Yale and Harvard stars vie for national honors in football
Yale eyes Bill Mallory and Cruickshank as defensive anchors and Harvard features George Owen and Charley Evel as key playmakers. The piece surveys top contenders from Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Notre Dame, and others as major colleges seek All American recognition amid upcoming big games and rivalries.
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Fordham Gears Up For Upcoming Games At Fordham Field
Fordham Prep football plans to face Springfield College and New York University within seven days. Coach Gargan criticizes Saturday’s showing against Coastline, pledging changes to tighten the offense and introduce Springfield and NYU-ready plays. Morlarts Maroon line coach drills the squad in new formations as the team prepares for upcoming matchups.
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Bobby Barrett to Fight Charley White in Philadelphia bout
New York November 1 Bobby Barrett the hard hitting Mehtweteht of Philadelphia and Charley White the Chicago lightweight who recently stopped Sid Marks in one round at Madison Square Garden have been matched to meet in an eight round star bout at the Olympia A A Philadelphia on Monday evening November 6 Ike Dorgan manager of White and Jimmy Dougherty manager of Barrett signed articles today.
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Yale Football System Under Fire Ahead of Key Games
Yale football faces scrutiny of coach Jones's defensive focus as Yale's offense shows slow development. Injuries at New Haven hurt form while Princeton and Harvard loom, with critics noting forward passing underutilization and debate over strategy versus development.
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Harvard Seeks Attendance Record This Fall
Cambridge Mass Nov Record breaking attendance at Harvard football games this fall, with receipts exceeding 504000 dollars and 166000 spectators counted in the first five contests. Upcoming games with Florida Princeton Brown and Yale at the Yale Bowl are expected to surpass all previous marks as 40500 applications flood in for the Princeton game.
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Tim Terry Appointed Boxing Commissioner
Tim Terry was appointed deputy boxing commissioner yesterday by Mayor Fred Atwater to succeed Andy Parker who resigned to become matchmaker at the Casino A.C. Terry has been active in sporting circles and is prominent in the Elis club, formerly managing Sammy Walsh of Hartford.
Presidents Roster Changes for Lafayette Game
Washington and Jefferson announce changes for the Lafayette clash at the Polo Grounds. Al Crook will move to right end to replace the injured Carl Konvolinska, while Ralph Vince shifts to left tackle. End, Kopf and Crook form the line. Vince and Welder full guards. Olthe and Haddo center. Burrehison at quarterback. Brengert at halfback. Erickson and West at fullback. expected backfield mix includes Ende, Kopf, Crook, Vince, and Welder. Coach Neale staged scrimmages after the lineup.
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Five New Clubs Enter U S Hockey League
Five new clubs will join the United States Amateur Hockey Association next season. Two clubs were admitted at the closing session of the annual meeting in Pittsburgh. The newcomers are the Doxton Hockey Club and the Victorias of Boston, the Royal Bank Club and the Jonathan Hockey Club of New York, and the Milwaukee Club.
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Tunney to Fight in Garden Card with Navy Rival as Main
Gene Tunney was matched for a fifteen round bout at Madison Square Garden on November 1 against either Jack Renault or Charley Weinert of Newark. A Navy heavyweight Sailor Martin was slated for the undercard twelve round section at the Rick Sporting Club in Brooklyn on Friday night.
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Fairfield H S Eleven To Play Danbury Friday
Fairfield Nov 1 The Fair field High school football team will invade Danbury Friday with intent of clean up. Captain Kisx and his followers begin a week of hard practice and Coach Booker's reports say the men are in good shape. The next week Suburban States match up against New Haven Hillhouse, a hard schedule test as Elm City was defeated by Bridgeport 12 to 7. Stratford had previously defeated Walrfield.
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Sanford Prepares Team for Louisiana Game
New Brunswick New Jersey November 1 Jorge Foster Sanford starts to day to rebuild the Autecra team for the game with Louisiana not Tusa day at the Palé Grounds due to record hospital list forcing wholesale changes and fresh talent development within a week.
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Smith and O'Dowd signed for ten rounds at Infantry Hall
A ten round boxing match is set between Midget Smith of New York and Eddie O'Dowd of Columbus at Infantry Hall in Providence on November 11. O'Dowd is not fast or clever, so Smith will need maximum speed to secure the decision.
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Al Wheway Challenges Stratford Legion Basketball Team
Al Wheway of the Stratford Legion basketball team issues a sweeping challenge to all teams in the state. The Legion plans a strong season with a large squad and aims to play several road games before opening home action on Stirling Memorial court. The team had a fine previous season at Tastie Hall and expects an even better showing this year.
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17 Homers Hit Over Fence At Weiss Park
New Haven reports show Eastern league leaders delivering 17 home runs at Weiss Park during the season. Pinky Hargrave led with immotal clout in the final Baltimore game, while Eddie Bayr hit an inside the park homer in the Brooklyn exhibition. Coaches credited business prizes for each clout, totaling $170 to Hargrave and boosting team morale.
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Bridgeport Eleven Prepares For Williams Game At Newfield Park
Mike Healy's Bridgeport team, set to face Williams of New Haven at Newfield Park on Sunday, conducted a brisk forty minute scrimmage, then signal drills. The kickoff time moved up to 2:30 due to long timeouts and fading light. Weather concerns, roster notes, and extensive pregame plans follow as Park City fans expect a tough, physical contest.
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Lafayette Must Show Improvement Before Washington and Jefferson
Lafayette coach Dr. Sutherland urges the team to raise offensive efficiency from 50 to 75 percent to beat powerhouse Washington and Jefferson at the Polo Grounds next Saturday. He lauds Ashington and Jefferson as a strong opponent and vows intense daily workouts to push the squad toward a 4th straight victory. The team will focus on converting offense and rectifying the early struggle that halted Bucknell and Boston College.
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Genaro Postpones Cuba Trip to Saturday Bout
Frankie Genaro delays departure to next Saturday to meet Cuban flyweight champion Fourg Balgar in a twelve round decision bout at Sam Yolln's Marina Stadium on November 22. Trainer Nick Plorio and manager Phil Bernstein accompany him. November 18 event also listed.
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