Dartmouth Chicago Clash Looms in Eastern Sectionals
East hopes rest on Dartmouth and Chicago as they meet in a pivotal inter sectional clash that could shape national title chances. The East leads the circuit with 22 wins overall, while the Middle West holds a stronger record against some Eastern powerhouses. Other key games include Georgetown Center College, Washington Jefferson at Detroit, and Carnegie vs Notre Dame shaping the week’s gridiron spotlight.
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Yale Rally Defeats Penn as Comeback Power Emerges
Yale marks a come back season with a string of dramatic finishes as it overcame Penn by a narrow margin, then toppled Maryland 43 after a string of scoring bursts. Harvard critics deride the Crimson while Princeton's routs underscore Cambridge football battles, and baseball and training notes mix with injury updates and squad changes across Yale and Bridgeport's sports scene.
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Radical Harvard football changes shake lineup at practice
Harvard varsity reshuffles positions with Clement Condy moved to left tackle and Captain Cheek from quarterback to left halfback. Ira Zarahoy shifts to left halfback as Crosby’s injury looms. Al Miller starts at fullback and Macambder takes over at center. Varsity defeats scrubs 22 to 15 as Zarakov scores on first play and Lord runs 99 yards for a second half touchdown.
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Auburns to Play Arrows on Sunday
The Auburns of the North End defeated the Stratford Arrows on Hurd Avenue Field 32 to 7. Wahlberg ran 30 yards for a TD, Pat Ihara intercepted twice, and Grant Wahlberg, King and Mallia made key runs. Next Sunday they face the Bridgeport Arrows at Seaside Pitch.
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Team No. 8 Tops Loyalty Lodge Bowling League
Team No 8 leads the Loyalty Lodge bowling league with only one loss in nine starts this season. Team No 4 trails by one game. Standings and averages show Frankel 91 high single, Panish 125, Devorken 310 high total, Team No 8 high team single 810, Team No 5 high team total 1394.
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Mohawk Challenge Hawks Face Fairfield Tigers Thanksgiving
Mohawk eleven seeks to avenge a recent game loss to Fairfield Tigers in a Thanksgiving morning match at Newfield Park. Coach Eddie Tickey, newly a father, leads the Hawks as they challenge the Tigers with confidence.
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Mohicans to play Crimson s of Hartford here on Sunday
In Stamford on Nov 19 special report. Massee School Mackenzie game moved to Rutherford New Jersey. Crimsons of Hartford to play Mohicans at Newfield Park next Sunday after rain washed out a local meeting. Reiily plans stiff workout as he expects a hard test for Massee squad led by Lin dstrom and Landers.
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Princeton Quintet Seeks Fourth Straight Win At Yale
New Haven scene features Tony Travers and Bobby Risden in a six round draw plus two knockouts. Mickey Travers stops Phil Richards in round two amid a disputed foul claim. Georgie Day and Joey Kaufman draw in six. Young Coulton stops Scotty Horsburgh in round two. Sammy Cooper KO’s Arthur Peveine in round three as Princeton aims for a fourth straight in the YMCA IL clash with Yale while Columbia faces Harvard. Yale’s high score against Princeton dates to 1890 before Harvard’s era.
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A R S Girl Wood Busters Challenge
The A R S girl bowlers aim for city championship and propose a home and home series of three five string games against teams from Remington Arms and Holmes and Edwards. The roster includes J Voynik A Lucas A Stefanek A Kraynak P Swatt M Kordak J Adzima M Lucas and M Adzima.
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Hapgood to Retain Bridgeport Ball Club for 1926 Season
At the Eastern League meeting in Waterbury Walter F. Hapgood said he would keep the Bridgeport franchise for 1926 and Klae Wilhelm will again manage. Hapgood plans to soon buy the club from Tim Sullivan. Also named were Wilhem’s return, with Neal Ball and Paddy O’Connor not yet formally named for New Haven and Hartford respectively. O’Neil reelected president. Haylon treasurer. director votes end two by law changes.
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Illinois Will Not Play Post Year Title CHAMPAIGN
In Champaign Nov 10 AP reports Illinois will not play a post season game after the Ohio State contest. George Huff, director of physical welfare, says there is absolutely no chance for a post season game with any eastern team.
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Murphy's Stars Win on Alleys in Fairfield
Murphy's All Stars open their 1925 bowling season with six wins in two nights. They scheduled two more nights this week with Nutmegs of South End Bridgeport visiting Friday and Watnute from Bridgeport South End rolling Thursday. Team standings begin with Long Hill and Bridgeport Brass among others.
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