Triumphs of Yale Dartmouth and Browns Defeat Highlight East Grid
Yale routed Army 10-6 and Dartmouth crushed Harvard 30-6 while Brown fell to Lebanon Valley 13-12 in major East clashes. Princeton beat Cornell 21-10. Navy beat Lafayette 14-0 and Syracuse lost 28-4 to Penn State as West triumphs over East in several interregional showdowns.
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Jones Plans To Hold Elis Intact
Yale coach Tad Jones confirms no changes to eleven after consecutive wins over Brown and Army. Fullback selection between Dunc Cox and Hubbard eyed for Dartmouth game, Cox recovering from Brown injury, Wall back from earlier injury appears fully recovered.
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Bluege Quits Accounting to Focus on Baseball
Ossie Bluege, Washington Senators third baseman, receives an ultimatum from Clark Griffith to abandon his accounting work or baseball. He chooses to stick with baseball, citing improved batting eyes after reduced winter accounting. Griffith warned that night lighting and winter figures affected his form. Bluege offers to limit profits and stay in seasonally lean preparation.
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Cincinnati and Dayton Elevens in Scoreless Tie
Cincinnati National Guards and Dayton Koors battled to a scoreless tie in Cincinnati. A late march by the Guards moved into scoring range but the Dyconians defense held firm, preserving the blank final.
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Lane Extends Lead as College Scoring Hint Totals Rise
Dartmouth star Myles Lane increased his season scoring to 191 after a 14 point game against Harvard. Wilson of Lafayette remains top overall from last year, with Lane closing in. Bullet Booth Pittsburg and Jack Connor NYU trail, while Nork Georgetown sits near the pack. Five players have scored in all five games this season.
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Four 8 Rounders On Armory Card Next Saturday
Matchmaker Stan Clerk schedules four eight round bouts at the State Armory next Saturday night. Tornado Georgie Ley of New Haven vs Clyde Jones of Wilmington NC, Jimmy Rosei of Westerly RI vs Jack Petrogzio of New York, Willie Hussey of the Hollow vs Billy Coe of New Haven, and Johnny Scalzi of East Side vs Chick Dorsey of Westport headline a card expected to deliver action and thrills. Scalzi, still undefeated in eight pro starts, must beat a tough Dorsey to keep his slate clean.
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Harry Cooper Wins Oklahoma City Open Golf Title
Harry Cooper of the Biltmore club Los Angeles won first money of 1000 in the Oklahoma City open golf tournament with a 72 and 283 strokes. Al Espinosa, last year’s champion, took second with 286 while Horton Smith, a 19 year old from Jefferson City Missouri, finished third with 288.
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Bears Retain Lead by Beating Bulldogs at Home
The Chicago Bears edged the Cleveland Bulldogs 14 to 12 at Wrigley Field to extend their win streak to four and remain undefeated. The Bulldogs scored on passes tossed largely by Benny Friedman, while the Bears continued a straightforward ground and pass game with few errors.
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Two New Elevens Vie for Southern Title Ahead
Vanderbilt routed Louisiana State 32 to 0 and Washington and Lee beat Kentucky 25 to 0 in Southern Conference openers. Georgia Tech shaded North Carolina 12 to 0 as undefeated teams rise. NC State 12 Florida 6. Tennessee 87 Transylvania 0. Georgia 33 Auburn 0. Louisiana State Alabama tie noted amid scattered results. Clemson beat South Carolina 20 to 0. Virginia beat VPI 7 to 0. Maryland over VMA 10 to 0. Mississippi University overwhelmed Southwestern 39 to 0.
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Ten Major Teams Remain Unbeaten in College Football
New York October 23 six of the 16 undefeated major colleges saw upsets. Yale crushed Army 10-6 at Yale Bowl in New Haven, while Michigan defeated Ohio State 21-0 in Ann Arbor. Princeton routed Cornell 31-10, Pittsburgh beat Carnegie Tech 23-7, and Notre Dame Georgia Georgia Tech California Dartmouth Michigan New York and Army remain among the unbeaten with several others upset.
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Eastern football leaders show Dartmouth and NYU atop the race
New York University and Dartmouth lead the Eastern college football parade with five wins each and stout defense, having scored over 300 points while limiting opponents to 20 or fewer. Pittsburgh, Washington and Jefferson, and Princeton follow, while Brown has stumbled after a strong 1928 season.
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East Haven outball edges Pawnees in city match
Amateur soccer action sees East Haven beat Pawnees 15 to 6 while Manchester Boys Club loses 19 to 0 against Manchester in a separate American League contest Fall River tops J and P Coats 2 in a low detail roundup with limited readable facts.
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Diegel Wins Mid Atlantic Open in One Stroke Playoff
Leo Diegel of Fenimore New York retained the Middle Atlantic open golf title at Washington by one stroke over Fred McLeod of Columbia Country Club in a playoff after yesterday’s tie. Diegel finished 75 for the day with a 37 38 while McLeod carded 76 40 96.
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Semi-Pro Football Scores From New England Circuit
Semi pro action saw South End defeat Haskells Jersey City 12 to 7 while Buffalos New Haven routed Mohican Reserves Bridgeport 6 to 0 and Poniesa edged Mohicans 9 to 6 in a late score rush across the league slate.
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Yale Victory Shows Criss-Cross Blocking Dominance
Yale defeated Army in a defense driven win highlighting a near perfect line and a strong criss-cross passing revival. Caldwell’s drop-kick stood out, while Webster, Greene, and Comerford’s coaching fueled a dominant Elis performance.
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GiantsBeat Yellow Jackets 27 to 0 at Polo Grounds
New York Giants dominated Frankford Yellow Jackets in a 27 to 0 win at the Polo Grounds. Wilson starred with two touchdowns from an 8 yard pass from McBride who added three extra points set by Haggerty. Georgetown back George town, now with the Giants, broke loose on a 35 yard open field run.
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Professional Football Scores From Hartford and New Haven
Football news reports Hartford All Hartfords 13 defeating All Willimaneett 6 while Hartford Giants 7 beat Silver Towns 0. At New Havers, Po Rocks New Haven 12 and All-Meriden 0.
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Western Conference Elevens Go Undeated at Halfway Mark
Four West Conference teams remain undefeated at midseason as Michigan and Illinois lead the standings with conference wins. Minnesota also has a scalp, while Wisconsin shows strength and Chicago breaks through with a notable victory. Key plays by Ken Rouse of Chicago and strong showings by Michigan, Illinois, and Minnesota shape the Big Ten title race.
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Michigan Leads Big Ten Teams With Glean Mark
Chicago, Oct 23 Associated Press Michigan dominates the Big Ten race with two conference wins and undefeated in four games. Chicago also has two conference victories, while Northwestern was edged by 1 point. Minnesota remains unbeaten in conference play with one win and one tie. The standings show Michigan and Chicago atop the standings with two wins each as others stumble.
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Mohicans Fall 24 to 0 to Orange in Orange
An overhead attack by Pease led Orange to a 24 to 0 victory over the Mohicans of this city in Orange yesterday. Pease connected on long passes including a touchdown to Velas, and two scores by Benckert and Bagley. The Orange defense limited Mohicans to two first downs as Suchy powered the Orange line with a strong effort. The two teams are slated for a return contest in November in this city.
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Steam Rollers Defeat Dayton Triangles 7-0 in Providence
The Steam Rollers beat the Dayton Triangles 7 to 0 before 6,800 fans at the Providence cycling dome. Bill Pritchard, ex-Penn State fullback, scored the touchdown and kicked the goal in the third period after a 46 yard march, aided by passes from Wildcat Wilson and Curly Oden.
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Norwalk Amateurs to Meet Holyoke Team
Norwalk hosts Holyoke amateurs in a tourney at the Norwalk Health School on Main Street. Ten bouts slated for 6:30 pm with entrants from Norwalk and nearby towns including Westport Y M C A heavy weight Geo Lawrence of Westport.
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