Columbia to Meet Dartmouth on Thanksgiving Day
The Cornell season preview centers on the Dartmouth at Columbia Thanksgiving game in New York. Dartmouth, led by Aschenbach and Diehl, aims to solidify its claim as a top team with stars like Sands Hurenhackie, while Columbia seeks to counter in a highly anticipated New York gridiron finale. The game shifts to a 2 PM kickoff to boost holiday attendance.
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Yale Penn Cornell Thanksgiving Contingent Ready in Philly
The Bridgeport Telegraph notes a record crowd expected for the Penn Cornell Thanksgiving clash in Philadelphia. Yale captaincy race between Luman and Lovejoy highlighted along with Dempsey planning a week hunting trip and no bout with Firpo announced.
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Yale Freshmen Team to Lead 1924 Strong Season
New Haven reports Yale coaches bank on a stellar freshman squad to offset expected graduation losses. Key names mentioned include Lovejoy Luman and Lummar as emerging leaders, with Tad Jones likely to remain head coach. The piece notes potential coaching changes and the need for a robust freshman class to fuel next year’s gridiron efforts.
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Ching Hammill Quits New Britain Team Shocks Fans
Report states Ching Hammill quit the New Britain football squad after discontent over playing time and a star fellow player drawing more goals. Ed Tickey remains with the team as Providence defeat them 10 to 0 in a second loss to the Steam Rollers.
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Harvard Football Schedule for 1924 Arranged
Harvard Athletic Association announces Harvard football schedule for 1924. The slate lists Holy Cross October 18, Dartmouth November 1, Princeton October 25, Brown October 22, Yale at New Haven, with most games at Harvard Stadium. Dartmouth game not a fixture. Oct 25 kept free for future big matchups.
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Tremaine Starts East for New York Bout
Cleveland boxing note reports bantamweight Carl Tyre Tremaine leaving tonight for New York to meet Panchola next Thursday. He travels with manager Jimmy Donn and training partners Annie Sconnell and Joe Pepperynintayo.
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Yale Faced Tough 1924 Schedule With Ivy Tests
Yale’s 1924 grid plans face stiff opposition from Maryland and West Point as Dartmouth joins the slate in a bid to toughen the schedule. Harvard opposes a triple entente push to bound Yale’s dates, while Brown lingers in dissatisfaction over the shifting Yale Brown series and overall performance.
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Penn vs West Virginia and Penn State loom in chaotic schedule
A fragmented analysis notes shifts in college football power from Philadelphia to New York, detailing Pennsylvanias rise and West Virginias unbeaten run. It cites Penn State as a challenger, outlines varied schedules, and discusses how difficult matchups and long travel distances shaped the season.
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Georges Carpentier to Fight Italian in January
An agreement was reached for Georges attention to face Eminio Sparta, the Italian heavyweight, for the European championship. The bout will be held in Milan in January with potential options for matches in Saigon and New York, depending on approvals.
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Griffith Defends Youth Policy With Roster of 1924 Recruits
Washington club owner Griffith defends grooming approach amid a rookie influx for 1924. He laments Bush’s alleged neglect of youth yet highlights a large crop of candidates from Bowels to Schemancke and McGrew, aiming to prove value in spring training and Tampa camp.
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Williams to play big ball schedule next spring
The schedule lists games against Tennessee, Yale, Penn, Columbia, and New York University among others. It includes dates in June and May with clashes at Philadelphia and New York venues, featuring teams such as Princeton, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Harvard, and Amherst.
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Brown University basketball note from 1930s fragment
Fragmentary obituary style text mentions Harold Mevane Winthrop Massachusetts Springfield and Ford, with garbled references to Brown University basketball context and a former athlete. The readable names suggest a sports or local notice with unclear details.
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Danbury Will Challenge at Traveling Train Event
Fragmentary text from Danbury area mentions a Danbury challenge tied to a traveling train. Names appear as Adbevi Sieber with an address 5 Westville Avenue Danbury. Details are garbled and unclear but indicate a local challenge event with uncertain dates and participants.
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Georgetown Fordham Set For Big East Clash Next Saturday
New York Nov 26 7 Intercollegiate football sees Georgetown play Fordham next Saturday at Yankee Stadium. The game caps a Catholic College championship program and draws wide regional interest with potential attendance the season’s best. Georgetown seeks to rebound from last year’s loss, while Fordham aims to spoil the Maroon’s afternoon.
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