Quakers Edge Cornell In Aerial Football Classic
In Philadelphia Pennsylvan ia defeated Cornell 20 to 6 before 56000 at Franklin Field. The Quakers used a sharp aerial attack to score two quick second quarter touchdowns and held off Cornell’s drives with stout defense. Captain Ren McGraw led the passing game with Thayer and Dugan scoring, while Kruez added two PATs. Cornell outgained 142 rushing yards to 86 but failed to convert passes, and fumbles plagued the Big Red as Pennsylvania sealed an eight point victory.
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Ren McGraw
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Jess Dugan
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Ithaca
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Frank Kearney
Itatan
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Orange trips Columbia in 9 6 game at Polo Grounds
Syracuse defeats Columbia 9 to 6 as John McBride kicks three field goals and adds a fourth in the second half. Despite penalties and fumbles, McBride’s kicking powers the Orange comeback while Columbia’s Koppisch and Aldea threaten. Final notes indicate continued play and a continuation on another page.
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Y.M. L H L A Defeats Stamford in Close Battle
The M. H. A. basketball team won its second game of the season by defeating the Stamford Big Five 26 to 19 at the Madison Avenue Auditorium yesterday afternoon. Schwartz and Smith starred in a fast game, with their standout individual play guiding the win.
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Kaceys Meet Mamaronack Five Tomorrow Night
The Kaceys basket team face Mamaronack five in their fifth game of the season. The Knights of Columbus squad has yet to lose this season but faces a strong lineup of New York stars in tomorrow’s game. A preliminary local game is also scheduled.
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Knights
Rocks Conquer Grashos 14 to 0 at Bullard's Field
The Black Rocks remained undefeated this season after trimming Crasho 14 to 0 at Bullard's Field yesterday afternoon. Trick plays and strong forward passes keyed the win with Reiss shining as the standout, excelling in end runs and timely passes. Vanderbilt suffered a surprising 18 to 6 defeat at the hands of the University of the South of Suwanee, marking Sewante's first victory over Vandy in 70 years.
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High School Player Crosby Injured In Last Game
Sir John Crosby a 16 year old KEAH team player suffered a broken right leg this morning during a game with Putnam High School. He was taken to Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam after four minutes remained. The injury occurred as Crosby caught a pass and reportedly stumbled over a base bag on the baseball field. Putnam won 6 to 0 in Killingly’s final contest of the season. Crosby is the son of Mr and Mrs H J Crosby, well known residents.
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H. J. Crosby
Dickinson Upsets Bucknell 11-7 in Lewisburg showdown
In Lewisburg Pennsylvania on November 27 1924 Dickinson defeated Bucknell 11 to 7. Dickinson trailed at halftime and rallied in the final period as M Goodwin Bucknell back produced two 60 yard runs including a TD. Bucknell answered with a TD a field goal and a safety but Dickinson grabbed the lead late to clinch the upset.
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Dickingon
Western Reserve Defeats Tufts 3 to 0 in Final Game
In Cleveland on November 27 Western Reserve University defeated Tufts College of Medford by 3 to 0. The game featured strong tackling and few Reserve turnovers despite cold wet weather. Tufts seldom mounted a serious threat, while Reserve capitalized on passes and line plays to secure the shutout.
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Ballastas Iteserve
Bonnie Omar Dominates Bowie Pace Event
Bonnie Omar a three year old filly owned by B Rouge won the Thanksgiving Day handicap at Bowie in 2 02 breaking the prior track record of 2 04 set by Bunga Buck. Ploughboy closed well to take second just ahead of Whitney Stable Initiate with Sansini third. Bonnie Omar paid 47 30 for a two dollar mutuel.
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Bonnie Omar
Holman colt wins Thanksgiving Hands cap at Jefferson Park
Nassau South Carolina trainer S. C. Holman sent out his four year old in the Thanksgiving Hands Cap feature on the opening day of the winter racing season at Jefferson Park. Banler finished second with Rinkey third in a race described as the feature of the day.
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Mme D:do
Bridgeport Stars Stall in Hartford Tie With West Sides
Fast amateur boxing bouts headlined the Park Theatre show with Julius Smith vs Teddy Lacroix ending in a draw after four rounds. In football, Bridgeport and Hartford West Sides battled to a scoreless tie at Hartford Eastern League enclosure, the Park City defense holding firm despite multiple chances.
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Julius Poole
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Fred. Kremus
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Freferse
Louis Bogash
LaCroix
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Jack Link
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Young Black
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Reese Whalen
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Kelli
Devon Teain Wins Milford Title by Beating Paddocks
The Devons captured Milford’s championship by beating the Paddocks 16 to 8 on the Devon A. C. field yesterday afternoon. The game featured rowdy scenes with spectators joining fights, requiring police protection. Joy opened with a 30 yard touchdown reception, Murla added a 28 yard run for Devon, and Lewie contributed a goal and a 20 yard placement.
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Murla
Gevon
Lewie
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LSU
Lockwoods Meet Port Chester Five Tomorrow Night
The Lockwoods, a strong south era basketball team, travel to Port Chester for a season opener. Lineups list Lockwoods Robinson Jacobs Walen Tersavage Crackon B Jacobs Mahoney Paterson Murdock Monohan Vlacher Moker with other players noted in the readable roster fragments.
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Marathon winner captures Berwick title in tough course
James Henigan of Boston won the fifteenth Berwick Marathon on a mountainous nine and a quarter mile route in 49 minutes 73 seconds. Eyronen of Finland was second in 49 41 2 5, John Bell of Syracuse University third in 60 33. Twenty four runners started. Albert Michaelson of Stamford placed fourth with 50 41, followed by Frank Tittermen New York sixth, Ale Mack New York seventh, William Ars Philadelphia eighth, James Conner New York ninth, Clarence Demar Bedford fifth, George Raidaux New York tenth.
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William [Eyronen
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John Bell
Syuise University
Albert Michaelson
Stamford
Conn
Heth
Prank Tittermen
New York
Ale Mack
New
Williamars
Philadelphia
James Conner
Clarence DeMar
Bedford
Mass
George Ratidaux
Stratfields Organize Basketball Team in Need of Practice Hall
Stratfields have formed a basketball team in Stratfelds, but lack a suitable practice hall. Town owners have refused use of a local hall, hindering practice. Manager Stephen Calgan, Noble 3047, coordinates efforts amid limited options.
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Ryv! Telegram
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Army Squad Heads to Navy Battle in Baltimore
The Army football squad of thirty six players plus coaches left for Baltimore to face Navy in the annual service game. The lineup was not finalized with Baxter likely out at left end and Davidson tentatively in, while Yeomans or Harding would start at quarterback and Saunders likely at right tackle. Head Coach McEwan will announce the final lineup upon arrival.
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Sacraments to Play Collegian Quintet Tonight
The Blessed Sacraments quintet faces the Bridgeport Collegians in Blessed Sacrament hall on Union avenue for their second game of the year. They defeated the Mohawks last week and played Stratford ruegion last night.
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Marquette Downs Vermont in One-Sided Season Finale
MARQUETTE WINS OVER VERMONT IN ONE-SIDED BATTLE. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY closed its 1924 football season at Milwaukee before a record crowd, routing Vermont 61 07. The Golden Avalanche offense clicked with forward passes and long runs as Dilweg Demetino Curtin Leichtfuss Heggsch Skemo ONeil and Shotota starred. Vermont’s Tarpey and Yarnell showed flashes but Vermont managed only two first downs.
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Harms
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Marquette
Dilweg
Demetino
Curtin
Leichtfuss
Heggsch
Skemo
O'Neil
Shotota
Georgia Tech Edges Auburn In Low-Scoring clash
Georgia Tech defeated Auburn 7 to 0 in Atlanta. Wycott plunged from one yard for a fourth quarter touchdown and Williams added the extra point with a kick from placement to seal the win in a closely fought af fair.
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Plainsmen
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Prank Lockhart Wins 250 Mile Automobile Race
Frank Quockhart finished first in the Ascot road race of about 260 miles in Los Angeles on November 27. Cannonball Bak, leading most of the race, finished second after two flats near the end. Lockhart earned a prize of 16060 with a time of 3 hours 21 minutes 40 seconds. Baker placed third as C A Chamberlain and Ted Simpson followed. The course included a short stretch and a long rolling section near the bowl.
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Cannonball
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Ted Simpson
Sunnyland Victor Takes Ta Juana Star Race Title
Sunnyland wins the inaugural handicap at a mile and seventy yards on opening card at the Tiajuana Country Jockey Club in California. Postillion finishes second and Tangerine third as Sun Star, Coffrath handicap winner, starts poorly and struggles to the rear. Nine horses entered. Sunnyland and Postillion race as Tangerine closes fast, Sunnyland finishing a half length ahead.
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