Penalty Kicks Go Missing as Crowd Fills Meadows Match
Clan Campbell and Swedish HAC played a tight Protective Cup game at the Meadows before the season’s largest crowd. Three penalty kicks missed, two by Clan Campbell and one by the Swedes, as Trannow and Brown scored to keep the score tied. Final notes list players and officials for Clan Campbell and Swedish A C with a referee J. Streeily and linesmen Ho Bergeon and M. Brown.
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Clan Campbell
HAC
Tete
Esterday Aftenoon
Aspbell
A.C. Wallin
Brown
Hin
Trannow
Duncan
Ulan
Cartsan
Tre Uneans
A.C. Trane
G. Cartgen Whitelaw
HE Andersen
G. Anderson Smith
Larson
Eklund Brown
E. Sens
Bannow Eheehton
Harison the
Melkie
O Nee Johnson
J. Streeily
Ho Bergeon
M. Brown
Three teams in conference tied for lead in standings
The New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts teams share the lead in the conference after results from the latest week. Providence losses and Springfield ties affect the race as teams push for first place with remaining schedule to close the season.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Masaay Birsetts
Asaite
Amherst
New Trampshire
Tevine
Providence
Dievers
Ehonze
New Hamshire
Springield
New Tammpshire
Ara Minuc Torres Aystes Wanalman
Springfield Contes
New Hampsare
Rings and Blanks Tie for Lead in Heppenstall Loop
The Rings and Blanks share first place in the Heppenstall bowling league with one loss and a 75 percent win rate. The Die Blacks sit in third, while the Ranks hold the tie. Standings and changes follow.
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Heppenstall
lHoeppenstall
Yale Harvard on Dartmouth List
Yale and Harvard squads appear in a Dartmouth schedule fragment. The text references New Haven Cambridge Boston University and Hobart College with scattered hints of matchups and dates in a faded timetable.
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YALE
Harvard
Dartmouth
Vianovee
Bartard Valeo
Cornell House
Fidmouth
Michigan and Northwestern share 1924 title
Chicago November 22 CAP Western Conference wrap: Michigan and Northwestern share the 1924 championship as Michigan defeated five conference foes while Northwestern beat Indiana Michigan and Purdue. Remy Friedman leads Michigan in points with 52. Kutsch tops Big Ten scorers. Northwestern loses to Notre Dame 13 10. Missouri claims Missouri Valley title after Drake upset.
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Chicago
Northwetern
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Minnesota
Indiana
Wisconsin
Purdue
Ben Grange
Columbus
Ulin
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Remy Friedman
Kutseh
Iowa
Redmancotes
Cowboy Nick
Kutsch
Hughie Jennings Memoirs to Be Published in Serial Form
New York reports Hughie Jennings has finished an autobiography covering 34 years in major league baseball. The serial memoir begins next week in daily installments, with Jennings recounting his years as shortstop, manager, scout, and writer of vivid anecdotes about players, teams, umpires, and the World Series era.
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New York
Hughie Jennings
Big Lenges
Veiegan
mManase
Telegram
North American Newspaper Alliance
Dirles
Jennings
Ime
Later &E
Woll
WeCraw
Jemaimes
Himell
Peon-vivanis
Penton
sPaens
Jenniigs
Valen
Cady Wirst
Simzers
Failean Vans
Kelh Phehing
Roth Korte
Iron Man
Tronus
Modest Thels
Sochalexis
Maying
Seeing Red in Sports Headlines and Red Haired Icons
A rambling note surveys red headed athletes and public figures from sports history. It links red hair to prowess, citing names like Red Barron, Red Roberts, Brick Master, Red Murray, Jim Kelly, and Maurice McLoughlin, among others, and ponders psychology and prowess across sports.
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L. Rupli
Raisin Avery
Rorel
Harold
Garbara Rossos
Red Murray
Jim Kelly
Mm Wingo
Taylor
Jim Duncan
Maurice Mcloughlin
Danzy Vance
Indoor sport season rises as Walker Friedman bout tops week
New York previews the indoor season as Walker Friedman prepares to meet Mickey Walker in Chicago after a Newark bout. The week features diverse events including the Mob, tennis exhibitions, and the opening of the new indoor arena in New York with strong professional golf and basketball activity anticipated amid winter trials.
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Walker-Friedman
New York
Welrvw
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Newark
New Jersey
Squire
New Yorks
Nnch
Daisies Lead Posey Pin League Amid Turbulent Play
In a jolting review of early season action, the Daisies surge ahead of Posey in the Pin League, with collegiate teams like Yale and the University of Billsbury mentioned in nascent, shifting rivalries. The piece notes New York’s rising prominence in professional circles and references historic league ties amid growing trade whispers and Pennant intensity.
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New York
Yale UN Ventnaisity
Tiyvitas
Internail
Eirenit
Pensive Vrlerin
TRO Icoemt
Chirle
Guine Tyrael Meer
Basketiall Des Nog
Romuetmien
Clerk van Cartbeudt
ReAteher
Mickey Desc
la Locoster
Providence
Thternatunal
Owhich
International Arand
Nes Pr. AY
Wee Ee
VREELAND ON TECH BASKETBALL SQUAD
Troy N Y Nov 22 After two weeks of preliminary preparation the Renssmulaer Polytechnic Institute basketball squad started practice yesterday afternoon Nearly 30 upperclassmen responded to the call for candidates along with a squad of more than 60 freshmen Slaventeen of the latter showed sufficient quality to be retained for practice with the varsity squad at least until after Thanksgiving when selections will be made and the others will join the freshmen squad Coach Donald will have his entire accessful varsity team of lasses i n back in tors 1s last year are the forwards Charles I Humphrey the former Pasuaic NLC high school student player and Cap kin Paul Eehbolz of Hartford Conting , Who is now playing as captain and quarterback of the varsity football team center harles 1 Robting of White Plains NY and guards At Kamiensky at Buffalo who refrained from football this season to get into shape for the court game and John J Vreeland of Bridgeport Conn Troy The schedule follows loov 11 University of Maine at Der Lawrence at Troy Aan Union at Troy Jan University of Toronto at Trey urksan at Troy 1 att Institute at Troy Fes 6 University of Buffalo at Buffalo Fes 6 Carnegie Tech at Pittsburg athmore at Troy Beb 20 stevens at Hoboken springfield at Tr Springfield at
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Troy
Renssmulaer Polytechnic Institute
Harles i . Humphrey
Pasuaic
NLC
High Sehnant
Capkin Paul Eehbolz
Hartford
Itong
Anain
Harles
Robting
White Plains
N. Y
Kamiensky
Buffalo
John J. Vreeland
Hridgeport
Carnegie Tech
Titsbirgheb
Athmore
Beb
Stevens
Luhoken
Pringheld
Tr Springfield
Norwalk Eleven Loses To Blues In Hartford
Hartford Nov 22 GAP Norwalk fell to the Blues in a close game as forward passes by Harry Stuhldreher late in the second half sparked Mulligan Mumford Rives to outpace Norwalk. Norwalk failed to gain a first down but twice advanced via long passes to reach the Blue five yard line before Meiers scored. Stubldreher added a twenty yard drop kick. Tubby Raub starred before an injury in the final quarter.
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Hartford
Harry Stuhldreber
George Mulligan
Mumford Rives
Stubldreher
Tubby” Raub
Grange to Play Six Bears Games Beginning Thanksgiving Day
Grange will play six games for the Chicago Bears starting on Thanksgiving Day. also listed are scores from various matches: Mohicans 0, Stratford 0. Stamford Blues 5, Norwalk 6. Fairfield Tigers 0, Stamford 9. Jackets 7, Steam Rollers 6. Savoys 6, Tribunes 6. Westerns 21, Arrows 6.
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Grange
Chicago Bears
Mohicans
Stratford
Stamford Blues
Norwalk
Fairfield Tigers
Stamford
Alon. Jackets
Steam Rollera
Savoys
Tribunes
Westerns
Arrows
Thanksgiving Day Basketball Matches At Kacey Hall
Y M C A and Knights of Columbus announce Thanksgiving day games at Kacey hall. Y M C A meets Port Chester Pig Five, Knights of Columbus faces St Augustine Triangles. Park City girls play All Collegiates of New Haven as preliminaries. Grange signs with Chicago Bears to play Thanksgiving Day.
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Knights of Columbus
Port Chester Pig
St. Augustine Triangles
Kacey Hall
Y. M
Bridgeport
Colonial Hall
Madison Avenue
Mooney
New York Staters
Blg Dorkin
Dorkin
Rewy Marron
Max Fitelson
Dave Kaplan
Park City
New Haven
Oliver Bloomer
Levenduskie
Park City Girls
Johnson
Kucera
Hay
St Augustine
New York
Electric rail travel to Kiruna draws sports enthusiasts
Sport devotees can now travel by electric railway to Kiruna in Lapland, a place famed in northern Europe for skiing skating and aviator sports. The Western League magnates will convene for their winter nesting in Kansas City on November 30.
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Kiruna
Lapland
Arctic Circle
Europe
Kansas City
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Waterbury
Waterbury Athletica
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Metsk
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Granite Staters
Springfield
Senate
Mane
Mamachusets
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Nson
Gaurey Warn
Thahbo
Wien
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Roergaain
Burrs
Inet Boland
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Breil
Touton
Ray John Clay
Pei
Teague
Missouri
Nsas City
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Knaneas
Lawrence Yesterdy
Tigers
Drake
Town State
Mirgin
Des Moines
Oklahom
Washington
Norman
Oklahoma Agries
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Lideuard Worenans
Fie Seisefer
Suzuki
Japan
Ripley
Queen Elizabeth
Jonald Dine
Peter the Great
Judas
Vingelock Millis
Hoss
Bits
Frank Moran
Bobby Barrett
Vince
Red" Murrays
Red Grange
Red McLough
Murray
Aus
Tories
Connecticut
California
Florida
William C
United States
Daisies
POSEY
Hell
Singie Mia
Lark
Staming of
Tenis Fi
Sito
BLUES
Kacey
Y Maha
Knights
St. Augustines
Port Chester
Red
George Huff
University
Ilinois
Robert Zupke
Pyle Wuld
Bette”Ter
Ethwan
Omy Grange
Bears
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Earl Britton
Thinois
Secon
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Geo's
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