Tettern
Western
Thorne
Harmon
Forsythe
Weeton
Graves
Knapp
Donsher
Gravson
Spear
Mall
R. Valdvire
A. Whelehell
Drer
Fuller
Clarke
Pittreath
H Streets
Heforee
MagoMn
Michigan
Farmer
One Legged Captain Leads Alliance Team in Ohio Football
Virgil Oswalt, the one legged star of Alliance Ohio Athletics, heads an all star eleven noted as the fastest in the state. He plays backfield or line, moves with speed on an artificial limb, and has steered the team to three straight come from behind wins under his captaincy without a defeat.
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Star of Alliance, Ohio
Oswalt
Athletics
West Virginia
Exendine
Pauxtile
Cusack
Cronin
Clarke Tobin
Dartmouth
Brennick
Harvard
Harvard and Michigan Ready for Big Intersectional Test
Harvard and Michigan conducted practice sessions a few miles apart in Cambridge and Auburndale as they prepare for Saturday's intersectional showdown. Michigan, led by quarterback Whitman and fullback Splawn, practiced with a stiff elbow and a workmanlike line. Harvard, with captain Hinckley and drop-kicker Mahan, staged long drills and scrimmages while Pennock rested knee issues and Logan showed accuracy at short distances.
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Cambridge
Mass
Chet
Harvard
Michigan
Auburndale
Witham High School
Ifushitt
Splawn
Bylkley Tan
Yost
Benton
Staats
Riemann
Cochran
Watson
MetHale
Rawnsford
Brushitt
MbLulpetach
Lyons
Hinckley
Mahan
Logan
Harvart
Whiitne
Pennock
Princeton
Yale
U S Employes to Launch Three Team Chess Series
A series of three man government bureau teams will start at the Capital City Chess and Checker Club on Thirteenth and New York avenue NW on November 4 and will run each Wednesday. Departments and offices expect to bring strong squads including Beadle Pasch Weeks Pratt Heler and Molkow from various bureaus and offices.
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Government Service
Capital City
Chess and Checker Club
Thirteenth
New York Avenue Northwest
Department of Agriculture
J. Wh. Beadle
A. W. Pasch
Naval
BE. M. Weeks
Bureau
Clemson Beats South Carolina In Annual Football Game
Clemson defeated the University of South Carolina 12 to 6 in their annual football game. Clemson scored in every period except the first, with three touchdowns two field goals and two goals after touchdown. South Carolina added a late score in the final period after a long forward pass. Lexington, Ky reports August Belmont plans to move his Paris racing setup to his breeding farm in Kentucky due to the European War.
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Columbia
Clemson
University of South Carolina
Carolina
Lexington
August Belmont
New York
Paris
Minors Press War Peace In Baseball Battle
The national association of minor leagues may force a halt to the conflict between the Federal League and organized baseball at its Omaha session next month. Minor leagues report hardships from the war as star players left for the Feds and revenues fell. Some minor leaders favor joining the Feds if the war continues, while others push for a cease fire to preserve major league structure.
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Dove of Peace
Federal League
Organized Baseball
National Association of Minor
Omaha
Feds
New York
National Commission
Niners
Outlaws
Little Leagues
National Association
Amerean League
Dilmore
All-Americans Repeat in Seattle Exhibition Loss
Seattle report from October 2 shows James of the Boston Nationals facing James of the St. Louis Americans in a National All-stars game. The Americans won 4 to 1 with Bush pitching the final inning. Scor RH. E Nationals. Americans atteries James Killlter James Buab ry. He
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Seattle
Wash
James
Boston Nationals
L. Bush
Killlter
Buab
Navy backs drill ends and backfield practice at Annapolis
At Annapolis on a windy October afternoon the Naval Academy practiced backs and ends in kicking and receiving punts. Ensign Dalton drilled Brimgett and Collins while Vaughan the Yale end corrected ends and field coverage. Head Coach Howard observed. Capt Overeseh returned at left end with Jackson opposite. Kenworthy Graf also saw action. Hicks rested with a bruised leg.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Brimgett
Collins
Ensign Dalton
Vaughan
Yale
Howard
Capt
Overeseh
Jackson
Kenworthy
Graf
Hicks
Les
Wesleyan in Final Drill Before Georgetown Game
Wesleyan wrapped in heavy rain and wet field for a final drill before facing Georgetown. The squad practiced a stiff signal drill, then prepared to depart for Washington with listed players and coaches Mount Pleasant and Garlew.
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Wesleyan
Buckhannon
W. Va
Georgetown
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Garlew
Singleton
Vance
Lewis Rabbitt
Morgan
Altman
Keliison
Withers
Heagner
Morrison
BE. Smith
Resser
Miller, Merrill
Stansbury
Jacobs
Kumaker
Capt. W. Shumaker
Money the Issueasserts Johnson in race for 1916
Walter Johnson has not signed with the St. Louis Federals. He said bidding will decide where he plays next season, with Washington or Fort Smith contenders in the running. Fielder Jones backs a big contract, possibly 345000 for three years, and Johnson vows money will determine his choice.
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St. Louis
Walter Johnson
St. Louis Federals
Fort Smith
Ark
Terriers
Washingtons
Wielder Jones
Johnson
Jones
Coffeyville
Kana
Charley Schmidt
Walter
Washington
Fielder Jones
Grifith
Federals
Tulsa
Okla
Phil Hall
Washington Star
Hamilton Quits Hospital After Accident Injures Star Pitcher
Earl Hamilton of the St. Louis Americans leaves hospital three weeks after an auto crash. He fractured a collarbone but says he can pitch next season. Clarence Walker mails word he is ill with typhoid fever in Limestone Tenn. Horse racing results follow with multiple races and winners listed.
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St. Louis
Get
Earl Hamilton
St. Louis Americans
Samilton
Hamilton
Clarence Walker
Limestone
Tenn
Laurel Park Race Gossip Across Many Names
A jumble of horse names and patrons listed from Laurel Park and Morning Telegraph sources. The dense catalog cites horses such as Vaza Reflection River King Malik and many others, with numerous human names including Tom Mancock Autumn and Flossie Crockett, suggesting a program or racing notes rather than a single event narrative.
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Laurel Park
Gineinaat
Enquirer
Vaza
Reflection
River King
Malik
Flatbuck
Peacock
Hansun
Banquet
Larrick
Eiwah
Holiday
Goodday
Flittergold
Isidora
Tom Mancock
Autumn
Napier
Morning Telegraph
Diploma
Duenner
Balfron
Petetus
He Wi
Broomleaf
Elwah
Spearhead
Slumber I
Springboard
Futtergold
al Qourd
Lady Grant
Gerard
Latonia
Unusual football here Saturday in cross town rivalry
Preparation for tomorrow's game at Brookland between the Gallaudet and Catholic University elevens shows several key players likely sidelined by injuries. Coach Crafts hopes to win with second string, while Catholic University aims to reveal surprising strength in a renewed effort.
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Brookland
Gallaudet
Catholic University Elevena
Kendall
Crafts
Moore
Keely
Rassmussen
Capt. Foltz
Foltz
London Girl Heads Maiden Selling at Six Furlongs
Entries show multiple races with selling maidens and allowances across six furlongs to eleven and a half miles. Notable names include London Girl, Hattie Burta, Vive, Gertrude BB, Little Slam, Planetary, and Wild Rose in early cards, with expected fields of 2 year olds and up in subsequent races.
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Hattie Burta
Alice Dudley
Vive
Gertrude BB
Little Slam
Flosale ‘Crockatt
Planetary
Curgrail
Wild Rose
Lizzie Puff
Zall
Beau Chilton
Oeople
Lamb
Billy Barnes
Omkland
O'Sullivan
the Ieres
Macha
Praetorian
T. M. Green
Glint
Theresa Bethel
Anna Kuter
Yehaha
Alleto
He Firat
Cardigan
Rhodes
Hoon Hoo
Carrie Grme
Sunset
Bhig Joe
Lady Monnet
Sasusranta
Bringhurst
Glencairn
Water Bass
Helen Barbone
Clinton
Charley McFerrian
Mike Pepper
Dahomey
Last Coin Captures Maryland Handicap Victory
Last Coin ridden by James Butler defeated stablemate High Noon by a head in the Maryland handicap after a fast pace, with Royal Martyr and Sir Edgar close behind. The card also featured a selling handicap, Scallywag winning the fifth, and Meelicka taking the 2-year-old race as Dick's Pet upended public choice Lady Lightning. Several owners planned winter stables at Benning, including Carman yearlings to be shipped to Pennning.
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Laurel Park
Alan
Fine
Mesiick
le Fine
Findorkeya
Stral
Yilace
Meelleka Wat
Post
Lauder
Mitahert
Helen
Hopkin
Hume
al Lafferty
Callahar
Schnappe
Wwaringer
Proctor
Steward
Muytnels
Mecelicka
Mamie K
Friz Helen
Mamie K. Meelicha
Fair Helen
River King
Harlequin
Fly Home
Poet
Pons
B. E. Pons
Fatts
Kitty Helle
Buxton
Bel Tally
Kailerts
Lafferty
Fairy Godm
Cay R
Tleautiant Relie Anis
Jimmie
Hehest
Aviatress
Phyllis Antoinette
Straigh
Butwell
Aed
Schwitinger
Thornhill
Mattrels
Ln Feld
Maryland
Wiener
J Butler
A.ce Benson
Royal Martyr
Moetahey
Razearc
An McTaggart
Sar Buslingame
Dinah
Jay
Dravsen
Davie
Mg Callahan
Butler
Bote
Double Eagle
Runes
Stewart Hell
Wisner
Morrie
Armental—Skadi
J. Fitzsimmons
Alue
Hornes
Reallywag
Ind Post
Arytade
Bt Callahan
Sherwood
Troxler
Scallywag
Kean
Inala
Azyiad
Bnerwood
Crassbuo
Heno
Hartes
Jockern
Lafferts
Joe Finn
Goldy West
McCades
Finn
Atraight
Jon Finn Oulran
Guy Fisher
Onoff
James Butler
Last Coin
High Noon
Sir Edgar
Colm
Hatwell
Coin
Burwell
Uhie
Razzano
Double Fagle
Thornbs
Dava Leary
Belmont
Trenry Morris
Hriur Path
MrCahey
Azyiade
Meelicka
Mamle K
Dick's Pet
Lady Lightning
Benning
R. F. Carman
J. W. Dayton
Thomas Fortune Ryan
J. S. Tyree
M. J. Jealy
Lieut. C.K. Rockwell
S.C. Hildreth
Sheepshead Bay
Belmont Park
Penning
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Dunlap & Christy
Central
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Julius A. West
Hrdhive
U. S
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Bill James
NAVY
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Mulroe Smith
Chicago
Antil
B. BR. Johnson
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Long Beach
Andrew
Jester
Goose
Prince Albert
Hfewen
Briny Desp
Tinsman
Santo
Moscow
F. A. Weigle
Mex
Osmonde
St. Charlotte Gine
Alitea
Miss Krutet
Poot
Hirka
Feabe
Cox
Gorm
Lady London
Trifler
Bix
Daisy Platt
Clin
Lass
Igloo
Gold Letter
Florin
Marty Lou
Metcalf
Noblerman
Mott
White Crown
Neyton
Lady Jane Grey
Busines
Inez
Spruder
Ishgabibbie
Mirick and Mortar
Chasterton
Water Witch
la Mode
Flying Feet
Neylon
Ark Ma
Dick Deadwood
Jimmie G1
Wermeda
George Stoll
Howdy Howdy
Seling
Indolence
First Degree
Moti
Little Dean
Tima
Roy
Bank Bill
Heasie Latimer
Sint Rack
Bonne Chances
Bonanza
Olga Star
Taylors
Heckler
Tom King
Loveday
Phil Mohr
Verena
Jon Diebold
Oneinnat! Inquirer
Flossie Crockett
Alice D
Cagrail
Hoos
Leochares
Casuarina
Betle
Bryn Mawr
Christophine
Luther
Beanie Elaise
Billows
Catholic University
Catholic University Han
Madden
Lynch
Waters
Doyle
Murphy
Dobbins
Killian
Ahearn
Dougherty
Cassidy
Rogers
McCue
Magoffin
McGuire
White
Hnesman
Charle Cox
West Virginia Wesleyan
Petritz
Fitzgerald
Bath
Harry Costello
Harry Costello Famous In Local Gridiron History. Petritz
Tameriano
Ke Davis Enery
Dr. Lruenner
Peacock Wi
Petelus
Gerrard
Billie Baker
Tom Hancock
Dr. Dougherty
Smiley
Hedge Rose
Parker, Bridget and Co
P-B
Hahn’s
Goldheim & Sons
Seventh ST
Horn Me Tailor
Balmacaans
Mortonc.stout&co. Eames
F Street
Mrontens
Duxbek
Meyer
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