Penn State 0 Pittsburgh 0 in muddy gridiron draw
Penn State and Pittsburgh battled to a scoreless tie at Pittsburgh as Notre State thwarted in a rugged defensive game. Bainin Moers and Colonna sparkled for Pitt while Hillingee Lightner led the Lions in a stubborn effort.
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Cornell Smothers Quakers
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Penn State
Pittsburgh
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Hillingee
Capta
Lightner
Lions
McColius
Bowser Harman
Stein Vordan
Holleran
Derson Colonna
Maxwell Arthmor
T. Tholunthia
Germantown
Swarthmore
Centre Beats Tulane Behind McMillin Scoring
Centre College defeats Tulane as star back Bo McMillin scores a touchdown and kicks three extra points. Tulane fails to threaten in a decisive game, boosting Centre’s clean season record.
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Bo” McMillin Stars
Centre Beats Tulane
NEW Orde
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Tulane
McMillin
Springfield and New Hampshire in scoreless tie
Springfield Massachusetts reports a scoreless football game between Springfield and New Hampshire State College before 2 500 spectators at Pratt Field. The narrative notes a fierce, misty afternoon and strong defensive stands with only a few near misses, as both teams fail to score.
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Springfield
New Hampshire
Sprisge
Mass
New Mamyshire
Tate College
Sind
Peayers Sraegiee
Iwa van Exis
Pratt
Notre Dame and Navy football predictions in era debate
A dated sports column weighs Notre Dame versus a strong Navy and Army, arguing Navy’s power and deception could edge Army if plans shift. It notes Yale’s past, praises French and other backs, and assesses Army’s line against Navy’s evolving attack in a 1920s college football discussion.
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West Point
Yale
Navy
Y M H A Basketball Team Trims Williamsburg 40 28
The Y M H A basketball squad edged Williamsburg 40 to 28 in a season opener. Bridgeport’s Gordon starred with 12 points for the visitors, while Stuyvesant Setlements' guard led Brooklyn in scoring.
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Bridgeport
Stars
H. A. Bushel
Hamsburg
Brooklyn
Stidgeport
Iitelann
Madison Avenu
Eis
New York
Min Lowe
Moones
Kaplan
Wester
Backowlay
Gendelein
Diaisburge
Hefarac
Dare Warten
Sayers
Sudaraan
Stamford Man Seeks Pinehurst Consolation Roundup
Caries Diebel of Youngstown beat Irving Robeson in the Carolina wurnement at Pinehurst yesterday but then lost to Tom Morrison of Ogkmont Man in the semi final. Morrison will face WL E. Youngstown for a place in the final, while Scofield of Stamford and Hearlaw of Scarborough contest the major consolation trophy.
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Stamford
Mr. iHearlaw
Scarborn
Scofield
Sharman
Youngstons
FL. HL. Finis
Nat I. Aarloc Worchester
Recruit Favor Attracts Outfielder Goslin to Washington
Griffith states Goslin from a small southern minor league will win a regular berth with the Washington club after showing promise in 72 fall trials.
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Arke Griffith
Goslin
Washington Maeun
Cornell Dominates Penn to End Six-Year Winless Streak
Cornell overwhelms Penn and ends a six year drought with a 41-0 victory. Key scorers include Techler, Raw, and Hanson with multiple touchdowns. Penn’s offense struggles as Cornell dominates on both sides of the line. Referee and team lineups noted, game played at a neutral or listed venue.
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Cornell
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Portesania
Tromsylvania
Mausan
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Dohis
Pfanin
Tinin
Weain
Ramsey
Kaw
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Brasman ‘ Tomes
Brayton Dern
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Rae Grove
Hanson
Sundstrom
Cutis
Harvard
Umnive D
Geneva
Lneshan
Cy Eckles
Washington
Jefferson
Indre
Reed
Springfield
Colgate Beats Columbia 21 to 14 in Football Test
Colgate defeated Columbia 21 to 14 as Townsend and Wabster scored touchdowns for Colgate while Burke Evans Williams and Fitts contributed for Columbia. The game featured late lead changes and was part of a schedule disrupted by weather with all local football and soccer games postponed to decide the championship.
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Stafale
Catania
Blaines
Wee Calloway
Ar Mondarelli
Childs Johnson
Cor
Connor Burt
Burke Kappisch
Mazon Hestephano
Tare Ae Periods
Colgate
Wabster
Townsend
Welch
Lightweight bout headlines shaky result at Olyn pie ALC
In an eight round lightweight match Shila Delphia defeated Manuel Azevedo of Or bforns by a second round kayo at the Olyn pie ALC. The undercard featured Willie Taegson of New York and Angela of York in a tough bout.
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Shila Delphia
Gan Manuel Aseveda
Olynpie
Washington and Jefferson Defeats West Virginia 13-0
Washington and Jefferson here today defeated West Virginia University by a score of 13 to 0 on a muddy field. The game featured early scoring by Eytelk and a touchdown by Captain Stein, marking Virginia’s first home defeat in years as W and J pressed the offense throughout the match.
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Morgantown
Vai
Washington and Jefferson
Wear Virginia Tniversity
In & Sans
Many Changes Made in Basketball Rules
The article outlines rule changes in basketball including halted play until a player reports to and is recognized by the referee, referee authority for fouls, substitutions, and player positions. It notes ball handling on throw-ins, jump ball procedures, possession during ties, and a push for official scoring and community recreation involvement. The piece mentions two film projects and local civic involvement in county events and timing.
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Acong
Spalding
Grantor
French Left Out Of West Points Lineup By Daly
Nov 21 Daly names lineup without French at West Point cadet exams. Daly may bench French as the season opens with concerns over arms and prep. The article hints at tensions and shifts in the cadet team lineup and fielding choices.
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French
West Point
Daly
New York
Severni Buties
Smyria
Weistad
Williams Game Called Off Early At Bridgeport Williams clash ends prematurely
Reported yesterday at Weiss Field the Bridgeport Williams game was called off early after a wretched rendition at four in the morning. Kane won Sunday as Lonne Lewis, owner of the local Lee team, predicted a victory by the rounddeawns despite the disruption.
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Bridgeport
Paddocks Take Milford Town Title With 20 to 7 Win
Paddocks defeated Devon to win the Milford Town championship 20 to 7 yesterday. Roach's 40 yard third period TD followed a Wiedenhammer pass return, and Beneficis and O’Hara scored on drives as Paddocks pulled away. Final lineup included Deron, Hickey, Lynch, Lewis, and Wiedenhammer among others.
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Pandoris
Walnut
Milford Towna
Greene
Langner Haralltor
Whadnier
Reach Lewis
Tone de Wiedenhaim Mar Dryer
O'Bara
Briemer
Turle
West Haven High Loses to Ansonia in Tough Ballgame
West Haven High fell 14 to 9 to Ansonia in a muddyfield contest. D Mahewan of IUI praised Ansonia's sharp play as one of the finest he had seen, noting the defense and late game push. Reports mention a possible rematch with West Haven and Elgin in upcoming intercity dates.
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West Haven High
Ansonia
Stumnfard Isei
Torrington South End Game Called By Rain
The Torrington South End football championship match against Waterbury was called yesterday due to rain. Referee D. Mehegan of Bridgenor was slated to officiate. Davis, a veteran first sacker, comments on the players and Connie Mack’s planned lineup for next year.
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South End
South Gris
Waterbury
Tarington
Connectiest
Yeaterday
D. Mehegan
Bridgenor
Davis
Aib- Tetic
Hauser
Connie Mack
Mack
Neete
Griffin
Myatt
Miltathen
Dea
College football results scattered across many teams
A chaotic list shows Penn State over Pittsburg 1-0 alongside numerous mismatched scores like Cornell 41 over Pennsylvania, Notre Dame 48 over Michigan Aggies, Colgate 21, Columbia 14, Maryland, North Carolina State, Washington and Jefferson 3, West Virginia 0, Johns Hopkins 9, Georgetown 14, Springheld 0, New Hampshire 21 over Detroit, Vermoney, George Washington 14, Deerfield 14, Brockton 19, Cincinnati 15, Miami 15, Tennessee 0, Kentucky 28 over Furman, Davidson 0, Villanova 7, Alabama 7, South Carolina 19, Vanderbilt 9, Virginia 4.25, Kansas 15, Missouri 9, Nebraska 70, Colorado Aggies, Lehigh 7, Utah Aggies 14, Utah 2, Creighton 13, South Dakota, Susquehanna 2, Lebanon Valley 9, Army St. John’s 3, Bucknell 21, Dickinson 0, Franklin and Marshall 0, Michigan State 68, Northwestern 6, Hampden-Sydney 13, Howard 77, Transylvania 14, and various inconclusive or garbled entries across numerous colleges.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Oltre Dame
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Aggies
Colgate
Columbia
Maryiand
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Washington
Jeffoxsaye
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Johns Hoshing
Georgetown
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Springheld
New Hampshire
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Vermoney
George Washington
Tm Waite
Scott Might
Deerfield
Brockton
Cincinnati
Miami
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Villanove
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Utah Aggies
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South
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Craiins
Wonester
Afonge Tnian
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Howard
Transylvania
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Sardinia
Stumble
Roark
Hearne Finishes in Los Angeles 260 Mile Race
Hearne completes a 260 mile race in Los Angeles, with Wis Angus in top finish. Sedan Haus of Los Angeles secures first, Millon second, Blo third in a lengthy endurance event. Sart and others show strong performances as field thins on the final laps.
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Hearne
Los Angeles
Wis
Deerfield High School Stumbles In Season Defeat
Deerfield High School of Chicago suffers its first defeat as Brock(s) of High win an international Rome 1 game. A touchdown by Stewart of Neer fend Fro highlights the second period as the feature.
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Brourton
Masa
Deerfield High School
Hicago
Brocks
High
Rome
Yard van Fer
Stewart
Neerfend
Yale Soccer Edged By Haverford in Mistaken Match Typos
Yale's soccer team lost to Haverford in a 0-0 misplayed game described with garbled names and places. The report mentions Bridgeport and referee Booth, with unclear timings and field conditions affecting play.
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YALE
Haverford
Army Navy Game At Polo Grounds Looms In Big Crowd
The report outlines a crowded afternoon with 44 090 fans for the collegiate Testball clash and 200 000 tickets applied for, while 253 900 will watch score-board results or minor games. Navy favored by odds but Army viewed as likely competitive. Navy leaves for Sew or Saturday morning, with cadet and boat mascots, after one season defeat concerns. Army lineup features Stor iulligan and Garal Davidson, while Navy has turnouts and injuries shaping the contest. Other notes include Boston College at Worcester, Dartmouth at Georgia, and California vs Oregon, with various injuries and lineups mentioned.
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Navy
Hore Conmendar Tns
Anhanells
Weide
Carney
Larsen
nalPha
Wood
McTaren
Baston
Colle
Anne
Holy Cross
Worcester Stevens
Dartmouth
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Syracuse
Jim Robertson
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Mammell Sai
Dartmouth Texap
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Aggies
Ter Lear
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Rein
Marshall
Morvis Harvey
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