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LONG RACES
FAVOREDAT
PINN |CO

large number of the races for
three-year-olds and upward at the
Pimlico fall meeting scheduled to
begin tomorrow will be run at
distances more than a mile.
Full provision has been made for
all classes OF competition, but the
large number OF older horses which
will be raced at the course mas
centered great interest in races rest
ing their staying qualities. !,
The two-year-olds also VIII pc
tested over a route, Tor many y
the races for juveniles are at 2
mile, mile and seventy yards anu
a mile and sixteenth.
Among the important races
Ror the tWO.year-OldS Is the
PinlIico Futurity, with an added
value of $4,000. and the
Walden, with an added value OF
$4,000.
The closing day of the meeting
will have a card of seven races aflG
ali of them will be more than
mile. The Pimilco Cup at two
miles and quarter viii be the
main attraction, of course, Tor older
horses.
other features will be the Hotel
Herman Handicap at mile and
half and the Belvedere Purse at
mile and an eighth.
The Maryland Jockey Club has
always striven for races over dis
lance OF ground, and that this IS
appreciated by horsemen is shown
by the number Of horses which
have been nominated for the big
stakes.
Comparison with the nominations
made for these features shows the
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The Shabby footbalIers are listing
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Phone Lincoln 1904.
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EVANSTON, H., Oct. 31.-Coach
Hanley is using Bill Griffin at left
halfback in practice workouts and
it is believed Bill will get his big
change against Minnesota Saturday.
Hanley's team so far has lacked a
scoring punch.
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PIERCE STATING

The Pierce pigskinners are search
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125-pound teams. Call Hyattsvil.e
IT'S.
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on November 2, the second day
of the coming meeting, the field
will come from a total of 1875
nominations, an assurance of an
array of starters that will equal
The list OF entries in the num-
erous stakes to be decided includes
practically every colt and filly,
horse and mare rated worth while
that Is still in training.
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HAMILTON, N. Y. Oct. al.
Coach Abel plans to send a heavy
team against Wabash. Macaluso,
fullback. and Vaughn, colored half.
hack, are now playingAon the var
sity in place OF two lighter men.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Oct. 81
In practice Penn State Is aping
Notre Dame, STATES opponent next
Saturday. Three complete teams
were given a heavy workout yes
terday.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. That's
my weakness now remarked Coach
Meeflan yesterday as the New York
University scrubs scored on the
: varsity via the forward pass. The
scrubs also made good Roadway
against the varsity with George
town plays.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. ST.
: Harvard may start it's second team
against Lehigh next Saturday. The
Crimson is pointing for the Penn
game.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 81.
1t is now reported that Johnny
GarVey, Yale star, is not in.
iured as seriously as was be.
IieVed and that he may face
: Dartmouth on Saturday. His I'M
. derstudy. Brewster Loud. made
5O-yard run i'm yesterdays
practice, when the varsity beat
the freshmen, Is 10 y.
PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 81.
Coach Roper has decided upon Witt
mer, Miles and Norman as starting
backs for the Ohio State game, but
lis undecided whether TO start
Lowry or Bennett as the fourth
man. A scrimmage is scheduled
for today, with final signal drill
tomorrow.
WEST POINT, n. Y, Oct. 81.
I The Army football squad is pre-
pairing for the De Paw game as if
it expected the toughest opposition
of the season. Yesterdays practice
lasted until long after the flood
lights were turned on.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-Leon
Westgate, Penn varsity center, is
definitely out of the Chicago game
with a. broken finger. Schaaf
basketball captain, and Gervin may
start at the wing position in place
of Olexy and Ball.
HAMILTON, N. Y. Oct. 81.
Coach Abel plans to send a heavy
team against Wabash. Macaluso
fullback, and Vaughn, colored half
hack, are now playingAon the var.
sity in place Of two lighter men.
EVANSTON, Ill.,, Oct. 31.-Coach
Hanley is using Bill Griffin at left
halfback in practice workouts and
it is believed Bill will get his big
change against Minnesota Saturday
Hanley's team so far has lacked q
scoring punch.
IOWA CITY, Iowa. Oct. 31.-Ap
parently discounting the South Da
SosA game here Saturday, thu
Hawkeyes are pointing for the con
ference clash with Ohio State No
vember 10, concentrating on a de
Tense against the BuckeYes' highly
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-Leon
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Gridiron
leanings

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, oct. 81
In practice Penn State is aping
Notre Dame, STATES opponent next
Saturday. Three complete teams
were given a heavy workout yes.
terday.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. ST.
Harvard may start it's second team
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game.
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81. Louis is dumbfOunded,
dared. dismayed. Oblivion waits;
and standing between city
and its agony looms only the
sturdy. stOcky. grim-vissged
figure Of Wee Willie Sherdel.
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A. B. & w. Busmen Win
And Deadlock Rivals

The A. r. and w. Busmen hung
a Al defeat on the Green Valley
ouicksteps YESTERDAY and then tied
the Arlington A C., 30. in A game
that was halted by darkness in the
ninth frame.
Calvin Hull pulled the Iron Man"
stunt by twirling both games for the
Busmen. He famed 13 batters in
the first game against the Quick
steps, but wavered in the ninth
stanza Of the second game after
holding q 80 lead.
The Rusmen took an early lead in
the nightcap, when Art Ludlow ham
mered homer with two mates
aboard. Arlington A. &. evened the
count by scoring three runs in the
ninth. The teams will settle the is.
sue sunday in single game,
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CARD F ANS
IMMERSED
IN GLOOM
By Ford C. Prick

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-Grim
despair stslked the streets OF
ST. Louis today. Desperation
walked hand in hand with
staggering hope.
The world series for which St.
Louis played so ardently; the word
series that was TO bring the spark
of victory which would turn civic
pride into a Missouri frenzy. has
gone suddenly awry.
A raging barrage of alien bats
has peeled as sombre a melody as
ever sounded from muffled drums,
and hopes that once rode high have
come tumbIing hack TO earth be-
meath the bIudgeoning mace OF A
Gehric and the machine-gun swirl
ness Of Pipgras and a Hoyt.
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POINT
LEAD TIED

Joe Champa, Of Catholic Uni
versity, and Ralph Duplin, of
Georgetown, are tied for first
place among the individual
point scorers for the District
college elevens
Each has accounted for Is points
as the result Of four touchdowns
and one added point after touch
down.
Pressing both is Augie Roberts.
of Maryland. who has IL points to
his credit on three touchdowns.
Jack Malevich, OF Catholic Iniver-
sity. leads in goals kicked after
tduchdowns with seven. Jim Mooney,
of Georgetown. il next with five.
The complete list Of scorers fol
lows:
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He was directly in line for APP
pointment as the first official
"goat" OF the series. but Dolt-
hit cIinched that doubtful honor
in the next inning by taking
swan dive after Gehrig's low
liner and converting it into 3
homer.
Hafey was the happiest man In
the park when he got a scratch hit
in the third inning. He hadn't seen
first base for so long that he shook
hands with Gehrig.
Haines was serving UP strikes
like Jimmy Smith at the start. His
first five pitches were perfect.
Judging from the battling aver.
ages. Lazzeri is New York's only
bonafide cripple. Tony will get .
hit on the same day when Navy
scores its first touchdown of tbs
season.
The erratic Tony acts as II he
had been playing the stock market.
He has.
The first st. Louis casualty
occurred when a bottle dropped
from the upper deck and struck
a bald-headed spectator on the
Uranium. Yes. the bottle broke,
too.
Brick Owens ruling on Kosnig
at second base in the sixth caused
almost as much controversy as the
bred Scott decision.
Just how much Ruth's injured leg
has slowed him up was demon.
strated in the fourth. when he had
hard work scoring ahead of Gehris
on Louis homer
Gehrig is no gazelle. but he was
running over the Babe at the finish
like Man o. War.
The st. Louis announcer was q
model of brevity. Instead of ''Haines
pitching" it was "Haines pitch"
johnson pitch" and "Rhem pitch.S
The whole darn family was repre-
sented except ''turpentine pitch"
Two other ST. Louis replacementa
were made. Coach McKechnie gavs
all the boys chance to win their
letter.
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The Wisconsin Notre Dame
slaughter was a dong-gong battle
compared with this brawI. The only
element in favor of the Cardinals is
that the press box experts are now
unanimous in picking the Yanks to
win.
The New York sports writers
wanted a scent series. and they are
getting it, Five errors yesterday
That's 5 and 10 cent baseball in any
mans league.
Several other errors didn't get
into the official record because
OF the liberaIity of the scorers,
who took into consideration the
fact that the infield was full Of
gopher holes. One side Of the
"OnfieId,'' as Nick AltrOck calls
1t, was a Veritable No Mans
Land and the other side looked
like he'd of radishes that met
a premature death.
Higgins said he was taking a
chance" with Zachary. Believe that
one and Wen show you how to hit
a golf ball 2S7 yards with a niblick.
Millers idea of gambling would be
to bet 81 against a double sawbuck
that it SHOWS next winter in Maine.
IL Hug filled a flush in a poker
game he'd get his lawyers advice
before calling the other guy.
The mite manager is the worlds
champion pessimist. IT he were a
farmer and it started raining stead
lily after A 60-day drought. he would
begin worrying lest too much rain
hurt the crops more than pro-
longed dry spell
But Higgins had good reason to
be pessimistic in the first inning
when it looked as If the Yanks
would lose a game because of the
absence of Earle Combs. the center
fielder who helped beautiful women
and fast horses make Kentucky
famous burst. Farle's understudy,
should have been charged with
three errors when he ran in for
Bottomley's liner and then, too
late. ran back.
On that play burst looked
like woman trying to make
up her mind to get n divorce.
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IRISH
F|ZZLE

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Wlth
two rather ignoble early sea
son defeats to its discredit the
Navy football team next Satur-
day will meet Notre Dame,
beaten by Wisconsin.
Were 1t not for the black records
which each team will bring to the
battle at Chicago the contest would
surely be the headliner of the week
end gridiron fare. Despite the vic
tories OF their early season oppo-
nents. football enthusiasts will direct
a large proportion of attention on
Saturday toward the clash of the Mid
shipmen and Knute Rocknes CO.
horts.
The Nays defeat at the hands OF
Boston College, go coming on top of
the victory of Davis Elkins over the
service eleven, made it look AS II
the trouble was in a weak Navy
tea mrather than in unusually good
opening schedule rivals.
The downfall of Notre Dame be-
fore Wisconsin was even more sur
prising. The score was ~ to s,
which made it even worse.
But the NaVy-NOtFe Dame con-
test is the best thing dished mp
so far this season for the foot
ball fans and the records OF de-
feat on each side will detract
only a little from the interest.
The Army, after winning last
Saturday by the narrow margin of
Ia to 13 from the Southern Metho.
dist, will take on Providence at
Wes@ Point this week. blocked
try for goal after touchdown
handed the Texans a defeat after
hard-fought game, close throughout
with the result uncertain until the
very end.
The stiff battle put up by the
Southern Methods. eleven Is fig
nred TO have given the West Point
ers lust the sort of early season
threat necessary to tougher them
for difficult and interesting
sch dule.
The Georgia engagement
nj New Haven will head the
Big Three" clashes this week.
The Blue easily defeated Maine
on Saturday, 80. Harvard
heat Springfield only 30 to 0,
while Princeton piled up so
points TO blank Vermont. the
largest Tiger margin In many
years.
Columbia. with victories over Yer.
mont two weeks ago and Union
last Saturday. - to o. will meet
Wesleyan. The headliner locally.
however, will he the annual New
York University. FOrdham encounter.
N. Y. 4. registered 26-7 win over
West Virginia Wesleyan. on Satur-
dar, while Fordham trounc d
George Washington, 200
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By r. D. Thomas

In winning the District ANA
teur championship, with Al
Houghton, the victim in a play
off round, Miller B. STEVENSON
has achieved a goal of which
he fell one stride short on
three other occasions.
In 1920 he was runnerup to
Robert Tinkenstadt. In 1922 he
trailed Chris Dunphy. Three years
later he was second to George
Voigt.
He used 81 strokes against IS
for HOughtOn inthe skirmiSh at
Columbia which determined the
owner of this years crown. HE
fought the same sort Of uphill
battle that won him a tie with
HOughtOn at the end Of the regu-
lar 12-hOIe competition.
The Columbia player was three
down at the end of the first three
holes of the playoff. At the turn
he was two behind, After the
eleventh he was 2 up.
He overlook Houghton with 4
against a s on the tenth and passed
him for keeps with another
against S on the eleventh.
SteVinsOn'S 81 may appear
mediocre and 1t really wasn't so
hot, but they played from the
back tees and this. people,
makes the Columbia course
plenty stiff. The new champion
had three 6's on his card and
this forced him to shoot virtual
par on all the other holes to. get
his 81.
Neither he nor HOughton was on
his game and it was a gruelling af-
fair for both. They were a couple
of happy golfers when the thing
was done.
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Phoenix A. c. Blanks
Clinton Nine, s to 0

The Phoenix a. G, with Bennie
wormsley hurting in fine fashion,
thanked the Clinton nine by an 80
score Yesterday. WormsIeY allowed
the opposition hut three hits and also
hetned by his own hitting, crashing
out a brace Of doubles.
Lowe. Of the winners, featured the
fracas hv his stickwork. obtaining
sinpIe and trio OF two. baGgers.
Holman. Gibson and Hutchinson also
nredominated for the victors.