Notre Dame and Stanford Face High Stakes New Year’s Day
Notre Dame under Knute Rockne prepares for a brutal test against Glenn Warner’s undefeated Stanford squad in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses clash. The outcome will shape claims of football supremacy as the Irish travel east of the Rockies after a demanding cross country setup and climate adjustments.
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Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Glenn Warner
Leland Stanford
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Harvard
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Brown
Washington
Jefferson
Ohio State
University of Washington
University of California
Ohio
Rocke
South
Middle West
Stanford
California
Basketball Featured In Ka il a Three Fame Program
Basketball will be the main sport feature with a lineup at the YMCA auditorium. The Hebrens face the Maryland Gallegians in the top match at 8:80 o clock, while other games are listed at Walnut Beach and on the avenue with Stratford Legion and Vete G Fara also noted.
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Ka’ Ila
Hebrens
Maryland Gallegians
Bork- Bhitos
Walnut Beech
Stratford Legion Yurk
Fordham Nine Set for Sunnyland Trip and Yale Clash
Fordham University baseball coach William R. O'Connor announces a 24 game schedule with one open date. The squad opens at Fordham Field April 2 against Bowdoin College and faces Yale on April 3 at New Haven. The trip includes Loyola College Hallimer Navy Georgetown and Quantico. Newcomers include Middlebury Loyola Navy Colgate and New Hamp. The season features Holy Cross Boston College Army and Yale along with strong rivals and a challenging slate aiming to rebound from last season's results.
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New York
Der
William R. O'Connor
Fordhar University
Bawiten College
Fordam Field
Boston College
Maromys Fleld
Loyola College
Hallimer
Navy
Annapolis
Georgetown Washington
Quantico Manning
Quantico
Middlebury
Loyola
Colgate
New Hamp
Fortham
Yale
New Haven
Mason and Dixon Hne
Middlebery
Coliabin
Hronsxites
Holy Cross
Fordham
SN. Y. U
Uge
Tée Army
Winnerton
Lins
Benes
Columbia
Georgetown
Princeton
Army
Ut Boston
Coffey
One-Legged Boy Star Player On Methodist Orphanage Eleven
Burk Cole, a one legged star right guard at the Methodist Orphanage football team in Raleigh, has played for 11 years. Despite an amputation below the knee at age seven, he moves with a springy gait and often jumps rather than runs, inspiring teammates and finding a place as a key player until the next season.
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Raleigh
N. C
Des
Burk
Methodist
Mb Cole
Taek Cameron
Cole
Reds Target Tats and Sieh Seek Neath Impact
Cincinnati Nationals reportedly pursue notable infielders with strong hitting potential as they reshape roster plans amid whispers of strategic trades and youth integration. The discussion centers on adding key veterans to bolster offense and defensive depth for the coming season.
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Uiscinnatl
O. Dee
Cincinuari
Juanny
Fairfield High to Play 14 More Court Games
Fairfield High announces a crowded girls and boys basketball schedule with 14 additional games this season. The boys face Newtown, Danbury, Milford, Norwalk, and others, while the girls face Newtown, Stratford, Naugatuck, Stamford, Branford, and Milford as part of a busy calendar through February and March.
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Fairfield High
Pkefy
Fairfield High School
wWest
Newtown
Miford Ulgh
Alaminiae
Fradford
Rae Norwalk High
Norgu
Trunbury Fish
Feirataire
New Maire
Rimer Gurlson
Mit
Fairfield
Mow- Lowndan
Bridgeport
Stamford High
Lameford
Naugatuck High
Pairfield
Newtown High
Stratford High
Stratford
Naugate
Branferg High
Bran- G--Milford
Yanks Schedule Southland Trip and Contingent Skirmishes
Disjointed OCR record outlines the New York team plans to depart February 26 for a southward tour with September style dates and opponents named in a jumble. It references games against Brooklyn and Petersburg regions, with notes on venues and uncertain player mentions.
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Yanks
Southland
Olympic Champion Sets New Lifting Mark
An Olympic champion achieved a new lifting record amid a busy meet. The event featured prominent athletes and notable performances across weight classes, with the champion delivering a decisive result at the competition in Saint Louis.
The Sportligat by Grantland Rice
A stream of poetic reflections on sports, time, and dreams spans memory and aspiration. The piece evokes drums and horns, winter gloom, and the country of use, linking past glory with present longing in a lyrical sports meditation.
Syracuse to Play Ten Basketball Games Next Season
Syracuse announces a ten game schedule for next season including intersectional dates with Indiana, Kentucky, and William and Mary. The slate opens with Hobart on September 26 and includes matchups with Vermont and Columbia at New York venues.
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Syracuse
University
Fotevall Schoors
Hobart
Vermont
William
Indiana
Indnapolias Avidance College
Fenn
Yan
Col Cohunbin
Ghigo Westie
Water New York
Mark Jacobson Shatters Fielding Records With Browns
Bill Jacobson of the Browns sets two new American League feeding marks in 1924 with 458 putouts and 495 chances in the outfield. He surpasses prior records, including the AL outfield putouts by Bam Rice in 1926 and the NL marks held by others. The report notes related single-game and season records across leagues, along with Leon Goslin’s errors and other outfield metrics.
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Bill Jacobson
Browns
Comparioos
Bees
Jacobeon
Ty Bam Rice
Ty Mae
Pirates
Jascbeen
Jacobech
Rico
Bensters
Car Sy
Oscar Felsch
White Sox
Feisch
Tom Griffith
Redal
Harry Seltmann
Tigers
Isesiste
W. E Hoy
Chirago
M. F. Mitchel
Reda
Leon Goslin
J Sse Turkett
Cy Seymour
E Tinuser
Joe Hauser
Athleticn
J. A. Donohue
George Kelly
Hants
Tai
Tyourea Sisler
Yindil
Washington
C. Tenney
Boston
Lister
J. B. Freeman
C. Anton
Chicago Club
C. A. Comiskey
Chicago
Players’ League
Valle Pino
Yankees
Jor Judge
Senators
Stutty Mefnnis
Red
Robinson undergoes second operation in hospital
Baltimore December 24 Wilbert Robinson manager of the Brooklyn National League club underwent a second operation at Union Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient for several weeks suffering from after effects of pleurisy His condition is not regarded as dangerous
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Baltimore
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Walker claims he chased Leonard during ten stage match
The article reports Mickey Walker's outspoken claims about Benny Leonard, criticizing Leonard for backing out of a staged bout. Walker accuses Leonard of avoiding a fight while discussing potential future clashes and mentions Leonard's rumored family concerns and public image. The piece also notes Walker's own ambitions toward Harry Greb and other opponents.
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New York
Dee
Mickey Walker
Benny Leoia
Jack Dempsey
Christmik
Alekey
Lear
Ella One
Walker
Wave
Toman
Leopardia
Benny Ater
Wwe
Asd
Nic
Chataion
Walker Jewend
Leonard
Christmas
Benny Leonard
Mmieck
Danusty
Newark
Michael
Harry Greb
Wilkes
Flowers
Johny
Chamiot
Kreckout
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