Upsets Highlight Saturday Gridirons in Unbeaten Packs
Princeton defeats Harvard while Yale falls as eight unbeaten teams push for conference titles. College football action Saturday showcased major upsets and tight races led by Princeton and West Virginia, with Brown, Army, and Fordham among notable performers across conferences.
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Mira
Harvard
Aril
Nintor
Arnold Horwern
Hurved
Yale
Fern
Wien
Fordham
Carnes
Kenne Ho
Pos Som College
Willan
Army
Sasi
Ani Brown
Tte
Annie Hopkat
Notre Dame Tein
New York
Natv
Lafayett
le Keene
Rutgers
Downing
Ovdon
Penn
Nefamadai
Mary Willams
Wes Cr
Pat Weet
Brown
Lafaystie
NVA Ava
Boston
Geneve
Cornel
Georg Loch
Princeton Ag
West Virginia
Syracuse
Colgite
Lowdaln
Carnegie Feeh
Pittsburgh
Downstate
Dirtman
Williams
Toidham
Northwestern in Big Ten title chase after close Holy Cross game
Northwestern clung to a threat for the Big Ten crown as it edged toward the top standings. Holy Cross nearly toppled Fordham in a tense matchup while Georgetown led the conference with 44 points in the latest tallies.
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Holy Cross
Fordham
Georgetown
Northwestern
BIG Ten
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdy
Mighkins
Wisconsin
Wolverines
Bergers
Gany Miediacre
Chicago
Gophers
Nelcon
Nick Kutseb
Army
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New Lok West
Rockne
Indiana
Ohio Star
YORK
Pordham
Pittsburgh
Stamford Bowlers Defeat New Haven in Local Match
Stamford bowling team defeats New Haven in a local contest as Rockne attends a West Point game. Fragments show pins and scores around 224 for the Stamford side, with players Taylor, Brdwine, Smith, and Lindsay contributing in a tense matchup.
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Rockne
West Point
Stamford
Game
Taylor
Brdwine
Smith
Navy Routs Notre Dame in Gridiron Clash at Open Weekend
Navy and Notre Dame faced off in a high intensity football game noted for Navy backfield moves and a pivotal pass connection near the line. The play featured notable Navy defenders and a late drive that helped secure the victory amid shifting field positions and a strong turnout by spectators.
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Muredman
Navy
Amy
Notre Dame
Northwesta
Asamusk
Vale
Army
Tata
Gotha Uh
High School Dropkick Triumph Becomes Prayers Before Kick
A high school player prays prior to a successful dropkick during a game. The scene shows focus and faith shaping an athletic moment as teammates and coaches observe. The article highlights determination, school spirit, and the sport’s demand for concentration.
Hungarians Beat Clan Campbell 2 1 in Big Crowd Fray
In a crowded venue the Hungarians defeated Clan Campbell 2 to 1 in a spirited match. Players and officials from several clubs were noted amid tense moments in the second half. Local fans followed the action as other regional results showed Sweden’s Amateurs 7 to 0 over Park Citys and Stun dmavie drawing 1-1 elsewhere.
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Clan Campbell
Culbere
Pampson
Leb
Iri Brown
Otha
Llamanin
Park Citys
Stundmavie
Miss Anderson Wins Mexican Tennis Championship
Miss Anderson of Richmond defeats Miss Martha Pavari of New Jersey in straight sets 64 3 to claim the Womens National Championship of Mexico in Mendo City. The victory completes the American sweep of the event, with Kinsey winning the men's singles and Kinsey and Nee securing the doubles.
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Mendo City
Mexico
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Martha Pavari
New Jersey
Wiss
Mirabeth Ryan
Califerns
Robert Kinsey
California
Kinsey
Joe Nee
Calirnia
Anderson
Consul Ceneri
College player released by pro basketball team
The report states Washburn College basketball player Marsh, a sophomore, was recruited by a Washington club scout for a tryout with the American professional league. After three practices, club owner George Avershil says no death occurred. the player remains with Washburn pending official actions. The process involved university and professional club officials, with unclear authority cited on engagement rules.
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Washi
Washburn College
Lopeke Ekansis
Weishnaton Club
Amecin Basket- Seallny
George Avershill
Wasington
Ouiain
Marsh
Noti
Ceom Gacre
Ft Woodward iUhleth Directo
Washburn Woodways
GS Olson
Marshall
Tim Per
Vath
Woastonton Hershe
Marshal
Yemen
Abad Faces Cenazoniere In Laton Boxing Tie Up
The report describes a boxing match featuring Abad and Canzoneri with Abad winning on points after ten rounds. Johnny Brown and Andy Didi of New York are noted as lighter weight contenders, with weights around 125 and 143 pounds respectively, and Katkish at 146 pounds.
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Bruce Flowers Defeats Paluso In Boxing Bout
Bruce Flowers defeated Lew Paluso by a 12 round decision in Lake City tonight. The card also saw Chilean fighter Paik Chilean draw with Micke MicGaurr of Dayton, while Migarrad stopped Guan in a 14 round bout and Valiona defeated Angbrlls by technical knockout.
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Yuri
Bruce Flowers
Lew Paluse
Bet Lake Cy
Pilu
Router
Valiona
American League Tonight in Brief
Outsider notes shuffled as teams contend for playoff positions. Key games feature projected star players, with managers weighing lineup changes and late season momentum shaping division races.
Rudolph and Woods win in world pocket billiards
Liwin Rudolph of Chicago and Arthur Woods of Pawtucket won their matches in the worlds pocket billiard championship tournament. Rudolph defeated Harold Pindls of Appleton 25 to 4 in 24 innings while Woods beat Arthur Pond of Philadelphia 125 to 77 in 20 innings. High runs and averages were Rudolph 46 and 5 19-23, Pindls 16, Woods 26 and 3-203.
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Liwin Rudolph
Chicago
Arthur Woods
Pawtucket
Rudolph
Harold Pindls
Appleton Wis
Danc Ings
Woods
Arthur Pond
Philadelphia
Rudelph
Pindle
Pimlico Entries First Race Feature Patchy Entries
The Pimlico program lists the first race with a 10,000 dollar purse for four year olds and up over two miles and a half, including contenders like Manley and Stem dilal. The day features multiple races with entries and weights across juvenile and handicap events, reflecting a crowded card and varied fields.
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Erne
Brice
V Mairmount
the Scribe
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Rip
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Wir Fagle
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Mariner
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Morris
Baze
Pinelind Stable
Kershaw
Orleans
Kentucky
Helen
Schwartz and Byers
Gavotte
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H’whsman
Delhi Boy
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