Unusual 85 Yard Kickoff Return Highlighted by Tryon
The article describes Eddie Tryon involved in a remarkable 85 yard kickoff return against Colgate Susquehanna and notes Sweeney of Susquehanna as a standout, with heavy focus on the run and ensuing plays. It references Notre Dame, Colgate, and Albright among other teams, detailing the dramatic sequence and notable players such as Morgan and Holtenbach.
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Eddie Tryon
Hap Asot
Gommell
Qiao
Sliv
Cael Becks
Atul
Sammed Ain Mieed Theough
Datroll
Woos
Oliver
Georgia
Marion
Agaiel Surmidnide Albay
Albright
Geoeria
Neel
Ava
Notre Dame
Crovhiea
Don Miller
Vymreal
Adonis
Gigo Vanke
Ae Akeyer
Fide
Teothestevia
Soren Po
Susquehanna
Owever
Colgate
Saverney
Ceny
Immedincel
Sweeney
Colgate -Aleeen
Sanford Lusby
Lryan
Morgan
Calgite
Cornell
Albrigats
Albrights
Hollenbach
Barks
Suxquaharias i Ia
George Hotlenbark
Albrigil
Iacutenseliaver
Catalina
M—Von Miller
Notre Dam
Merydon
Kalamazoo
Yar Leek
Vermont
Downroit
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia Tee
eGeorgia Red
Nome Dame
Four Eastern Colleges Looking for Grid Pilots
A long draft note discusses four eastern colleges seeking football quarterbacks and coaching changes. It mentions Penn, Columbia, and others in transition, with references to coach turnover, upcoming intersectional games, and major matchups including California, Stanford, and Penn’s Rose Bowl prospects.
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Eastern Colleges
Bronkie Early Career and Waterbury Ties In Baseball
Tronkie of Manchester began with Waterbury and later moved to professional baseball. He played as a second baseman and infielder, with early career notes around 1921 managerial duties and ties to the South Eastern league. Born in Sowlls Alabama, he became a local favorite and notable figure among fans.
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Tronkie
Manchester
Ty Waoterhur
The
Duran
Duash
Ly Mronkie
Sowlls
Viester
Tina Owia
Orla
Leland Stanford Plans 1923 Football Schedule
Leland Stanford announces a 1923 schedule beginning with high profile matchups. The big game against California at Berkeley is set for November 24, with other key dates around mid to late November and December.
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Constener Foan
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California
Leeletey
Nev
Syurvorn California
Saul
Wabash Fights On Stout Defense Against Odds
In a rough college football clash, Fred Auli of Cleveland powers the Oilers in a scoring bid. The era’s play centers on a determined Wabash squad facing a tough foe amid uncertain outcomes.
Bulldogs Minor Sport Thriving Under Blossom
The Bulldogs minor sports show strong growth with new facilities and expanding teams. Highlights include new fields and tracks, a growing baseball program, and renewed emphasis on football and hockey, reflecting broad campus development and student participation.
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Bulldog
Boston Red Sox trade talks swirl as Gowdy discussed
Boston clubs brace for a possible reshaping of rosters with Fred Mitchell weighing Monk Gowdy trade bids. Managers Mitchel and Chance consider veterans and younger players amid market demand and talks with Washington, Chicago, and New York as frustration grows over stalled deals.
The Sportlight Glimpses From Grantland Rice's Column
Grantland Rice reflects on boxing, golf and baseball legends in a rambling sports column. He muses on Johnson Dempsey and Dempsey show eras, amateur golf hopes, and humorous lines about golf widows, alibis, and exhibition tours, weaving era icons with playful predictions.
Misread Budget Numbers For American Golf Figures
OCR fragment shows inflated figures and garbled phrasing about golf participation in America. It mentions estimated golfers and a proposed budget with line items for construction, equipment, and various sectors, but many words are unreadable or corrupted.
Gibbons Challenges Dempsey Again in Ring Talk
Tom Gibbons renews his challenge to Jack Dempsey, but boxing circles doubt the smaller Gibbons can topple the champion. Analysts note Dempsey’s speed and power, and debate whether Gibbons’ craft and two handed style could challenge the heavyw eight at top form.
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Tom Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Wee
Jack ‘Dempsey
Cireles
Gibbons
Givhons
Dempsey
Geris A Onass
Timsie
Fie Charppian
Lempsey
Bartling Levinsky
Georges Ci
Wendon
Levinsky
Lesvinsky
Denipaes
Cabbons
Georgen
George Leno
Bemus Leonard
Mike
Agyinay Demney
Georges
Higman
Dr Carpentier
Chie Iance
Johnson
Carpentie
Pan Woxer
Ron
Carpentier
Giberns
Tom Spirlt
Tishtor
Fk Kepn
Mik
Mia
Brooklyn baseball leader faces curfew threats in 1928 season
New York dated dispatch reports manager Wilberk Robinson of the Brooklyny club enforcing curfews as players prepare for the coming season. He vows discipline, warning fines and possible holdouts if players fail to adhere to terms set by President Ebbies and the club. Some athletes complain but Robbi e maintains control to keep the team cohesive amid upcoming pennant races.
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Connie Mackalaht
Fash Pikee
M. G. Dear
New York
Wee
Wilberk Robinson
Brooklyny
Anat
Robbie
Mit Aou
Saniage
Blayens
Ebbies
Tobbie
Race
Dted Te Gnes
Siseiy
Tolysus
Anas Andik Max
Soma
Nove
Jy Lynch
Joe
Smith
Washington
Griffith
Senators
Ae Giaath
Griffish
Senatora
Fonz
Denis Busk
Miller Hugalas
Yanks
Connie Mack
McGraw
Mount Evert
Kansas City Buy Schupp Pitcher From White Sox
Wangas City team owner George Michlebach announced the purchase of left handed pitcher Wardie Sehunn from the Chicago White Sox for a price of £4500.
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Kansas Clily
Wangas City
Wardie Sehunn
George Michlebach
Schupp
Chicago White Sox
Midget Smith and Joe Lynch Set for Garden Bout Tomorrow
The bantam title hopeful Midget Smith faces Joe Lynch in Madison Square Garden tomorrow. Smith seeks to rebound after a prior suspension and a grueling recent fight. Lynch, the reigning champion, trains hard as both men prepare for a high-stakes clash in New York boxing circles.
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Thomas J. Cummishey
New York
Midgt Smith
Craigte Wriday
Alge Lynch
Arana
Jersey City
Jonmay Cu
New York Commission
New Jersey Commission
Madison Square Greden
Curlin
Are Briediman
Fall River
Mass
Frankie Curry
Smith
Fox Shriedman
Tex Richard
Wichard
O. K
Ana
Curtin
Leach
Desision Crafers
New
Bunik Wey
New Jersey
Veeder
Midge Smith
Lynel
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Boston U Seeks Big Three Games
Boston University marks a busy holiday recess with practices planned through Christmas. Key players Aliner Kentoff Wentoff are sidelined by injuries while Avery, Yate, and Princeton form part of a scrimmage mix as the team eyes Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Dartmouth matchups.
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Bostorf University Neekey
Areni
Pres Aliner
Kentoff
Aimer
Weels
Wentoff
Harvard Eames
Avery
Yate
Princelor
Dartmouth
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Les Fogarty
Fie Siimmers
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Tom Withee
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Tay
Enite
Derby
Fred Mitchell
Hankus Gowdy
Warton
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Brooklyn
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Frank Chance
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Grantland Rice
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