Chains Victorious Over All Waterbury 29 to 1
Waterbury and Syracuse rivaled in a football score rush as Chains crushed All Waterbury 29 to 1 at New Park yesterday. Bakos starred with two touchdowns and multiple runs and passes while Grunwald, Forst, Teller, and Bowers contributed on offense as Waterbury yielded a decisive victory in a game featuring injury substitutions and a resilient Waterbury defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roshier
Foo
Aguch
Waterbury
Newa Park
Miady
Acces
McGrath
Waterbury Inc
May
Hunt
Acco
Arcos
Bakos
Fambea
Grunwald
Balog
Brady
Accas
Ail
Teller
Mein
Bowers
Chain
Waters
Rat
Chains
Hall
Hanley
Nagle
Forst
Jane
Hakas
Xyafone
Sade
Shounds
Holloran
wOhain
Hine
Callahan
Bakes
Ime
Chatan
Ali Waterbury
Waterbury’s
Trychdewsr
Toan Moorehouse
Stratford
Impire
Tommy Lawlor
Charles Mahoney
Glees Lose to Williams in Yale Bowl Clash
The Washington Glees of New Haven faced Williams in a final clash at the Yale Bowl for the Felon City championship. Despite missing Eddie Reilly and Bill Flanagan, the Glees led 14-0 over Williams, and manager Kearney indicated the Sunday field match would pit the Glees against the Aviators from Mitchell Pied, with a decision likely today and announcement tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Glees
New Haven
Willams
Glees
Newfield Park
Eddie Reilly
Bill Flanagan
Bridgeport
Thea Willams Ton Co
Mitchel Pied
Everett High to Play Bridgeport High Tomorrow
Everett High School eleven, Massachusetts scholastic champions, face Captain Hammill's Bridgeport High at Newfield Park tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Coach Fred Hunt confirms the wire confirming the game. Everett has lost only to Somerville and the Bay State squad travels to Bridgeport this afternoon, with lineups to be published in The Telegram tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High School
Massachusetts
Hammill
Bridgeport High
Newfield Park
Fred Hunt
Everettes
Everett High
Somerville
Bridgeport
Somerville High to Battle For International Honors
Scott High of Toledo won the local football title for the fifth straight time by defeating Waite Hitch school of Toledo. The victory earned an intersectional contest against Somerville High of Somerville, Massachusetts, to be played in Toledo on December 6. One touchdown sealed the win, with Scott also holding the Intersectional title after last season’s win over Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Scott High School
Waite Hitch School
Somerville High
Somerville
Mass
Scott
Marblehead
Hampton Roads Wins Eastern Naval Title in Thrilling Game
Hampton Roads naval training station defeated the battleship Pennsylvania team 27 to 19 at Central High Stadium to claim the eastern naval football championship. Spectators included Secretary Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. The game featured a strong aerial offense and the Heisman shift, with a 30 yard pass from Captain Maddon to Watson setting Pennsylvania's first touchdown after a 40 yard run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hampton Roads Naval Training Station
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Daniels
Roosevelt
Naval
Central High School
Maddon
Watson
Cpennsylvania
Kansas Football Men Offer to Work Mines
After a game with Missouri, Kansas university football players voted to offer their services to the state for coal mining. The offer was submitted to Attorney General Richard J. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrench
Isans
Kansas University
University of Missouri
Richard J. Hopkins
A yshan spline Yay checker tournament featured yesterday
Eighteen entrants formed an elimination tourney in the association club. Participants included Dante Galleri and Arthur Ponelet among others. Tarnowski won the WY. MM. LoAL bronze watch offered as a prize, while James Hanedet impressed before losing to the eventual winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante Galleri
Arthur Ponelet
William P. Kunt
Joseph Mulcahey
Ridward Gallagher
Sennarson
Rarl F. Lyon
Melville Turner
Ton Dalton
August Ortlepp
Miller Alispaugh
Michael Sember
G. J. Baird
Biiehart Puppis
Frank Wevines
Wishlema
A. Spaulding
M. Tarnowski
Tarnowski
Loal
Wateh Toh
Speelay Menetien
Jfanedet
Haverford and Cornell Clash Ends In Narrow Tie
Nordie Haverford faced Cornell in Philadelphia as the two soccer teams played to a 0 0 draw. Despite attempts by Haverford forwards to break through, Cornell held firm with solid defense and goalkeeper saves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nordie Haverford
Cornell
Hinverford
Tia
Penn Eleven Smashes Cornell 24 to 0 in Thanksgiving Clash
The University of Pennsylvania football team closed the season with a decisive 24 to 0 victory over Cornell on Thanksgiving Day. The Quakers dominated on both sides of the ball, scoring in the second and third periods and adding a late touchdown in the final quarter. Bell to Hopper opened the scoring, Light and Brunner added points, and Miller broke free for a fourth-quarter TD after a long Penn forward pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Worl Stata
Perio Cornell
Pennsylvania
Light
Brunner
Bell
HA. Miller
Cornell
Miller
Warcity Eleven
T.inown
Tendler Knocks Out Noye in Second Round Fight
Philadephia report says Lew Tendler of Philadelphia knocked out Johnns Noye of St Paul in the second round. Tendler landed a left to the right eye. Benny Leonard and Solater Bartfield fought to a nine draw with little action. We Peveke son of New York won a closely contested lattice from Tal Motan of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Johnns Noye
St. Paul
Tendler Calleht Noye
Benny Leonard
Solater Bartfield
Brooklyn
Pevekeson
New York
Tal Motan
New Orlesais
West Virginia Triumph Over Morgantown Victory
West Virginia defeated Morgantown 7 to 0 in a tightly contested college game. The first period featured strong defense and a key drive by Wood J. Beore, while SOPsult Tandy Peet contributed on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Wy van, Sr
West
Virgina
Wrelchington
Son College
Fa Lip Sea Sou
Wood J
Football results across ties and upsets across many colleges
Pennsylvania 24 Cornell 20 led by Venn Sato. Columbia 7 Brown 7. Lehigh 0. Delaware blanked by Venn Military 16 0. Villanova 7 NoOY Aggles 0. Syracuse edged by Nobrash 6. Muhlenberg 0. Franklin & Marshall Q. Michigan Avenies 7. Wabash 7. North Carolina 6 Virginia 0. Missouri 23 Thansts 2. West Virginia 7. W. & J. 0. Rochester 4 Hobart 0. Maryland State 44 Johns Hopking 0. Vanderbilt 3 Sewanee 21 Washington & Lee 7. Georgia Tech 7 Washington 7 California 0. St. Juouls Uni 0. Holy rosa 7. Notre Dame 14. Morningside Creighton 7. South Dakota 0. Colorado College 13 Colorado Age ieuse Amesid. Drake 0 Rice 40 Arkansas 0. Bucknell 6 Dickinson 0. Center 77 Georgetown College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Venn Sato
Lehigh
Columbia
Brown
Venn Military
Delaware
Villa Nova
Nooy
Aggles
Nobrash
Syracuse
Islhas Muhlenberg
Shure
Franklin & Marshall Q
Michigan
Avenies
Wabash
North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Thansts
West Virginia
Rochester
Hobart
Maryland State
Johns Hopking
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Washington & Lee
Mithane
Georgia Tech
Washington
California
St. Juouls
Creighton
South Dakota
Colorado College
Colorado
Ant Farm Chief Plans Red Ant Feast For Thanksgiving
A spoof from Bugs Baer depicts Chief Dodge of the Friars ant department funding a New Rochelle ant farm to raise red ants for the dinner table. The piece lampoons high living costs and a nation turning to ants as a poultry stand-in, detailing a grandiose but absurd program with mock quotes and fanciful figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs" Baer
Dodge
Ant Department
The
Friars
England
New Rochelle
Ant Herders’ Union
Podge
America
Ls Library
New Iochelle
New York State
Jersey
Hell Ant
Dodar
Tony
Tom
Tie
Board of Trade
Nita
Dorchester Club Contest Reports Mixed Results
In Boston a Dorchester club event featured Great Sphigd Aer leading Nos 27 Weed Faller with strong showing. Cray Pieper secured second place while an oath was sworn in a ceremonial moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dorchester
Nebraska Wins 3-0 Over Syracuse in Snowy Game
Lincoln November 20. In a snowbound clash, Nebraska defeats Syracuse 3 to 0. Captain Dobson kicked a second period drop goal from the 29 yard line for the only score, as both teams battled for yardage amid wintry conditions and punting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
University of
Tiniversity
Nebraska
Lobbsor
Nebrask
Schellenberg
Nebraske
Syracuse
Archiey
Dobson Intosbraska
Nesbraska
Hilliant
Schallenberg
Ecorhusker
Pa. Swanson
Tos
Dobson
Zbyszko Beats Ed Lewis In One Fall Title Bout
Zbyszko defeats Ed Lewis in 38 minutes in a one fall finish match here tonight. The bout headlines the Washington and Jefferson arena card with local fans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borron
Novietory
Washington
Jef- Lewis
Walnut Juniors blank Nationals 18 to 0 at Seaside Park
In front of 8000 fans at Seaside Park the Cast Walnut Juniors held the Nationals scoreless and won 18 to 0. Pete Gilbride starred on defense, while Malaney and Conroy added touchdowns. Captain Dick Baxter provided the initial score on a forward pass. Next Sunday Walnut meets Crasho Juniors of the West Final as they push for more victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Nationals
Pete Gilbride
Malaney
Dick Baxter
Secont
Conroy
Dicky Bax
Crasho Tuniors
Tlakeviews
Walnut Club
Challenge by Sasha Rabies Football Team
The Sasha Rabies football team issues a challenge to any team in the 19 26 pound class for a game Sunday afternoon at Seaside Park at 2 80 o'clock. ANEW or through The Tele eran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasha Rabies
Teleeran
Acorns Meet Oakwoods In Weekend Practice Clash
The Acorns face Oakwoods in a tense clash at the Acid Works yard as all players report tonight for practice. The Acorns challenge Fairfield Cubs for next Sunday with coverage via The Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Cubs
Walnuts Reservey Defeat Athletic Juniors in 21 to 3 game
The Walnuts eleven defeated Shr Burry Roads yesterday by 21 to 3 with long runs and passes. G Quarterback Gainor started the scoring, Callahan caught passes for two touchdowns, and a 20 yard punt return by Gator added the third score in the second half. Merit refereed, Joe Waters was umpire, and George Meyers headines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnuts
Shr
Burry Roads
Bury Roads
Gainor
Callahan
Burr Roads
Burr Road
Gator
Merrit
Joe Waters
George Meyers
Holy Cross Loses to Detroit in Intercollegiate Football
Detroit’s University side dominated Holy Cross 7 to 1 as Cullback tallied two touchdowns and kicked three goals. Holy Cross replied when Flynn returned a Detroit fumble 50 yards for a touchdown and Ogdaley added the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U University of Detroit
Holy Cross
Cullback
Flynn
Ogdaley
Tigers Cubs Park City Tie For City Title
A local youth league report shows a 6 to 8 tie between the Tiger Cubs and Park City yesterday in a city championship race for the 10 to 20 pound class. The Cubs posted a sequence of scores including Cubs 1, Angles 0, Cubs 8, South Ends 7, Lewis A C 6, Cubs 8, Lewis A C 7, Cubs 6, Park City drs 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Cubs
Park
Tiger Tits
Pa'ing
Cubs
Arngles
South Ends Cubs
Lewis A.C
Lewis A. C
Park City Drs
Negro Colleges Tie In National League Park Tilt
At National League Park in Philadelphia on November 27 Howard University of Washington DC and Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, both unbeaten this season, played to a 0 to 4 tie in a classic meet of black colleges in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League Park
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Lincoln University of
Penn State Beats Pitt 20 to 0 in Pittsburgh
Penn State defeated the University of Pittsburgh 20 to 0 in Pittsburgh. Davies and Hastings were held, Hess and Snell grounded Pitt. Way ran 47 yards for a touchdown and Cubbage added a TD with a goal. Final period boosts by Pitt failed to overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvptsburge
Penn Ate
University of Pittsburgh
Davies
Hastings
Penn State
Hess
Snell
Eckert
Brown Tl. FE
Harman Cubbags
Rauch
G. Stein
Conover Ce
McLean Osborn
R.G
Bond Henry Th. Gy Ewing Iggins McCracken Robb K Q. B
Davies Snell L
H. Laugra
Penn
Higgins
Evans
Williams
Bennett
Pennsylvania
Eckels, W. & J
Columbia University Coach Fred Dawson Resigns
Fred T Dawson head coach of football baseball and basketball at Columbia University resigned today citing ill health. The athletics committee accepted the resignation and Dawson will leave for Arizona on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred T Dawson
Columbia University
Colmbia
Dawson
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Moshier
Lees
Accessere
Speedy Bay State
Hampton Roads
Ithacans
Penneyylvania
Hopper
Ho Miller
Muchdowns
Branner
Toak
Theferest
J. McCarty
Germantown Academy
Tmpirea
Titzel Kraves A
Thomas Strauss
Hh. G. Ta
Wray
Forrell C. Neylon
Avi R. Az
Shiverick
Bell Tn
Strauss
R. Brunershuter
Poerbods
Carnell
Tendler Kayoes Noye
Soldier
Bartheld
Jackson
Boots
Zbyszko
Ed Lewis
Walnut Reserves
Athletic Juniors
Panthers
Warner
St. How
Waver
Alors EN Merchants
Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!