Yale Alumni Seek Official Request to Reinstate Jones
Yale alumni mobilize to urge officials to reconsider Jones’s resignation as New Haven settles into December chatter. The drive, echoed by undergraduates and players, hinges on a preferred return and faculty mood remains uncertain amid broader coaching turmoil across Princeton Harvard Rice Institute and Notre Dame-like resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Tad
Meehan
York
Associated
Princeton
Harvard
Princetons
New York University
Rice Institute
Juan W. Heisman
Tribne
Semlail
Mindwall
Delne
Nel
Rim
New Haven
Jones
Cambridge
Central Quintet Opens Season Against Yale Freshmen
Central High prepares for tomorrow’s season opener against Yale Freshmen. Coach Eadie Redley features Ed Hues Ed Wasson Micki Ron Althie and Shely for forward and guard slots. The lineup includes Paul Munkasoy Jee Segil and Gus Sand with Al Roberts and several others vying for key posts as the squad seeks early strong results.
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Eadie Redley
Central High
Yale
New Haen
Beilynes
Cai
Hues
Wasson
Micki
Ron al Thie
Enie
Guad
Pasins
Mukey Roth
Colgress High
Car Reilly
Reilly
Paul Munkasoy
Peada
Leca Jorwara Wiigs
Gus
le Ahd
al Roberts
Tie Beeths
Sakewite
Vongyess Higa
Port Jeus
New York
Ly Goa
Laurels to Meet Stratford Team
Stratford and Laurels prepare for a basketball clash as the teams feature players such as Harry Ablsu and Freddy Reicher. Recent lineups include G ahistrand Rockeriitta Cis Lindtmaark and other listed players shaping upcoming matchups.
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Stratford
Rockeriitta Cis Lindtmaark
Pridie Busvel
Central Higi Ace
Andtrand
Soule Burlay Eae
Jouning — Linane
Poopeter
Ts Wells
Burua I
St Johns Take First in Holy Name Bowling League
St Johns led the Holy Name league after a three straight win over Blessed Sacrament. St Cyrs led by three straight wins over St Peters, St Stephen's and St Joseph's each won three straight from St Augustines and St Mary's. Scores not provided.
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ST. Johns
St. John’s
Holy Name
Blessed Sacraments
St Cyrils
St. Peters St. Stephen’s
St Joseph's
St Augustines's
St. Mary's
State Golf Body Plans Annual Midwinter Meet
Keetivut Golf Association to hold its annual midwinter session on December 15 at 4 p.m. at the Graduates Club in New Haven to adopt a 1928 schedule and award the 29th state golf championship. Mal Cah Farmer of New Britain will preside. The United States Golf Association annual meeting is set for January 7, 1926 at the Hotel Astor, New York City. Green Section meetings follow January 6 and 7 with papers and year-end reports.
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Keetivut Golf Association
New Haven
Robert RB. Pryde
Orange
Malcah Farmer
New Britain
United States Golf Association
Hotel Astor
New York City
Green
Unite States Golf Association
Fiidar
Monarchs Beat Centers 26 to 14 in Bitter Tilt
Monarchs overpower Centers 26 to 14 in a hard fought night at the Boys' Club. Eddie Hurley led Centers with strong defense while Monarchs top scorer had eight points. Preliminary game saw Rangers overwhelm Sterlings 64 to 17 with Freddie Vorout scoring 19.
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Monarchs
Tan Awags A
Eddie Hurley
Jankowics
Eddie Wascon
Eddie Jaurley
Marty Tianagon
Bud Mass
Monarens
Eddie Reilly
Hilltop
Gentral
Mike Sletlan
Freddie Schiller
Jimmy Mayana Federici
Rangers
Sterlings
Freddie Vorout
Belloni Debaets Lead In Bike Rage On Night Two
Frenzied six day race action in New York as 15 teams battled for laps. Besoni and Debaets kept a one lap lead over Lands and Vanek while Petri and Hill trailed by a lap. Jamming sprints produced multiple lap steals with several teams finding momentum, and no serious incidents reported.
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New York
iBy Associated Press
Sttle Moe
Gactana Besoni
Italy
Gerard Debaets
Belgium
Lands
Irvington
N. Jd
Klos Vaunek
Holland
Petri
Hill
Regge McNamara
Franco Georgett
Walker
Beekman
Ceur
Jeaders
Hiands
van Nek
Bulosch
Debaels
All Collegiate Soccer Team Named by Princeton Coach
Princeton coach A. J. announces an all collegiate XI after talks with league coaches. Named players include Stewart and Packard of Princeton, Freath of Yale, Squires of Princeton, Betes of Haverford, Mater of Haverford, Edgerton of Penn State, Fragler of Haverford, Phul of Gorell, Crocker of Princeton, Tignt buck, and Allen of Cornell, in various positions.
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Princeton
N. J
Der
Annoclted Press
A. J. Here
Stewart
Freath
Yale
Packard
Squires
Betes
Haverford
Mater
Edgerton
Penn State
Lala
Hagen Named Pro Team Captain for 1948
Walter Hagen was appointed captain of the 1948 American professional golf team by the Professional Golfers' Association of America directors. He stated the association had not decided if a team would tour Great Britain next year and he expected to play in the British Open.
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Abil
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Hager
Great Britain
United States
Dempsey
Tunpey
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cies
Caldwell
Belletano
Baryard
Princeton
Beir
Amherst
Wumams
Wesleyan
Certsin
Ihletes
Harvard
Yale
Geor- Brown
Army
Dartmouth
Maryland
Harid
Princston
Tom
Lefevetoe
Nceton
Hervard
Prinevicar
Williams
The Sportlight on Sports as Serious Business
The piece notes that sport has grown from recreation to a serious matter in society. It discusses the public fixation on Tunney-Dempsey, football fandom, and the fevered tone of letters to editors. It observes that many people overemphasize sports while neglecting family and daily life.
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Ty Cobb
Golf Talk By Charles Evans Jr on Club Choice
Charles Evans Jr discusses how golfers favor certain clubs due to confidence feel and repetition. He argues the putter is the hardest club and explains how center balance and practice affect performance, plus anecdotes on transfer rules and player eligibility in college football.
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Othais
Fox
Deerys
Nets
Room 221 takes early lead in central inter-room play
Room 221 defeated Room 223 26 to 18 to seize undisputed control of the National League of Central High yesterday afternoon. Room 310 toppled Room 224 25 to 16, while Room 418 beat Room 225 22 to 18 after a four point first half lead change. Patuzel of Room 221 scored 13 points on six baskets and one foul. Oxkenbloom of Room 810 tallied 11 points.
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Room 223
National League of Central High
Oon
Room 224
Room 310
Room 225
Galming
Room 418
Patuzel
Room 221
Oxkenbloom
Room 810
Hoom
Flash
Red Chapman Dominates Kramer In Boston Bout
Red Chapman of Boston won an easy decision over Danny Kramer of Philadelphia in a 10 round bout here. Chapman controlled nine rounds, with a sharp left jab, while weighing 126 3 4 pounds to Kramer's 127 1 2. Also on the card Johnny Shepard, Johnny Glen, Joe Bartow, and others scored quick finishes in bouts from Worcester to Nashua and Philadelphia. Adgie defeated Monte in a 161 round decision.
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Boston
iBy Associated Press
Red Chapman
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Chapman
Kramer i
Chapmss
Johnny Shepard
Woburn
Jacklenohue
New York
Johnny Glen
Nashua
N. H
Wee Willie Woods
Scotland
Joe Bartow
Worchester
Billy Brutnsmi
Worcester
Tommy Murphy
Somervilk
George Anderson
Adgie
Associated Press
Matt Adgie
Joe Monte
Adie
Monte
Boston Rmn
Dand Monte
Frank Sacco
Derry O'Dell
Path of
Kelph Smith
Los Angeles
Jeff Thomas
Washington
Tony Ascencic
Spain
Sacraments Edge Newtown Five 26 to 25
The Blessed Sacrament defeated Newtown A C 26 25 at Newtown with a comeback in the final minute as Pick Hines scored a fonz shot. Upcoming practice is Wednesday at 7 oclock at the K of Chi, with Dunn Lynch Hines Halverson Connors Kosiowski Ne Delhor named to the lineup for a Holy Name League game against St Cyril's Friday at St Stephens Hall.
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Blessed Sacrament
Newtown A. C
Newtown
Sacs
Pick Hines
Fonz
the Sacraments
K. of Chi
Hind Dunn
Lynch
Hines
Halverson
Connors
Kosiowski
Delhor
Sacrament
St. Cyrils
St. Stephens Hall
Holy Name Leucue
Michigan to Field Two Football Teams in 1928 Schedule
Michigan will be represented by two varsity teams in 1928 playing a 16 game schedule. Athletics chief Yost announced plans to pair programs with one team carrying a heavier conference load. The move follows Western Conference approval of two teams per university and aims to broaden competitive opportunities for athletes.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Associated Press
University of Michigan
Yost
Tl 18
Clarence
Cook Little
Boston
Dec. S
Associated Presa
Linnest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Hopkins
Dartmouth
Brooklawn Juniors Seek Court Battles
Brooklawn Srs plan for the coming season and invite any Junior amateur team in the city to meet them. The lineup features Patuzzi, Thoma, Carletti, Ritchel, and Noller. Contact Albert Wright Box 85 Stratfield Road or Sall B 3581-12 to book the Brook lawns.
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Brooklawn Srs
Patuzzi
Thoma
Carletti
Ritchel
Noller
Brooklawns
Albert Wright
Box
Stratfield Road
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Central Quintet
Hilltoppers
St. Stephens
ST. Cyril's. J Roman
M. Charney Tag
P. Roman
F. Macchial
A. Somkk
ST. Peter's
Poole
Cariannna
Sieuby Vila
Nl Maris Bsg
Benourudach
J. S
Scholastic Stars
Sh Kite
Ianeue
Burney
Masi
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Hurney
Broderick
Pianagan
Qupavage
Shuler
Ate Reilly
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Bocate
G .S. Feddock
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Mionning
L. Feddock
L. Bendetto
Bassa
Fuccelio
Carrano
Belloni-Debaets
Garden
TIGER
Walter Hagen
PRO
Charles Cchick Evans GR
Greer
Pia
Okerbloom Eee
Viltaa Bere
Ak Boh Ay
Sydishie
Stuart Si Rogoskus
Solon
Norton Te i
Spelman Bailiie ' Perry
Synira P
Ee Hyde
Pawlousid
Peel
Brundige Gustef
Kendall Olia O Craney
Cracy
Kramer
Sacraments
Mr. and
Mrs
By Briggs
Joe
Tuar Cooga
Dowss
ME & Carton
Vail
Lecliard Co
Newspaperfighi Ye
Michigan
Green Head
Brooklawn
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