Harvard Fortifies Defense for Yale Clash at Stadium
Harvard coaches, unable to remake the offense, shift players to bolster a defense for the final 1923 Yale game. Captain Cheek likely at halfback with Safford or McGlone at quarterback, Coady moves to left tackle, as the Crimson aim to blunt Yale in Cambridge. Stadium capacity 52 000 with a waiting list of 1 000 tickets.
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Crimson
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Fisher
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Cheek
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Joe McGlone
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McGlone
Element Coady
Coady
Yate
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Yale Griddersbrace Harvard Prep With Light Week
New Haven, Nov 16 Yale football authorities plan a light week before Harvard game. The exhausted Yale eleven will skip scrimmage aside from dummy work and signal practice. Webster to share right guard duties with Richards, while Burr and Kane played entire game Saturday. Minor bruises to several stars have more impact than expected.
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Jonreres
Guy Richards
George Connors
Georgia
West Point
Penn
Princeton
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Richards
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Klne
Dwight Fishwick
Walter Bradley
Stetson Coleman
Edward Vandergrift
Billy Webster
Savoy A A to Hold Special Meeting Players Named
The Savoy A A will meet tomorrow night at 614 Pembroke Street. Attendees include George Chaklin Bridgeport high fullback and listed players such as Edward Costello Frank Tinney Darcy Sam Palaza Babe Cagenello Lenny Castin and Jack Rick. They seek a game with Fairfield Tigers and Mohawks and note a prior Savoy Burr Road game was called off after a misunderstanding. Remaining schedule shows Thanksgiving games versus West Sides Meriden and Sons of Italy at Middletown on December 6.
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George Chaklin
Bridgeport High
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Sturetla Frank
Edward Costello
Charlies
Che- Jaci
Peter Palmer
Neal Bandy
Matty
Jeanette Tinney
Darcy Joe Patock
Nick
Fox" Palaze
Sam “Fox’ Palaza
Babe Cagenello
Hair Groom Keeps Hair Combed and Glossy All Day
A concise look at a hair grooming routine that maintains a neat, glossy appearance throughout the day. The article emphasizes consistent brushing, lightweight products, and steady styling to prevent frizz and maintain shine from morning to night.
Grooming Cream Attracts Daily Use In Social Life
A dignified grooming cream costs only a few cents daily at any drug store. Millions use it for natural gloss and a well groomed effect, ideal for both business and social occasions. The product tames stubborn unruly or shampooed hair and helps it stay combed all day in any style.
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Stu Bresa
Hawley High Teams Defeat Bethel In Openers
Hawley High boys and girls basketball teams opened strong against Bethel High, delivering double defeats. The Hawley girls won 26 to 10, while the Hawley boys dominated 67 to 10, sending Bethel visitors home defeated.
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Hawley High School
Bethel High
Hawley High
Missouri Tiger Faces One Fence To Title Victory
Missouri remains undefeated in the Missouri Valley Conference and eyes a decisive clash with Kansas Jayhawker at Lawrence next Saturday. The Tigers surge toward the season crown as odds favor the home team in the high stakes matchup.
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Missouri Valley Conference
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Beast
Finnegan to Battle Kennedy on Friday Night in Waterbury
Promoter George Mulligan signs Boston featherweight Honeyboy Finnegan to face Billy Kennedy of New Orleans in the star bout opening Waterbury armory’s indoor season. Kennedy, a top featherweight, joins Finnegan in a matchup praised by promoters and managers as a key attraction. Both fighters are tall and speedy, promising a fast, technical clash.
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Mulligan
Middle West
Bing
Finnegan
Kennedy
New Orleans
Louis
Kaplan
Herman
Meriien
Fairfield Teams Play Week at Red Men Alleys
Fairfield schedules show Howling play next week at Red Men alleys with league games on Tuesday night Fish League Wednesday and Town League Friday. Red Men's League standings in Fairfield are noted.
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Prince of Bourbon Wins First Bowie Feature
Prince of Bourbon under Andy Schuttinger for Lexington stable easily won the Prince George handicap at Bowie Race Track Maryland on opening day. He led from the turn and won by three lengths over Horologe with Primrose taking third after a muddy track and heavy fast pace. Joy Smoke, favored but weighed down, failed to threaten.
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Lexington
Andy Schuttinger
Prince Palatine
Horologe
Primrose
Maryland
Cudgeller
Milton
Joy Smoke
Cudgeleer
Schullinge
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Peitirese
Veteran outfielder Hooper to manage Buffalo Bisons next season
Hany Hooper, veteran outfielder for the Chicago White Sox, plans to leave the Sox and likely manage the International League Buffalo Bisons next season. He asked for an unconditional release, having slowed in recent years but praised as one of the smartest American League players. Hooper, linked with titles from 1915 and 1916 with the Red Sox and the 1918 pennant winner, has been offered the Bisons managerial post by Buffalo officials.
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Chicago White Sox
Buffalo
Hooper
White Sox
Hoaner
Trm Speiker
Dusty Lewis
Boston Red Sox
Tinston
Cubs
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Bisons
Harvard Sextet to Start in New Garden
Harvard varsity hockey players report for practice November 30 with rest for those who played in the eleventh. The team may appear at the Boston Arena before Christmas, and the first official game is set for January 2 in New York. The schedule includes games with McGill, Toronto, Princeton, Williams, Yale, and Dartmouth at various venues.
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Trick distance records given air by A A U convention
The American Amateur Athletic Union approved 200 records at its annual session. Some records were rejected for lack of proof or nonrecognition while disputes arose over indoor broad jump and other marks. The proceedings included debates on equipment and verification, with continued discussion expected.
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American Amateur Ethletic Union
Paavo Nurmaughy
Willie Ritola
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William A. Dowling
Georgie University
New York
Major League Rookies Classed High As Prospects
Dan Dugdale names Hal Rhyne of the San Francisco Seals as the best shortstop in the Pacific Coast League. Rhyne and outfielder Paul Waner were sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tony Lazerri of Salt Lake made Dugdale’s second team after hitting six homers. Babe Herman of Seattle lands on the first team and is noted as a future star with the Robins. Otto Miller praises Herman as a future big league standout.
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California
Hal Rhyne
San Francisco Seals
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Paul Waner
Seals
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Tony Lazerri
Salt Lake
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Babe Herman
Seattle
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