Specialists Take Spotlight in Harvard Yale Bowl Battle
Saturday’s Harvard Yale clash in New Haven hinges on specialists who replace starters. Yale’s Wight or Harvard’s Hammond or Fitts expected to kick, with deep substitutes ready. The article notes the era of specialized players and previews conditions, lineups, and past Harvard Yale history.
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Krow
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Hammond
Fitts
Crose
Mallory
Hakamond
Crimson
Yale Eleven Prep Scrimmage Sets Bowl Hopeline
Yale completed a 30 minute scrimmage against the scrubs as the team finalizes plans for the Harvard game in the Bowl. Several key players were injured or held out while new lineups and roles were tested for the East’s gridiron classic.
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Harvard Yale Bowl Duel Promises Thrills in New Haven
The Harvard Yale game in the Bowl at New Haven will feature two strong elevens and contrasting styles. Harvard relies on deception and a skilled backfield led by Buell while Yale emphasizes power with a rugged line and strong substitutes. Buell’s health could decide the outcome as both teams seek revenge after Princeton setbacks.
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Gehrke
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Jordan
Special Train Service for Harvard Yale Game
41 extra trains will run for the Yale Harvard game in addition to regular service. Specials depart Friday afternoon from New York and Boston, with all trains leaving New Haven for New York and Boston at 4 p.m. Trains will operate in two or more sections to handle the crowd.
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Dartmouth grid men on way to Fenway to face Brown
Dartmouth Coach Cannell orders 1922 football activities cut short in Hanover as cold weather shifts plans. The team travels to Boston for a game with Brown after a final practice at Fenway Park. Captain Burke and backfield stars lead the unit in a preparatory session.
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Chick Burke
Dartmouth
Brown
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Memorial Field
Cannell
Jack Cannell
Chick” Burke
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Dartmouth Athletic Council
Tufts and Boston University Set for Open Game at Tufts Oval
Tufts and Boston University prepare for a high tempo clash at the Tufts Oval this Saturday. Coach Casey drills protection against the forward pass while BU’s Cochrane to Williamson combo tests the defense. Expected stars include Carl Etelman and Red Barrett as the Jumbo line aims to blunt BU’s aerial attack.
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Whelan
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Casey
Harvard Flash
the Oval
Scrubs
Cochrane
Williamson
Red” Barrett
Carl Etelman
Hoppe Battles Sudden Arm Paralysis On Cue Moments
Legendary billiards champion Willie Hoppe suffers sudden arm paralysis during play. A ligament misalignment pressing a nerve causes his cue arm to lock for up to five minutes, with spectators and Hoppe anxious as he grapples to resume the match.
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Spalding to Start as Crimson Pilot in Yale Game
Harvard may start Philip Spalding at quarterback with Calrin Buell limited by injury. The plan includes a punting duel and wind considerations, with Buell saving for key moments and Spalding running the kicking game if he starts.
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Ted Wight
Latin Routs Mechanic Arts for 23 to 0 Victory
Boston Latin overwhelmed Mechanic Arts at Braves Field to reach 23 points and queue with English High atop the Hub league. Herb Ryan stood out, executing key runs and setting up a drive to the eight as a fumble ended a promising sequence.
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Mechanic Arts
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Herb Ryan
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Ryan
Olympic Plans for 1924 Paris Games Get Underway
Washington November 22 The American Olympic Association held its quadrennial meeting and completed initial steps for Team USA participation in the Paris 1924 Olympics. The discussion focused on preparations and organizational actions to begin the national effort towards the games.
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Associated Press
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Five new bodies join American Olympic Association
During the session of the 60 odd delegates the American Olympic committee welcomed five new sport governing bodies into membership. Funds totaling 7600 dollars were donated and President Harding hosted delegates at the White House. Colonel Robert M. Thompson led the reorganization and presided at a concluding dinner. The new members are the National Amateur Federation United States Lawn Tennis Association National Collegiate Athletic Association National Remount Association and the Navy League. The federation now has about 50 member bodies and plans to transport and house athletes for the 1924 games in France with early contributions toward the funds.
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Harding
White House
Robert M. Thompson
American Olympic Association
National Amateur Federation
United States Lawn Tennis Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
National Remount Association
Navy League
Olympic Association
Oy Association
France
U. S. Relief Triumphs In Navy Title Semi Final
The U S S Relief football team beat U S S Wright 7 to 0 at the navy yard to reach the Atlantic fleet championship game. The victory came after a defensive battle with a late touchdown following a drive through the line. The Relief will meet the Delaware Florida winner in Boston on Thanksgiving day.
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Auto Golfers Tee Up Bay State Prizes at Luncheon
Bay State Automobile Association hosted a Lenox luncheon where Fred E. Skeetom handed out trophies to tournament winners led by Howard C. Paul of Bellevue who received the Fuller trophy. Nelson W. James welcomed guests and predicted a robust season.
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Lenox
Fred E. Skeetom
Nelson W. James
Howard C. Paul
Bellevue
Fuller
Lieuten- Alvin T. Fuller
T. Manson
Miller
Miller Rubber Company
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Lowe
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Fred Rennex
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C. Henderson
M. W. Vedder
Smith
C. V. Warren
Heteningans
N. P. James
J. J. Watson
A. H. Mac
Wells Beats Latzo In Ten Round Boxing Match
In Wilkes Barre on November 22 Billy Wells defeated Steve Latzo in a brutal ten round bout. Wells showed superior speed and power throughout, earning the decision after ten hard rounds.
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Wilkesbarre
Billy Wells
Steve Latzo
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