Evenly Matched Rivals Face Thanksgiving Finals
New York today reports a Thanksgiving Day program with evenly matched foes among top eastern teams. Colleges like Penn, West Virginia, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, and Colgate headline curtain games as Navy, Holy Cross, Lehigh, Carnegie, Bucknell, and Dayton also compete in a packed slate. The article notes historic series trends, predicts tight contests, and lists last year’s results for context.
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Lehigh
Twin Oaks to Meet C. S. G. Five Friday
The Tain Orcs basketball team will face C. S. G. Five in a Friday game. Local church teams from St. Raphaela are not involved in this matchup.
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Football Upsets Highlight Din of Early Eastern Fall Season
A chaotic recap notes Dartmouth leading to a contested early season national claim with Colgate St Laurice Georgetown and Holy Cross rising as minor colleges. It mentions Yale Harvard Princeton and Penn negated by underdogs and includes chatter on bantamweight boxing and controversy over baseball's World Series rule changes.
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DeMolay 10 Opens Season January 4 with Home Game
The DeMolay Chapter launches its season January 1 at Holden Hall against a local team. Plans were finalized for Friday evening gatherings all January February and March. A home and home series with Milford Norwalk Stamford New Traven Anseonta and Bloomfield NJ teams is planned along with several top amateur clubs. Key staff include Howard Baker and Nick Tudta with advisory help from Pop Andreas as term head. Core players from last year’s champion cup team are named, led by Captain Marl Wit arson and Charlie Schempp.
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Charles Wrickson Grovee Fox
Bert Cohn
Larry Rosencliub Pennettes
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Derby High to Face Shelton in Annual Thanksgiving Game
Derby High faces Shelton in the final schedule game on Thanksgiving morning potentially deciding the Naugatuck Valley championship race with Stratford and Milford. A Shelton win ties them with Stratford and Milford for honors, while a loss leaves Stratford and Milford contending. Derby relies on C. Warden and Dutch Horst as key contributors as lineups are announced amid readiness and last minute changes.
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Compo Guards Open Season Against Bridgeport Tar Five
Compo Beach Life Guards prepare to open the local season Thanksgiving night at M C A gym facing Bridgeport Tar Five. New eight man roster includes Eddie McMahon from Fordham and his brother Larry, Eddie Quinn from Yale, Harry McMahon, Kenneth Seefeld, Dave Cyrion of Bridgeport, Allen Darby, and Ray Malkin. Referee waters from Bridgeport to officiate all home games.
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Allen Darby
Ray Malkin
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Major Daly Leaves Harvard Coaching Role Undecided Berths Sought
Harvard football circles seek a new head coach as Major Charles D Daly withdraws from 1926 plans. Eight candidates are named including Reginald Brown Percy Wendell Charles Tierney Walter Trumbull and Paul Withington. There is pressure to persuade Fisher to reconsider retirement and interest in Brown remaining on campus.
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Holy Cross Faces Boston College With Four Key Players Out
Worcester, Nov 25 Holy Cross will be without four players for Saturday’s game with Boston College at Braves Field Captain Jack Crowley star fullback is out with an injured leg and Dek Phelan center is also sidelined The Purple may move Clary Ryan to fullback with Jim Wallis or Wallice at other spots Paul Kittredge could handle punting If Crowley and Phelan were out the Crusaders lose two strong pillars and will rely on reserves as the team refines plays ahead of the contest
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Sterlings Defeat Brandias 48 to 7 in YMHA Hall
The Sterlings defeated the Brandias 48 to 7 at the YMHA hall last night. Cal dORoni and Arlio starred in the contest as the Sterlings dominated the game and built a wide lead.
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Department 38 Tops Singer Bowling League Lead Revealed
Department 28 leads the Singer Inter-department bowling league with a five game edge over Department 1. Leaders have 15 wins, 3 losses. second place 10 wins, unknown losses. Mihaly holds high single and high total. Mason leads averages.
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Mohicans Meet Crimsons and Knights of Columbus on Court
Bridgeport today features two basketball games and several football matchups. Mohicans meet the Crimsons of Hartford at Newfield Park at 2 80 o'clock, while Y M H A plays Port Chester Big Five and Knights of Columbus face St Augustine Triangles at Colonial Hall and Knights of Columbus Hall respectively at 2 30.
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Paddocks and Devons Battle in Annual Tilt
A large Myrtle Beach crowd will watch the Paddocks of Walnut Beach face Devon in the annual rivalry at Myrtle Beach Amusement Park. Players listed include Dan Casey, Joy Brothers, Brewster, Musso for Paddocks and Lewis, Earle, and Earle for Devon. The 2:30 p.m. game will be followed by a turkey dinner hosted by the Paddock club.
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First MFE Juniors Top Nichols in Overtime Victory
The First MFE Juniors defeated the Nichols Juniors 17 to 2 in overtime Tuesday night. Kogen and Thelin starred for the victors while Knapp stood out for Nichols. The score details conclude the brief game report.
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Milford Elevens Benefit Game Promises Excitement
Milford Nov 25 Spectral. A benefit features two football games for local fans. At 10 am the Milford High Alumni eleven faces the championship M H 3 eleven on Rosan's Forty Acres Gulf street. Alumni aim to win under coach Jack Clark with players Yaksha the Joy Brothers Whitey Brewster and others. In the afternoon the Paddock Juniors meet Devon Juniors for the town championship at Myrtle Beach park at 3 pm.
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