Yale Faces Princeton In Scrimmage Hope And Injuries
Yale plans a final scrimmage ahead of the Princeton game as coaches evaluate end and guard spots harmed by recent injuries. Noble and Cutler lead a variable backfield while Kline and Bonnell are targeted as potential scorers. Benton and Joss anchor the tackles with Butterworth pressed for left guard.
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Colleges Enter Large Field for Intercollegiate Cross Country
New York Nov 11: a field of 265 runners from 22 colleges will compete November 23 at Van Cortlandt Park for the intercollegiate cross country championship. In the freshman race 161 runners from 15 colleges will toe the mark. Yale’s Macauley Smith is the defending six mile champion. entrants include Cornell, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Yale, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, and Pittsburgh among others.
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Red Grange Offered $40,000 for Three Pro Grid Games
News reports say Red Grange was offered $40,000 to play three professional football games with the New York Giants after his Ohio State era ends with the November 21 game in Columbus. Grange and Ohio State officials had not confirmed the offer, while Western Conference athletics chief John L. Griffith urged Grange to stay amateur. Grange previously rejected a $25,000 movie contract to protect his amateur status and kept training with ice-peddling work in Wheaton.
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Art Matsu A Japanese Quarterback For William and Mary
The Tetsu notes Art Matsu quarterback of William and Mary as the only Japanese player in college football. His unique heritage is highlighted as a notable fact about the team and era.
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Independents Capture Bowing Victory In League Match
The Dictaphone Independents defeated Team 1 of the Pic taphone Bowling League at Holland alleys in three straight games led by Jack Halpin with 248. The match featured strong play from C Ecklund and Dom Jansign while Tom Laufer and Chr is Quinn boosted team strength. A rematch is planned.
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Mohicans Ready For Hartford Crimsons Defense Plan
Mohicans prepare for Sunday's game at Newfield Park after final practice. Coach Eddie Reilly plans a stout defense to slow Hartford's aerial attack as Art Milligan fields a stronger Crimson lineup with several added players.
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Providence Coach Opposes 40-Play Period Football Rule
Providence College coach Archie Golemibesi said he does not favor the 40 play per period system used in last week’s Brown game and has not agreed to use it in the Providence Boston University game in Boston. Boston University’s head coach Whelan favors its use. He argues the system may equalize timing but revives suspense that football needs.
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Changes at Fordham Holy Cross game shift expectations
The upcoming RB. H. C. Fame game at the Wigwam on November 28 shifts belief about the Worcester eleven. Previously the Purple were considered favorites to beat Newton collegians but many now think Cavanagh's men may deliver defeat.
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Fordham After Gotham Laurels in City College Prep
New York November 11 Fordham plans a cautious approach to City College after last week's Columbia defeat. Coach Gargan aims to avoid overconfidence as Fordham’s line faces City College's strong defense while preparing for Georgetown. City College fields a heavy, veteran forward unit capable of challenging Fordham’s backs.
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Naval Academy to Meet Bucknell Next in Test of Team
Annapolis reports the Naval Academy gridiron squad will face Bucknell next Saturday in a key test before meeting the Military Academy two weeks later. Bucknell, coached by Charlie Moran, has been an old foe and often troubles the midshipmen with tough prep for the Army game.
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Leonard Day bout called off in Stamford boxing card
The Stamford Sports club boxing show scheduled for Monday November 16 at the armory has been cancelled. Management will stage another event at a later date. The planned card featured Georgie Day of New Britain and Sheik Leonurg of Bridgeport in the headline tilt.
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Williams to Battle Pennsyl Next Season
Williams College will replace the annual game with Columbia to meet Pennsylvania in October 1926 in Philadelphia. The change follows a cordial invitation from the Quakers, with no misunderstanding with Columbia, who had met Williams annually in New York.
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Olivet Jrs Prep for Heavy Season in YMCA League
The Olivet Juniors plan a busy year at Holden Hall entering the Older Boys Federation Basketball League run by the YMCA. Star lineup includes Mansell Chiota Lind say Bante Bellucci Thompson Dayton and they face the Black Sox tonight with a fast, high tempo game expected.
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Army Yale clash looms at Polo Grounds on Saturday
West Point coach McEwan drills 31 teams for a big game against Columbia at the Polo Grounds next Saturday. Pease tops Army backfield as Columbia backs struggle to sustain offense. both teams expected a tight, evenly matched contest with bets likely split.
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