Hilltop gridiron clash looms with N U freshmen
Injuries threaten Hilltop lineup ahead of key game against New York University freshmen. Coach Hunt says his squad will still try to win as last year, with Dorkin driving the offense and Lancaster leading the backfield. Regulars see shifts as Gronberg or Dunn contend for left halfback.
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Bridgeport
N. U
Ohio
York Tamorr
Bey Queling
Hunt
Wicely
Whelan
New York University
Besxinnees
Whean
McCullauch
Ciash
Soet
Tun
Ted
Wadlan
Merckon
Bamt
Aartes
Lyon’ Terrace
High School of Commerce World
Dorkin
Tis
Aspnlor
Johnny Lancaster
Rlng
Fisher
Lancaster
Ami
Gronberg
Dunyp
Thelan
Dunn
Gronvers
Johnny Gaia
Adams
Hunt Hanes
Cooner
Wardle
Gate
Lengyel
Wagner
Ssur
Mertens
Seeley
Bridgeport High Readies Third Soccer Tryout
Bridgeport High restarts soccer in the athletic program with coach Gordon from Lyons Terrace leading the squad. The Red and Black face Freshmen in a Saturday intersquad at closing hour, as staff seek games with New Britain Meriden and Bristol while listing players such as Baker Bennett Cronin and Edenhammer among others.
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Bridgeport High School
Gordon
Lyons Terrace School
Freshies
Loxside
Ben
Mierd
Bristo
High Tre Hilltop
Baker
Bennett
Cronin
Clear
Croming
Edenhammer
Walsh
Turcot
Odrie
Olonese
Decker
Fortuna
Halpern
Tommy
Murphy
Szhine
Park
Panp
Roamer
Tarpelle
Pullish
Penn Practice Ahead of Pitt Battle
Penn staged a hard practice for its upcoming game with undefeated Pitt next Saturday. The varsity scored two touchdowns and showed improvement over earlier work. Captain Lehecke of Latayette rejoined after a month out with an injury. The university suspended classes for a holiday so students could travel to Pittsburgh for the contest.
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Penn
Laftre
Lehecke
Tlatayotte
Pittsburgh
Nlley
Boxing Tax Divides Profits Across Agencies
A scrambled report outlines a 20 percent total levy on boxing revenues with allocations to Uncle Sam five percent for amusements tax five percent to the boxing commission and ten percent elsewhere pending an attorney general review. The text reflects regulatory framing of gambling style revenue sharing in boxing.
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Beneficent Commissaion
Mogilis
Generel
Uncle Sam
Alate
Boxing Commission
Goodby Doxing
Tigers favored to defeat Harvard in big clash
Princeton leads Harvard 11-8 in the series with 22 games played and recent ties. Princeton seeks edge as Harvard prepares Palmer Stadium debut with light practice. Star back Fitts may play sparingly to save for the big contest. kicker Smith expected to start. Attendance may reach record levels, with 10 000 extra seats ready.
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Princeton
Ethan
Bob Wisher
Raper
Ist
Vairey
Harvard
Thas
Cambridge
Palmer Stadium
Fisher
Fitts
Buell
Louris
Bo MacEfillin
Charlie O'Hearn
Tien Smith
Reper
R. QO. Algas
Wellesley 1922 Crew Wins Annual Meet at Wahen
Wellesley College boat team won the Lake Wahen annual crew contest in mass. Sophomores placed second with 86 points, juniors third with 80, a freshman boat fourth with 74, and second freshmen fifth with 62. Scoring gave 75 percent for form and technique and 25 percent for speed.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College Aentata
Lake Wahen
Steill
Three gridiron showdowns loom in Thanksgiving week
Grantland Rice previews three major clashes Harvard vs Princeton at Cambridge Notre Dame vs Army at West Point and Chicago vs Ohio State at Stagg Field. He notes past rivalries, star players Laurie Garrity Gilroy Keck Kittmer and Gipp, and weighs Army Notre Dame as a strong contemporary pairing with decisive potential.
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Harvard
Princeton
West Point
Army
Notre Dame
Stoge
Chicago
Ohio State
Owen
Béell
Fitts
Laurie
Garrity
Gilroy
Keck
Kittmer
Two Fast Games In Public School Soccer League
Prospect, the 1920 West Side champion, defeated Columbus 2 to 0. Billy Howe edged Whittier 1 to 0 in a tight contest. Three matches on card for today with Longfellow versus Black Rock, Walteravile versus Huntington Rowd, and Hall versus Summerfield at St Joseph's oval.
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Prospect
West Side
Columbus
Contes
Billy Howe
Whittier
Longfellow
Black Rock
Seaside Yuck
Walteravile
Huntington ‘Rowd
Old Mit Green
Hall
Summerfield
St Joseph's Oval
Amherst Wesleyan Showdown Promises Tight Midday Clash
Amherst backers expect a close game against Wesleyan at Amherst on Saturday with even betting. Amherst holds edge in Haemen while Wesleyan’s backfield is noted as stronger. Coach Martin oversaw final practice as about 1 000 spectators are projected for the key matchup on both schedules.
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Bay State
Wesleyan
Amherst
Haemen
Middletown
Martin
Strangler Lewis Defeats Polk in Two Fall Match
Strangler Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Jon Polk in two straight falls. The first fall lasted six minutes and forty seconds with a double wrist lock, the second took four minutes and nineteen seconds with a double body hold.
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Strangler) Lewis
Jon Polk
Ninteen
Cornell Backers Expect Big Score Against Columbia
Cornell backers post three to one odds that Ithaca will beat Columbia by any score. Thirty-three players three full teams travel to New York after a soggy practice in heavy rain. Coach O Neil runs secret scrimmages and will announce lineup at game time. Captain Seovil may sit again.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Columbia
New York
Big City
O’neil
Warriors
Seovil
Lehigh Polishing Up In Punting Department
Lehigh spent yesterday's practice improving its punting game as the field remained wet from rain. Storer consistently booted the ball over 50 yards during drills while Coach Glick expects a tough battle with Muhlenburg Saturday. Captain McCarthy may miss part of the scrimmage.
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Lehigh
Storer
Glick
Muhlenburg
McCarthy Mig
Notre Dame Off On Eastern Trip For Army Game
Notre Dame football team left South Bend yesterday for an eastern trip, arriving in New York before traveling to West Point. Toe Murphy, a former Bridgeport High tackle and captain, travels as part of the squad, while Brister and French are noted in or near condition for the Army game amid practice reports.
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Notre Dame
Army
French
Wilhides
Woods
South Bend
Gipp
Ind
New York
West Point
Toe Murphy
Bridgeport
Col
T. J.murphy
Murphy
Bris@ster
Marietta to Face Boston College with Strong Team
Marietta College sends a crack eleven to Braves Field to meet Boston College tomorrow. Boston, boasting one of the fastest backs in the Midwest, aims to halt Marietta, which scored only a lone field goal against Boston last year. Cavanaugh predicts a hot contest but remains confident the Buckeyes will prevail.
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Marietta
Boston
Marietta College
Cavanaugh
Boston College
Braves Field
Uth
Canniugh
Lourie Wins Poe Memorial Cup At Princeton
Donald B Lourie of Peru Winds, All American quarterback in 1920 pro field general for Princeton, receives the Poe Memorial Cup for 1920 from President Hibben at the final undergraduate meeting before Harvard game Saturday. The award honors loyalty, courage, determination, fairness, self control, and modesty on the football team. Previous recipients include A C Gennert and R M Trimble.
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Princeton
N. 1
Donald B. ‘Lourie
Peru
John Grier Hibben
Harvard
John Po. Poe
Baltimore
Johnnns Foe
France
Black Watch
Coura
A. C. Gennert
R. M.trimble
Nebraska Columbia Gridiron Match Draws Clear Interest
Nebraska meets Columbia with coach Fred Dawson, a former Columbia star, leading the Cornhuskers. He expects a tough game against the Warner combination and predicts Nebraska will keep the score low on Smoky Saturday.
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Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Cornhusker
Fred Dawson
Columbia
Warner
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