Dartmouth Yale Gridiron Thriller Ends In 14 14 Tie At Yale Bowl
Yale and Dartmouth battled to a hard fought 14 to 14 draw before 55,000 at the Yale Bowl. Dartmouth mistakes and Yale breaks produced the score, with Hall and Oberlander stars for Yale and Tully, Lindley, and Lovejoy among the standouts for Dartmouth. Yale defense and late drives kept the game close as both teams exhibited grit and endurance.
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Rule
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Woortham
Dan Lindley
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Army
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Jimmy Wilson
Wood
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Hare
Alphabets Triumph Over St James in Easy Style
Alphabets defeat St James Triangles 26 to 0 in a dominant West End win at Seaside. Olha Polo and Pappas scored touchdowns, Davis added two dropkicks, and the Alphabets outgained the Saints with strong running from Polo Pinsky Pappas and Otha.
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Pedor
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Yankees Lead In Triple Malt? League Standings Misread
The Maxwell Manning and Moore bowling league sits with the Yankees two games ahead of two teams tied for second. Standings show teams such as Giants Pirates Cubs Red Sox and White Sox, with individual records noting Buckley Rew and P Barnosky for highs.
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Maxwell
Manning
Moore
Barnowsky
Giants
BET Cubs
Gants & T
Pirates
Xfhite Sax
Red Sox
Buckley
Ahj
Rew
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P. Bernoasky
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Noden
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Bze
ATS
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Ave Gilbert
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Brooks
Reat
Tants
Allister
Peterson
Barnosky
Parker
Piavnicky
Ussa
Welch
Alechny
Patrick
Knowles Plays for Medford High in Boston Gridiron Clash
Benny Knowles, ex Bridgeport High School athlete, now stars at right tackle for Medford High in Boston against Arlington High in the annual tussle. Known as an all around athlete in Be xl High, he is expected to start for Medford with Aggies next feat.
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Benny Knowles
Bridgeport High School
Medford
Boston
Arlington High School
Knowles
Bexl
Aggies
Hagen and Sarazen Win 16-Hole Match at St Albans
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen defeated amateurs Francis Oulmet and Jess Sweetser one up in a charity 16 hole match at the At Albans club course. Proceeds went to a crippled children fund raised by the New York Rotary club. Hagen and Sarazen trailed early but swung momentum in the back nine to secure the victory.
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SO. Albans
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
At. Albans
Francis Oulmet
Jess Sweetser
New York
Bryant Electric bowling league tightens as Red Men surge
The Bryant Electric league sees two teams tied for third while Red Men Bowling enters week three atop the standings with ten wins and five losses. A road game at Newfield Park features heavy penalties and standout play by Ching Wan ill and Williams for Bridgeport in a rough, penalty marred contest.
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Bryant Electric Bowling League
Tao
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New Haver Williams
To & Sonratows
Newfield Park
Ching Wan Iil
Hammill
Bridgeport
Umpirs Fritchette
New Haven
New Haven Rescue
Andersol
Inka Ha
Rowley Baker
Leepas
Grunwald Williams
Bowes Yan
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Tanmill
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Williamns — Mause
Var Cox
Soloff Quits Football From Farm and Black Squad
Soloff of the farm and Black football squad leaves the sport with minimal time for training as he plans to try again next season.
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Soloff
Sonia
Irans Win Over Acorns In Seaside Park Gridiron Thriller
The Swans defeated the Acorns 20 to 2 in a rough opening game at Seaside Park. Rohiman Bannon and Sampson scored touchdowns, with Rohman adding two dropkick conversions as Irans built their early lead. A late surge by the Acorns failed to close the gap despite a key 33 yard run by Bannon and a stalled wave of drives.
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Rohman
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Erediby
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Sutdfield
St Charles Beats Wildcats 13 0 In Opener
St Charles defeated the Wildcats 13 to 0 in an opening game highlighted by forward passes and touchdowns by Ioley. Moie Farrell Devine and McCann scored efforts as the Saints secured the win. Next Sunday they host the Ansonia Pioneers at their field.
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Wildcats
Roel
Saints
Ioley
Moie
Farrell
Devine
McCann
Srinta
Life Saints
Pioneers of
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Atfields
Westport Owls
Trang
Ray Whelan quits football for track focus
Ray Whelan, versatile local high school star, abandons football at Georgetown High to concentrate on track. Coaches see potential in his sprinting and request he quit football to reduce injury risk and boost future track prospects.
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Georgetown Tliy
Whelan
Wire
Crackerjad Ecaghea
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Ig Posable
Grange and Notre Dame top Illinois as October football shines
On a bright October afternoon Illinois with Red Grange crushed Michigan 39 points while Notre Dame outplayed a strong Army unit. Syracuse upset Boston College as Yale, Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard and Penn scattered with struggles. Columbia impressed with a standout run as Penn barely led.
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Red Grange
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Notre Dame
Army
Syrause
Boston College
Cornell
Rutgers
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard
Oly Cross
Princeton
Navy
Columbia
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Argo
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Haughton
Yole
Scapa
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New Bork
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Big Britton
Cliff Reuther Named Captain of Rensselaer Freshmen
Clifford Reuther, star halfback at Bridgeport High last season, is named captain of the Rensselaer freshman team. He holds a backfield berth on the squad. His elder brother Johnny H Reuther is a former EB. T.S. star and captain of hockey and baseball at the same school.
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Bridgeport High
Rensselaer
Jonnny H Reuther
EB. T.S
Oberlander and McBride Tie for Lead in Scoring
Oberlander of Dartmouth has the most touchdowns, while McBride of Syracuse ties him for total points with field goals and extra points after touchdowns. The list ranks players by points, with Enkert of Rutgers third, Koppisch of Columbia fourth, and Whetsone of Cornell and Krewe of Penn fifth.
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Xoppisch
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Peon Giannon
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Douglas
Pann
Fort West Va
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Dooley
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Hibbons to meet Conroy in Rochester bout
St Paul heavyweight Tommy Hibbons will face Rochester New York's Mike Conroy in a 12 round decision bout in Dayton. Conroy also added a knockout over Sik, boosting his standings for the clash.
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Obie
Tommy Hibbons
St. Paul
Mike Conroy
Rochester
New York
Conroy
Sik
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