Panthers Narrowly Slip Past Penn State at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh defeats Penn State 24 to 3 on a wet Forbes Field under slippery conditions. Gustafson scores twice with Harding and McCutcheon adding a TD as Pitt overcomes slow start and field goal attempts fail.
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College Football Scores From Round of Games
A mixed list of collegiate results shows Cornell 0 and Jown 20, Columbia 6, Brown 20, Colgate 1, Oklahoma 7, Missouri 14, and Washington and Lee 28 over North Carolina State 0. Other notable outcomes include Detroit Univ 0, Maryland 0, Johns Hopkins 0, and Pittsburgh 24 to Penn State 3. A long, fragmented recap notes hazy details across many teams and games.
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Senators Nothnagle League clash highlights Cowan
The Senators have played the Giants consistently this season in the Nothnagle League. Captain Cowan has starred, guiding his team with standout performances and steady play.
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Alphabets Bash Moawks 25 to 0 in Park Rout
The Alphabets, a leading city team, crushed the Moanks 25 to 0 at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon in a one sided game. Alphabets hope to face Iron Jeven, the only squad to score on them, in their next match.
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Brown Wallops Colgate 20 to 6 in season finale
Brown completely outclassed Colgate 20 to 6 before a capacity crowd at Andress field. Keefer and Pohlman sparked the attack with long runs and a key pass to Pohlman for a score. Tryon and Stratton provided late excitement for Colgate, but Brown held on as captains Sheldon and Crowther played final games for their teams.
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Derby Stakes 1926 nominations headlined by American Mr Macomber
The one hundred forty third renewal of the Derby Stakes at Epsom Downs drew 318 nominations for about a mile and a half with 3,000 sovereigns added. Among the nominees are Joseph H. Widernar A K Macomber Pp Belmont and Marshall Field. Mr Macomber led the Americans as the heaviest nominator naming seventeen.
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Battle Results From New York and Providence Ringside
Babe Herman of Freeport defeated Johnny Leonard in a twelve round decision in New York with weights 128 and 429 1 4 pounds. Paddy Flynn beat Paddy Ryan at 149 pounds. In Providence August Bridgeport lightweight won over Harb Brodie with a sixth round knockout.
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Chaney Knocks Out Mitchell in Fifth Round Fight
George Chaney of Baltimore stops Ray Mitchell of Philadelphia in the fifth round of their ten round bout during a Thanksgiving matinee in Philadelphia. Chaney suffered a broken nose in the first round but carried on bravely weighing 136 1/2 pounds to Mitchell's 124.
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Kog" Chaney
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Georgetown Leads Fordham In Historic Football Series
Georgetown holds the edge in the long running Georgetown Fordham football series ahead of the upcoming Polo Grounds game. Since 1907 Fordham led early but Georgetown has captured six wins to Fordham's three with two scoreless ties.
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The Sportlight Preview of Army Navy Grid Clash
The piece weighs the now familiar Army Navy football duel, noting Army’s near flawless record and Navy’s injuries, with reflections on luck, form, and past upsets. It discusses Princeton Harvard Yale battles, forecasts, and surprises like Rutgers 43 Lafayette 6 and Minnesota Illinois Vanderbilt outcomes, ending with Pennsylvania football and Nurmi’s cross country remarks.
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West Virginia Trims President Eleven 40 to 7
West Virginia University crushed Washington and Jefferson College 40 to 7 in Morgantown on Thanksgiving Day. Nardinel Ekberg and Farley led the Mountaineers with tough runs and sharp end play as W and J managed a late, long pass and run for their lone touchdown.
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