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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1926

Page

20

Plan to Propose Double Team and Rotating Schedule in Big Ten

Western Conference leaders to meet in Chicago to discuss a two day plan for 1927 football schedules. A compulsory rotating schedule is favored by Minnesota and Michigan, with home and away games on the same dates. Northwestern opposes. Illinois and Notre Dame options pondered as coaches weigh expanding the conference.

Bombaco Chicago Biz Ten Mers Michigan Minnesota Ann Arbour Minneapolis University of Michigan Big Ten Northwestern Rreseta Gophers State Princeton Navy Pennsylvania Mthe Quakers Notre Dame Ohio State Wisconsin Stagg Illinois Cornell Dame Nebrichigan State Knute Rockne

Cadets Move by Five Special Trains to Army Navy Game

Vocal support for the Army ball team in Chicago for the contest against Navy drew 2,209 cadets and a band on five special trains. Lieut Col Hodges led the cadets as officials arranged radio coverage and a large turnout anticipated at the game.

ST Point N. Y Army Navy Chicago Campbell Hodges

PYLE TO SIGN NG PONG STARS FOR US TOUR

Nov 24 AP reports promoter C Pyle plans to bring Ping-Pong stars to the United States for a national Tennis Congress next month. Pyle will have scouts seek top players with offers of American tours as events aim for international trophies and titles amid a field including India Germany Czecho Slovakia Hungary and Austria.

Ndon C. Pyle Americ Sports Pyles India Germany Czechoja Hungary Austria Atapion S. Suppiah

Football Scores From Pro Leagues and Associations

Summary of matches across national leagues including Ike Maroons versus Providence Rollers ending 0 0 and Ford Yellow Jackets 20 Green 7 Giants 17. Brooklyn team results appear as a separate note with Bul's and Wilson's Wildcats. American Soccer results show Bedword 3 Ulster United of Toronto 2 and River 4 Providence 2 with unclear affiliations.

Ike Maroons Providence Rollers Ford Yellow Jackets Green

Columbia's 1927 schedule features four major opponents

Columbia Evening Lions unveil a 1927 grid lineup with Colgate, Cornell, Pennsylvania, and Syracuse as four marquee foes. Coach Crowley seeks a powerful system, stressing Eastern rivalries and a climb back to Major league status after a long drought. Williams and Johns Hopkins reappear, replacing Duke and William and Mary respectively, with Vermont Union and Wesleyan as early-season foes.

New York Columbia Colgate Cornel Pennsylvania Syracuse Morningsiie Charles F. Crowley Lion Wih Cornel, Pent Williams Johns Hopkins Wiliams Duke William and Mary Carnell Penn Vermont Union Wesleyan Eleves

Golfing Stars Start Westward For Coast Play

The vanguard of America's golf stars heads toward the Pacific Coast for a winter circuit of open and amateur events totaling $22,500 in California prizes. The Monterey Peninsula Open at Del Monte leads December events, followed by Los Angeles and Sacramento opens, with star players including Gene Sarazen, Joe Kirkwood, Bobby Cruickshank and Harry Cooper. The coast tour winds to San Antonio and concludes at Hot Springs with a $700 open in February.

San Francisco Pacific Coast California Monterey Peninsula Febbie Beach del Monte Sacramento Fresno Long Beach Los Angeles Harry Cooper Texas Gene Sarazen Mike Brady Joe Kirkwood Bobby Cruickshank Bill Melhorn Tom Kerrigan Leo Diegal MacDonald Smith John Black Wichita Kansas Larry Nabhnoltz

New England League to Play Next Season

The New England League Baseball association voted to operate again next year at a club owners meeting. The league supported Sunday baseball and would present a new Sunday baseball bill to the state legislature next January. Claude R. Davidson was reelected president. Members include Manchester and Nashua New Hampshire Beniston Portland Lenn Lawrence Salem and Haverhill Massachusetts.

Boston Nay New England League Baseball Association Claude RB. Davidson Manchester Nashua N. H Beniston Portland Lenn Lawrence Salem Haverhillo Massachusetts

Yankee sports men failing at Oxford rugby lessons

Four American football stars from Cornell Dartmouth Princeton join Oxford colleges as rugby players. George St Pfann M K Parker Caleb F Gates Morris Legendre adapt to Rugby rules and learn short passes while attempting long overhand throws. An early play prompts Ball to end round with a legal touchdown, but team captain bans long passes.

Oxford United States George St. Pfann Cornell M. K. Parker Dartmouth Caleb F. Gates Morris Legéndre Princeton Rugger Gates Balliet Colleges Parker Magdalen Pfann Legendre Brasenose College Prann Piann Car

Americans Feast at Rome Thanksgiving Dinner

About two hundred Americans and many Italians gathered at the American Ecclesiastical College in Rome for a Thanksgiving dinner. Monsignor Burke led a tour of the college while Cardinal Sin corp attended. It was the largest Thanksgiving gathering by the American colony.

Rome Nay Callege Turkey Monsignor Burke

Plan to Erect Greb Memorial in Pittsburgh

City council approves a proposal for a memorial to Harry Greb former world middleweight champion. Some members oppose while others urge Pittsburgh to be the first city to honor a pugilist. Vote passes five to three with support from theGrebs memorial committee

Pittsburgh Harry Greb Cornell W English Greb Robert Garland James F. Malone Pitte Burgh

Hake Named Leader of Pennsylvania Football Team

Edward W. Hake varsity tackle for two years was elected captain of the 1927 University of Pennsylvania football team after the game with Cornell. Hake was chosen unanimously.

Philadelphia Edward W. Hake University of Pennsylvania Cornell Hake

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