Mohicans and Crimsons play to scoreless tie at Newfield Park
In a cautious affair both Mohicans and Crimsons mounted defensive stands near goal lines. Numerous line plays and a few injuries marked the afternoon as Hartford and Motican defenses held firm, product of tough kickouts and few scoring chances.
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Newfield Park
Moticans
Hartford
Hmeons
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Hls
Lindstrom
LE Weterson
Fennell
Roadley RG
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Hannon le Venroy
Wagner
OMEN
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Landers
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Waters
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Sphagrus
Celtics Defeat Swedes To Lead Connecticut Amateur League
The Celtics Amateurs won 6 to 1 over the Swedish Amateurs at Seaside Park to move into first in the Connecticut Amateur League. Jeffrey scored three times, McLeod added two, and Bjorling netted the Swedes' lone goal. Referee Brandon oversaw play with linesmen S. Tomlinson and Sjoberg.
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Seaside Park
Jeffrey
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Bjorling
Mason
Limbert
Jack
Byladner
Woods
E. Anderson
Young
Four Teams Vie For Lead In Church League Contests
Four teams tied for first in the Inter-church fastball league will clash tomorrow night. Presbyterian meets St John’s in the final at Municipal gym, First Baptist faces United at Presley hall surface, Stratford meets Summerfield MB, and new players Russell, Russell, Russell, West join Nichols MM, Lankton joins St John’s, and Hantle joins Oliver combined.
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St. John’s
Municipal Gymnasium
First Baptist
United
Presley Hall
Stratford
Summerfield M. BE
H Russell
O. Russell
Russell
HH. West
Nichols
Rounders Break Tie In Westport Bowling Circuit
In Westport, the Rounders won three straight games over the Westporters in the weekly bowling league. The Firemen lost two to the American Legion, ending the dead heat between the Rounders and Wiremen. Engineers and Water Co. remain tied for fourth, while Westporters and Post Office are tied for last.
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Westport
Rounders
Westporters
Firemen
American Legion
Engineers and Water Co
Georgetown Defeats Quantico Marines 16 to 0 in Thick Crowd
Georgetown, using a forward passing game, earned its first victory in four years over the Quantico Marines 16 to 0. The game drew the largest crowd of the season, including Secretary Wilbur and many high Navy and Marine Corps officials.
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Washington
Georgetown
Quantico Marines
Wilbur
Navy
Marine Corps
Levy Boots Washington to Win Over Grinnell
Washington University edged Grinnell 6 to 4 in St Louis on November 26, with a late 30 yard field goal by captain Levy securing the Missouri Valley Conference victory. In Boston, the Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets defeated the Bruins 4 to 2 in the opening NHL game of the season as they shed amateur status.
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Grinnell
ST Louis
Nui
Levy
Htis
Washington University
Boston
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Pirates
Bruins
Lacore
St Luke Team Leads Episcopal Bowling Circuit
The St Luke team tops the Episcopal bowling league by two games over St George. Leaders boast 17 wins 7 losses with St George at 13 9. Tinsley has high single 157 and high total 361 while C Tlurkman leads averages at 108. Team and individual standings include St Paul and St Luke high team single 44 and Trinity total 1515.
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Tinsley
C. Tlurkman
St Paul Ana St Luke
Trinity
St George
Bt. Paul
TU If
St. Michael —_ Carry
St Joan Vi
Ain St. Paul
Christ Church
Trinite
Calvary
Bass Beats Ryder in Philadelphia Bout
Benn Bass, Philadelphia featherweight, won a judges’ decision over Jon Ryder of Brooklyn in a ten round bout. Both fighters weighed in at 124 pounds. Minneapolis plans to host the annual International Bowling Association tournament in February, lasting ten days.
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Philadelphia
Benn Bass
Jon Ryder
Brook
Minneapolis
International Bowling Association
Haverford Beats Yale in Thanksgiving Soccer
Haverford defeated Yale 2 0 on Yale field in New Haven on Thanksgiving Day. Saunders scored in the second period and Dorton added a late goal after a cross pass from Richie. Yale, hampered by weak inside forwards, struggled though Mmbken stood out at right fullback.
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Yale
Haverford
Blues
Mmbken
Saunders
Richie
Dorton
Millrose runner captures annual classic over snow bound course
Ferwick Pennsylvania November 26 AP Fred Wuchsmuth of the Millrose A C New York won the 16th Terwick marathon in 49 minutes 4 seconds slowing two minutes from the course record. He edged Jimmy Menigan of Woxton and others through the mountain grind, finishing with a lead of 300 yards. Carl Davis of State College was first local, Jack Chanders surprised crowds finishing ninth. Also Boston November 27 AP Frank Bleshinger of Dorchester Athletic Club won the 10 mile New England championship on the Dorchester course in 49 minutes 18 seconds. First field trial for American Canadian bred cocker spaniels planned near Poughkeepsie December under Hunter Cocker Spaniel Club.
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Millrose A. C
New York
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Jimmy Menigan Woxton
Wachsmuth
Menigan
John Bell
Syracuse University
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Michaelson
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Conn
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John Grey
Philadelphia
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Waehsmuth
Jack Chanders
Pennsylvania State College
Carl Davis
State College
Jack Gagliano
Enterprise
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Boston
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Dorchester Athletic Club
New England
Dorchester
America
Poughkeepsie
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