All-America Eleven of 1921 Picked by Billy Evans
The voting places three Harvard men on Billy Evans selection for the 1921 All-America team. Notable picks include Macomber and Owen of Harvard, with strong support for McMillan of Centre and Keck of Princeton. The piece weighs quarterback choices and highlights Harvard figures as standout ends and guards in a period of high football analysis.
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Billy Evans
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Billy Fans
Peking
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Kilinger
Pen State
Devine
Kewa
McMillan
Sver
Howard Jones
Heimer
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Abi
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Wilinzer
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Macemser
Anderson
Riles
Notre Dame
Macomber
Een Anderson
Rockne
Notre da
Lino
Thorpe
Gayon
Caine
Jim Thorpe
Spathall
Eames
Enteing College
Atex
Yale
Racing Results and Event Highlights From the Maiden Yearlings
In the race program a long list of entries shows maiden yearlings and mares in one mile events. Notable names include War Relief, Garner, Ralf, and Dawn with times around 1:15. Several claiming and purses are noted, including $700 and $750 for three-year-olds and up. The text presents fragmented race notes, weights, and outcomes from multiple heats with numerous participants.
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Garner
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Wnilowax
Aney Mo Pie
Phe Callen Jovey
Rectors Lose 39-10 to Atlas Quintet in New Haven
The Atlas Five defeated the Rectors 39 to 10 in New Haven. Early lead by Atlas held throughout the game as Bot Winick starred for Atlas while refereeing by Pete Carney kept fouls in check. End of first half showed Atlas ahead 21-3.
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ATLAS
BLM
New Haven
Rertoos
Brideport Lust
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Botwinick
Mater
Pete Carney
Alla. Slueurian
E. L. Greenberg
Buckley
Maher
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Rowe
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Grid Squad at Penn Starts on Winter Practice
University of Pennsylvania opens practice with 120 players reporting for preseason drills. Coach Heisman cites lack of football material as reason for poor 4921 record and plans preliminary workouts this week followed by images and pep games. A six to eight team league with elimination games is envisioned.
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McMiin
Penn
Philaderphia
Radenter
University of Pennsylvani
S. Vrastics
PSE
Pennsy
Heisman
Serina
Felsman
Centre Faces Unnamed Opponent in San Diego Clash
San Diego Cal November 80 Although the opponent for Centre College has not been named the date for the East versus West game is set for December 26. The venue seats 40 500. Centre will select its opponent before Thursday. Several football teams representing the Partic count are under consideration.
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San Diego
Cal
Callege
Centre College
Havana Race Results three year olds claimers
Horse racing rundown from Havana showing multiple claiming events for three year olds and older. Details include ride times, weights, and payouts with horses such as Big Nolke and Carmine, plus various jockeys and speeds across 3 1/2 to 1 mile distances.
Hoppe and Kramer lead durable champions in sport era
The article praises Hoppe, Kramer, Gould, Cobb, and others as enduring champions in boxing and tennis, hailing their skill, nerve, and training. It notes Thorpe’s era nearing end and mentions contemporaries like Dempsey, Yale players, and coast league figures, highlighting long careers and upcoming schedules.
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Hoppe
Mank Kramer
Day Gould
M Cook
Kramer
Gould
Cobb
Brones
Dempsey
Jean
Lenox Eleven Trains for Crasho Game at Newfeld Park
Lenox A C prepares for a postponed confrontation with the Crashees set for Saturday at 2 90 in Newfeld Park. The Lenox forces aim to avenge a 14 7 defeat to West Enders and seize the city title as North Enders undergo heavy workouts ahead of the match.
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Lenox A.C
Newfeld Park
Lenox
Steven
Admnin’steres
West Enders
North Enders
Al Anderson Recommends Three Cross Country Men for Letters
Al Anderson selects three cross country runners for letters based on diligence and top race showings. Skane, Bugher, and Moorer earn praise for training, medals, and potential, while Beardsley and Yale meets frame a strong season context for the Hilltoppers.
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Crass Caunten
Lava
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Bucker
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Moores
Tor Mross
Matty Blane
Guntam
Usess
Unie Freck
Tsar Nicholson
Star
Valayian
New York
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Bugher Sa Pecenit
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Moorer
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Watt
Anderson
Etons
Hilltoppers
Local Amateurs Defeat Elm City Battlers Easily
Local boxing card in New Haven features bouts between Logal Amateurs and Elm City Battlers. Wins for Ammarid and Rinack highlight a night of close action, including a draw between Biddy Rodney and Rinack, and point wins for Emil Deshaurs and Glynn.
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ELM City Battlers
Oun
Ammarid
New Haven
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Prines
Suveedek
Rivnaek
Suravturti
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Finlls
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Barder Bunity Millsinger
Rirneck
Rodney
Dyarthur Lee
Bridgeporter
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Itrsami
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Albert Espositis
New
Park City
Hoyt Teaches Youngsters Baseball Secrets in Brooklyn
Waite Hoyt will lecture Bridgenort youngsters on big league ball and romance blooms as he plans marriage to Miss Dorothy G of Iske Terrace Brooklyn. The couple’s history spans school days and Hoyt and his wife travel with the Yankees on spring training.
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Marr Daly
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Harry Z. Pyle
Iske Terrace
Brooklyn
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Yale to Meet Army on October 28 in Historic Contest
A tentative 1928 schedule details Yale and Army agreeing to a game on October 28. The arrangement came after a lengthy talks process involving university aides and officials. The article notes a long-standing one-year agreement and plans discussed for the gridiron clash.
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Army
Malden High to Play Toledo Team Saturday
Malden High of Malded Minnesota has accepted a challenge from Waite High of Toledo Ohio and will travel to Toledo for a game this Saturday. The Westerners will cover their own expenses if the Toledo team travels to Malded in 1923. Malden is expected to leave today for Toledo.
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Malden High
Toledo
Mulder
Malded
Maas
Waite
Stratford High Quintet Schedules 22 Games this Season
Milford High School girls face Stratford High before the Milford boys game in Stratford on Saturday. A 22 game pool season schedule has been arranged, with both schools participating in the boys and girls contests.
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Stratford High Quintet
High Settners
Milfford H. 5
Milford Hish School
Stratford High School
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Stratford
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New York Eleven Elects Taylor President 1922
Waller Taylor was elected captain of the New York football elev en for 1922, succeeding Jack Weinheimer. Taylor, previously a freshman center, broke a shoulder in fall scrimmage but returned to secure an end position. Fildie Collins notes Taylor's drive to master major league batting height.
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Waller Taylor
New York
Jack Weinheimer
Taylor
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