Cornell and Yale Unite as Undefeated Eastern Teams
New York report notes Cornell and Yale as the lone undefeated eastern powers, with Yale favored slightly due to a tougher schedule. The piece surveys major upsets, scoring leaders, and comparative strength with Army, Navy, and other contenders, highlighting Yale and Cornell atop the region.
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Criqui May Lose European Feather Title in Question
The European and French featherweight title fate hinges on Criqui, aged 30, living with injuries from a benefit bout. A challenger has pressed for a title bout within thirty days, but Criqui has not answered, prompting a possible loss of the crown under federation rules. Medical reports show hand recovery but warn against a premature return, with Criqui delaying activity into next spring.
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Kid Gleason Contemplates Cubs Manager Job Rumor
Windy City buzz centers on Kid Gleason possibly leaving the White Sox to manage the Chicago Cubs with Donie Bush’s Washington position open and Cubs leaders eyeing Gleason as the top candidate amid lingering talks and club tensions.
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Senators Leadership Race Narrowed by Player Departures
Ogl toins remains with Chicago White Sox under Frank Chance leaving Gibson and The Kid as the only strong candidates. Gibson has quit baseball to focus on his Ontario contracting business, while The Kid emerges as the sole viable option to lead the Senators out of their slump. The Paris-hosted Olympics preparation will see a 6000-seat stadium at Colombes with a 34-entrance track complex beside Parks.
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College swimming to play part in 1924 Olympics
Princeton coach Frank J. Sullivan predicts college swimmers will supply key U.S. Olympic talent for the 1924 Games at Colombes. He cites improving material and names likely stars across 400, 1500, 200, and diving events from Northwestern, Rutgers, Brown, Navy, Minnesota, Stanford and other schools, highlighting Vitally strong college presence in France.
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Jacksons and Mohicans Set Clash at Newfield Park
The Jackson Stars and Mohicans are slated to meet at Newfield Park next Sunday in a city championship clash. Mohicans claim leadership after a 30 ta victory over the Jacksong week ago yesterday while talks on venue terms proceed with Jackson management. Caser says ready to discuss with West Enders and Mohicans express willingness to face any city team. In Springfield, Mass, the Eastern League annual meeting and banquet moves from December 22 to December 20 in Hartford, Conn, per President Dan O Neil.
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Ruth Sets Record With .393 Batting Mark In AL Race
Detroit slugger Hellmann led AL hitters early then Ruth surged to finish with a .4598 average. Cobb, Speaker, Collins, Ruth and Williams starred as veteran hitters dominated the season. Collins stole 49 bases and 39 sacrifices as Ruth led runs with 151 and 41 home runs, earning MVP honors. Team batting: Detroit 301, Cleveland close behind. Athletics poor showing.
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Mile Handicap Win At County Fair On Dirt Track
The speaker recalls winning a mile handicap at the county fair in 5:01 flat on a dirt track with flat-heel shoes. They believed themselves a strong runner until witnessing Johc Ray compete last summer.
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