Joan Defeats Dudie Archdale In Grand Circuit Stakes
Joan a four year old trotter owned by David Shaw of Cleveland and driven by M McDevitt wins the Hester Columbus stakes race at Columbus, earning 4167 for first and 3333 for second Dudie Archdale, favorite at 7 to 1, challenges in heat one but loses as Joan repeats in heat two with a faster final pace Startle beats Malworthy in the Columbus stake final mile, while Independence Hoy dominates the 77 11 pace completing three wins from three.
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Columbus
Onlo
Joan
David Shaw
Cleveland
M. McDevitt
Dudie Archdale
Hester-Columbus Stakes
Inc
Geers
Trainie Joan
Doudle Arenaae
Elough Am
Dude Arthdale
Toledo
Hailworthy
Independence Hoy
Columbia
Willam Wickes
Gahaean
Lis Hisilworths Ob
Axworthy
Nottingham
Bel Wisters
Mr Donald
Alica Rodave'thom
Murphy
Tom
Benyond
Ata Chom
Barnes
Pirectum Spier
McDevitt
Archdale Heeeray We Ee Bbl
George Kooh
Satana Obota
Rathband
Remorsetal Bik G
Walker
Thistle Valeneiney
Patterson
Hal Bom
Heftlek
Ketlyy
Greta Kaon Th Og
Wade
Heauty Wilkes
Isahagan
Western Coaches Set New Football Rule Interpretations
Chicago September report says University of Chicago coach A A Stagg and Minnesota coach Harry Williams led a clinic on new rules during a Big Eight coaches meeting. Interpretations cover ball possession timing, forward pass restrictions, and diving tackles, with Iowa’s Prof Smith to forward these to officials’ committees.
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Chicago
A A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Harry Williams
University of Minnesota
Smith
Iowa
Manager McAleer uses two recruits in Nationals bid for fifth
Sporting facts show Manager McAleer testing Moyer and Otey as he weighs finishing fifth versus trying new material. The Nationals used seven recruits in Washington series with mixed results, while Detroit and Chicago players threaten a broader shift in who leads the club and the league.
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McAleer
Moyer
Otey
Finsh
Cleveland
Cobb
Detroit
Natonals
Henry
Somersett
Cunningham
Ralston
Washington
Alnsmith
New York
Boston
Athletics
Tigers
Nationals
Donovan
Mullin
Washington Post tour to Richmond dates and road notes
The Washington Post tour to Richmond runs October 14 to 18 with a deadline of midnight October 8. Car dealers report deliveries of models from Maxwell to Hudson and Hupmobile, showroom upgrades underway, and road improvements on Rock Fish Gap and near Columbia to ensure smooth travel on the Oct 15 route. The tour schedule places Scotteville as noon control and Richmond as a Sunday layover with guard details at Hotel Richmond before Monday.
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Nat
Washington Post
Richmond
Rock Fish Gap
Shenandoah
Albemarle Valley
Blue Ridge
Columbia
Scotteville
Charlottesville
Richmond Times-Despatch
Virginia Has Big Squad and Early Practice
Virginia's football squad numbered 45 with a two hour workout led by Head Coach Crawford and Physical Director Lannigan. Rev. Oscar Handolph and "Speed" Elliott, last season's star end, miss this fall after winter surgery for mastoiditis. The squad split into four elevens for practice with Todd at quarterback for the first unit and Charley Grant guiding the second. The first scrimmage is set for tomorrow.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Crawford
Lannigan
Oscar Handolph
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Eliott
Todd
Charley Grant
Berkeley
Episcopal High School
Hyland to meet McFarland after Goodman's injury
New York reports Jack Goodman sustained a right hand injury in a ten round match with Fighting Hyland at the National Sporting Club. His September 27 bout with Packey McFarland at the Fairmont A C is postponed a week. Hyland now trains at Sheepshead Bay to prepare for the ten round clash.
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New York
Jack Goodman
Dick Hyland
National Sporting Club
Packey McFarland
Fairmont A. C
Hyland
McFarland
Goodman
Sheepshead Bay
Players Union Plan Aims at Six Veterans Per Club
Chicago reports a new players union forming with aims to improve ball players’ welfare by peaceful means. Proposal would enroll at least six star players per major league team, seeking audience with the National Commission and later owners. Leaders must be trusted non players. plan excludes compulsory membership and targets better pay and free agency during the off season.
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New York
California
San Jose
Chase
Frank Farrell
Farrell
National Commission
Chicago
Tribune
L B. Sanborn
Cubs
Reyiorts
Players’ Union
Mr. Fletcher
Aimerican Association
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston i
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Boston
St. Louis
Scrosa
Lexington Racing Entries At 6 Furlongs Card
Racing entries list for Lexington with horses in six furlong, five furlong and mile races. Names include Dr Kitchen May Bride Frosty Lancaster Bur eal Hetchia Coun and Max Ham Jacobite Nettle Traver Grenade Hilly Rodemer Sea Swell and Anderson. Odds and purses noted per race.
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Lexington_ it
Dr. Kitchen
May Bride
Frosty Lancaster
Meamertuer
Bureal
Hetchia Coun
Max’ Ham- Jacobite
Nettle Traver
Grenade
Hilly Rodemer
Anderson
Red Lass
Canepa
Sue Layton
Miss Ballistite
Mindinetts
Virginia
New Idea
Royal Report
John Furlong
Milton B
Crex
Ai Oh le Bola
Messenger Boy
Yale Scrimmage Witnesses Unlikely Fast Break
Yale varsity scrimmage at Lakeville, Connecticut ends with Potter of the second team scoring a solo 20 yard dash to the goal before any varsity score. A long pass from Howe to Brooks is intercepted by Potter who returns, placing the ball behind the goal posts with no goal attempt.
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Washington
Lakeville
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Potter
Howe
Brooks
Philbin
Princeton Demands Full Game With Lafayette October 15
Special to The Washington Post Haston Pa reports Princeton has demanded four 15 minute quarters in the Lafayette football game on Merch field October 15, with Lafayette agreeing. The move signals Princeton’s bid to avoid risks after last season’s loss and seeks an early, unusual contest. New arrivals Boland from Mercersburg joins Lafayette, while W B Worthington known as Choctaw from Greensboro will assist coach Folwell with pointers. The squad endured a tough practice.
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Washington Post
Haston
Princeton
Lafayette
Merch Field
Boland
Mercersburg
B. Worthington
Greensboro
Folwell
SOPHS Win at Pushball in Sharp Sophomore Triumph
Special to The Washington Pun reports Washington and Lee University freshmen and sophomores met in a pushball contest at Lexington. The sophomores won 46 to 0, with 30 sophomores against 35 freshmen. The second half was a draw with the ball in neutral territory. Captain McWane led the sophomores and T S White led the freshmen.
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Washington
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
University
McWane
Lynchburg
T. S. White
Thomas Glasgow
Countless wins opening Phoenix Hotel handicap at heavy track
In Lexington on opening day of the Kentucky Racing Association fall meeting Countless paid 4.4 and won the Phoenix Hotel handicap. Cherryola won the inaugural dash at 6 furlongs, Starport took the 1-year-old purse, Mamie Algol paid $23.50 to win sixth race. Heavy track caused many scratches and miscues across the card.
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Ireland
Starport
Lexington
Kentucky Racing Association
John T. Ireland
Cherryola
Mamie Algol
Colonel Ashmead
Alice
Samaria
Sum~ Maries
Turiongs
Mountela
Lawrence
P. Delpy
Williams
John G
Rifid
Giowerd
Ethel D
Emperor Williem
Tim Pippin
Matuelw Peld
Lawrence P. Daley
John Griffins
Silver Brush
Thomas
Bobby Borer
Reid
Martin
Helen Burnett
Alicea A. Dele
New Btar
Mutuals
Bobby Poser
Moore
Twilight Queen
Thomeas
Duquesne
Jim Stoll
Spindie
Bucket Brigade Calinet
Royal Captive
All Red
T Koerner
Hanbridge
Herbert
Foxy Mary
CR. Goons
Countless
Henbridge
The
Hague
J. Reid
Jack Weaver
T. Rice
Idleweiss
Mayor Head
Tippy Hickey
Discontent
Robert T
Ben Uncas
Mona Lise
Mop Handle
Star Blaze
Miss van der Haden
Dusty Jenet
the Hague
Jack Wearer
Idlewella
Mamis Algol
Warreg
Jotonel Ashmond
Steinhardt
A. Burton
Carew
Denver
Aneeda
Laurel fair sets five racing days in October
A four county fair program at Laurel outlines five racing days from October 10 to 14 with total purses of 3400. The schedule lists pacing and trotting classes across dates, including free for all events and running races, with entries closing October 4. Frederick Dallam of Laurel heads the race committee.
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Washington
Laurel
Ottobert
Anne Arundel
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George
Frederick Dallam
Roanoke
Washington Post
Roanoke Fair
Omar
Tansy
Tamtson
Stiles
HiMieary
Crescens
T B. Nominy
Bessie
My Phatralao
Ste Thomas Lipton
Ctynon
Arsila
Jamison
Miss Mina
Hillwerz
Boswell
Chance
Birtle Gallant
William L
Prince ML
Miss Austin
Luck
Edith Huogate
Padgett
Aig
Rubylat
Kirby
Roan Hal
Boawell
Luke
Misa Catawba
Euripidias
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Golf Semi Final Match
Yale defeats Harvard by two points and wins all but one singles in morning play, with Yale pair Mosser and Waldo posting strong scores. Princeton takes afternoon foursomes to beat Dartmouth six to three, Sargent from Harvard topples Legge in morning.
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Sargent
Legg
Dartmouth
Martin
Manchester
Mass
Yale
Princeton
Essex Country Club Links
Harvard
F. W. Sargent
H. G. Lege
Mosser
Waldo
Seckel
Huston
Jhut
Wells
Wey Legge
Stanley
F. T. Marc
Davidson
G C Waldo Ff
Yele
Clerk
Lyman
Bley Seckel
Mare Tin and Wells
Kay and
Eddy
Ball and Stuckien
Bunning Blair
Boutwell
Hastings
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Startle
Sox
Eia
Browns
O'Conner
O'Connerites
Hal Chase
Beng
New York Blancherites
Lajoie
Evers
Fletcher
Mletcher
Johnson
Street
Milan
Idie
Cobh
Bush
Stanage
Playgrounds Association
Blavery’ Union
United Motor Washington Company
Garnett
Dupont Sales Company
Wilson Sales Company
CFL Meeks
Leesburg, Va
Carpenter Automobile Company
Cook & Stodtard Company
Bold @ Baker victoria
I. B. Jones
Sims Motor Company
Haynes
P. L. Bush
D. M. Lee
Tayloe Pollock
Olds' Mobile
Connecticut Avenue
Argentina
la Negra
Automobile Supply Department
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Maryland
LEROY
Colorado Building
Tolman
Tolman Laundry
Beliget
W. DuBuaky
Stelte
Poland
Allison
Habera
Perry
Reds
A DuBucky
I MacCubin
Campbell
Ee SS
Hal ‘Totain
Wm. Hales
W. B. Moses
Iman
Vogelsberger
Colonial Bbagues
Ralxer
Berrall
McKnew
Hiltot
M'Farland
Klawitter
Memphis
Tenn
al Klawitter
Piicher
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Am Hl
Atlantic City
Speches
N. J
Country Club of
RVC Nor
San Joaquin Valley
C. L. Seagraves
Railway Exchange
Dowbie
GEQ C. Dillard
Gen
Salt River Valley
Arizona
New York City
Broadway
Fred Harvey
Gardner
Hunter
G Legge
Merriman
Gardier
Feates Holling
Sargent Harvard
Budweiser
Anheiser-Busch
St. Louis, Mo
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