Ohio State Favorite in Football Classic Today
New York dispatch notes Ohio State is favored to win the football classic against California, with details on players, coaches, and expected form. It highlights key Buckeyes like Nemecek and Wilce, and California stars including Muller and Majors as likely impact players.
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New York
Ghio State
California
Buckeyes
Tomn Wilee
Ghic Siste
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Chick Barley
Dr. Wilce
Harvard
University of Oregon
Joan Wilco
Ohio Eleven
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Nemecek
Ohio
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G. Gurnsey
Sportsisa
Allutt
Brisk Muller
Waller Camp
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Pacific Coast
Majors
Golden State
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Spyett
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Morrison
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Greenwich Golfer Reaches Pinehurst Finals
Greenwich golfer A Ledex Walkes Jr of Richmond County and John D Chapman of Greenwich Country Club advance to the Pinehurst finals after decisive wins. Walkes defeats Bonett Hunt of Worcester 3 and 2 while Chapman beats Donald Parson 3 and 2. Stamford’s E J Seefeld loses in consolation. The event shapes as a strong showcase with claims of a three year run if Walkes prevails tomorrow.
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A. Ledex Walkes Jr
Richmond County
John D. Chapman
Greenwich Country Club
Donald Parson
Chapman
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HE. Hunt
Worcester
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Conn
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Youngstown
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Moore County
Ssmore
Iman
Americans Win Davis Cup in Auckland
The United States captured the Davis Cup in Auckland, marking America's fourth triumph while Australasia has won six times. Details describe top American players including William Tilley of Philadelphia and other stars, with singles and doubles showing decisive victories as the U S dominated the competition.
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Australasia
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Philadelphia
Elingtor
San Francises
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Pettersen
Girls Bowling League Teams Play Tie Game
The report details a tie between Water Urns and Water Urns, with unclear opponent names due to OCR errors. The match occurred at the Bowling alleys, with Warner girls as rivals. Final lines indicate a first game score near 40 to 84 and a second game won by Warner girls, but OCR issues obscure exact numbers.
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Warner Girls
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Achilles
Troy
Bogush
Patsy Cline
Cline
Paul
Stith Bridgeport
Sur
Patsy
Srittey
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Bridgeport
Pat Gilne
Fry
Willis Jackson
Ritchie Mitchell
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Philadelphia
Gus Gs
Gard Luck
State Trapshooters Meet Monday Here
Trapshooter meet set for Monday at Seas de lib with nine members from Hartford New Waren Bridgeport Dandigry Stratford Castle Norwalk Neatuck Linsbury and Torvington. Association focuses on shooting sport and hunting laws governing fishing and game.
New Orleans Race Meet Results Highlight Packed Card
Track results from New Orleans show multiple races with contenders like Kay 107 and King 3:08. The program lists horses such as Kay 110, Oswald, Madeline Hillian, Day Lilly, and Sol Gilsoy with various jockeys and odds. The card spans six races including a two year olds race and a claiming event, detailing purses and finish positions amid a bustling race day.
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Mooney
Inn Kay
Fea
Kay
Owen
Boi
Heck
Dotar
Lass
Kiral
Lowell
Winneconne
Harcy Burgoyne
Jastice Goebel
Ong
Highland Lad
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G. Tom
Logan
Urickley
Paday
Dean
Jephel
Early Steht
Mike Raypow
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Blue Ribbon Five to Meet Ansonia Sunday
The Blue Ribbon Five travel to Connecticut to face Ansonia in a Sunday game. Expected key contributors include Jason Wright and Viney with Prongan presence noted. The matchup features strong local players and a regional tilt at Fairfield’s hall with Riverside, Bruges, and Norton cited as supporting names.
Annapolis to Observe All Eligibility Rules
Admiral Searex announced naval academy policy aligning athletic eligibility with private education standards. The plan requires equality and equity in selecting students who meet criteria used by educational institutions nationwide.
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Searex
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Athlelite
Walker Ex New Haven Pitcher Popular Now
Ex New Haven pitcher Fred Walker, allied with Alozon Ay Stagg at Chicago, may leave the Maroon staff next fall. His Chicago contract expires in spring and he could join another college, while Walker's impact among students and alumni is noted, including his role in developing Boynton into a top quarterback and his wider coaching duties.
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Fred Walker
New Haven
Alozon
Ay Stagg
Chicago
Maroon
Wallon
Powaher
Walser
Ieyall
New Football Rule Advocates Fumbles Not Scorable
Dee Brigago reports at the National Intercollegiate convention that a new rule would not count a fumble as a score. The proposal aims to credit the player responsible and penalize fumbles by the team, changing how touchdowns and emerging on the ball are evaluated.
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Brigago
Dee
Cadell
Erst Zupphy
Wince
Racing Entries From Across Tracks Feature Big Purses
Two year olds and three year olds race for purses up to 1000 dollars at New Orleans and other venues. The card lists names like X-May Rose, M-Goldstone, Zinder Los, Quaver Ron, and many more with weights and entries for multiple stakes including a dirt track and a sweep of claiming events.
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Palitz Leaning Toward Alibi Before Bout With Marley
Hartford December reports veteran Dave Palitz, worn from a New London setback, seeks focus on a forthcoming clash with Battling Mika Marley. Palitz says preparation and timing will decide the outcome, expecting a different story in the rematch time frame.
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Hartford
Dee
Dave Palitix
New London
Mika Marley
Pattt
Palita
Turorise
BEAL
Salle
Marathoners Play Twice Today Amid Boxing and Wrestling Notes
Radioed results from New York sports pages list multiple events including marathon runners, boxing matches, and a wrestling card. Scattered names such as Paton, Weynds, and Hono Pane appear alongside venue hints like New York holes host and referee notes.
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Joeeteing
Nulioh
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New York
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Patsy Cline’s comeback after double vision injury
The piece chronicles Patsy Cline’s boxing career downturn after a knockout that caused double vision. It explains his medical diagnosis as double vision from a damaged third cranial nerve and paralyzed eye muscle, his eight months of treatment, and his eventual recovery and planned comeback under Carter Chase.
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Patsy
Cami
Henry
Cline
Jackson
Dundee
Leonard
Peach
Fang
Patay
Rase
Carter Chase
Demssey
Sharkey’s Fall Shows a Lesson in Boxing Perseverance
The article discusses Jack Sharkey’s career, noting his peak skills and the need for disciplined training to reach the top. It contrasts past bouts with Joe Lynch and his later performance in Madison Square Garden, where Sharkey struggled against a stronger opponent and showed wear from prior campaigns.
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Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Joe Lynch
Mia
Continents Baseball Association Formed in Boston
Major League to. Have Opposition Major League to. Boston January 31 corporate papers reveal a $60,000 capitalization for the Continents Baseball Association. Centrie H Lawson named president and Nelson Barry treasurer. Proposed offices in Boston Camden Baltimore Pittsburg Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and either Brooklyn or Buffalo. Plan to recruit players from the minors and form an interleague arrangement with larger clubs. In boxing, Itke beligen loses readiness after successive bouts as Sharkey, a youngster under 25, shows signs of collapse.
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Baseball Association
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Pittsars
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