Yale Faces Princeton Test as Yale Coaches Sharpen Lineup
New Haven Cites Yale football prep for Princeton clash with Yale aiming to strengthen backs and line as Harvard and Princeton games loom. Coach Tad Jones favors Bunnell at left half with Cottle Pond and Allen in backfield, while Noble and others recover from injuries. Yale's scrimmages and signal drills plan ahead of critical Saturday battle at Palmer Stadium.
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Fairfield and Norwalk Officials Schedule Conference
Fairfield and Norwalk officials will meet Wednesday at Norwalk to discuss the alleged unfairness of the football game between the two schools. The dispute has sparked actions at Fairfield High School and Norwalk, with administrators and team representatives attending the meeting chaired by Superintendent Smithson and coach Otto.
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Fragmented lines show basketball play with two players Allie and Carla scoring the only point for Burns place. The readable text confirms a small team moment but lacks full context or clear outcome.
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Cutler’s 84 Yard Dash Third Longest This Year
The Yale Maryland game featured a 84 yard interception return by Cutler on his own 16 yard line in the third period. He tucked the ball and sprinted through the defense for a touchdown as Maryle fans roared. The run ranks as the third longest in the nation this season behind Cadira of Amherst and Locke of Nebrask.
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Fairfield School Court Title To Be Decided Soon
Fairfield Nov 10 The Public Schools basketball championship will be settled this week as Holland Hill and Grasmere meet in a decisive third game after each won once. Grasmere led 8 to 7 in the opener while Holland Hill claimed the second game 3 to 1. The final game will be on a neutral court, likely Sherman School Fairfield Center, with the trophy to be awarded at a Greenfield Country Club reception for league victors and participants.
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Lafayette Five Court Practice Begins For Lafayette Five
Lafayette College basketball practice opened under coach Bill Anderson with football nonparticipants reporting. Captain Crate Moore and Milman among returners, Kearney and Repa depart, Hoek and Millman strong guards, Grats and Moore at forwards, Duffy at center. Freshmen ineligible to varsity. Harold Edwards outlines a 17 game schedule including Penn, Lehigh, Rutgers, Muhlenberg, Stevens, and The Wa. A longer 25 game plan is in the works for the team.
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Firpo to Box Weinert in Newark Tomorrow Night
Firpo expects quick work against Charlie Weinert in Newark tomorrow night as theyrenew their feud after Weinert’s prior knockout by the Wild Bull. The week’s card also features Paul Berlensbach versus Young Minule and an intercity amateur boxing tournament at Madison Square Garden with top regional boxers.
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Mohawk Jr s Lose Close Game 13 to 6
Mohawk juniors traveled to New Haven Sunday and lost to the Madisins at Weiss Park 42 to 6. The game was fast with six all at one minute left when Godel and Sychenl intercepted a forward pass and returned 65 yards for a touchdown. Sullivan scored Mohawk on a 40 yard fumble return.
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Colonial Quintet Ready to Play Season Opener
The Colonial A A basketball team announces readiness for the season and aims to reclaim the city title from the Kacey Tricmutes. Manager Rish schedules a November 26 opener with Belmont Big Five at Sokol Hall, with practice tonight at Boys' club at 7:50. The squad lists Sev LaMastra Warsella Rogers Rich allo and Blade.
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Lafayette Faces Light Test Before Homecoming at Lehigh
Lafayette football, eased by Alfred University and an upcoming Lehigh clash, prepares for a homecoming game after a four game stretch. The squad, under coach McCracken, seeks a steady windup against Lehigh with Bethlehem’s strongest opponents in six years anticipated.
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Bridgeport Protegees Poised To Defend State Title
Bridgeport Professionals face West Sides in Hartford on Sunday aiming to retain the state championship they won last season. They have only one loss this season, a 32–0 setback to the Mitchel Aviators, and have defeated teams including the Steam Rollers, H Hilltops, N El Williams, Blues, Bayonne Vikings, and Hart West Sides in prior showings.
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Cornell and Dartmouth to Meet in Gotham Saturday
Cornell and Dartmouth clash at the Polo Grounds in New York as Dartmouth, unbeaten, faces a revived Cornell after their upset of Columbia. The 25th Cornell Dartmouth series, 15,000 Cornell graduates seats, 22,000 Dartmouth seats, and public sale details are noted amid the season’s big gridiron headlines.
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Dayton air races award prizes and trophies
Trophies valued at 20000 were distributed to winners of twelve racing and exhibition tying events at the international air races held at Dayton. Cash prizes totaling 50900 were also distributed among the winning flyers.
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The Sportlight: Echoes Of Soldiers Past At Home
The poem recalls returning veterans and fallen comrades, merging memory with tribute. Ghostly figures from battles abroad reappear in fields and streets, as the living pay homage. Through imagery of taps and cross marks, it honors sacrifice and the enduring pull of homeland.
Camels Shine in Smoke League Standings
The Camels show strong form in the Cigarette League with eleven wins in nineteen games. Chesterfields trail as second place but hold team records while Guinan leads individuals with standout totals. Team standings list Camels and Chesterfields followed by Sweet Caporal and Dunhilla with league totals and averages noted.
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Eastern gridiron scoring leaders led by Benkert of Rutgers
New York news notes Rutgers star Benkert extended his scoring lead in the East, totaling 54 points after another big game. Wentworth of New Hampshire State sits second with 78 points, while Tryon of Colgate dropped further in scoring after West Virginia’s win over Colgate. Bra der of West Virginia closed on the top ranks with seven field goals. Prevost and Kruoz trailed closely with six each.
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Grange leads Big Ten scoring as Indiana's Marks breaks tie
Red Grange of Illinois remains the top scorer in the Big Ten as he added three touchdowns for Illinois against Chicago, while Indiana's Marks broke a tie with two TDs to defeat Ohio State. Baker of Northwestern dropped to third as Michigan's Rockwell boosted his total with 21 points to reach 68. Galligan of Illinois slid from third to fourth with no new points.
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Kaplan Out Of Danger After Illness Stirs Boxing World
New York November 10 Phil Kaplan welterweight boxer was pronounced out of danger by physicians. Kaplan’s illness, initially feared as stomach poisoning, left him bedridden for two weeks with a two month layoff from boxing. Wasland was set to fight in Philadelphia tonight but canceled engagements as Kaplan’s condition improved to road to recovery. Mickey Walker’s welterweight title scene cited as context.
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Lombardo Sets Argentine 9100m Record and Sixth Straight Victory
Lombardo, a three year old owned by Pedro Gandulfo De La Sema, won Iris sixth straight race in Buenos Aires and broke the 9100 metres record in 3 minutes 7 3 5 seconds. The English racehorse St Wolf sired Lombardo and also saw Devota and Nectar win yesterday as fellow St Wolf progeny.
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Yale Soccer Team Not Helped by Sugar Boost
Near Haven, Nov. 10 Yale's soccer team failed to defeat the visitors 3 to 1 despite sugar boosting given before the game and at halftime. The Yale News reports the result as noticeable but not convincing, part of Yale experiments led by Prof Yandell Henderson to test sugar’s effect on fatigue.
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Bucknell Primed for Navy Battle
Bucknell, 7 games, 6 wins, readies for annual Navy clash at Annapolis. The Bisons have defeated Lafayette and Gettysburg, but Navy edges them in recent years by a touchdown or less. Captain Foster nears return. Saturday lineup to feature Bibversity center sidelined by injury.
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Vicentini Wins Lightweights Bout in New York
In New York on November Vicentini the Chilean lightweight stopped Sammy Vogel of New York in the ninth round of a twelve round match with a right and left to the jaw. Vogel fell two minutes ten seconds after the ninth round began, both boxers weighing 126 pounds.
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