Yale Team Expected to Have Easy Time Winning C C Run
Yale University enters the first Junior state cross country championship on a three mile course, with Bridgeport A C and East Port Chester rivals anticipated for second and third. Notables include Matty Skane from the Bridgeport club and John Toth from the Trade School. Yale may dominate as runners from New Haven and local clubs compete, with a banquet planned after the race and Yale-William football game invites extended.
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Yale Stadium crowd swells for Army game demand
New Haven February 70 The demand for tickets for the Yale Army game is so strong that temporary seats will be added. Manager Woodcock of the Yale ticket office said today the expected audience will exceed 70,000.
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Many Seek Use Of Gym Floor For 1922 23 Season
More than 26 teams seek time at Bridgeport City Gym on Stratford avenue for training this winter. Girls teams include Hall Community Park City Girls and St James Girls aiming for state laurels. many local organizations branch into basketball as the gym undergoes repairs and will be ready within two weeks.
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Braden TQ Plays Pro Football with Giants
Former Yale captain Jim Braden joins professional football ranks with the New York Giants. He is expected to face the All-Hartfords tomorrow afternoon, boasting a 53 yard boot from Harvard stadium in 1919, and will play fullback for the Met York Gints.
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Centre College to face Harvard in possibly final clash
The 1919 memory lingers as Centre College prepares for a Harvard Stadium matchup. Centre, a small school with 900 students, may never again meet Harvard on its schedule, as questions about long term funding and interest loom. A high scoring, hard fought game is anticipated with Harvard’s best against Centre’s 11, drawing about 30 000 spectators.
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Big Three Football Rivalry Faces Scrutiny
The piece questions why Yale Harvard and Princeton face undue criticism while noting their consistent top ranking in college football over years. It compares enrollments and performance with other eastern schools, arguing the Big Three regularly field elevens and defeat strong teams, despite lingering myths about invincibility.
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Dartmouth to Play Vermont This Saturday in Hanover
Vermont coach Tom Keady tightens the squad for the toughest test of the season as the Green and Gold prep to face Dartmouth in Hanover next Saturday. Uncertainty lingers over lineup changes after the Boston University win and possible shifts in the Elm Week eleven roster.
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Syracuses Waive 25 Of 33 Players In Preseason
The Syracuses, a cue baseball club of the international league, announced it had waived twenty five of its thirty three registered players in a morning move. A thorough preorganization is expected.
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Yale Captain Joys In Bowl Clash Against Williams
Captain Jordan and O’Hearn will start for Yale against Williams in today’s bowl. Jones balances risk to keep Jordan fresh for major games while Cochrane and Nehdlinger rotate in. Lovejoy likely at center with Greene covering Quaile’s former spot as injuries limit key players.
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Boxing in Argentina Doubt Over Future Pugilistic Contests
In Buenos Aires the city weighs whether more heavyweight bouts like Luis Angye versus Firpo Tracy may be allowed after council opposition to Firpo's permit. Critics say missteps in licensing spurred by public exhibition aims, while boxing fans fear loss of public matches. The Argentine Boxing Federation petitions to modify an ordinance banning prizefights to permit future events.
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Attendance record at American Association peak in Chicago
President Hickey announced the league reached a new attendance high of 20,478, surpassing last year's peak. Kane City club led the crowd with 62,000 in attendance, and the organization set records for individual game draws above 300.
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W Kincaid Elected Weatogue President
W Kincaid was elected president of the Weatogue Country Club for the ensuing year at a Tuesday night meeting. Clark Lane Jr was chosen vice president and Dr. was named inch way elect W Morey, IF In and Walter Goddard joined the board of owners.
Barkwit 10 Plays Against O'Neil Combine Today
New York Oct 20 South Field Columbia's football scene hosts a local championship tussle with New York University violet-clad squad facing rejuvenated Columbia. Thorp's squad battles boil epidemic affecting Mayer Carson, kicker O'Toole, and others as lineups shift with substitutes filling backfield positions.
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Nine O Neill Stars In Recall Of Major Leagues
Landis issues official roster of players recalled before September 1. Over 160 recalls noted with nine star players including Kingdon Wag and others moved between teams. Dodgers bring back Bob Vines while Lew Malone moves from New Haven to Brooklyn and several others shift clubs across Boston, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Albany.
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Y M H A Set Practice Ahead of Stuyvestant Game
The YA Kebball team plans a practice session tomorrow to prepare for the opening game with Stuyvestant. Captain Fitelson asks all players to be present to receive their uniforms. The game against New York yen is slated for Tuesday at Madison Avenue.
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Three Changes in Annapolis Lineup For Geogia Game
Annapolis team announces three lineup changes for Saturdays game with Georgia Pedinex. McKee shifts to back field replacing Flippin, Zuber takes Lentz’s right guard slot, and Stoltz comes in at left end for Parr who is swingging his third year with the team. Zuber carries about thirty pounds more than McKee and the new setup aims to boost blocking power.
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Georgia Tech Elevates Spirit in South Rivalry Today
Georgia Tech 10 upholds Southern honor as they face a crowded slate of northern opponents led by Vanderbilt, Harvard, and the Midshipmen at Annapolis. The Yellow Jackets emphasize defense after a string of defeats for northern teams, aiming to upset Navy while maintaining a strong run game and steady scores.
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Cornell to Meet Test Saturday
Cornell faces Colgate in the twenty third football game at Schoelkopf Field on Saturday. The contest tests Cornell’s 1922 team and pits two coaching systems from the West against Eastern adaptations, with Colgate under Dick Harlow using the Penn State style.
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Chicago Battler Knocks Out Sid Marks in Second Round
Chicago lightweight Charles White knocks out Canadian lightweight champion Sid Marks in Madison Square Garden during a world series boxing card. A brutal second round left hook floor and count of ten after 22 seconds. The fast start and decisive finish set White on a path toward a potential title bout with Benny Leonard.
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Thirty Enter Brooklawn Event In Medal Play
About thirty entries are expected for the Brooklawn Coast Club golf tournament. The weather is forecast favorable for the event, which will close the 122 year program at Brooklawn.
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