Harvard in Final Practice Before Yale Game
Harvard plan final practice before the Yale clash in New London. The lineup is nearly set with Sedgwick and Faxon contesting left tackle and Woods cleared to play. Horween and Fitts provide Crimson power as they prepare for kickoff.
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Milford and Roxbury Prep Teams Clash at Weiss Park
Milford meets Roxbury School of Cheshire today at Weiss Park in a traditions-rich prep school clash. Yale-affiliated feeders figure large with graduates coaching and supporting, bands planned, play begins at two, drawing many Milford supporters to the scene.
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Chains Close with Clay Hillis for Game Sunday
The Clay Hills of Hartford will be the opponent of the Chains football team at Newfield park Sunday afternoon. Manager Bixler announced the arrangement after a week of negotiations. The Lake football deal previously defeated the Clay Hills 7 to 0. Coach Hunt scheduled practice at Newfield park tonight with a stiff scrimmage and a signal drill.
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Princeton To Lose Only Three Varsity Players
Princeton New Jersey seeks a stronger 1921 football team after the 1920 season with only three varsity players set to graduate Davis stead Captain Callahan and Joe Scheertz. Several substitutes and Ton, currently ineligible, are expected to fill the gaps left by the departing stars.
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Moore Brothers Play on College Football Teams
Lexington November 18 Captain Zifndsay Moors of the Washington and Lee eleven and Pierman Moore Navy Guard are area brothers. Another brother Arthur played tackle for Virginia Tech from 1913 to 1914.
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Virginia Tech
Cuban Rival Hits Three Home Runs in One Game
Havana reports highlight Torriente, a member of a visiting team, who belted three homers in a game against the New York Giants. Babe Ruth, though a strong hitter, managed only two homers in the same series and struck out six times. Torriente earns local acclaim as the “Babe Ruth of Cuba” for this performance.
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Horemans Arrives to Play Hoppe in Spring
Belgian cue expert Edward Horemans arrived aboard the Nieuweerdam with secretary F. Ed. Lyderri. He stays at Lafayette hotel in New York and plans to face Hoppe after strengthening his stroke. possible exhibitions with other stars may precede a spring match.
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Greenleaf Wins Pocket Billiard Match 750-430
New York November 1. Ralph Greenleaf, professional pocket billiard champion, defeated Louis Kreuter at Wino's Academy. He won the final block 125 to 35 and led in the afternoon session with 125 buttons to Kreuter’s 74. Totals were Greenleaf 750, Kreuter 30.
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Athletic A A Team Standing Update
Sporadic league snippet lists Eckant and Eckart with 339 as high single marks. Mentions tightwads and spendthrifis in a stylized ledger line. No clear teams, dates, or standings due to garbled OCR.
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Gipp Dominates Notre Dame Football Glories
Dean Snyder profiles Notre Dame star George Gipp as a versatile back whose punting end runs redefine the team. The piece recalls his 63-yard drop kick record, early practice origin, and rise from freshman standout to All-Western and national attention.
Racing Results Bowie First Race for two year olds
Race results from Bowie feature six races with purses ranging from 1,014 to 1,214 dollars. Winners include Under AL Johnson 8.50 and A Morning Face 5.69, with times around 1:10 and notable also ran entries such as Foam Sacajawea and Cornelit C. Also listed are multiple horses and payoffs for each race, plus a Tin Top and l cap event and a seventh race with Court Foot posting 1:2:16.4.
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Poat Office Bowlers to Contest Special Match
King Cole and Pol Parvitt of the Poat Office bowling league will bowl a special three string match after the regular league at Kelly's alleys tonight for a purse of 20.
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Milford Football Championship Clash Stirring Controversy
Milford schedules town championship clash against Walnut Beach Paddock A C amid a dispute over three outsiders joining the lineup for Turkey Day. Mil ford manager Maher insists only local players who played all season may suit up, while supporters push for bringing in outsiders for a stronger showing. The club plans practice and preparations as fans await a decisive showdown.
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Red Sox Postponed Game Frustrates Fans At Bay Scot Hall
Singer match and Red Sox basketball clash disappointed many fans as the Red Sox cadied off their scheduled game with the Rotors at the 1st minute. About four dozen fans crowded in Bay Scot Hall to watch the time. Hillsides Organizers announce a five to eight pound tent event for the basketball sequence they host open to any tenting at their weight. All play any live requested for practice tonight.
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Ashmead Wills Play Against Ribbons
Ashmead Wills faces Blue Ribbons of this city Sunday night in Colonial hall at 8:20. Joe Ashmead, a guard for the county, will appear, with Stewart and Barry back with recent club experience. The lineup includes Crescents and Seaman, White, Stewart, and Leonard among others.
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Giants Release Griftenx To Memphis Team
New York National League club released outfielder Griffin to the Memphis club of the Southern Association on November 15. The move follows Griffin’s earlier stint with New York this season and reflects roster changes as the club adjusts for upcoming competition.
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Battler Levinsky Quiet After Tough Winter
Philadelphia reports Levinsky has endured a harsh winter with no defeats. The veteran fighter says his day has passed, but his performance remains notably strong and respected in boxing circles.
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Diegel Sets Mark of 71 on Pinehurst Course
Goll wis and top pros gathered at Pinehurst for an amateur professional tournament. Bromer French and Leo Diegel won a four ball match over Perry Adair and Douglas Edgar. French set a new season low of 38 07 71 on the championship course.
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Major Leagues Consider 168-Game Schedule Change
New York Nov 18 Major league teams will discuss at February meetings a plan to lengthen each club schedule to 168 games from 154. The proposal aims to distribute a longer season across all teams, affecting travel and pacing for players.
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Dartmouth Heads West After Tomorrow's Game
Dartmouth plans a cross country trip after their next game against Brown University, then heads to Seattle to meet the University of Washington eleven on November 27.
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AI Eleven To Play ANST Team Sunday
The misteatd Atlas A. eo te AY up against th town. So far he have defeat ed every leant pityed and with th ro their ic is feel confident that they will lure the Emeralds back for a loss. After this game the Atl will go out a short rest prior to tak ing up their practice for their samy with the Jackson Stare for the champonstip of this ciy. These are the only two teams that have not taated defeat. A Atis men art Lo rapry for practice Prilay nigh and Sunday morning. Any player that is not present for practice will not ay in Sunday's Rain.
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The Pugilists Wealth and Vanity in Boxing’s Era
A rambling critique of boxers wealth, promoters, and the sport’s excesses. It cites Johns like Benny Leonard and Jack Jupiters figures, noting earnings from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. The piece questions motives and risks, arguing few deserve fame or money in the fighting world.
Foremen Explain Role in Assimilating Foreign-born Workers
Dr. Peter Roberts of New York city lectured on the Foremen and the Foreign-born Workman at the November Inter-itacers Foremen's meeting in Stratford last night. He urged foreign-born workers learn English, civic participation, and literacy, propose an advisory board to protect them, and outlined five rules to make America a world’s hope.
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Behind the Counter at Tour's Hill Land Store
The Notion store at Tour's Hill functions like a country shop with local literary figures frequenting its shelves. Prominent English writers are often seen behind the counter, including the poet laureate, and visitors such as Mr. Maserfeld, Mr. Galsworthy, Sir Wilbert Murray, and Walter Raleigh are noted patrons.
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Dempsey Brennan Title Fight Set for Madison Square Garden
New York officials approve a December 14 heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Jack Dempsey will defend his title in a fifteen round clash with Bill Brennan, Chicago challenger, under the Walker Law as sanctioned by the State Boxing Commission and license committee. The decision marks a milestone under New York boxing rules enabling heavyweight contests.
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Bill Brennen
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Lenox and Crashes Clash Sunday
Amateur football action on Lenox field as Lenox faces Crashes in a keenly contested Sunday match. Crashes previously tied Walnuts at Newfield park. Lenox bolsters squad with new signings as Manager Leopold says the eleven is in fine shape for the 2:38 kickoff. Referee is Fred Warner. Lenox players must report to practice at 7:90 tonight at Shelton School grounds.
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White Sox Sign Two Chicago Amateurs
The Chicago Americans announce the signing of Johnny Mostil from a nearby association team after two seasons with the Mik tine American association squad and Slick Golubs, a semi professional outfielder, to join the Chicago White Sox roster.
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Hebrew Boys Vikings Face Thanksgiving Game Challenge
The Hebrew Boys-Vikings prepare for a Thanksgiving afternoon clash with manager A. C. guiding the Vikings. The article notes Robert Hirsch, 58, of Khorsuth Street in Bridgeport Connecticut.
Walnut A C Plans Sunday Trip to Starlight
Walnut A C football team will travel Sunday to Nature tuck to play the Starlight team. Manager McHugh calls for all players to report for practice tonight. The Ribbon Jrs basketball team challenges any 100 pound team for a game next Wednesday at Columbia Hall on State Street. Interested teams may contact D MacEachran manager of 402 Hanover Street.
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Boosts Scholz Seen For Big Indoor Season
Columbia Missouri November 18 coach Rob Simpson predicts Johnny Scholz will top indoor jack this winter. Scholz was among the U S sprinters at Antwerp. Tigers trade Ellison Dato in a coast league deal for pitcher Cele.
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