Jones Selects Team for Brown Game Saturday
Tad Jones has nearly chosen his eleven to face Brown with Kempton at quarterback to spare Murphy for Princeton or Harvard. The varsity beat the Freshmen 2 0 in a tough practice, Callahan may start at guard if he plays, Cross likely starts at center at 220 pounds while Galvin, at 190, competes for the spot. The crowd and venue are expected large amid Yale Brown forecasts and local hype.
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Yales Probable Line-Up Excerpt Card
Yale outlines probable lineup with players Cutler Walker Into Crosa Hers McKay Dilworth Kempton Compoder Kelly Wilbsack Jordan as roles Left end to right end and backfield alignments in a wartime era roster note
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Crosa
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Compoder
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Jordan
Cavanaugh Signs to Coach Brown Again
Announcement that Coach Frank Cavanaugh will mentor Brown for five more years signals a continuation of the famed rivalry with Yale eyed as a potential season setting. Football enthusiasts forecast a rousing clash as Benny Boston and Yale renew their annual spectacle.
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Boston College
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Cornell Squad Shaves For Dartmouth Polo Grounds Trip
Cornell’s football squad of 35 players led by Coaches Gilmour Doble and Hay Hunt left Ithaca for New York City to face Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds on Saturday. The team, in excellent condition, received a bright send-off from several thousand students.
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Thoroughbred Entries at Churchill Downs Race Day
Churchill Downs in Louisville features a fast track and a long card with seven races. Purse amounts range from 1,200 to 1,400 dollars for maidens, claiming, and handicaps, with entries including three year olds and up in various routes from six furlongs to a mile and one eighth.
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Ban Johnson Calls Special Meeting of the League
A special meeting of the American League was announced for November 4 to discuss league matters including reorganization and the creation of a National Commission. Johnson indicated the session would consider structural changes and joint meetings with National and American League clubs to seek support for the plan.
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Brooklawn Record Tied by Al Cuici in Special Match
Al Cuici of Weatogue and Ian Moria of Brooklawn Country Club battled Sparling in a special match, Cuici carding 79 to Sparling 74. Cuici birdied six of 18 holes, started slow but surged in the back nine, tying the Brooklawn course record set by Sparling two years ago. Walter Tashar offered a $100 purse for any player beating the record. Sparling led early with a 37 at the front, Cuici roared back with 41 on the back to force the tie, as Carl Anderson of Thomas D. Wilson Golf Co. praised the performance.
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Ian~ Moria
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Brooklawn Country Club
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Harvard Fans Rally For Player Numerals In Big Game
Harvard Crimson editors push for numbers on players to aid spectators and scouts, arguing uniforms and headgear make identification difficult. They contrast Harvard with Princeton, which will wear numerals, and urge school authorities to honor alumni support by making the game more legible.
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Goldstein Substitutes for Sharkey Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Abe Goldstein to replace Jack Sharkey in tomorrow night's main bout at Madison Square Garden. Sharkey injures his left wrist training. the replacement aims to heighten interest as the winner receives a championship diamond stud. Goldstein, one of the era’s most improved boxers, brings sharp speed and power to the ring.
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Franklin 122 .05 in big pool tournament
Walter Frank Ma, a youthful Chicago billiards player, advances toward the lead in the pocket billiards tournament as the big pool event in Chicago unfolds with notable competition and rising stakes.
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Chicago
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Blillard
Dobie's New Tricks Spotlight Kaw as Rising Scorer
In a Cornell scene, sophomore Kaw emerges as a rising football scorer alongside Mayer, Raw, and Boynton as the team’s top point getters. Kaw’s fresh impact signals a promising future, with Raw noted for potential season records and Mayer already leading the scoring.
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Grapho and Naval Football Teams Clash Sunday
Grapho and Naval football teams meet Sunday at Yost field in a top New York matchup amid El Field Club claims. Graphos promise strong lineup with several stars as Navy-preferred game plans include a 2 pm prelim and 3 pm main event. notes detail players and weights for the expected clash.
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Public Cannot Get Army Navy Tickets
Annapolis Md November 4 There will be no tickets to the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds New York November 27 for general distribution Navy Athletic Association members will be allotted two tickets plus two more per member A total of 46000 tickets will be shared equally among the Naval Academy the Military Academy and the New York National League baseball club The Navy quota is being distributed by naval authorities under Commander D J Faward secretary of the Navy Athletic Association
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Local star defeats Seabach in Torrington tournament
In Torrington Connecticut the player defeated Charley Seabach with a 12 to Ua victory in Sk innings. Frank Winan won eight games and lost one. He pitched well throughout, including a 14 run burst in a single inning. Seabach concludes his tournament appearances.
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Pimlico Race Results Include Multiple Race Highlights
Thorough summary of Pimlico Autumn races with results for two year olds and three year olds. Notable payouts include MiMer at 22.50, 7.39, and 5.00, plus Eugenae and other entrants. Louisville results show Rapid Pay and Titian key in early events, with multiple upsets and lengthy times across six races. Includes claimers and maiden events, with top finishes and listed odds.
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Army to wear numbers in annual Yale game with Navy
November 4 report states Army football players will wear distinguishing numbers for the annual game against Navy in West Point on November 27. Announcement comes from Major Philip Ox, executive of the States Military Academy at West Point.
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Trapshooting Association Names New Leaders
Shaner of Pitt is elected president of the American Trapshooting Association at the annual meeting. Thomas A. Marshall of Chicago becomes vice president, Thoms Davin of New York treasurer, and Stoney McLinn of New York secretary and manager. The executive committee includes F. G. Drew of New Haven and others.
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Canada
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Chicago
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New York
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F. G. Drew
New Haven
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Many All American Football Stars Turn Pro
Professional football welcomes a surge of graduates and former college stars. West rivals bar college lure while Buffalo builds a galaxy of exColgate, Michigan, Penn teams, led by Elmer Orphant and Eddie Casey. Buffalo crowds near eight thousand admire the new pro era across Canton, McKeesport, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Akron.
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Navy Grudge Game Headlines Georgetown Clash
Navy and Georgetown square off after weeks of prep aimed at avenging a season setback. Navy, previously unable to beat Princeton, eyes Georgetown as the key matchup on an otherwise tough day for the program.
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