Pennsylvanias aerial attack outpaces Cornell in second quarter
Penn defeats Cornell 35 to 6 before 75,000 at Franklin Field. Quarterback Murphy and end Shober starred in a five touchdown barrage in the second period, with Penn amassing 339 total yards to Cornell's 25 through the air. Balderston and Hockelman led Cornell's brief first half rally before the Quakers pulled away.
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Grid results from various college football games
A compiled list of scores from numerous college football matches including Cornell 0 Furthensburg 6 and Missouri 20 Oklahoma 7. Notable wins include Western Maryland 2 over Virginia Mus In 12 and Cincinnati 14 over Migmul U 17. Other results feature Howard 56 Miami 0 and Denver U 48 Colorado U 7 with many more scorelines and participating schools listed.
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Pottsville Maroons Dominate Steam Rollers 6-0
Pottsville Maroons defeat Providence Steam Rollers 6 to 0 in a National Professional Football League game. Kennealy, acting captain, scored on a second quarter rush after catching a Kirkuskie pass on the 12 yard line. Steam Rollers twice threatened but failed to convert downs in Maroons territory.
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United States to play in American Zone for Davis Cup
The Davis Cup committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association elected to challenge in the American zone next year. If approved, the 3828.1 challenge will be sent to France by January 31. Selecting players may include Tilden Johnston Williams Hunter Chandler Lott Joby Van Ryan White Doeg Holman and others to balance college schedules and maximize talent.
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Y. M. C. A. Five Opens Court Season Tonight
The Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. basketball team will start its season tonight with a game against the Battery D tossers in the Y gym. The Batterymen are defenders in the 242nd Artillery Inter-Battery League, and a fast, hard matchup is anticipated.
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Bricker Wins Berwick Marathon in Brilliant Time
Bricker from Gault Ontario defeated 87 runners in the Berwick marathon on a rain soaked nine and a quarter mile mountain course. His time 48 minutes 22 seconds plus 1 25 1 5 seconds behind the 1922 mark set by Wille Ritola. John Bell and Bill Cox followed, with ten runners failing to finish amid the downpour as spectators watched from the rain.
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Hobart Triumphs Over Rochester 39 to 7 in Thanksgiving Game
Hobart beat Rochester 39 to 7 in WN C on Thanksgiving Day, delivering a fifth straight win for Geneva. The Hobart squad, despite a swampy field, executed plays with notable efficiency led by Barna the left end who contributed a pair of touchdowns amid a dominant team performance.
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Packers Nose Out Yellow Jackets 17 to 9
Green Bay Packers defeated the Frankford Yellow Jackets 17 to 9 in Philadelphia before about 10,000 fans. The Packers relied on strong forward passing with Dunn Purdy and Lewell contributing, while Rodgers Britton Kassel and Mercer starred for Frankford in a hard fought NFL clash.
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The Sportlight Two By Games Feature Busy Saturday
The Sportlight previews two marquee games on Saturday Army at Polo Grounds versus Navy and Notre Dame at USC in Chicago. It notes potential turnout above 600000 tickets, discusses teams star players and lines, and compares backfield talent like Cagle Welch and Marsters while highlighting the season’s strong lines and tough schedules.
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Parson Enters Finals In Carolina Golf Play
Donald Parson of Youngstown Ohio advances to the finals of the Carolina golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina by defeating BR Francisco of Rutland Vermont and 8. He will meet Edwin L Schofield of New York who reached the final by default of Eric D Thomson of St Johns New Brunswick.
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Hebron runner sets national prep cross country mark
Croydon Joron of Hebron Academy won the national individual prep school cross country title in Newark New Jersey, covering two miles 2 5 furlongs in 19 minutes 48.8 seconds. Hebron placed second in the team standings with 84 points behind Schenectady High School. Joron had previously won the Harvard Intercollegiate championships and Hebron had already claimed New England and Maine state titles.
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Columbia Triumphs Over Syracuse 14 7 In Blocked Punt Game
Columbia defeats Syracuse 14 7 in a rain of blocked punts and touchdowns. Kerrigan and Will jam s scoring drives anchor the Blue and White while Madden adds two extra points. Syracuse rallies with a late forward pass drive but is denied by Columbia’s defense and a late goal line stand.
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August and Davis win Thanksgiving handball doubles
August and Davis won the Y M C A Thanksgiving Day doubles handball tournament beating Abbott and Walker in two straight sets 21 16. The event featured Brow nell and Ponelett, Berger and Rock, suby and Spelsret, Pirlezky and Hilsinger, Fried and Bottes, and Pirierxy and Hilsinger in earlier rounds before the final.
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