Yale stars dominate mythical All Eastern grid team picks
Five Yale players rate on the mythical All Eastern eleven with others from Cornell Syracuse Colgate Penn State on second team. Leaders Milstead Mallory Stevens Lovejoy and Luman top critics’ consensus. Harvard Dartmouth and Army also receive recognitions amid a crowded East roster.
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Afemphis Bil" Atallery
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Harvard
Century Mitstead
McRae
Bjorkman
Dartmouth
Na Milstead
Weiderquist
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Aschenbach
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WAVY ELEVEN PREPARES FOR WASHINGTON GAME
Naval Academy football team continues New Year’s Day Pasadena showdown prep under Head Coach Fowler. First and second Varsity squads practice offensive formations signals kicking and passing as two elevens scrimmage. focus on new players to offset upcoming graduation losses. Secretary Denby follows potential Michigan series. three proposed dates from Timonots remain unsatisfied.
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Eastern colleges schedule 400 game milestone announced
New York news notes a landmark in college hoops as eastern institutions set hundreds of games and approach a 400 game figure. The intercollegiate league includes Cornell Columbia Dartmouth Princeton Pennsylvania and Yale with early schedules extending into January.
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To Name Yale Captain at Banquet Tuesday
NEW HAVEN December 6 The Yale football captain for 1924 will be elected at a team banquet in the Taft hotel Tuesday night. Twenty nine players who faced Harvard or Princeton may vote, one of the largest such groups ever. Likely contenders include Winslow Lovejoy of Montclair New Jersey center and Richard J. Luman of Pinedale right end, both Exeter alumni who played together.
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Eckstein Likely To Lead Brown Eleven In 1924
Providence Dec 1. Brown University athletic board awards football B insignia to 21 players, led by Leroy Eisenberg Ernest Fl Scummalts and Charien Marshall Jr of New York and James Barrett of Port Chester. Eckstein from Elizabeth New Jersey is among top candidates to captain 1924. Yale Harvard Dartmouth Dartmouth Calgate games announced. Brown to play Dartmouth at Hanover, first time on the Green.
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Ernest FL Scummalts
Charien HK. Marshall, Jr
New York
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Rudolph J. Payor
Brooklyn
James ‘el. Barrett
Port Chester
Harold C. Neubauer
Hoboken
Neubauer
Ead
Robinson
John Spellman
Robert W. Goff
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Elizabeth
Myere
Ardmore
Fred Sweet
Charles
Dixon
Rutherford
Paul D. Higgins
Quincy
Mass
Charles I. Krump
Cleveland
Laurence F. McDermott
Chicago
John J. Tohlman
New Haven
Benjamin D. Roman
Hyde Park
Maas
James H. Sheldon
Auburn
John F. Spellman
Somers
Conn
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Tudgon
Mich
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South Weymouth
Maxa
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Evanston
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
New Hampshire Stat
Calgate
Hanover
Office Team Tops Du Pont Bowling League Standings
Fairfield features marked standings shifts in the Du Pont Bowling League as Felgel, leader in total pinfall, faces threats from rival players. Team records include Millport 25, Shinptor 7, Spreader 10 and Teague a Records. High single noted as Anderson and Brown with the high marks.
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Anderson
Brown
Award 25 Letters for Williams Football Team
In Williams Massachusetts on December 6, twenty five W's were awarded to members of the Williams football squad for their work this season. Capt. Weaty, Managers O'Brien and Reed, and players Penny, Barnes, Cole, Gregory, Prost, Farnsworth, Hourne, Grandler, Fisher, King, Leete, Page Clark, Beckwith, Parker, Clement, Reede, Howe, Popham, Sarabian, Hackett, and Dumortier were listed among the honorees.
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Ruth and Speaker Lead in 1928 AL Runs Driven
The Speaker of Cleveland and George Ruth of New York led the American League in runs driven in 1928 with 170 each. Harry Hellmann of Detroit topped batting with 113 RBIs, while Jon Sewell of Cleveland drove in 109 and Wallie Poseda of New York 105. Eddie Collins, Chicago, struck out eight times, with Staney Harris and others sharing notable pitching feats. Cleveland led in walks with 63% of the team.
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Manush
Stanley Harris
Jo and Hauser
Philadelphia
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Team No. 4 Tops Brassco League Standings
Team No. 4 leads the Hou satonic Bowling League by one game after 39 starts with 22 wins, while Team No. 6 trails as runner up. Railly tops individual stars as Team 4 holds the best team records. Standings and averages show Del leading with 102, Sontak 100, Haines 95, and many players around 90s.
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Bourne Chosen Williams College Football Captain
Williamstown Mass December 6 Richard W Bourne of New Bedford was elected today captain of the Williams College football team. He has played three seasons and is set to lead the squad this term.
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New Bedford
Williams College
Clinton Wins At Billiards In Newark Amateur Championship
Clinton of Pltburgh extends his winning streak in the national amateur 18.1 billiards championship at the Newark Athletic Club by defeating Ed Gardner of New York 250 to 214. High run 41, average 7.19. Francis Appleby defeats Jack Milinger 259 to 82 with a 42 high run and an 82.31 average for 10 inns. Ayrıca Sullivan, famed Lowell swimmer, now in vaudeville, notes the long-term costs of his channel swim.
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New York
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Appleby
Jack Milinger
Navy May Play Michigan in 1924
Annapolis officials weigh a 1924 football schedule with Michigan as a strong candidate. Negotiations hinge on dates acceptable to the Naval Academy and Michigan, with Illinois dates rejected as unsuitable. Toronto bid sees John Robinson offering 125000 for a Harry Wills vs Bartley Madden ten round bout.
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Harry Wills
Bex Bartley Madden
Yale Football Stars to Attend Montclair Smoker
Yale Captain Tad Jones and Captain Bill Mallory along with the victorious Yale football team will attend a smoker hosted by the Yale Club of Montclair at Nick Robert's Yale bars in Montclair New Jersey on Saturday evening. The event will feature a tangible expression of affection and confidence from the Montclair Yale Club.
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