Colgate and Brown Play to 10 10 Tie in Classic Iron Men Clash
Colgate and Brown battled to a 10 10 deadlock as Mishel and Dumont led solid defenses and a late field goal attempt fell short. Brown faced frequent Colgate pressure, with Mehler’s passing thwarted and Randall held in check while Dumont’s kicks kept Colgate in contention.
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Colgate
Iron Men
Shaughnessy
Brown
Mishel
Sasely
Mehler
Brower
Ampie
Victor Colgate
Sterling
Timm Ard MacFarlane
Randall
Stamford Closes Season With Win
Stamford High School completed an undefeated season by routing Brooklyn Evening High 44 to 0. The 300 total points led all games. Iona Prep of New Rochelle was the lone scorer against Stamford, with six points. Stamford tallied two touchdowns in each of the first two quarters, added two more touchdowns and three field goals in the third, and racked up thirteen more in the final period.
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Stamford
Brooklyn Evening High School
Iona Prep
New Rochelle
Madden
Colgate Ties Brown In punt duel and goals run
Colgate and Brown battled through a punting duel with Mishel, Randall, and Shaughnes sy delivering key kicks. Colgate surged to a lead on a 69 yard scamper by Lawrence and a Randall TD, but Brown fought back to tie 11 11 before final plays ended with Colgate gaining field position and a late punt exchange.
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Colgate
Mishel
Dumort
Shaughnessy
Newall
Brown
Randall
Williamson
Tamont
Faye Brown
Lawrence
Bears
Dumont
Broda
Sbangoo Iron Men
Cornsweet
Ne Lawrences
Culgate
Brewer
Mehier
Wiliamson
Jong Brown
Plan to Close Up Chicago Coliseum
CHICAGO Nov 25 AP The Coliseum will be closed to boxing until promoters prove they can run shows. Charles T Hall president said crowd handling at last Monday's Tiger Flowers Eddie Huffman bout was unacceptable with over 390 tickets for 80 seats and spectators treated like cattle. The Delaney Von Porat show tomorrow and Walker Flower championship on December 3 will proceed, but further dates are barred until promoters demonstrate proper conduct. Three other approved dates have been cancelled.
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Chicago
Colseum
Charles T. Hall
Coliseum Company
Tiger Flowers
Eddie Huffman
Fred Irvin
Pt Moter
Hall
All-Stratfords to Battle All-Collegians at Newfold Park
The All-Collegians, a team of colored college stars from Tuskegee Paine and Lincoln universities, meet the All-Stratfords at Newfold Park Sunday afternoon in what is expected to be a premier professional game.
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All-Collegians
All-Stratford
Newfold Park
Collegians
Tuskegee
Paine
Lincoln University
Four Notre Dame Backfields Keep Rockne Ready for Injuries
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne can replace an injured backfield with a fresh quartet from four interchangeable backfields. Quarterbacks Edwards Parasian Riley McNally lead the first group. left halves Flanagan Neimic Roach Bray. right halves Heardon Dahman Chevigny Hurley. fullbacks Wynne O Boyle Red Smith McGrath. The sets include punters passers and kickers and Rockne praises Parasian Flanagan as top passer and runner.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
Rovkne
Edwards
Parasian
Riley
McNally
Flanagan
Neimic
Roach
Bray
Heardon
Dahman
Chevigny
Hurley
Wynne
O’boyle
Red Smith
McGrath
Army
Combinaion
Erictiron
Boxer Morley Married in Willimantic
Michael Morley a Hartford Police Department member and former welterweight boxer wed Miss Mary R. Cloutier of Willimantic today in a ceremony reported from Willimantic.
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Willimantic
Michael Morley
Hartford
Swedes Win Trophy In New Haven Run
In cold wind at New Haven on November 25, J Jacoble of Rochester NY running for the Cygnet A C won the five mile race in 26 minutes 1 second. The Swedish A C of Bridgeport took the team trophy with runners Bachlas from Southington Shay Seton Hall New Haven Ziren Cygnet A C DeMaria Waterbury Boys' Club Lindstrom Swedish A A.
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New Haven
J. Jacoble
Rochester
A.C
A. C
Bridgeport
Jacoble
George Bachlas
Southington
Shay
Seton Hall
B. Ziren
Cornell and Penn Clash in Nervy Gridiron Tilt
Cornell drives early for a 66 yard score set by Balderston to Molinet, then holds Penn to a series of punts and field goals. Wascalonis breaks through for Penn, Scull nails a 30 yard field goal, and a tense fourth quarter ends with a last attempt at a field goal as both teams trade drives and turnovers.
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Cornel
Paul Murphy
Ithacans
Penn
Balderston
Molinet
Carey
Cornell
Murphy
Rogers
Quakers
Beck
Motlner
Charley Rogers
Thayer
Une
Rogera
Ithazans
Tos
Wascalonis
Pennsylvania
Punta
Paul Scull
Rosenberg
Rock
Douglass
Sturhahn Again All American Choice in Spotlight
Sturhahn Yaleguard and Oosterbaan Michigan end again bid for footballs top honor after standout plays late season. Sturhahn scored via blocked kick touchdown against Harvard. Oosterbaan scooped up a Minnesota fumble to help Michigan tie for the Big Ten title. Strong field of eastern and western stars also vying for national recognition.
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Sturhahn
Michigan
Grange
Wilson
Oberlander
Nevers
Flournoy
Eddie Tryon
Ende
Tangen
Syracuse
Thayer
Penn
Bory
Army
Broda
Brown
Floyd
Navy
Saitonstall
Harvard
Western Stara
Coaterbean
Backbone Triumphs In Thanksgiving Handicap At Bowie
Backbone son of Whiskberoom 2nd and Stam ina won the $25,000 Gadsden Bryan Memorial substitute race, defeating Peanuts by a half length before about 20,000 at Bowie. Joy Smoke finished third as Backbone broke the Bowie track record for one mile and three sixteenths, earning $8,875 for Harry Payne Whitney and lifting Whitney stable earnings above $406,000 for the season. The turf was fast and the crowd sizable as Backbone outpaced the field in a final stretch drive.
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Bowie
Backbone
Joy Smoke
Peanuts
Cloudland
Traine Cloudland
Princesa Doreen
J. Fred A. Corposant
Laura Dianti
Cudgeller
Harry Baker
Arbitration
Gaffsman
Lodi
Abel
Bryan Memorial
Laverne Fator
Whistleroom
Pennsylvanians And Cornell Tie On Thanksgiving Day
Pennsylvania and Cornell battled to a 10 10 deadlock on Franklin Field in a Thanksgiving game before a record crowd. Scoring featured a Wascolonis touchdown and a Scull field goal for Penn, with Balderston Molinst pass and a Cornell kickoff return standout plays. Gate receipts approached 400000 dollars for the largest football crowd in the city.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Balderston
Molinst
Wascolonis
Pennavania
Moliist
Kerry
Paul Scull
Penn
Pennayl
Aesylvania
aesylvania-Cornell
Penn Corn Thayer
Wloka Hake
Duncan Sseses Ban
Jara
Balderst
Wascolonis Diag Pet von Molt
Two Changes In Hamilton Football Schedule For 1927
Hamilton News notes two changes to the 1927 football schedule. Clarkson Tech and Middlebury replace St Lawrence and Worcester Tech. W Elliot Warmuth of Louvills was elected captain, after three seasons as guard. Schedule includes Colgate at Hamilton, Clarkson Tech at Clinton, and matches with Rochester Am herat Trinity Haverford Union.
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Clinton
Hamilton
Clarkson Tech
Middlebury
Bt. Lawrence
Worcester Tech
W. Elliot Warmuth
Louvills
Colgate
Rochester
Herat
Trinity
Hartford
Haverford
Union
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