Yale Regulars Return but Will Be Unable to Play Full Game
Yale players Hoben Webster and Garvey returned to practice but left early due to illness. Garvey showed improvement and played ten minutes while Hoben and Webster left after brief stints. Coaches plan to start them against Harvard but avoid long activity to prevent further casualties.
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Harvard
New Haven
Associatd
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Webster
Gavey
Linc. P
Garvey
Hall
Hemmersley
Bilharat Wall
Ward
Webbe
Webstrr
Hammersley
Billhardt
Cambridge
Buibes
John Harvard
Aggies Set to Meet Boston College Saturday Tough Storrs Backfield
The Connecticut Aggies face Boston College on Clarkin Field at 2 p.m in what locals deem a potential upset. Star back Arthur W. Williams of Danielson headlines the offense as a triple threat and top East scorer, while captain Willard C. Eddy of Simsbury anchors the line and may disrupt BC’s defense.
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Connecticut Aggies
Stoirs
Boston College Eagles
Clarkin Field
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Connecticut
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Weeleyan
Trinity
Aggies
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Pop’ Walham
Danielson
Willams
Bie
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Simsbury
Boston
Harvard Plans to Blacklist Ticket Specs for Yale Game
Cambridge mass Nov 6 1935 by Associated Press about Harvard Athletic Association drive against ticket speculators and graduate seat peddlers. About 20 000 of 53 000 Harvard Yale game ticket holders will sign seat stubs at gates. Yale holders 23 000 are exempt. Harvard 31 000 all within single or paired seats may need signatures. Signatures may lead to permanent blacklisting for irregularities. Signature checks at Yale game have been done before but not on this scale.
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Cambridge
Mass
Associated Press
Harvard
A. A
Yale
Cullyell
Bruce Caldwell
Johnny Garvey
Crimson
Bill Hammersley
R Oaly
Caldwell-Garvey
Hammersley Ha
Caldwell
Princeton
Hammersley
Tiger
Blue
Athletic Association
Shamrocks Open Roller Hockey Season Win Over Holyoke 6-2
Waterbury Shamrocks opened the American Roller Hockey League season with a 6 2 victory over Holyoke. Fred Jean led Holyoke with a strong showing as Waterbury rallied behind Pierce and Alexander. Scoring featured Waterbury goals by Higgins Peregrin and Alexander and Holyoke counters by Peregrin and Haiggitle.
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Rov
Assatisted Press
Shamrocks
Holyoke
Fred Jean
Mail Pierce
Holyoke Pierce
Alexander
Wee Mggins i Bradshaw
Doherty
Eee Ee Nees
Joan
Williams Wees
Wee
Arruda
Jette
Bayer
Dixies Reorganize For Coming Court Season
The Dimes amateur team of Bridgeport reorganizes for the season. Roster includes Klein, Kelleher, Tar savage, Guerin, Murdock, Sansone, Schuller, Conley, August, and Carpenter. Contact Manager P J Guerin for fifth class team Samos at 332 Atlantic Street or Noble 741 W. Practice Wednesday at 6 30 at West CA. Dixies entered in Senior City League where they were runners up last season.
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Dixies
Leader of Iron Men to Play With Bulldogs
New York report says Hel Browin star end of 1926 Iron Men has turned pro. Browin plans to join the Cleveland Bulldogs in the National League for the rest of the season. He will debut at Providence this Saturday and join Cleveland when they meet Grange’s New York Yankees on Thanksgiving Day.
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New York
Associates Press
Hel Browin
Brown
Iron Men
Cleveland Bulldogs
Coc Byle
Red Grange
Broda
Pyle
Providence
Cleveland
Grange
New York Yankees
Cornell Starts Drive For Game With Penn Sat
Yale backs Webster Hoben and Garvey return to practice as Crimson lose Joe Crosby to a nose infection. Crosby's status jeopardizes Yale game prep while Brown Guarnecela Potter and French shift to backfield duties. Harvard trains new signals. Cornell resumes after Dartmouth loss with several injured players sidelined. Army Navy push for service clash. Syracuse and Columbia prep for Niagara and Thanksgiving opponents.
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Associated Press
Yale
Webster
Hoben
Garvey
Blue
Harvard
Crimson
Joe Crosby
Crosby
Brown
Guarnecela
Potter
French
Ariss
Cornell
Dartmouth
Beck
Cohen
Gopie
Wietnam
Schosles
Army
Navy
Syracuse
Niagara
Columbia
Westport Kaceys to Start Friday in Opener
The Westport Kaceys begin their basketball season Friday evening against the New Rochelle All-Stars, a top lower-tier foe. Catholic Community Girls of Bridgeport will appear as an added attraction, facing Bridgeport All-Stars. Lineups include Gils All-Stars A Waters Watters Liston Drew Berkowitz Outhouse Kane Giediche Hartigan Buns Smith McMahon and Schafer, with various players listed.
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New Rochelle, All-Stars
Lauterbeck
Catholic Community Girls of
Bridgeport
Bridgeport All- Stars
Gils
A, Waters
NM Watters
Iol Ae Liston
Mary Drew
Sense Berkowitz
M_ Bloomer
Koy Giediche
la Kane
Kaeessaa
Hartigan Joe Buns
Ssyee
Anderson
Ball Smith
Esseeee
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Fall
Wallenstip
Huck
Russell
Schafer
Yale Attitude in Contests with Harvard Amid Gloom
New Haven November 16 Yale’s pessimistic mood about the Harvard game is seen as a psychological tactic, yet facts suggest Yale should be favored. Capt. Bill Webster may play, Caldwell may miss Harvard, Hammersley shines, and Yale eyes a high score despite weather and tradition burdens.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Boston
Footwell
Bill Webster
Webster
Connecticut
Dartmouth
Eithat
Crimson
Bill Mallory
Cambridge
Elis
Stevens
Neale
Richeson
Neidlinger
Colgate Defeats Brown For Lead In Court League
Colgate took first place in the M. C. A. Intercollegiate Basketball League last night defeating Brown 48 to 42 in a tight, decisive game. Yale was routed 64 to 27 by Fordham in the scrap for third place.
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Colgate
Brown
Yale
Fordham
W. and J. to Represent East in Rose Tourney
Los Angeles Nov 16 The west and east teams for the Tournament of Roses classic on January 1 are undecided. Les Henry, chairman, declined to name the eastern entrant, though Alfred Masters announced Stanford’s invitation. Henry expected a two week decision. Washington and Jefferson likely to receive the eastern bid.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Associated Press
Pabhle
Pasadena
Les Henry
Alfred BR. Masters
Stanford
Henry
Washington
Jefferson
Georgetown Green Flood Benefit In Works
William O Gorman, former Georgetown player, arranges a Georgetown Dartmouth game at Harvard Stadium. Proceeds go to Vermont and New Hampshire flood sufferers. Georgetown favors post season games but Dartmouth has consistently opposed them.
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Manchester
N. B
William 8. O'Gorman
Georgetown
Dartmouth
Harvard Stadium
Vermont
New Hampshire
Johnny Moore Sold to Reading by New Haven
Johnny Moore, outfielder for the New Haven club in the Eastern League, has been sold to Reading of the International League. President Weiss said Moore would report at training camp in the spring.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Johnny Moore
Reading
International League
Weiss
Moore
Ohio State Hopes to Halt Illinois Drive for Big Ten Title
Ohio State seeks a championship altering victory over Illinois next Saturday as Michigan and Minnesota chase the same prize. Chicago hosts Wisconsin in the Badger clash while Indiana and Purdue eye upsets and Iowa aims to keep pace after a surprise win over Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Associated Press
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Tribe of Warriors
Ilint
Ilinats
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Minnesota
Wolverines
Ninots
Zuppke
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Maroons
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Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Northwestern
Georgetown 5 Willing to Play for Flood Relief
Georgetown University offered to meet Dartmouth Brown or Harvard in a post season game for flood relief funds. Coach Lou Little proposed the charity matchup, likely at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge on Nov 26, with proceeds to flood relief. Dartmouth officials rejected the idea, citing end of season and stadium access concerns.
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Washington
Associated Press
Georgetown University
Dartmouth
Brown
Harvard
Henefly
New England
Lou Little
Hilltoppers
Wiliam
O'Gorman
Georgetown
Manchester
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Syracuse
Cambridge
Mass
Zittle
Boston
Henry Hen~eage
Hanover College
William 8. O'Gorman
Heneage
Jewe Hawley
Harvard Corporation
Athletic Council
Westport Y M A opts not to field boxing team for 1927 28
Westport M C A committee decides against promoting a representative boxing team for the 1927 1928 season. A 12 week boxing class ends with an annual exhibition. Members in ring must not wear colors or insignia and violators are disqualified from representing the Y. Plans advance for first and second basketball teams indoor baseball volleyball bowling and gymnastics with Westport affiliated with state and national leagues, expected stronger squads.
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