Park City Girls blank Whirlwinds in opener 44 to 0
Park City girls junior basketball nipped the Whirlwind misses 44 to 0 at Stratford Avenue gym with Jeannette Casper and Olive Phelan each scoring 14 points. Catholic Community Jr also opened with a win 11 to 6 over St. Mary. Brook lawns defeated Mohawk in the other game.
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Stratford Avenue
Jeannette Casper
Olive Phelan
Catholic Community Jrs
Park Citys
Hey
St. Mary
Brooklawns
Catholic Girls
Board of Recreeathon
Park City Jrs
R. Casper
O. Phelan
Cavanaish
KN. Mickelson
Sano Bandre
Robstork
A. Wane
Catholic
ITY Jrs
M Carroll
Sie Ae
Sachss E. Cartel
M. Thvito
M. Gody
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Isnage Hauser
D Phelan
Florence Guthouse
Eastern colleges seek new football coaches before spring
The article notes multiple coach changes across Harvard, Columbia, Colgate, West Point, and Oregon with figures like Fisher, Crowley, McEwan, and Harlow moving or resigning. Rumors swirl about Harvard replacements while rival schools pursue successors, amid campus debates and a volatile coaching market. The piece also covers boxing bouts Berlenbach Delaney and critic reactions under the rounds won system, highlighting mixed judgments and media interpretations.
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Harvard
Rob Fisher
Columbia
Charley Crowley
Mewan
West Point
Bob Tarlow
Colgate
McEwan
University of Oregon
Harlow
West Maryland
Knute Rockne
Fisher
Mohawk Jrs Close Season With Easy Win Over Cove A C Stamford
The Mohawk Junior foothold team closed its season Sunday by defeating Cove A. C. of Stamford 2 to 0. The Lockaly combine arrived at Seasale Pari as parts of a record showing 22 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties for the season.
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Cove A. C
Stamford
Lockaly Combine
Seasale Pari
Ansonia Pionrera
Meriden Indians
St Marys Brigade
Pauness Meriden
Derby Irviang
N. H. Riversutes
Stamford Coss
Final Games In Va Net Play Tomorrow Night
The Y M C A Intercollegiate league closes with Yale and Harvard contest to decide first place while Princeton meets Columbia in the other game. A Yale win could force a deadlock with Harvard. standings follow.
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Harvard
Yale Rae
Princeton Ee
Columbia
Dixies Top Rambler Quintet 18 to 11 at Kacey Gym
The Sixies defeated the Rambler quintet 18 to 11 Saturday night at Kacey gym. Lind Mars stood out with standout play as the game closed with a late score.
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Sixies
Rambler Quintet
Kacey Gym
Lindmars
Automobile Team Leads Trade School Bowling League
The Pawnees lead the Walther bowling league of the German Lutheran church with six wins in eight starts as Boehm posts a 274 high for the scores. In Bridgeport Trade Inter-Departmental bowling, Automobile tops with four straight wins while Art Lesko holds the lead with 35 points. Games are played at the Boys' Club on Wednesdays.
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LESKO
Pawnees
Eiht
Bridgeport
Art Lesko
Jorgenson Patterson
Nagy A. Lesko
Dorgan
Pasenalla
Aniatias Vanes Meyer
Auvhiansky
Davidson Na
Alexinier
Mchok
Ace Rainy
Neve Potasky
Krause
Henderson Ae
PC Automobile
Alumbin
Primung Ea S
Four Horsemen Crippled Cavalry After Pottsville Game
Notre Dame’s famed quartet of backs suffers injuries from the Pottsville clash. Stuhldreher has a wrenched shoulder, Muller a damaged leg, Crowd Miller nursing leg injuries, Layden the only sound back, and Jim Singer torn knee ligaments confining him to bed at Mercy Hospital. The team leaves Friday for Florida.
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Philadephia
Tree
Pottsville
Notre Dame
Farqgeus
Cas Ury
Harry Stuhldreher
Auartet
Don Muller
Jim Crowd
Miller
Hikhewise
S. Mimer Layden
Jimsinger
Four Horsemen
Mivericardia
Mlurida
Two Big Battles for Essex Five Schedule Set
Two big games loom for the Fasex basketball team at Sokol hall. Next Thursday Essex faces the Elim City Giants of New Slaven, followed by the Port Chester Big Five on Christmas Eve. Last week Essex defeated the Southport Firemen 4 to 34 with Andy Goodman starring.
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Sokol
Elim City Giusnarts
New Slaven
Port Chester
Big Five
Essex
Southport Firemen
Andy Goodman
Loyaty Loop Bowling Leads Tie for First Place
Team No 1 and Team No 1 share the lead in the Loyalty Lodge league after 21 starts. Winnick shines as the individual star while Team No 1 holds circuit records. High team single 508 and high team total 1423 support the standings with Team No 1 atop overall scores.
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Winnick
Loyalty Lodge
Ries
Dubin
Panish
Dartmouth stars named to Grantland Rice All America team
New York dispatch reports Collier’s weekly All-America selection by Grantland Rice names two Dartmouth players among the backfield and ends. The 1926 team includes Grange of Illinois and Nevers of Stanford with Oberlander and Wilson of Dartmouth in the backfield, and Teays Penn Oostduin.
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Grantland Rics
New York
Colliers Weekly
Tieu
Grantland Ri
Walter Camp
Dick Oberlander
Collier
Erev
Grange
Geo
Wilson
Oberlander
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Collier's Way
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Irvington-on-the- Aon
Thayer
Penn
Oostd Ban
Michigan
Chase
Pittsburgh
al Weir
Nebraska
Hees
Ohio State
Diehl
McMillan
Princeton
Ilinois
Washingt
Stanford
Perry L Haynes Awarded Legion Golfing Medal
The American Legion awarded Perry L. Haynes a medal for winning the 1925 ringer tournament at Beardsley Park. Commander W. Parker Seeley presented the medal to Al Wheway, who then passed it to Haynes after displaying the golfer’s 18 hole record: Out 232248 3 4 3-2. In 324248 3 3 3-238-56.
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Perry L. Haynes
American Legion
Beardsley Park
Legion
al Wheway
Board of Recreation
W. Parker Seeley
Wheway
Haynes
Two Church League Games Tonight At The Y M C A
Two Inter Church League contests are scheduled at the YMCA. Summerfield M F E faces the Universalists in the opener, followed by United Congregationals vs Nichols M E tossers. Lineups listed.
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Summerfield M. FE
Universalists
United Congregationals
Nichols M. E
Daly Selected as Aggie Captain
John J. Daly of Hartford was elected captain of the 1926 Connecticut Agricultural College football team at the annual banquet in Storrs. Daly has played center for two years and also held the same position on the freshmen team.
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Jack Brink
New Britain
Oscar M. Wanfeldt
New Haven
Paul BH. Bitgood
Danielson
John W. Daly
Hartford
David McAllister
Cromwell
Arthur E Zollin
Arlington
Mass
Carll L. Fienneman
William Eddy
Simsbury
Wallace
Moreland
Salem
Wil
Stratford
Willam K. Schofield
Waterbury
John R. Kuhl
Storrs
TRYON'S DISCOVERER QUITS AS COACH
Werbert A. Lorenz football coach at the University of Rochester resigned today. the Board of Central of student activities accepted the action. Lorenz previously coached at Suffield Prep, Connecticut, and was noted for developing Eddie Tryon and other stars. He said no future plans were decided, and the college board was undecided on his successor.
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Trocmspetcer
Werbert A. Lorenz
University of Rochester
Centrol Af
Berens
Suffield Prey School
Connecticut
Eddie Tryon
Colge University
Amerean
Shrimp’ Foley
Syracuse
Loren
Rockne Guesses He Still Rules at Notre Dame
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, hinted he remains in charge despite reports of Columbia College courting him. Notre Dame leaders offered no comment as Rockne returned to South Bend, with authorities seen as keeping the coaching situation closed under his contract.
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South Bend
Ind
Dee
Knute K. Rockne
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Bailiwick
New York
Columbia
George Finns
No Dame
Noths
Matth Walsh
Chicago
Boy Bend
Colle
Rone
Roone
New Canaan Triumphs Over Stamford Blues in Stamford
In Stamford on December 14, New Canaan defeated Stamford Blues 35 to 25 led by forward Ji Hogan who scored six field goals and three on fouls. Hogan’s scoring sparked a season opening win as Stamford prepares for next Sunday's Bridgeport En vs Columbus game at home.
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Stamford
Canaan
Ji Hogan
Stamfor Blues
Omnogn
Hogan
Bridgeport
of Columbus
Stamford Blues
A. Moruke
Carlson
Amateurs Use Same Liniment as Big Leagues
Sweating one minute and shivering with cold at times players rely on Mike Martin's Athletic Liniment before and after games to stay warm prevent stiffness and aid recovery. Supplying college teams nationwide the product is sold in three sizes 50 cents and one dollar prepaid by mail. Mike Martin trainer Washington Ball Club Washington, D. C.
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Mike Marti
Washi Ball Club
Washington, D. G
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