Harvard Crimson Holds Edge Over Princeton Tigers
Harvard and Princeton meet Saturday at Cambridge Stadium with Harvard favored behind a strong backfield and steady defense. Harvard’s line, backs like Miller Hammond Gehrke and Cheek at quarterback, face Princeton’s fast ends Busslout and Tilson, while Dunker’s return shores up Harvard’s line as Princeton seeks an upset.
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Boston College Football Prepares for Marquette Clash
Boston College football, under Coach Cavanaugh, readies for Marquette next Saturday. Jack Donahue shifts to guard boosting offense. O Neal solid on the left flank. Cicb Hardy shows promise at tackle. Martin out with a dislocated shoulder. team in strong physical shape ahead of the key test.
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Pennsylvanias Prep For Georgetown Game
Penn prepares for Georgetown after beating Lafayette. Coach Low Little, a former PA tackle, leads Georgetown with a strong defense and new quarterback prospects. Penn plans to rest veterans while testing second string backs as they chase remaining games against Penn State and Cornell.
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Gibbons Seeks Dempsey Bout In Madison Square Garden
Eddie Kane, manager of Tom Gibbons, plans a Madison Square Garden bout with Jack Dempsey for charity. Dempsey would earn about $100,000 for a 15 round match, with date flexibility and potential postponement to January. Profit relies on top seat price of 93 dollars and shared gate potential, amid Dempsey’s vaudeville touring and movie career.
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Roosevelt Team Wins City Soccer Title in West Side League
Roosevelt School clinches the West Side Class A soccer crown with a four win one loss one draw record nine points. The Roosevelt squad advances to meet Barnum in the city championship series opening today. Also planned is a Down South showcase week with West Point watching as Florida University faces a formidable opponent.
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The Sportlight Ly Grantland Rice Vintage Sports Ode
A fragmentary nostalgic column blends sports reminiscence and musings on teams. It ponders an all Western backfield vs eastern talent, recalls Harold Grange and local stars, praises track and boxing eras, and notes Walter Johnson's retirement decision amid aging careers and crowd loyalties.
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Miller Huggins Plans Big Deals Amid Baseball Turmoil
NY news reports Miller Huggins plans to overhaul the Yankees while Sam Jones struggles with the screwball. Pittsburgh and Syracuse end gridiron schedules for 1925, and Huggins eyes veterans, pitching and a shortstop to steady the club as the Yankees prepare for the December AL meeting.
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Indoor national track meet bid for 1925 from Louisville
The Amateur Athletic Union has received a bid from Louisville to run a three day indoor national track and field championships ending with the title event on February 28. The convention to act on the bid opens November 16 in Atlantic City. Last year Illinois Athletic Club won the titles here.
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Knocking in engines linked to rapid gasoline explosions
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