Westerns Defeat Triangles 6 to 0 in City Football League
The Westerns held North End Eleven to a 6 0 victory over the Triangles at Reaside Park amid heavy mud. Steve Majeris ran 60 yards for a first half touchdown, while Lenny Gevad and strong Western defense limited the Triangles’ chances. Auburns and Bridgeport Arrows played to a scoreless tie after a muddy opener.
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Stratford Hills Team Scores At Meet Noted
Stratford Hilltops posted top marks with high team total 833 and junior Bolack G. leading efforts at the event. Other results show 286 points for a secondary squad as scores improve across the lineup.
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Woman champion Mrs Stetson crowns golf family creed
Philadelphia reports that Mrs G Henry Stetson became the women’s national golf champion. She credits family, patience, and a strong short game, noting her daughters Zaleth and Ann as observers and supporters. She emphasizes balance between home life and competition and explains a strategic two-wood, two-putt approach to win over rivals Virginia Wilson and Mrs Goss.
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Virginia Wilson
Mrs. Goss
Football Star With Lone Arm Faces Gridiron Challenges
AP reports Harold Wyte, a lone-armed star, restricts football and basketball prospects at Wen ton Massachusetts school. Despite leadership as captain-elect of the baseball nine and strong center-field play, his handicap limits punting and throwing.
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The Gallery God Defends Tunney From Publicpeak
A historical column defends Gene Tunney against fans who label him “high hat” while praising his manners and boxing skill. The piece recalls Dempsey’s reception and notes Tunney’s consistent sportsmanship, comparing him to past unjustly judged champions like Cobb and Willard.
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Ty Cobb
Jess Willard
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Paul Brunenbach
Ittcher
Eugene Criqui
Abyskos
Modern Football Signals and Scouting Tactics Outline
The article discusses the role of football scouting in exploiting opponent signals and player tendencies. It explains dangers of stealing signs, the limits of using signals, and how scouts analyze individual players to tailor defensive and offensive schemes. It cites historic examples of signal misuse and emphasizes disciplined, honest coaching while detailing how scouts assess backs, ends, and line play.
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Ang Fey
Univ. of Calfornia
Washington and
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Pasadena
Andy Smith
California
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Pimlico Opens Autumn Meet With 244800 Added Stakes
Pimlico starts its twelve day Autumn meeting as the Maryland Jockey Club adds 244800 to stakes and purses. Open daily with overnights 1300 to 2000, three steeplechases weekly, featuring the 10000 Manly Memorial on Monday Navy. Opening day highlights the Tiggs handicap for 3 year olds at a mile and a half with 25000 added.
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Macaw
J. B. Widener
Racecard entries for six races on program day
Entries span six races with purses from 1500 to 1690 dollars for two and three year olds and up. Included are listed horses with weights and abbreviations such as x for non-starter, along with race distances six furlongs to one mile two and a sixteenth.
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Ben Handley
Colonet Beard
xMyra M
Ho Harry
Elisha Lee
Tribal
Destreza
Babatus Maid
Kejaba
Berline
xSurprise
George D. Gaw
xOhio
Mississippi
Bramfeld
Fark
Fannie J
Bild McCabe
A. B. Bensinger
Khalifa
Gotham
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Ortlieb
Florida Gold
Thistle Gold
Duelist
Candy Star
Scampaway
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Xnulh Serandis
Wusileer
General Clinton
xDawn of Tomorrow
xHalo
Lord Miese
Xfubthle Jimmy
Wrack Ray
Xlittle Blage
Allowanea Charmed
Pimlico Entries First Rach Cantonsville Steeplechase Purses
The Pimlico card lists races with purses from 5 000 to 1 500 and entries for four year olds and up in the first race, maiden two year olds in the second, and classic distances in the Rizges Handicap and Wicomice Handicap. Names such as Kathleen Crash Red Pennant and Blondin appear among the field, with multiple owner entries noted for W. J. Salmon Sagamore Stable and Walter M Jeffords.
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High School Bowling Scores Noted in Brief
Bryant Electric reports a high single by Steve Vladar at 125 with a markless Radi 45. Vladar also tallied a 342 in three strings and a high team single 545 for Office and Fgh jean, three strings, Office 1558.
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Illini Triumph and Navy Upset Shocks Western Conference
Illinois defeated Penn and Michigan fell to Navy, stunning the Western Conference standings. Ohio State remains undefeated as Minnesota edged Wisconsin, Northwestern beat Indiana, and Purdue boosted by a tuneup. The Penn battle featured a late surge and a rare reliance on a passing game while Michigan struggled against Navy.
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