Penn aims to upset Cornell on Thanksgiving at Franklin Field
Penn has not scored over Cornell since 1978 and seeks a Thanksgiving victory at Franklin Field. Coach Andy Smith of California plans to scout the Red and Blue as rain and snow mar the buildup. Captain Rae McGraw leads a recovered squad in a bid to end a 22-game series drought dating to 1893 with a win that could restore momentum for the postseason season.
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Or y High School Fourth St rat Ath vs WW Va VAG
Or y High School fourth string athlete project ends with victory as Chester minimal nig Trowe is named winner.
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ORY HS
Team No 2 Heads Crane in Bowling Loop Standings
The report notes Team No 2 leading Crane by a two game margin in the loop bowling standings. Individual and team honors are still split as records and results appear incomplete with garbled text.
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WRACUSE FAVORED TO RETAIN TITLE IN HARrier R s
In a landmark intercollegiate meet at the historic Portland Park course, Cornell and other strong teams vie for the blue ribbon in a six mile event. Veterans and new stars compete as coaches highlight Cornell and Penn squads in a field that includes Yale and Brown, with prize money noted.
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Hanship
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Privilege basketball practice at Magtewood Gym list of schools
Private practice periods allotted for basketball at Magtewood Gym on Linwad Newwood. Schools named include Maplewood Boys, Wharter-Sheri, Roosevelt girls, Chuck Rook Whit Washington, and Madison.
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Linwad Newood
Mapte
Manlewood
Wharter
Sheri
Chuck Rook
Washington Helms Roosevelt
Ck Teak
Waltimblen
A Madison
SO AMERIGAN BOXERS TO VISIT IN APRIL
Nut Yotus reports that boxers from Soul Ager will meet American athletes in April. The visit aims to cement athletic relations and promote cross training across disciplines.
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Toston
Mur HaPhert
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Sports Spotlight Hints at Big Week in Collegiate Gridiron and Golf
The Sportlight surveys a packed upcoming schedule across Army Navy football season openers in Baltimore. It notes the Davis Cup matches, amateur golf, and winter sport plans as Cornell Syracuse and Columbia prepare for key clashes and training, with Penn and Cornell shaping their spring prospects.
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Bill Johnston
Washington
Permit Granted for Rifle Leagues At National Meet
Washington reporters note approval of a national invitation to conduct rifle league matches. Twenty six colleges and universities will participate including Maine, Northwestern, Pittsburgh, New York University and Georgetown. Teams will consist of five shooters firing standing kneeling and prone positions across scheduled events at the university venues.
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Willins
Maine
Sinston
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Georgetawn
Geyakurey Pitisburgh
Cyanne Lopkil
North Veinnat
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Eastern Intercollegiate Gallery Championship Draws Near
The completion sets the stage for Engueres to compete in the Eastern Intercollegiate Gallery championship, with matches determined to crown the regional title among leading college teams and their captains.
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Stage Honored As Chicago Wins Big Ten Crown
Chicago, Nov. 23. The Associated Press reports Amos Alonzo Stagg, dean of American football coaches, secures his seventh conference title in 22 years at Chicago as the Maroons claim the 1924 Western Conference championship. Stagg’s strategy and leadership, despite talent gaps, lift Chicago over Northwestern Ohio State and Michigan in a dazzling season that marks their first title since 1913 and solidifies Stagg’s enduring legacy at the University of Chicago.
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Ilinois
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Red and Black Triumph Over Holy Rosary 25 to 0
Bridgeport high school football closes season with a 25 to 0 win over Holy Rosary of Holyoke. Captain Anderson leads Bridgeport with 18 points. team finishes 3 wins 1 loss. Muddy conditions featured strong runs by Chaikin Langdon Maher and Tickey.
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Red Grange's historic runs tower over football history
A dated account lauds Red Grange for legendary exploits including a 93 yard kickoff return against Michigan and a 100 yard kickoff return by Sprackling for Carlisle. It notes Grange’s 65 56 and 44 yard runs in the Michigan game as part of a record showing the greatest number of long plays by a single player. The piece contrasts Grange with Yale and other schools famous for long runs.
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Thompe
Carlisle
Eckersall
Stevin
University of Chicago
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New York
Tablet to mark site of first southern women's college
The site of the first higher education college for women in the South, founded by Elizabeth Roach in Washington, Mississippi, 117 years ago, will be marked with a DAR made tablet by the Mississippi Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Elizabeth Roach
Washington, Mips
Alississippi Society of the Daughters of the Ameri- Revolution
NORWATKERS WILL BOWL FAIRBIFED NORWATKERS WILL BOWL
Fairfield November 2 Badegram Service reports the NORWATKERS organize bowling at Red Men alleys Tuesday night meeting Tom Alys All Stars. Park City team plans to meet Murphy s All Stars with a strong record seeking games in this area or other towns. Contact Tom Murphy Fairfield 488-2 to arrange.
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Tay
Tom Aly
Mt ‘Tae Park City
Murphy
Tom Murphy
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