Princeton and Harvard Ready for First Big Three Battle
Harvard faces Princeton in the opening round of the eastern threeway for the championship as Yale and Harvard pursue wins. Harvard’s improved form, after a rough start, aims to spoil Princeton’s hopes while Yale plans to rebound. The season’s classic clash at Nassau will test stars like Roper and the Crimson’s backfield against Princeton’s 1919 era strength amplified by new leadership. Army, Navy, and other unbeaten teams loom as nearby tests for the rivals.
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Crimson
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West Point
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Alcrovay
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Parochial League Closes Season in Tight Title Race
The Parochial school soccer season ends with Sacred Heart narrowly edging Sacrament Ramne by nine points under supervisor F Tate. Final standings show Augustine’s and others in a close field, with Sacrad Heart and Sacrament Ramne among top finishers.
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Sacrad
Heart
Alested Sacrament
Orla
Augustine's
Stamford High and Fairfield clash after noon game
Stamford High faces Fairfield in a late season contest. The readable text shows Stamford’s uncertain scoring, a rough lineup, and several fragmented notes about the opponent. Limited legible details suggest a close, early afternoon matchup with unsteady offense and defensive emphasis.
Dartmouth Faces Four Strong Foes In Next Grid Year
Hanover N H November 1 The Dartmouth College Athletic Council announced a schedule for next year with Yale Brown and Cornell as the last four consecutive Saturdays. Allegheny is the new foe on the list with open date in October The rest of the schedule includes Harvard at Cambridge and Cornell at Providence and Brown at New Haven and Norwich on dates in September and October.
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Cornell
Dartmouth College Athletic Cauneil
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Norwich
Hobner
Harvard
New Blavent
Lrown
Providence
KACEYS OPEN SEASON AGAINST STAMFORD TEAM
The Knights of Columbus Lasset ball team open their season Saturday night on the Kacey floor facing Stamford. The lineup remains mostly the same except for James Mello Burns, with Dancing to follow the game. The Blue Ribbons meet St Raphael in the preliminary at 7 30 oclock.
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Massee School Loses To New York Military Academy
Massee school football team fell 18 to 7 at Stamford on Saturday. New York Military Academy struck early with a kickoff fumble return for a score. Massee added a safety and a late touchdown by Gold but could not overcome the rival’s lead.
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Massee School
New York Tary Academy
Military Academy Um
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Military Academy
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Massee
Gold
Rutgers to Have a Boxing Team Soon
Rutgers trustees moved toward adding boxing as an intercollegiate sport. Frank Dennis of New York was hired as coach to run a ten month tournament, aiming to gauge interest and possibly establish boxing under the Athletic Association.
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Wrunswick
X. J
Rutgers
Frank Dennis
New York City
Couch
Ttas
Pete Latzo May Quit Boxing and Abdicate Throne
New York reports rumor Latzo the welterweight champion may retire due to a hand injury and blood poisoning. Manager Mullins unavailable for comment. Latzo has not fought since beating Levine at the Polo Grounds last summer and faced challenges from Dundee Freeman Harmon Mudking and others.
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Pete Latzo
Paddys Mullins
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Letzo
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Baltimore
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Ilatzo
Mickey Walker
Boxing Commission
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Freeman
Harmon
Mudking
Ome
American stars win in Mexico Walker defeats Joe Simonick
In Icquity Mexico Bayard of Heston and Penelope Anderson of Virginia won the women's doubles title over Tapia and Gallardo of Mexico. Kinsey and Doeg of California claimed the men s doubles crown by defeating Loza and Del Canto 6 4 6 3 6 3. Mickey Walker, former welterweight champion, won the ladies decision over Ace Stimenick at the end of a ten round fight in Philadelphia.
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Joe Simonick
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Artha Bayard
Heston
Penelope Anderson
Virginia
Tapia
Gallardo
Robert Kinsey
John Doeg
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Mickey Walker
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Ace Stmenick
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Joe Bashara
Norfolk
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Dray
Scotty Raeburn
Garberton
Ohio
Joe Anderson
Chicago
Rattling Williard
Lancaster
Pal Iddis Dempsey
Heferec
Niel Nasciano
Baltimore
Pete Herman Held on Liquor Charge in New Orleans
In New Orleans a former welterweight champion Peter Gulatta known as Peter Tierman was jailed on a prohibition violation. Police found a hidden bar and cabaret in the old French Quarter during a raid that drew more than a dozen other patrons and suspects.
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Pete Herman
Orleans
Peter’ Gulatta
Peter Tierman
Lingngter Police
Army and Syracuse suspend athletic relations over game injuries
Syracuse and West Point suspend athletic contests after a Syracuse Army football clash on October 16 left five players injured. Whippet Carr and Trapnell, key stars, have been sidelined. Carr may miss the rest of the season.
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Syracuse
West Point
Schwartz
Whippet
Carr
Syracuse Flash
High Point
Persson Loses On Foul To Gorman In Fifth
Bud Gorman of Kenosha Wisconsin won on a foul from Harry Persson of Sweden in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Referee Jimmy Crowley disqualified Persson for low blows after prior warnings. Crowd estimated at 8 528. Also on the card Yule Okun beat Earl Blue, George Godfrey defeated Jack Townsend, Art Welgan outpointed Murray Gulit, Irish Tommy Jordan beat Lew Tendler on a foul, Phil Kaplan stopped Cowboy Padgett, Arthur De Kuh stopped Clem Johnson, and George Balduc narrowly defeated Augie Pisano in ten rounds.
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Bud Gorman
Kenosha
Wis
Harry Persson
Sweden
Jimmy Crowley
Persson
Tersson
Gorman
Bud
Jas
Gor-man
Harry
Reree
Yule Okun
Earl Blue
Godfrey
Townsend
Bit Goethe
Galveston
Texas
Art Welgan
Buffalo
Murray Gulit
New Haven
Tommy Jordan
Brooklyn
K. O. Phil Kaplan
Cowboy Padgett
Wyoming
Padgett
Kaplan
Arthur de Kuh
Clem Johnson
de Kuh
Johnson
George Balduc
Lewiston
Augie Pisano
Baidac
Pisano
Rutgers Pointing to Lafayette Tilt
New Brunswick New Jersey November teach Jack Wallace will lead Rutgers toward the Lafayette game next Saturday, the season’s big home contest. It is the Walter Camp memorial game with pre game exercises. Coaches praise the defense and focus on building an effective offense to face the Maroon. Lou Plackharth may return after a three week injury layoff and Joe Irwin is expected to resume at fullback.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jack Wallace
Lafayette
Walter Camp
Scarlet
Lou Plackharth
Joe Irwin
Mountaineers to Meet Pittsburgh Eleven Saturday
Morgantown dispatch reports the Mountaineers prepare for a crucial clash with the University of Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium. The storied rivalry widens as both programs, dating to the 19th century, seek a tight victory after close recent showdowns.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Pitt
Western University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
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Mountaineer
Washington and Jefferson College
West Virginia
Jme
Little Mountain
Laurela Iont
Panthers
Basketball Rules Board Meets Soon
New York Nov 1 The officers of the Joint Basketball committee announce the annual meeting for interpreting basketball rules will be held at the Hotel Astor Tuesday night Nov 23 at o'clock. Coaches athletic directors officials and players from New York New Jersey and Connecticut will attend. The officers are William H Ball M C A chairman George T Hephron A A U secretary Ralph Mongan W C A treasurer and Oswalt Tower editor.
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National Collegiate Association
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Hotel Astor
New Jersey
Connecticut
Joint Committee
William H. Ball
M.C. Aw Chatrman
George T. Hephron
A. U
Ralph Mongan
Ww. C. A
Oswalt Tower
Roper Plans Big Changes as Tigers Prep for Harvard
Princeton coach Bil Roper announced heavy lineup shuffles this week to form a smooth running eleven for the Harvard clash, with Caldwell and Willaur moved to defensive backs and French stepping in at right tackle. Princeton seeks revenge after a 3-1-1 season start as injuries limit key backs Caulkins Slagle and Williams, while scrubs coach Net Poe drills Harvard plays in Cambridge.
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N. J
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Harvard
Yale
Tigers
Tiger
Joe Caldwell
Whitey Willaur
Jack French
Rosengarten
Messiahn
Lehigh
Poe
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Dan Caulkine
Ted Williams
Charley Weekes
Charley Moesger
Net Poe
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Weekes
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Slagle
Williams
Dartmouth
bin Roper
Dempsey Fails to Seek New York Boxing License
Jack Dempsey did not apply today to the New York Boxing Commission for a license to fight in the state. Earlier reports said he would request a license if a Tunney bout was contemplated, then return to California for light training to gauge his comeback prospects. The commission suspended Sailor Friedman for 30 days under a joint agreement with Pennsylvania authorities.
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APJ
Jack Dempsey
New York Boxing Commission
Lcense
Fleht
Gene Tunney
Calfornia
Sailor
Friedman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Purple and Blue Teams Battle For Arcanum Pin Lead
In the Arcanum bowling league the Purple and Blue teams contend for first with the Purples holding a slim lead. Symonds leads individuals with a high single of 135 and a high total of 341, while the Purple team posts a high single of 486 and a high team total of 1383.
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Purples
Blues
Symonds
Eiworthy
Dodds
Purple
Congress High Meets New Haven at Seaside Park
Congress High prepares for its third soccer game at Seaside Park against New Haven High. The team, now 1-0-1 after beating and tying West Haven High, aims for victory with strong support expected from local fans. Probable lineup features Sakowicz Curran E Curran Yachenco Scale Heaphy Rosa Resketto Castaldo Brommasne Linton infield and outfield positions.
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Seaside Park
Congress
Weat Haven
Congressites
Sakowicz
G. B. Curran
E.curran
Auburns Seek Tilt With Jackson Stars
The Auburns plan a practice tonight ahead of a Sunday City League contest with the Jackson Stars. If the game is on, contact Manager Jiasonna or Noble at 1823 for details.
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Jackson
Jackson Stars
Jiasonna Or Noble
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