Rutgers and West Virginia collide at Polo Grounds
Rutgers faces West Virginia in a Tuesday clash at the Polo Grounds New York with Fordham and NYU also on the card. The article notes key players such as Naggie Berkwit Low Healey and Tom Myera while comparing Fordham and Rutgers prior form and prospects for an even contest. It highlights Nardacci of West Virginia and Rutgers backfield stars Waite Hazel and Koppisch as pivotal as the season progresses.
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Dempsey Moves to Apartment Over Cook Woes
Los Angeles reports boxing champion Jack Dempsey moved from a lavish ten room house to a modest apartment due to having too many friends and visitors. Friends say the large house invited crowds, making it hard to keep a cook, and Dempsey preferred intimate dinners with his regular circle.
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Colgate Athletes Move Into Coaching Ranks
Colgate's former football stars shift to coaching across colleges and prep schools. Statistics by William A. Teid and Earl C. Abell list ten in college roles, plus many at preparatory schools. Names include M. McGough at Montana Mines, Harvey at Morehouse, Laird at Norwich, and Sullivan aiding St. Lawrence.
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Jumbo Laird
Norwich
Judd
Jim Sullivan
St. Lawrence
Perry Leary
Eleventt Union
Fred Sefton
Merron
Akron
Batavia
Jack Randall
Bernardsville
N. J
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Chatham
Ralph Fates
Shirewood
A Mosher
Mamilton Institute
Victor Garcia
Hoosick School
H. L. Adams
Irvington
W. ZB. Matthews
Massena High School
Ben Derno
North High School
Syracuse
Kirkwood
Spring Valley
Roy
Miles
Central High School
Rendall Fediins
Hoppe Defeats Schaefer In Long Billiards Duel
Hoppe defeats Schaefer 600 to 447 in a tense table billiards match. The crowd cheered as Hoppe executed sharp cushions and precise masses, closing behind 40 points then pulling ahead with a dramatic finish. Schaefer fought hard, posting 377 with run‑ups and missed shots as Hoppe pressed the count to victory.
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Seawinglay Draws As Hoppe Squeaks Past Schaefer
In a tense billiards display from E. M. Jennings Co Seawinglay drew. Hoppe led 465 to 136 as Schaefer faltered missing a two rail shot and a one rail attempt while Hoppe recovered with a strong nine on the next.
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Schaefer
Canaries Lead Hydraulic Pinners in Narrow Advantage
Canaries pull ahead of Hydraic Pinners by a slim margin as Cannet and Lesage top the team in scoring and pins. Bow Wows hold the team record while Tinsley, Abd, and Lineley post high marks in recent meets, with single event wins and totals noted.
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Lesage Teeconis
Mig Singie
Noe Rark
Cooney
Lingley
Lineley
The Sportlight on Faint Echoes of Baseball lore
A fragmented retrospective survey cites Li Gat es, Jim Thorpe, and Travis Jackson as enduring names in early 20th century sports lore. It recalls records set by Red Sox, Giants, and Reds legends, noting the allure and myth surrounding notable athletes across eras.
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Fragmented OCR Bowling Notes With Names and Bets
A garbled OCR style bowling result snippet lists numerous names and numbers. It references players such as Hulbinian Donnell and Quinlan, with scattered scores like 106 and 175, and mentions teams Adare and Gehan. The text includes unclear commentary on performance and potential outcomes, with multiple garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings.
New Haven Hockey Club Signs Five New Players
New Haven Nov 3 report says the New Haven Hockey Club, a member of the Seventh States Amateur league, will add five players to its roster this season. Details on names and positions were not disclosed in the brief dispatch.
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Branch Rickey Off For East Coast Visit
Branch Rickey, manager of the St. Louis Nationals, left for the East Coast with Sam Breeden, club president, boarding a bound train toward Boston and New York. Rumors persist that Rogers Torn may be traded and Hornsby could be placed on the trading block after a recent on-field incident.
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Bronch Sickey
St. Louis
Sam Greadon
Boston
New York
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Svithouk
Rogers
Lafayette's Gym to Open Next Month in College Wing
In a report on progress at the Gaither Memorial building, the new Lafayette gym is nearing completion after over two years of work. More than $10,000 has been spent on modern equipment, with seating capacity expanding and planned renovations advancing.
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Walter Koppisch
Ray Mirchineversay
Milton ‘Amon
Frank Hogan
Dascn Jiardy Lare
Sprague
Koppisch
Walter Kirigel
Frank Brodil
Stephen Machimetitaps
Smullen
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Henderson
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Ray van Gissui
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Russell
Stemely
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Grinigon
Princeton
Tinvard Sellenen
Mannibal Mpougbi
O'Leary
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Carpentier Receives First Sport Medal at London
Georges Carpentier earned the first sport medal from The Ver Sports journal for exceptional boxing. The award honors not just a championship but the artistry and dedication behind his athletic performance. France’s renowned boxer stood out by mastering technique and perseverance, earning broader recognition in London.
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Yale to reshuffle lineup before big three clashes
Yale coaches plan extensive changes as captains Mallory Diller and Bekert rest. Lindley Cutler and other veterans move into varsity roles while fresh candidates vie for quarterback and backfield positions ahead of Army Princeton and Harvard games.
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Houston Landix
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Russell Murphy
Lyle Richardson
Tulane Universityalfback
Billy Riley
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Jo Not
Leas
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Ray Pond
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Yale Crews In Glass Regatta At N H This Week
Yale crews set for the Glass Regatta in New Haven this week as Henry Rodman Porter returns to stroke the second varsity. Whitney and Ives occupy key seats while spares and reserves fill the rest of the eight. Coach Murphy prepares fresh squads for the event with the three varsity eights listed and coxswains named.
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Allan Healy 70 Lead Williams Grid Team
Allan Healy 70 of Chicago isnamed acting captain of the Williams College football squad for the season amid adjustments after Cal Robinson’s season-ending injury. Healy, an end, has started for three seasons and is expected to lead the Purple in key upcoming matches with Amber Wesleyan.
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