Stamford Defeats Mohicans in City Football Tilt
Bridgeport era report of a 12 0 loss for the Mohicans to Stamford at Newfold Park. Stamford’s line and backfield, led by Fin Toone and Whitey Strauss, produced a first touchdown after a forward pass set the stage. Leone added a 35 yard drive for Stamford’s second score in the third period. extra points failed. The Mohicans faced penalties and one ejection. Foley of Stamford left with a broken shoulder in the second half. Officials: Waters referee, Mahoney umpire, 15 minute periods.
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Detroit Americans Purchase William Moore From Rochester
Detroit November 27 The Detroit Americans acquire right handed pitcher William Moore from the Rochester club of the International League Moore had a strong wood 1923 season and joins the major league roster ahead of new season plans.
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Oldtimers hail Pennsylvanias grid legend crowd
Philadelphia November feature recounts a parade of football greats from Penn and rival eras before a Corner Penn game. It notes sixteen of nineteen 1904 undefeated team members, stars like Bill Hollenbach Vincent Stevenson and Bob Folwelt, plus coaches and notable figures from several universities admired by fans.
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Lincoln University Defeats Howard 34 0 in Classic
In Washington at Griffith Stadium Lincoln University crushed Howard University 34 to 0 in the annual Negro football classic. About 5000 alumni and friends from across the country filled the large park to cheer the teams. Ted Lancaster of Bridgeport starred at end for Lincoln, a former Bridgeport High School standout.
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Boston College Prepares for Holy Cross in Final Tilt
Boston College coach Cavanaugh tightens practice as the Eagles ready to face Holy Cross. Key players Harrison and Dar ing are listed to start with a strong lineup including O'Brien McManus and Cronin. Substitutes Rurant Hardy Larky O Neal and others ready for quick shifts. The squad travels to Duxbury for sea air training before returning to Boston for game day.
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Cobb's base stealing reform by Ty Cobb
Features how Ty Cobb changed base running by hitting the bag on the inside corner to reduce distance, fooling fielders with stances, and inspiring players to imitate his sharp first-base turns and quick sprints. The piece traces evolving outfield and infield reactions and Cobb's strategic timing. Chapter XXVIII, Nine Slides.
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Georgetown defense to be tested by Fordham at Polo Grounds
Georgetown, hailed for stout defense after a 3 to 0 win over Penn, faces Fordham in a Saturday clash at the Polo Grounds. Fordham’s Graham, considered the back of the era, will test Georgetown’s improved line as alumni rally and large crowds approach the event near New York.
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Record Attendance Mark for Maroons in 1924 Season
Nearly 250000 fans watched the University of Chicago football team in a night game, setting a new season attendance record for the Maroons during the Western Conference championship chase. Earlier, 222230 attended in 1928. Receipts for 1924 are projected near $500000 with about $200000 net after expenses.
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Williams Football Schedule Set For 1925 Season
Williams Mor A manager prepares the 1925 football schedule with six changes from this year, including Stephen's replacing BH PLT. The slate opens September 27 vs Hamilton at Williamstown and includes Cornell at Ithaca October 16, with Columbia visiting New York on October 24 and the Wesleyan clash near season end.
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Yale Baseball Schedule Shrinks to 30 Games for 1925
Yale's 1925 baseball slate, announced by manager Seth Bacon, reduces games by six from 1924. The Yankees plan only one Holy Cross game in New Haven, a southern swing limited to Washington and Richmond, and West Virginia as the sole new opponent. The schedule lists Fordham, Georgetown, Washington, Columbia, NYU, Penn, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard, and others with dates scattered across April to May in various cities.
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Navy Defense Strengthens for Army Clash
Annapolis dispatch notes Navy aims to curb Army in dry conditions with Wilson in focus. History shows 26 games tied at 12-12 after last year, with 1922 dry day cited as best in the semi series. The plan emphasizes hard ground play and strategic running by Harry Wilson as Navy seeks four-year edge.
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