Colgate Crushes Brown 28 to 0 in Muddy Showdown
Colgate overwhelmed Brown at Andrews Field yesterday 28 to 0. Pollard and Brown were unable to break through Colgate’s suffocating defense as Hubbell, Spencer and Gillo spearheaded four Colgate touchdowns.
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Harvard
Yale
Andrews Feild
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Illinois
Syracuse
Browns
Hubbell
Spencer
Gillo
Fritz Pollard
Pollard
Siven
New York State
Wes
Lke
Fordham Beats Villanova In Muddy Thanksgiving Day Game
In New York Fordham outran Villanova 14 to 7 as heavy rain made the field swampy. Fordham's battered rush line and solid defense limited Villanova to six passes, with only three completed for 40 yards, and Fordham secured a late first down surge to seal the win.
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Fordham
Maroon
Villanova
Farnhem
Caldwell 10 Gets Another Chance With Yankees
New York reports that Ray Caldwell will not be traded and will receive $8,000 yearly to rejoin the Yankees. Officials note Caldwell remains among the best when in condition, though past conduct has drawn scrutiny. If he stays fit, he could earn $8,000 next season.
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Ray” Caldwell
Yankees
Caldwell
Pittsburg Defeats Penn State 31 to 0 in Season Finale
The University of Pittsburgh closed its football season with a 31 to 0 victory over Penn State in Pittsburg. Pitt scored in each period with Hastings contributing a field goal and multiple touchdowns, while Gougler added the final third quarter score and a kick.
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University of Pittsurgh
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Herron
Dehart
Gougler
McLaren
Thanksgiving Day Football Results Summary
Notre Dame defeated Nebraska 20 to 0. Colgate beat Brown 28 to 6 and Pennsylvania won 23 to 3 against Cornell. Washington and Jefferson 12 Rogers 9. Fordham 14 Villa Nova 7. Pittsburgh 1 dollar Penn State 0. Rochester 16 Vermont 6. Georgetown 47 George Washington 7. Washington and Lee 21 North Carolina A M 0.
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Colgate
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Washington and Jefferson
Rogers
Fordiham
Villa Nova
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Rochester
Vermont
Georgetown
George Washington
Washington and Lee
North Carolina
Washington and Jefferson top Rutgers 12 to 9 on Polo Grounds
Washington and Jefferson defeated Rutgers 12 to 9 at the Polo Grounds as Sol Metzger coached the Presidents to victory. A rainy morning and thin crowd of under 8,000 accompanied a game featuring novel scoring and a standout 8 yard run by McCraight.
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Jefferson
New Jersey
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Dundee Given Shade Over Eddie Wallace
Eddie Wallace the Brooklyn lightweight met Johnny Dundee in a Brooklyn bout at the Broadway Sporting Club. Dundee used sharp body punches to wear down Wallace after an early exchange, winning by a clear margin as the bout ended.
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Penn Crushes Cornell Squad In Easy Style
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 23 to 3 at Franklin Field with a strong forward pass game. Howard Berry and Henry Miller starred, blocking two Shiverick punts and scoring as Derr and Miller added touchdowns. The Quakers outplayed Cornell in line ends and backfield before about 25 000 fans.
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Fritz Shiverick Drop
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Clem Urquhart
Howard Berry
Derr
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Ithaca
Henry Miller
Seman Howard Berry
Anniversaries of Ring Battles Highlight Pal's Career
Lawrence Brown known as Pal is celebrated on a 24th birthday anniversary. Born in Superior Wisconsin he began professional boxing at 16 with many early contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin and numerous knockouts to his credit.
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Boxing show draws crowd at Bridgeport Sporting Club
Enthusiasm runs high for tonight’s boxing cards at the Bridgeport Sporting Club under local auspices. Main event features Hughess of Bridgeport versus Jimmy O Hagan of Albany. Semi final pits Charley Pitts against Frankie Dumfrey with ten round limits. Moran and Slavin duel in another ten round bout. Preliminary Regan faces Kilbane in four rounds. A doctor will inspect fighters before ringside.
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Jimmy O'Hagan
Albany
W. Ry
Young McAuliffe
Ross
Sammy Hollis
O'Hagan
New York
Charley Pitts
Frankie Dumfrey
Sters
Kayo Moran
East Bridgeport
Bob Slavin
Moran
Jeff Regan
Young Kilbane
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Cross Country Title
Cornell captured the intercollegiate cross country championship on the West Rock course in New Haven with 88 points. Yale’s Johnny Overton repeated as individual champion, leading a large field and finishing ahead of Leslie Carroll of Michigan and Ezra Wenz. The win marked Cornell’s return to the top and Overton’s continued dominance in the event.
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YALE
New West Rock
New Haven
Johnny Overton
Leslie Carroll
Michigan
Ezra Wenz
Ithaca
University
Johnny Mack
Brown defeats shake up college football rankings
The piece analyzes Colgate's upset of Brown and the impact on eastern title chances, noting Colgate’s wins over Illinois and Syracuse and potential clashes with Pittsburgh. It also covers boxing permit moves by Police Commissioner Stanley, basketball action by the Blue Ribbons, a postponed Winchester Carlisle game, and Eddie Rickenbacher’s $13,500 Ascot Speedway victory.
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Yale
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Glenn Warner
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Washington & Jefferson
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Providence
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Illinois
Syracuse
Eddie Rickenbacher
Ascot Speedway
California
Rangers Eliminated by Chicopee Rovers in Cup War
The Rangers were eliminated from the American Soccer Cup after losing 2 0 to the Chicopee Rovers at Meadows. The Rovers advance to face Clan MacDonalds of Brooklyn in the second round. Poor weather kept the crowd small and the Longfellows claim the city championship while Crashes and others jab at past games and officials.
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Chicopee Rovers
the Meadows
Rovers
Clan MacDonalds
Brooklyn
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