Benkert Tops Eastern Point Totals in Rutgers Meet
New York reporting Benkert of Rutgers led Eastern scorers with 82 points after Saturday’s meets while Tryon trailed closely. Bruder and Farley boosted totals for West Virginia and Virginia respectively. Brader, Kruez, Prevost, and Hazel also posted high scores amid a crowded field of colleges including Colgate Syracuse Penn State and others.
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Driscoll Quits Court as Compo Lifes Mourn Season
Nov 3 report from Westport states Compo Lifes will lose star guard Paddy Driscoll who announces his retirement. Dave Carlson departs for Pennsylvania. Irving Hubbell returns to bolster guards alongside Eddie Da Larry McMahon Harry, Baie Quinn, Ken Scofeld and Wal Lauterback. Manager Donald Taylor builds Amsterdam Big Five for early games at the M C A gym.
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New Orleans Race Stakes Announced For 1926
New Orleans announces a 62500 added stake for a hurdle event at one mile and one furlong to be run Saturday in February 1926 as the season opener. Racing at Jefferson Park kicks off Thanksgiving Day with plans for the Falrnds meet on January 1.
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Notre Dame Alumni Gift Car To Rockne In South Bend
In South Bend Notre Dame athletic coach Rockne received a new limousine style car as a gift from the St Joseph Valley Notre Dame Alumni association. The car features a champagne tone top and numerous accessories and was presented ahead of the Georgia Tech game Saturday.
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Ralph Baker Ties Red Grange For Scoring Honors
Northwestern star Ralph Baker again leads the Western Conference scoring, tied with Red Grange of Illinois. He added a touchdown a field goal and two goal kicks, while Grange scored two touchdowns. Rockwell of Michigan and Gallivan of Illinois also risen among leaders as specialists boosted Baker’s and Grange’s totals.
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O Connell sticks to story in Dolan suit in scandal case
Jimmy O Connell declares he will not change his story even if subpoenaed and testifies in the Dolan versus Landis case. He recalls offering $500 to Heinie Sand to influence a crucial Phillies game and notes others urged him, yet he refuses to accuse McGraw. He mentions Dolan and higher ups likely behind actions. President Joe O Brien checks Jacksonville as a training site option.
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General Corset Leads Warner Loop After Wins Over Metal Office
General Corset moves to the top of the Warner Brothers bowling league by a four pin margin after taking two games from Metal Office last week. Bill stands as the circuit’s standout individual while Metal Office holds the team marks.
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Scores Tell Little in New York Football Tale
A cluttered note mocks score reliance, citing Marquette Navy Creighton and Boston College results. It previews Canisius College of Buffalo facing St John's College at Wickets Field, naming Luke Urban and Pete Caine as All-Americans and outlining the 1928 season’s close call record.
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Hockey Stars Sold to Boston by Coast League Pact
Vancouver veteran Alf Skinner who has played in the Pacific Coast league since 1917 and Smoky Harris, listed on Coast League rosters since 1913, have been sold to Boston where they will join for Art Ross as announced this morning in Vancouver.
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Fitchburg High School Team Meets President Coolidge
Fitchburg Mass high school football players were received by President Coolidge in Washington as they returned from Chicaco where they defeated Proviso High School. The visit followed their victory last Saturday in Illinois.
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Ty Cobb's Father Puts Him to Work on 10 Acre Cotton Farm
Young Ty Cobb is pressed by his father to run a 10 acre cotton plot, learning budgeting, purchases, and livestock costs. He starts with a mule, plow, and equipment, initially resists but gradually finds purpose in daily care, tracking growth, and anticipating market earnings, discovering the value of work and money.
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The End Runners What idya think of it
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Landis Testifies On Black Sox Hearing Milwaukee
Milwaukee November hearing features Landis confirming he is final judge on player ineligibility from the 1919 World Series scandal. He explains money of 4800 dollars held for second place shares, to be distributed by executive council and clubs. He notes distribution plans aligned with Heydler and Johnson and cites December 1922 club meeting as final action.
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Columbia Harriers Face Syracuse Tests At Van Cortlandt Park
Columbia's cross country team prepares for a tough meet with Syracuse at Van Cortlandt Park. Captain Bil Schmid is ineligible, leaving Horton as the only holdover from last year, while many veterans are graduated or unused. The squad relies on inexperienced runners and substitutes, hoping to challenge a strong Syracuse lineup. Eddie Roush remains with the Cincinnati Reds as captain for next season.
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Crimson Slight Favorite To Win First Big Three Battle
Yale withholds Harvard game tickets. Princeton showdown looms as Harvard and Princeton chase 1924 goals. Coaches tweak backfield selections for Princeton clash amid quarter questions and injury concerns.
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Tigers Banished Verbal Signals in Grid Games
New York November 3 In a bold shift Princeton coach Bill Roper adopts a silent signaling system to replace verbal calls on the field He argues the method speeds plays reduces confusion and defies crowd noise While Roper credits no personal invention he notes Yale tried and dropped the approach earlier and midwest usage has existed for years
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