Yale and Princeton End Scouting Before Yale Princeton Game
New Haven October 3 AP Yale and Princeton reached a memorandum of agreement ending scouting by coaching staffs before the Yale Princeton football game. Signed by T A D Jones and W W Roper, the pact bars both sides from watching the others games prior to the match and requires information sharing to stop. The move, aimed at preserving football’s sporting aspect, signals a shift from team specific preparation to broader practice.
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New Haven
Princeton
Yale
W. W. Roper
W Roper
T. A. D. Jones
Trinceton
Harvard
Cambridge
Army
Blue
Geneva
Surf
Jones
Sixty Three Thousand Lee Cards Trim Yanks In Second Series
At Yankee Stadium New York on October 3 AP reports attendance 63 600 and receipts 201 828 00 with the commissioners share 30 274 players share 202 932 2 percent clubs share 68 621 52 detailed. The event records the second series game outcome and financial splits among officials players and clubs.
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Lee
Yankeld
New York
Cards Happy Over Victory In Dressing Rooms
New York Oct 3 AP The Cardinals celebrate their World Series win with players in the clubhouse and an informal reception in St Louis. Grover Alexander and Billy Southworth honored as teams discuss opening game plans and pitching choices. Babe Ruth laments missing a home run and misplacing the ball as the Yankees depart for Missouri.
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New York
Yankees
Cardinals
St. Louis
St Louis
Grover Alexander
Billy Southworth
Missouri
Hornsby
Alexanders
Alex
Southworth
Reinhard
Haines
Huggins
Alexander
Yankee
Pennock
Ruether
Hoyt
Babe Ruth
Slugger
Ruth
Stratford Eleven Blanks Local Club In Gid Battle
The Stratford Aprons defeated the Atourns at Stratford Sunday in a hard fought game, losing by 6 to 0. Auburny scored nine first downs, Duvas and Sachet sparked the drive with a 25 yard run. The Auburns scheduled practice sessions for tonight, Wednesday, and Friday with coaches Jenking and Summers ordering all players to attend.
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Stratford Aprons
Atourns
Stratford
Irons
Ayount
Homes
Duvas
Auburns
Colches Jenking
Tommy White Retains Welter Title in Mexico City
Mexican title bout ends with White retaining the welterweight crown after a ten round stoppage against Arizona opponent. Referee halted the contest in the eleventh round as the fight stretched beyond the scheduled fourteen rounds.
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Mexico City
Tommy White
Mexico
Ast Arizoni Toe Tive
White Sox blank Cubs to even series in Chicago
The White Sox shut out the Cubs 4 to 0 to even the series in Chicago. Blandership allowed scattered hits while White Sox hits clustered off Bush. Bill Barrett led the offense with two doubles and a single as 35,600 fans watched.
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White Sox
CUBS
Chicago
Blandership
Bush
Bill Barrett
Toronto Captures Junior Title With Two Straight Wins
The Toronto Internationals routed Louisville 7 to 0 to win the Junior World Series in seven games. Stewart pitched five-hits as Toronto rode aggressive baserunning and timely hits, with Gilhooley Lawry and Walker among the hitters. Lohmel, Betzel, and Lane contributed key plays as Toronto sealed the championship.
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Toronto
Louisville
Toronto Internationals
Stewart
American Association
Cullop
Colonels
Wilkinson
Gilhooley
Lawry
Lohmel
Betzel
Walker
Miller
Heath
Ballown
Schmel
Layne
Miler
Carlyle
Tohonto
Gilhoooley
G Miller
A O'Neil
A Ton Preaeeu Lee
Pittenger
Se Guyon
Anderson
Ellis
O Cotter
Boone
Betzet
Shanks
Meyer
Devormer
Cullen
Wikinson
Gtr
Debbo
Wil- Stol- Kinson
Hage
Mike Bacrifice
Sthmel
Oath Pittenger
Betvel
Douigyile
Orf Stewart Kiapon
Ley Stewart
Wlkinson
Ullon
Ullon, 7. 7 In 7 i (Iuitened To Two In Stylh ) WM Ilkinson
Ullep Chaiphress Paes
Michigan Stars Lead 1920s All American Ben Friedman Fame
A survey of Benny Friedman of Michigan, hailed as captain and quarterback, as a top All American from the era. The article extols his leadership, scoring prowess in the Big Ten, and mastery of the famed Michigan "Banana" play, detailing meticulous football theory and the teamwork behind execution.
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Benny, Friedman
Knute Rockne
Glenn Warner
Dad’ Jones
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Friedman
Friedman Hae
Bridgeport Boys Play on College Football Teams
Bridgeport players from local high schools appear on Lafayette Georgetown Vermont and other major colleges rosters. Bill Behrens son of Mayor Behrens fights for a Lafayette guard berth after two years of trying. Teammates Walker Saur and others from Bridgeport seek spots at Notre Dame Harvard and Penn among notable college rosters.
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Bill Behrens
F. Wiliam Behrens
Lafayette University
Easton Combination
Lafayette
K Walker
Behren
Eddie Reilly
Dud” Saur
Fred Hunt
Bridgeport
Georgetown University
Southern
Washington
Laig
Ed Kropper
E¢Lant
University of Vermont
Tommy Murphy
Notre Dame
Buster Redgate
Noah Scloff
Pennsylvania
Dick Dorn
Harvard
Poughkeepsie Stamford and Brewster Win Tight NYCO Games
Poughkeepsie gains sole first in the NYCO by beating Norwalk 6 to 4 while Wilton could force a tie if it defeats Norwalk next week Brewster edges Danbury 8 to 7 with Lepard relieved by Tucky Stamford nips Wilton 3 to 2 in a ninth inning duel The NYCO box scores note Emmerich Terwilliger Fitzpatrick McLeod Kraft Sacrifice Mcleod Woodin and others with Pard Thormahien Tuckey receiving mentions in yesterday’s results
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Poughkeepsie
Norwalk
New York State
Wilton
Hank Thormthien
Bridgeport Bear
Hias
Eddie Lepard
Brewster
Danbury
Lepard
Dick Tucky
Stamford
Emmerich
Terwilliger
Fitzpatrick
McLeod
Kraft
Mclead
Woodin
Pard
Thormahien
Tuckey
Tholen
Drewelar
O'Brien
Devis
Blake
Holden
Emmerick
Bradshaw
Kraat
Ae Lauder
Lez Tuckey
Lux
Rohpes Woodin
Ton Dwyer
Creary
Niebgreall
McClarren
O'Mally
Clerk
Tile Tharmahlen
Baseball box score excerpt with team hits and pitching
The record lists two base hits by Brogan and Usu j Mack, sacrifices by Burke and Kroll, stolen bases by Pleasants Burke and Kroll, Connolly and Hammerick, seven strikeouts by Smith and one by Bender. Walks issued to Smith and Bender, hit by pitch to Smith, multiple double plays, and 700 in attendance with a 147 minute game. Umpires Franchio and Brotherton.
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Casserly
Salva
Connolly
Krol
Hamnerick
Alfano
Shay
Agamack
Aiken
Dt Richardson
Bender
P McCardy
LiVolsi
Phelan
Ww & Us
McDermott
Dahn
Middlebrook
Dewey
Wilton
Oaoo
Stamford
Elis P
Norwalk
Poughkeepsie
Bese hite-Bowen
Shay Dahn
Galligan
Sacrifice
Navino
Ellis
Emh Ruddy
Ruddy
McCarthy
M Palla
Macklin
Redway Galligan
Cannavin
Babe
Brogan
Usu
Jmack
Burke
Kroll
Pleasants
Kroll Connolly
Hammerick
Smith
Vitcher
Corgrove
Hammerich
Pleasanta
Riley
Hamnerich
Richardson
Franchio and
Brotherton
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Newspap
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Wilson
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Cooney
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Gonzales
Bolson
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Blake Din
Itcher
Gersel Quigley
Nallin
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Ann Arbor
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Wolverines
Hova
Footall
Bette
Ike
Bridgeport Boys
Behrens
Sour Stars
Georgetown
Ab Harris
Ve Burke
Cosgrove
Underhill
Cf O'Connell
Mertz
A Arnold
O Pleasants
Canavan
Z Brogan
Rf Macklin
E Riley
Ab Raffle
P Bowen
Raat
Sy Beas Galligan
Redway
Btamford Ruddy
Wo O Langell
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