Navy Wins In Departmental Bowling at Palace Alleys
Navy swept three straight games over Commerce and Labor in the Departmental League last night at Palace alleys. Morgan led with 22, while Miller posted strong scores including 200 and 321 in the series. Adame, Bowsher, Williams, and Waters contributed solid games as the Navy team secured a convincing victory.
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Commerce and Labor
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Miller
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Docden
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Adame
Bowsher
Willams
Crist
Waters
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O'Donnell
Rieter
Nussesr
Wooden
Talbert
Ashhenbach
Ledman
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Herbeck
Bellinger
Birtouls
Sponca
Fisnel
Baum
Young
TOR
Welkovers
Belmonta Dat
JW Johnson
Roberts
Bannon
Michaud
Army and Navy Prevails Over High School Opponent
Eastern High School led by McGiffin and Cunningham clashes with the Army and Navy prep outfit, losing 6 to 0 after a second-half drive. Dunny sparked the scoring from the 30-yard line while Griffen and McGiffin shone for Capitol Hill, but the heavier unit held firm and secured the win.
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Tige
Army
Hara c
Eastern
Navy
Capitol Hill
Palmer
Cunningham
McGiffie
McGiffin
Capitol Hill Crew
Farmer
Arey
Hartley
Simmords
Arney
Griffen
Everly
Capitol Hillers
Dunny
Indead
Dastetn
Army and Navy
Simmonds
Kimberley McPhee
Clark Centur Moree
Amey
McLain
Maloney
Thyaga Taylor
McGarth
Martin
Fermor
Priest
sLylerby Dodd
Brown
Cunningham Goxi—Cunningham
Kimpire
Flea
Muesman
Tabard
Tituy
Thorpe
Taylor
McGifin
Kastora
Meat Central
O Street
Acc
Blue
Watchsvo
Teck
Tock
Navy Has Secret Practice Before Penn State Game
Annapolis Oct 30 Midshipmen held a secret practice for the public and reporters, preparing for the Penn State game with plans to test plays later. Douglass the star halfback returned to limited work while notes of future opponents Swarthmore and tactical formations dominated coaching aims.
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Midshipmen
Penn State
Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy
Penn
Lax Officials Threaten Games as Code Enforcement Fails
Washington Post report laments weak refereeing in early football season. Officials fail to enforce penalties, allowing rough play. Princeton Cornell slugging incident cited. calls for reliable officials to uphold the rules to protect the game’s integrity. Harvard aims to strengthen for Yale clash with Cutts returning to bolster the line. Princeton drills for Dartmouth and Army matchups noted. Berger-Kaufman bout billed as path to Jeffries crown cast as high-stakes next fight.
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Washington Post
New York
Princeton
Perpe
Cantillon Recounts Weather Clash with Long in Baseball Narrative
Boston followers recount Joe Cantillon’s stubborn handling of a rain delay while Herman Long nagged to call the game. Cantillon’s calm, defiant stance led to a disputed finish with players and spectators noting his authority. The piece also discusses National League leadership, Purham’s standing, and Brush’s influence.
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Joe Cantilion
Washingtons
Boston
Joe
Joe Cantillon
Herman Long
Bostons
Long
Cantillon
Triumvvirs
Billings
Marty Purham
John T. Brush
Palliam
Isa Wes
National League
Herrmann
Reds
Brush
Mr. Herrmann
Elf
Wernat
Pulliam
Rye's Saville Stakes at Jamaica Ends in Easy Win for Rye
New York Oct 3 The Saville Stakes feature at Jamaica was won by the favorite Rye after a stretch drive over Wes The race drew heavy betting by the Sullivan circle and club insiders. Bivouze led early and Delmore set pace in the second, while Chandos and Cora Price showed strong finishes in later events.
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Jamaica
Rye
Bivouze
Maller
Wes
Sullivan
Sullivans
Big and Kite
Dave Johnson
Frank Farrell
Macy
Mie
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Ever Money
Miller
Aster D'Or
Octagon
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John Whalen
August Belmont Miller
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Delmore
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Masters
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Tusion
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Netife Carita
Rebastone
Sphinx Swift Girl
Will Do
Mary Hall
Fair Juno to Wrestle for Fame and Coin
London dispatch profiles Fair Juno a 22 year old aspiring wrestler weighing 252 pounds with a 50 inch bust, 38 inch waist, 44 inch biceps and 19 inch calves. She trained since schoolgirl days with Pierre and vows to challenge any woman for 1000 pounds despite her father's opposition.
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London
Pierre
Juno
Joan
Tam
Pimlico Promises Good Sport at Baltimore Meet
Prominent owners and riders converge at Pimlico for a two week fall meeting. Courtland Smith, Dion Kerr, and other stars join from Benning and Hunts circles. The program features steeplechase, amateur events, and a growing attendance as horses relocate from United Hunts meets.
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Pimlico
Maryland Hockey Club
Baltimore
Jayera
Tomor
United Hunts
Courtland Smith
Hunts
Benning
Jamaica Racing Entries Show Mixed Stakes Across Furlongs
Horse events list entries for six races at Latonia and Jamaica with horses such as Nostrome Workman Mery B Clark Azelina and Buck in the first race, Ormonde's Right Lotus Right and True in the second, Main Chance Pursiane and Siliy K in the third, and Richmond Handicap competitors Roseben Oxford and Frank Lord in the fourth. The program notes maidens two-year-olds, handicaps, and pursuing classics with numerous odds, weights, and horse names scattered through six races.
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Jamaica
Fiat
Alenson
Workman
Mery B. Clark
Azelina
Buck
Ward
Ormonde
Lotus
Jack McKeon
Bethe Ees
Keater
Pythia
Trenamu's
Hanaicap
Main Chance
Pursiane
IM Siliy K
Dunvalw
Uit Umpretis
Roseben
Hotlfax
Oxford
Jaroblie
Handzarme
Frank Lord
Grazisla, Montgomery
Frank Gi
Botaniat
Bill Fhilliss
Golling
Eixteenth
Miles
Tom Cogan
Sly Bon
L. J. Hoyman
Flva
Turk Linnepes
Prince Nipissing Miyaihou
Pierrot
Sandy Creeker
Eiliadale
Reppa Kharnock
Barkeley
Green Seal
Turbulento
Gordon Rusk
Lida Jones
Aiallaelta
Judge Post
Cooney FL
Latonia
Johnson Back From Hunt Names Boston Manager Candidate
Chicago Oct. 30 President Ban Johnson reveals plans for the Boston Americans next year. Arrangements for a manager are made but not decided. He hints a current player on the team will assume the role, with Dick Stahl among contemplated possibilities.
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Dr. Carson
Boston
Dick” Stahl
Washington Post
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Fisher Building
Wisconsin
Jake A Stehl
Washington Club
Boston Americans
Johnson
Wantes Stanl
Echoes of the Diamond Highlighting Pitchers and Home Runs
A fragmented report recalls St Louis teams and players, listing pitchers such as Darney Petty and Townsend, managers Hugh Jennings and Hugh Duffy, and trades among Cleveland Detroit Washington and Boston. It notes home run totals across leagues, with Brooklyn leading the National League and St Louis trailing.
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Ndianepolig
Saya
Oh Watkins
Yarna
Buffalo
Colina
Boston
Howell
Niles
St .Louis Americans
Bays
St. Louis Water Department
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Adkins
Brown Ni
Phillies
New York
Hugh
Planty
Townsend
Cleveland
Columbus
Naps
Detroit
Kitson
Donehe
Washington
Townsend Donehas
Fragmented OCR History Note Reveals Garbled Text
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered words and nonsensical phrases including apparent names and dates. The readable portion hints at a miscued early print item with unclear event details or participants. The record preserves the fragment as is for archival purposes.
Only One Favorite Won at Latoma Racetrack
Latoma, Ohio Oct 3 Lexoline the sole winning favorite. Ethel Day won the six furlong feature by half a length over Meadow Breeze with Stoner Hill third. Aubuchon rode four winners, including Lexoline in race five. Other races featured Onsmile The Mate and Ethel Day’s upset in the third.
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Cincinndti
Ohio
Lexoline
Ethel Day
Meadow Breeze
Stoner Hill
Aubuchon
Aupuchon
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Moreland
Red Ruby
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Adare
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Arabo
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Doster Young
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Handy Bi
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Ormont
Jim Beattie
Laurel
Maggie Mackey Aire
Swain
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Annie Berry
Antiba
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Eebounder
Elliott
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Lutie Mac
Jehane
Bernie Gramer
Pentagnan
Athena
L Bation
Dural
Mint House
Lyddon
Eastern A C Defeated by Washington Eight in One-Sided Game
The Washington Eight Infantry defeated the Eastern Athletic Club 112 to 53 in a basketball game. Key players Barker and Cramer led scoring for the infantry while Loftus Dunn and Robey stood out for the Easterns. Next game slated Friday between the BE tAC and Ordways, with dancing afterward.
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Eastern Athletic Club
Easterns
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Cramer
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Robey
Bag “Gramar
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Tura Jefe
Baya
Ocu Cramer
Barber
Shreve
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Boyd
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Thorough list of racehorse names in a 19th century card
A dense catalog of horse names appears in the text including Teacreas Alencon Rusk Keator Pythia Ormonde's Right Pursiane Main Chance Roseben Halifax Monet Emperor of Indis L. J Hayman Pierrotte Linnepec Sanfy Creeker Latonia Powlug Flata Lar Sore Top Tanager The Golden Bird Quardi Minnie Adama Jos Coyne Goldmate Plea Maverick Tom Delen Blancer Skimmer Granada Happy Jack Martina
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Jamaica
Teacreas
Alencon
Rusk Keator
Pythia
Ormonde
Pursiane
Billiardists Gather for 182 Balk-Line Championship
A billiard tournament for the 182 balk-line Championship of America will be held in New York starting November 19. Arrangements were finalized at Brunswick-Balke-Collender rooms and at least six well known players are entered. A committee of Foley, Murphy, and Daly will review all entries to streamline the schedule. Participants named include Peterson, Cutler, Taylor, O’Gray, Gallagher, McLoughlis, and Cima.
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New York
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Thomas Foley
Chicago
John J. Murphy
Boston
Maurice Daly
Seld
Charles Peterson
St. Louis
Albert G Cutler
al Taylor
Oray
Tom Gallagher
Edward McLoughlis
Harry Cima
Philadelphia
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