Mohican backs overpower Jackson Stars in city clash
At Newfield park the Mohicans, defending city champions, defeated the Jackson Stars 10 to 0. Whitey Stauss kicked the field goal after Youngs, with Strauss, led a sharp backfield drive. Per Youngs directed the offense as Luddy and Luddy's line thumped the Stars’ defense, while Jackson struggled to gain yardage and were kept inside their own 20 yard line late in the game.
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Team No 2 Dominates Town Bowling League Standings
Team No 2 widened its lead in the Town Bowling League with only one loss in 12, as last night’s Red Men alleys action shuffled standings. Highs included R Lezinski 135 in a single, Tom Jurph 320 overall, with Team No 2 also posting the high team total.
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St George leads in church circuit bowling standings
In St George the No 2 team leads the church league by two games over No 6 as individual and team marks split. Teague Records shows high team single by No 2 and high team total 871. High singles go to Hurliman 124 and Beardsley climbs in Tiurliman’s honors with 322 overall.
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Three Bridgeport Players Bat Over Honor Mark in 1924 Race
Lefler led Eastern League batting with a .370 average for Worcester in 1924, topping Gehrig who hit .289. Bridgeport struggled as a last place club, totaling a .249 team average with few extra bases, while Emmerich led Bridgeport with 187 runs batted in and Purcell hit .842.
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Syracuse and Cornell Skip Basketball This Winter
Syracuse and Cornell will not play basketball this winter after years of indoor sport mingling. The two universities failed to reach an agreement this fall, leaving Olgate and Cornell as usual foes without a scheduled game. Penn State and Colgate buy home games, but the note implies continued scheduling uncertainties for the season.
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British Tennis Officials Probe Bad Manners at Open Matches
London reports that the British Lawn Tennis Association and the Referee Association met to investigate charges of profanity and misconduct by a few players in open tournaments. The inquiry aims to protect the sport's integrity as a general meeting considers the issue.
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Cobb on Walsh and Plank as great pitchers
The Record notes Ty Cobb faced Walsh in 30 games with 119 at bats, hitting .897 with 49 hits. Cobb admired Plank, praising his fast ball, curves, crossfire, and strategic intelligence, yet Cobb still hit .340 in 12 games against him. Tomorrow’s section teased Wrong Pitch.
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Baron De Coubertin Announces Resignation Plans
Placed in Marseille France on November 16 Baron Pierre De Coubertin declares his intent to resign the presidency of the International Nymph Committee after the Prague Convention. He says he will devote his remaining time to education in universal history with lessons learned from war.
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Baron Pierre de Coubertin
International Nymph Committee
Longest College Field Goal by Johnny Reuther at 49 Yards
Johnny Reuther, star halfback of Rensselaer and ex Brideport athlete, visited Duis’ parents after starring in Stevens game at Hoboken Saturday. His team won 27 to 0 and he kicked the year’s longest field goal from 49 yards, lofting the ball over the bar from a difficult angle.
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Mexico Fighter Will Meet McTigue Feb 22
Tony Buentes Mexican heavyweight known for early knockouts will weigh 175 pounds at 2 PM in Culver City for the upcoming bout against Mike McTigue. The card also features Buentes facing Kred Pitox in a four round match and Bartley Madden tilting in Culver City on December 4.
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Villa Is C i Nada Boxing Champion Returns
A large cheering crowd greeted Pancho Villa as he landed from the McKinley today in Villa Is C i Nada. The Philippine pugilist, noted as a weight boxing champion, was warmly welcomed amid widespread acclaim and speculation about his future bouts.
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British golfers ranked by committee
London Nov 16 The magazine Golf Illustrated ranks sixteen amateurs considered the best in Britain They name Holderness the champion along with HW Tolley R Wetherby Harris Healer A Murray Jr Wilson J A Torrance J Gavan W T Hope and others in a notable list reflecting the era's golf scene
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Walker Oy team list omits three Amer Lais era men
Carl Bretherton W W MacKenzie and W L Hartley were named as part of the Walker Oy squad that went in Amer Lais year. Three men, Shay are O C Stowe D H Earle and Robert Scott Jr, were left out of the published list.
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Rambers Seek Games For Strong City Hagiebell Team
The Rambers, a strong Hagiebell outfit formed from former Tig stars, announce they are organized and seeking games for the season. Respond to this paper with available matchups.
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