Harvard and Army Restore Four Year Football Series
Harvard and Army announce a four year football agreement renewing their rivalry after an eighteen year gap. The 1929 schedule includes Army at West Point and Harvard games in 1930 1931 and 1932 with home and home dates debated due to West Point facilities. The arrangement aligns with broader plans to renew major college rivalries and involves Harvard director William J. Bingham confirming details.
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Training dangers and peak form in boxing and golf lore
Grantland Rice weighs overtraining in boxing legends Dempsey and Tunney and traces peak form theory. He cites Tunney’s careful preparation, Dempsey’s energy burn, and a broader pattern of frenzy in amateur and pro sport. The article also highlights Gene Sarazen’s comeback, tracing his late-career resurgence with a series of victories and near-misses across major tours and the 1922 U S Open.
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Hahn Makes Last Appearance East in New York Tonight
Lloyd Hahn seeks a new three quarters mark at the Tower Armory in New York as he ends his season with Manhattan College and Boston A A C star Schuyler Buck opposing him in a program featuring Gov athletes Leo Lermond Dave Adelman Johnny Gibson and Vince Lally among others.
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Hunter Will Not Train For Davis Cup Match
Francis T. Hunter, ranked No. 2 American tennis star and doubles partner of William T. Tilden, will miss the Davis Cup training and selection in Augusta on Monday due to business affairs. Tilden, team captain, will select the squad for the Mexico City ties April 6 to 8, with seven to eight of the invited 12 to report.
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Tires Even Series With Nash in Norwalk Championship
The Norwalk Tires tied the series with Nash Engineering by winning the second game 41 to 28 as Norwalk lights and power defeated Norwalk DeMolay 35 to 34 in the preliminary game.
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Sorols Bears and Rovers Win in Club Tourney
Sorols Bears and Rovers claim victories in a local club tournament. Rovers defeated Club Inter, while Bears secured a win in the day’s second match.
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Thoroughbred Race Meet Yields Several Wins and Purses
Race results from a mixed card show multiple winners across age groups. Notable performances include Untapped drivers, Ava Green in Aged Stakes and several horses posting times near the one minute mark. Purses totaled around $1,000 in featured events with strong showings from listed owners and trainers.
Sarazen and Farrell Win International Golf Match
Sarazen and Farrell of New York defeated Tommy Armour and Bobby Cruickshank in the international four ball golf match in Miami. A sensational comeback in the afternoon round gave Sarazen and Farrell the win and the $1,500 first prize. Armour and Cruickshank led at times but the final tally favored Sarazen and Farrell.
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