Major Cavanaugh Refuses to Sign Boston College Coach Contract
Major Frank Cavanaugh, Boston College football coach and former Dartmouth star, announced he would not sign a new contract with the college. He stated no offer from another institution had been made and the current engagement runs through the season. The Boston College athletic board says no agreement exists and rumors of departure are denied.
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Bowling results show high team scores and standout marks
The report notes Campbell leading with 91 and Uigh posting a high team total for Team No. 3. Tallying the scores, Team No. 3 achieved 416 points while another squad reached 511 in a single event.
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Roosevelt Midgets Triumph 42 to 18 Over Opponent
Roosevelt Midgets dominate with a 42 to 18 victory over Johnnie Suaters Whirl nds. Standout scorer MVE led the team as they built a decisive lead. Game played at Old Min trees with plans for Thanksgiving delegation noted.
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Burritt League Fight at Tenkmas Meet
A fragmented report notes a high school wrestling or track event with scores and names, mentioning Wills and Veh and a Beav board. Details are incomplete but indicate a competition segment titled Burritt League Fight.
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Aggies Trim RPI 26 to 6 in New York Victory
STORRS, Nov 20 AP Aggies closed their football season with a 26 to 6 win over Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. RPI led early but the Aggies rallied in the second half while Williams fullback added three touchdowns to bring his season total to 16.
Stamford Tied By Park City Eleven In National Play
Stamford and Park City battled to an 8-3 draw in a National Amateur Cup first round match in Stamford Connecticut. Fitzpatrick, Smuthurst and Tomlinson scored for Stamford with McCormick adding, but limped on after darkness halted extra time. Waterbury handled a local State Cup tilt 4-2.
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Best Horses in Bowie Feature Preview Race Day
Three top distance runners led by NS Mmohe and Mars were listed as likely starters for the Thanksgiving Handicap at Bowie. The event will cap the Bowie November meet with a one mile and three sixteenths race featuring about a dozen qualified horses and the potential end of major continental racing for the year.
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Trains Carry More Than Fifty Thousand Fans
Rail service records report over fifty thousand game trains moved fans this Saturday. Central offices announced a new throughput peak with 66, seven trains per period and an average departure every three minutes eighteen seconds during a two hour forty five minute window. Philadelphia Quakers 13, Wilson's All California 7. Yellow Jackets 36, Dayton.
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Falls 10 Floor Near Gas Poisoning Incident
Ed Gar Thompson, 68, of 121 Alsace Street, narrowly escaped a gas stove incident yesterday. He fell to the floor while attempting to fight a gas leak, aroused by heroic efforts to seek help from a neighbor, and was treated at the Emergency Hospital by Dr. A. Wilcox after the ambulance was summoned.
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Ladder fall at 1374 Central Avenue injures man
George W. Ankele aged 42 slipped from a ladder at his home on 1374 Central Avenue yesterday morning and fell about 25 feet. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance where Dr. David Greensmith found no serious injuries.
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Andrews Proposes Government Run Distillery Plan
General Lincoln Andrews urges Congress to create a government supervised medicinal whiskey corp that buys all on hand stock and controls future distribution. He warns the current supply of about 8 000 000 gallons could exhaust in five years as aging stock for medicinal whiskey is required.
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Marines Triumph Over Havana University 13 to 10
The U S Marines football team defeated Havana University 13 to 10 today in Tavana. The game featured a closely contested battle as Marines secured the win in a tense finish.
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Three Injured as Cars Collide in Bridgeport
Three persons, a man, a woman, and a small girl, were injured in a morning automobile crash at Pairedaveni and Courtland streets in Bridgeport. Estimated damage to each car was $25. Injured: Mrs Anna Gliuduy, sixte Hilaan street. Eileen Chanes, six, SAT Central avenue. Philip Stein, 442 flareau avenue. Drivers were James Ho Middlemasy, 42 Vine street, and James 2 Grime, 33, Central avenue.
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Hurt Cranking Car Triggers Wrist Injury in Cape May Area
In a late afternoon accident at 492 Bostwick Avenue Alex Forchter forty seven was rushed to St Vincent hospital with a broken right wrist. Elsewhere Cape May on the Jersey coast draws bird watchers with a claim of the richest annual sighting of wall birds in the United States. Edwin H L Probst, twenty four, former worker for the Corcupine and Better Brush companies, died trapping near Hensonville New York. He had left Bridgeport in April after a health break and was last seen in northern New York woods. His body was found Thursday with a nearby shotgun. authorities suggest accidental death. The funeral will be held today at his sister’s home as naval reserve officers plan to attend. John Swinner Jon Phillimore, famed Greek Latin scholar, died aged, marking a quiet end to a long career.
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