Central High Set for Fourth Straight Shutout at Carmel Game
Central High fights to extend a string of three shutouts as it faces Carmel Hall at Newfield Park this afternoon. Key players Roth Foley Chaikin Reidy lead the Redgites in a battle noted for size speed and strong aerial attack with Meade Foley Reilly and Doherty among top scorers as Carmel counters with noted backs and solid line play. Attendance expected high as both schools seek bragging rights in a hard fought City clash.
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Drum Corps Leads Fairfield League Night One
Fairfield- drum corps took the early lead in the Fairfield Town Bowling League’s first night, winning three straight games as teams split matches. Weekly play continues Wednesdays at Red Men’s alleys with standings listing Drum Corps, Carpenters, DuPonts, Firemen, and others.
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Miss Jenney Low In Greenwich Golf
Greenwich Oct 14 AP Sixty women golfers teed off in a one day golf tournament at Greenwich Country Club under the Westchester Taillfield Women s Golf association. Low medal went to Mrs Hoo Schraable of the Searsdate club with 25 81 16 and the consolation cup to Mrs Gilbert E Browning of Green who posted a strong showing.
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Westchester-Tai
An. Tenner
Mre Hoo
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Searsdate
Gilbert E Browning
Green
Fes
Girl jockey wins race at Newmarket in England
Misa Ida Kicksaty, England's leading female jockey, won the Newmarket town plate riding Stephania. Miss Helen Joel, from a famed racing family, finished second as a male jockey narrowly claimed third place in the same event.
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Newmarket
Orr
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Dixon
Michigan State President to See Son in Cornell Gridiron Clash
ITELACA, N Y AP Michigan State College President Dr Kenyon Leech Butterfield visits Cornell to watch his son Victor Tinyd Butterfield play for the Big Red. The father and son will share a reserved Cornell section as public interest centers on the clash between rival institutions.
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Western elevens start for east to grapple foes
Six western conference teams sail to foreign fields for weekend games. Chicago heads to Philadelphia to face Pennsylvan ia after a practice session as thousands greet the team. Ohio State travels to New York to meet Columbia in an intersectional tilt. Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan, and others seek early-season bragging rights as title favorites despite limited information on opponents.
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New York
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Wills Receives $41,704 From Sharkey Bout in Brooklyn
Promoter Humbert Fusasy announced the Sharkey-Wills bout at Tickets Field in Brooklyn. Receipts totaled about $119,156 with Wills reportedly receiving a $41,797 check and attendance listed as 21,997.
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Yonkers Boys Win U. S. Championship
Yonkers N Y won the U S 5 championship in Philadelphia today, overwhelming their final opponent. The New Yorkers took the lead in the first inning and never surrendered, with former Judge K M Landis in attendance as baseball commissioner.
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Harvard to Meet Indiana in 1927 Football Schedule
Cambridge Oct 14 The Harvard athletic director announced Indiana University would appear on Harvard's 1927 football schedule. The Crimson will host Indiana October 28 at Cambridge. Harvard may drop a Dartmouth game next year to keep Michigan away from Cambridge, with the 1927 slate largely undecided.
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Stagg
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Stratford Bowlers Defeat North Ends in Local Match
Stratford bowling team, a five man lineup, defeated Bridgeport’s North Ends at Stratford alleys by 1498 to 1422. W Ehlert led Stratford with 328. match details appear for the New Haven area events. A parade of West Point cadets was planned for Central Green in New Haven before marching to the Vale bowl, per Military Academy officers and General Summerall in talks with Rep John Q Tilson.
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Military Academy
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Summerall
John Q. Tilson
Massee School to Play De Mot in New Canaan
Stamford December special report notes Massee School juniors travel to New Canaan tomorrow for a football clash with De Mot School eleven as part of a regional prep schedule.
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Get
New Canaan
Kin of Wally Schang Involved in Rochester Crash
On October 14 at Hatavea near Rochester, Lia Woodruff thirty of Ast Atrora was killed and two women, Mrs. Martin Behung and Mrs. R. J. Wills of Enat Aurora, were injured when their car skidded and overturned on the Rochester Highway. Mrs. Behung is the sister-in-law of Wally Schang, catcher for the St Louis Browns.
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Pair of Quarterbacks Clash in Ivy Gridder Preview
The piece previews a major football clash between Dartmouth and Yale led by Holdile Dooley and Phil Bunnell. It notes Yale’s and Dartmouth’s lines, passing vs ground attacks, and the challenge of breaking up the opponents’ aerial game. The report also mentions Ohio State, Michigan, and Tulane as strong programs to watch, with key players like Bruskamp, Eby, Marek, and others highlighted for their potential impact.
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Jaime
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Phil Bunnell
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Vale
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Columbia
Bruskamp
Eby
Marek
Karen
Ay Granse
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Elma seeks basketball games for 14 to 20 age group
The Elma basketball team, with a history of victories against top state rivals, seeks contests in the vicinity for the coming season. A representative, Amos, requests contact through Janes Monahan of the Naugatuck Daily News, noting road games and venue constraints in Naugatuck.
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Nauretick
Conn
Stamford High Set To Face Gloucester Team Tomorrow
Stamford High School's coach Michark Boxle leads a squad of foothailers against Gloucester High tomorrow. The trip marks Stamford's longest journey this season as they prepare for a strong aerial offense from the fishing port team. Captain Sonn Sealal is sidelined with an ankle injury, and backfield reserves Wittenberg and others are listed on the injured list.
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Memory Lost Youth Recalls Identity After Ball Mixup
A Milwaukee reader reports a youth who, memory failing, recalls his name by seeing a photo at Central Poll station. Ring with initials triggers recognition. numbers like 14-3-7 and a foul ball hint surface. The missing man is Joseph Wiener, Northwestern freshman, son of a Michigan merchant, prompting family notification.
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Central Poll
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American Soccer Eleven Loses Its First Game In England
The Sportsman ship Brotherhood of Worcester County Massachusetts faced Stourbridge in England and lost 5 to 2. Lack of coordinated play hindered the Americans though EB Nuttall and Dion scored. Whitney scored but damaged his knee and was carried off in an ambulance.
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Tiger
Navy
Bill Roper
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Hawking
Edward
Stourbridge
Worcester
Eng
Aoccer
Sportsmanship Brotherhood of
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Whitney
U S envoy praises sportsmanship of soccer players
Worcester England October 14 Ambassador Alonson BR Houghton praised the sportsmanship of the Worcester county Soccer Team at a banquet by the mayor and corporation. He said England invited the Americans to foster fair play and cross national contact, declaring democracy demands fair dealing and that nations should carry the spirit of the game beyond borders.
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Houghton
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Mass
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Dundee Zwing Tonight in Elimination Bout at Madison Square Garden
New York City hosts a ten round welterweight elimination bout as Dundee to face Zwing with the winner earning a title match against Petr Latzo. Dundee has scored knockouts this season over Mickel Walker and Kadie Burnbrook, while Zigie is known for rugged power and may pull an upset. Two additional ten round welterweight bouts feature Lew Tender versus Farmer Joe Cooper and Paul Nehate versus Al Mancini.
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Ranton
the Garden
Dundee
Mickel Walker
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