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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1924

Page

19

Yale Prepares Full Strength for Harvard Clash

Yale plans to use a 41-man roster against Harvard with all players available for the first time this season. The squad’s scrimmage and kicking drills emphasize subs and kickers as Tad Jones shifts focus to the final test, while noting the junior backs and potential next year captains.

New Haven Yale Harvard George Connors Hay Membeir Cuarte Olleary AL Stars Kline Scott Lindley Bart Osborn Richards Benton Eckart Wortham Bench McGunigie Wadsworth Cutler Jack Failing Gill Noble Luman Bingham Tolsy Butterworth Root Sturahn Suarde Taovejoy Bunnell Pond Alen Cattle Crimson Jack Suell Allen Shap Bingham Ben Butterworth Eddie Cottle Dan Allen Reg Root Cottle

Syracuse Seeks 1924 Triumph Over Colgate With New Tricks

Archbold Stadium will host the Colgate game as Syracuse prepares a bag of tricks under Coach Meehan. Noble returns at left end with Friedman likely back, while reorganization lingers with Captain Simmons possibly shifted to end and Vic Hanson eyed at quarterback, aiming for a decisive classic win.

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Trapper Wheeler Dies After Car Crash Amputated Arm

EH C Wheeler, famed amateur trapshooter from Pawhuka Ola, Kansas, died at a Kansas City hospital after his right arm was amputated following injuries from a car accident near Wellsville. He had competed in most major trap shooting meets and was a leading figure in the sport.

Kansas City EH. C Wheeler Pawhuaka Ola Wellsville Kansas Tolneya

Dundee Expects Successful Boxing Tour of Europe

New York, Nov 20. Johnny Dundee denies plans to lose his featherweight title abroad and vows to reclaim the crown if he makes weight in Europe. He insists he will meet top featherweights, train continuously, and pursue a genuine championship, defending his clean record against all challengers. Dundee departs last night aboard the Aquitania for a tour that will visit Great Britain, Ireland, France, Germany, and Italy.

New York Europe Johnny Dundee Dundes Johnny Little Feather New York Boxing Commission United States Vane Criqui New York State Board Dundee Rma Great Britain Ireland France Germany Italy

General Corset Leads In Warner Bowling LogP

General Corset Department leads the Warner Brothers bowling league by one game over Box Combine in a tight race. Stars include Jesus and aver ages with notable marks from Metal Dept. High single 146 by Hill and high total 339, team total 1450 for Metal Dept.

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Head Meigs League Standing

Ray Masten and James Penders lead the standing with Robert Bruno and Willis Morrell in the sitting positions.

Meigs League Ray Masten James Penders Robert Bruno Willis Morrell

Penn State declines invitation to play on the coast

Penn State will not meet the University of Washington on the coast this season. Hugo Berdek, athletics director, said the decision followed a conference among President John M. Thomas, Coach Bezdek, and the faculty athletic committee. They cited longer travel and extended class-work disruption as reasons.

Besdek

Fordham Seeks Catholic U Tilt After Hard Prep

Fordham football Coach Gargan led a final stiff drill as the Maroon prepare for the Catholic University game at Fordham Field. Key tackle Bill Woerner is out with a broken collarbone, hurting Fordham’s ground game, while captain Paul Brennan returned to practice after two weeks.

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The Sportligat by Grantland Rice overview

A fragmented column argues about football’s value amid the sport’s financial and cultural impact. It cites Harvard Yale Illinois Ohio State and California, notes public funds used for facilities, and discusses fans’ enthusiasm, cheering culture, and the sport’s national role in bringing joy and competition.

Yate Marvard Ilinois Ohio State California Blyen Chelsea

Kacey League to Practice Tonight

Knights of Columbus basketball league to begin with a practice drill this evening at the gym. About eight teams are expected to form as league members gather in uniform for the session at 7:30 p.m.

Knights of Columbus Basketball League

Dartmouth Football Schedule Set for Sixteen Games This Season

Dartmouth releases a sixteen game football schedule led by McGill opening December 12 at home. The slate includes Yale February 4, NYU February 7, Columbia February 14, Penn March 7, Princeton March 10 and other big matches across December to March.

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Harvard Secret Roster Ties Up Victory Chance For Yale

Harvard has shown a flexible line and strong defensive potential against Yale with sidelined players and mystery backs. Captain Greenough may start, while Adie returns from injury to anchor the center position. Maher, Maher and Zarakov are among several backs in contention as the Crimson seek three-point edge through a possible drop kick.

Harvard Yale Princeton Cambridge Mass Crimson Dean Gamanche Chase Bost Crison Hackéfield Laylea Zorakov Cheek Wesley Zarakov Hammond Gehrke Miller Sayles Kilgour Maher Samborski McGione Stafford Quarterst Art Roger Middlebury Zarakey Staffords

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