Chains Defeat Lakes at Newfield Park 14 to 6 in 1920 clash
The American Chain football team defeated the Lakes 14 6 at Newfield Park before about 1 900 spectators. Grunwald and Bakos starred for the Chains with two long passes to Miller and key runs. Brady kicked both goals after touchdowns as the game extended into a dusk ending in darkness.
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Minnesota Thistles Clinch Soccer Championship at St Paul
In a decisive victory on November 28, the Minnesota Thistles secured the state soccer title at St Paul, finishing atop the standings and earning the premier championship honors for the season.
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RE. Paul
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Gambling Element Must Be Curbed Landis Says
Judge Landis, new head of organized baseball, urged removing gambling from the national game. Speaking in New York, he sought cooperation from all parties to clean up baseball and said stronger laws may be enacted at federal or state levels. He planned to return to Chicago for a joint baseball league meeting to discuss reconstruction plans.
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Laguer
Yale Crew Schedule Sets Key Races on Housatonic Derby Course
Yale crew officials reported tentative plans for two Yale versus Columbia races on the Housatonic at Derby in April, with a Yale Penn contest on the same course April 16. The schedule includes Yale-Cornell-Princeton triad at Derby and a triangular Derby event among Columbia, Pennsylvania and Princeton on the last mentioned river, plus later Ithaca dates.
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Pittsburg Panthers Star Donates Gear To Kids
Tom Davies the Panthers star halfback has given his football helmets to two local children. The gesture sparks interest as youth in Pittsburg gear up for Pitt women day and a lesson in football.
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Paddock A C Wins Milford Championship in Thrilling Game
Milford loses to Paddock A C of Walnut Beach 6 to 5 in a hard fought clash. Beneficio scored the decisive Milford goal but the Paddocks claimed the title with a late fourth period touchdown. Milford showed strong defense and open field excitement led by Captain Gould and McKenna.
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Clemmons
Plath
Horemans Aims to Take Two Balkline Titles from Hoppe
Edouard Horemans aims to challenge Willie Hoppe for two balkline world titles in a planned February order. Negotiations include 18.9 and 18.1 formats with block-by-block matches totaling 2,900 and 2,000 points, while a third party guard targets possible deferrals after the 18.2 event.
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Hoppe
Ribbons Triumph as Parsons Five Fall in Big Win
The Blue Ribbon team defeated Parsons 49 to 42 before nearly 900 fans. Friedman led with 16 points, Burns and Bowers each tallied 17 for Parsons, while Sedran Leonard and White added for the Ribbons. Manager Leary announced a Trenton game next Sunday with Tom Barlow.
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Palves
KLESCH IMPROVES CLEVELAND IN GLOOMY NOV NIGHT
Nov 28 report outlines Johnny Klearh grooming for a match with Johnny Wilton in a rising middleweight class. Longfellow Midgets beat St Augustine football fans, securing state championship medals. Joseph Concannon to defend his title, with entrants listed: Lennett, Welsfort, Quiyt, Kreuter, Townsend, Silver, Tabete, Slourenbury, Wood. Gardner to defend Metropolitan Cup against Appleby. purse details and prior wins noted.
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Johnny Klearh
Terry Sachs
Johnny Wilton
Longfellow
St. Augustine
Fark
of Man
Joseph Concannan
Ues Hinn
Gedege
T. Lennett
KY Welsfort
I. Quiyt
Lewa Kreuter
W Townsend
Leo Silver
Prank Tabete #kl
Larry Slourenbury
A. Wood
Quigley Cameron and Peace Star in Local Polo Victory
Local polo match results highlight Quigley, Cameron and Peace as standout performers. Week overview lists matchups by day with teams including Lowell Providence Wal River Hartford Worcester Bridgeport New Bedford Fall River and others.
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Yale Basketball Squad Called Out For
Yale's basketball squad was summoned by Captain Fred Fisna to report next Monday for organizing varsity and freshman candidates under Dr. Albert H. Sharpe. Veteran coach Walter Mace aids, with a class league planned and intercollegiate hopes. returning players include Guarda, Goodell, Larner, Sheldon, and Grane. The team aims for a Christmas trip and a strong start despite fewer veterans.
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Albert H. Sharpe
Walter Mace
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Guarda
F. C. Goodell
R. J. Larner
K. K. Sheldon
Rudoinh “Garfeld
Paul Grane
Harry Alderman
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Ounfelder
Feree
Mnatta
Plex
Middle West
Sharpe
Ira Anens
Pernavivanin
Princeton
Cornell
I Yate
California to face Ohio State in Pasadena classic
The East versus West football classic set for New Year’s in Pasadena will feature Ohio State against the University of California. California’s president David Barrows was reportedly ready to accept the invitation, with Ohio State having already accepted its role.
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Ohio
State
Marathoners Ground Out Victory Over Lowell Fuinter
Manager Jack Neville’s team dominated play at the Casino last night. Quigley Cameron and Pena starred as the Marathoners edged Lowell fuinter 7 to 6 with a key late counter by Quigley and Williams in the second period. Cameron and Pence anchored a brilliant defense as officers halted a rough spell. Worcester counters loom next as Marathoners seek to widen their lead in the standings.
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Jack Neville
Lowell Fuinter
Quigley
Cameron
Pena
Cantain Quigjoy
Willams
Pence
Doherty
Terry Lee
Kileare
Worcester
Williams May Meet Yale in Fall Football Plans
Williams considers Yale as a possible opponent for next fall despite captain Boynton's absence. The Purple hopes to face one of the Big Three, with Harvard or Yale likely if another contest with Harvard falls through. A Yale trip to the Yale Bowl could occur if feasible, but a strenuous schedule may keep Harvard and Yale from both appearing. Boynton ends his Williams career with a strong record, including the unbeaten 1917 season and only five losses during his three years, all away from home against Harvard Cornell Columba Amherst and Wesleyan.
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Weslowan
Connecticut State Cup First Round Replay Report
Soccer results from the Connecticut State Cup first round replay with teams Zona Mt St George and Manchester Ansonia drawing 1 1. Details include Panersk A Spunteh A.C. 1 and Stanford TO 1 amid a series of score updates in the Connecticut region.
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Connecticut
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Ase Panersk
Spunteh A.C
Staford
Pete Herman to defend title after Lynch Sharkey bout
New Orleans junior lightweight champion Pete Herman may defend his title against the winner of the Joe Lynch and Jack Sharkey bout, to be decided Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Tex Rickard said Herman guaranteed defense against the victor in the near future. Herman had been slotted for a December 2 clash with Lynch before plans shifted to a Lynch Sharkey rematch prior to any title bout.
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Jacke Sharkey
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Tex Rickard
Herman
Lynch
Richard
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Sharkey
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