Fairfield High Wins Third Straight in Local Schedule
In Saturday action Fairfield High continued its strong form with a third consecutive victory. The Bridgeport Telegram notes top college and high school matchups on today’s football menu including Yale vs Georgetown Cincinnati, Army vs Alabama and Princeton against Colgate, with Yale favored and strong crowd expectations for the Elm City battle.
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Columbia Hill and Sale List Nearly Completed
Columbia Hill athletic schedule announced by Athletics Manager Robert Wyn Watt. Key intercollegiate races at Van Cortlandt Park on Nov 7 and a quadrangular clash with Penn, Cornell, Dartmouth, and Columbia on Nov 11. Notable newcomers include Burke and Brennar, with Captain Moore returning and Higgins as two mile champion, as Columbia aims for top form against Syracuse, Army, Navy, and others.
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Passing of Titles Failure: Boxing Champions Train Heir Apparent
New York report notes Dempsey mentors Freya Johnson as a potential heavyweight successor. It traces boxing history where champs tried to name heirs, citing Corbett, Jeffries, Gans, McGovern, and Leonard, arguing titles should earn respect in the ring. Johnson faces hard path to crown.
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Collegians Schedule Practice and Game Details
The Collegians football team invites all players to a 2:30 p.m. practice today at Wood Avenue and Hummer Street. They weigh 175 pounds and face All Stam tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Leek City. Buses depart from Wood and Tranlstan Avenue at noon. Reported players include Gilroy Herrigan Harrington Aheirn A Latin Swing Knowles Cavanaugh Atherson Crosby Arcatol Dolan Dears Shannon Johnston Strong.
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Yale Crew Picks Whites and Blues For Varsity Boats
Yale coach leaders select two crews named Whites and Blues as likely first and second varsity boats. The Whites feature stroke Ewing and rowers Haines Rockefeller Goodwin Sheffield Bigelow Pellbow Studdard. The Blues include stroke Richards Elis Sage Harmony Rader Carpenter Ivesbury Davidson cox Tarnard.
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Center College Seeks Strong Finish Before Harvard Clash
Center College football players at Danville prepare for a key game before meeting Harvard. Coach Trover’s squad aims to upend their record, having already piled up 148 points while holding opponents scoreless at Center. Captain Rea Roberts leads a confident team toward a high scoring “Point-a-minute Center” performance.
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Fairfield High Wins Third Straight, 32-0 Over Derby High
Fairfield High dominated Derby High 32 to 0 in a home game at Roger Sherman athletic field. The win marks Fairfield's third straight of the season as Kiss, Friel and Vickers led scoring with multiple touchdowns and strong ground plays. Coach Beeker praised but noted room for improvement in execution and defense ahead of next week.
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Jackson Stars to Play Lenox in Postponed Game
The Jackson Stars will play Lenox Juniors tomorrow at Seaside Park No 7 diamond starting at 2 o'clock. It will be the first meeting between the two teams and both have been practicing hard this past week for a likely close contest.
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Catcher Schmidt May Be Traded In Spring
Pittsburgh headlines report Pittsburgh National League president Barney Dreyfuss signaling catcher Walter Schmidt may be traded or sold next season. No contract offers have been made and terms for 1913 are unsettled. Also noted is the signing of outfielder Rob Russell.
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Football coach reshuffled amid college assignments and signings
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