Yale Still Doubtful Top Eastern Honors After Yale Victory
Yale strengthened its claim to eastern supremacy with a 14 point win over Harvard as Georgia extended its eight game winning streak. Missouri fell from the top in the Missouri conference after Kansas upset them, while Minnesota and Ohio State remained undefeated in the west. Tufts and Canisius posted wins, Brown stopped a six game skid, and Mercer added a touchdown return to beat Georgia Tech.
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Yale Rates Best in East Despite Georgia Beating Yale
Yale closes its season with a 14 to 0 win over Harvard and claims the eastern major college title based on victories over Army Dartmouth Princeton and Harvard and an unbroken string in eastern games. New York University Pittsburgh and Washington and Jefferson contest the claim. NYU and Tufts post strong results as other eastern games go as expected.
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Newtown High Beats Hawley in High School Basketball
Newtown High defeated Hawley High by 17 points in a Friday night game at Hawley School gym. Key players for Newtown were Monell Thorne and Beusch, while Kuhne Nichols and sparred for Hawley. Attendance was light with about 10 fans present for the preliminary game where Hawley girls defeated Valley Parka Torrington 9.
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Favorites Are Easy Winners In Southern Games
In Atlanta on November 20 the Southern Conference saw several teams resting for Thanksgiving games. Vanderbilt defeated Maryland 80 to 0, with Spears scoring before leaving due to injury. Georgia beat Mercer 26 to 7 after pulling in their first string late. Georgia Tech edged past a tough Mercer defense 19 to 7. North Carolina crushed Duke 18 to 0, and Kentucky routed Denver 53 to 0 to avenge last year’s loss.
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Ritola Captures Harrier Honors in Cross Country
Willie Ritola of the Finnish American A A wins the national senior cross country title at Van Cortlandt Park, defending his crown in six miles with a time of 29 minutes 49 1 6 seconds. Millrose A A takes the team title with 33 points to Ritola’s 38. second place goes to Frank Titterton of New York A A at 30:24, Franklin Osgood of New York A A at 30:34. Of 66 starters, 44 finished.
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Pottsville Beats Duluth Maroons 6-0 in NPFL Showdown
Pottsville Maroons defeated the Duluth Maroons 6-0 in a National Professional Football league game at Pottsville. The sole touchdown came in the second period when Wentz drove through from the four yard line after a long pass from Ernest to Kennethal put the ball in position. Duluth threatened three times in the final half but failed to convert as passes broke down near the fifteen yard line.
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Championship Game May Be Arranged Between Harding Hartford
Harding High and Hartford High consider a state final today after an invitation from Harding authorities. Principal Clement C Hyde Physical Director Fox and Hartford Coach Johnny Newell will decide on the game, but Central figures say the match may not occur. Coach Jack Mead says his team will defer to the majority for the Central game while Harding claims a strong state claim following a defeat of Stamford.
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Yale to Lose 14 Letter Men in June Names Likely Captains
Yale will lose 14 letter men next June with Charlesworth Hoben and Garvey likely captains. Berlenbach and Walker meet in Chicago ring as Archie Beil Mickey Walker and Paul Berlenbach headline three boxing shows this week in Chicago with Belle Burrane and other contenders in supporting bouts.
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Dempsey Case Set To Resume In Federal Court Today
Newark dispatch reports the Jack Kearns suit against ex champion Dempsey will resume in Federal court with testimony likely to begin after jury and opening address established. Kearns seeks 335,843.33 from Dempsey for earnings from the Tunney fight. contract allegedly forged after the 1923 Firpa bout.
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Penn State Favored To Win Intercollegiate AAU Run
New York Nov 20 The Penn State cross country team is favored to repeat last year’s victory in the 19th annual Intercollegiate AAU varsity run at Van Cortlandt Park over a 6 mile course. Bill Cox of Penn State is a top individual contender as 19 teams enter Harvard Syracuse Union Yale Princeton and others. An innovation in the Four’s race will start in a line to equalize distance. The eighth annual freshman race will precede the varsity event.
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Heavy fog mars races at Auteuil in pitch darkness
In France at Auteuil after heavy fog and rain the last race of the night card ran in darkness. Spectators followed results by electric flashlights as horses negotiated the course. The Montgomery Stakes, carrying 75000 francs added, was won by three year old filly Maguelonne owned by Count de Jumilhuc.
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Four Holy Name League Bowling Matches Tonight
Four matches are scheduled across two alleys in the Holy Name League. On St Stephen's alleys Sacred Heart faces St Mary’s, and St Cyril’s meets St Charles in the second match. On St Cyril's alleys St Augustine's meets Blessed Sacraments, and St John's faces St Stephens. Tomorrow night Knights of Columbus alleys host St Joseph's versus St Peter's.
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Illinois Big Ten dark horse wins title over Ohio
Illinois captures the Big Ten football crown with a 13-0 victory over Ohio State. Minnesota finishes undefeated except for a 14-14 tie with Indiana. Chicago, Purdue, and Michigan also plot season slides as Northwestern and Iowa show progress under new systems.
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Almquist Tops Big Ten Scorers With 75 Points
Harold Shorty Almquist Minnesota halfback led the Big Ten in scoring with 75 points after a standout season featuring eleven rushing touchdowns and nine extra points. Louie Gilbert of Michigan followed, while Ralph Pest Welch Purdue and Sherman Texas joined the top scorers. Bennie Oosterbaan of Michigan highlighted a dynamic conference offense with versatile play.
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Giants Dominate Cardinals 38 to 7 at Polo Grounds
The league leading New York Giants overwhelmed the Chicago Cardinals 38 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Giants opened with three touchdowns in the first period and added another in the fourth. McBride, a former Syracuse fullback, starred with multiple passes and a rushing TD.
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