Westerns and Brooklawns triumph in City League play
Westerns overpower the Arrows 21 to 0 at Seaside Park led by Nemeth and Antus with Marjoris scoring and Antus adding a punt, while Brooklawn edged Auburns 6 to 0 as Klein and Jordan drove late scoring drives. Crowe suffered a sprained ankle for Brooklawn. The crowd toped 1809.
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Trim Arrows
Brooklawns
Auburns
Tor Westerns
Seaside Park
Westerns
Fpibl
Nemeth
Antus
Arrows
Beatty Jogfien
Pete Klein
North End
Tey
Marjoris
Toin
West End
Barber
Steve Antus
Auburn
Brooklawn
Joe Crowe
Y M C A Policy on Athletics Is Much Changed
The National Physical Educational committee of the Y M C A issued a radical change in athletic policy allowing Y M C A representatives in a meet to also carry colors of a second organization, except for college men. The move accompanies updates to international church meetings planned, with Prague to host in 1950. The article lists the national committee members and their affiliations.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Physical Educational Committee
National Council of the
Copenhagen
Prague
J. H Books
Branton
J H. McCurdy
Springfield
Y. M
Yale Stops Army In A Hotly Fought clash At Princeton
W. W. Roper notes Yale’s 28 0 offensive edge over Army despite Army gaining more yards and first downs, Yale’s strong defense inside the ten yard line, Bruce Caldwell starring for Yale, and shifts versus huddle issues troubling Army. Chicago beats Penn 12 7, Lebanon Valley shocks Brown 42 13, Cornell and Princeton duel in a clean battle with Princeton rallying on key passes and defense.
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W. W. Roper
Princeton
Telegram and
North American News
Paper Alliance
N. J
Ohio State
Michigan
Lebanon Valley
Brown
Yale
Army
Eli
Bruce Caldwell
Murrell
Wilson
Biff Jones
Dartmouth
Harvard
Marstere
Lane
Hawley
Chicago
Penn
Sgall
Brill
Maroons
Pate
Purdue
Stagg
Agei
Gilbert
Lebanon
Mischel
Broda
Cornell-Tiger
Cornell-Princeton
Cornell
Corel
Baruch
Wickham
Berry
Penn State
Syracuse
Bezdek
Wesleyan
Gridiron Gossip and Scores From Early Season Recaps
A collage of football results and observations notes Green Bay over Yankees 13 and Chicago Bears 14 with Cleveland Bulldogs tied. Michigan hangs on at Ann Arbor while Ohio State falters and Indiana struggles against Notre Dame. Northwestern surprises and Washingtons strong Missouri Valley showing highlighted. Vanderbilt Georgia Tulane Auburn and Maryland close games noted with VMI loss to Maryland and California remaining strong.
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Green Bay
Yankees
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Bulldogs
Indiana
Notre Dam
Minnesota
Northwestern
Zuppke
Iowa
Wisconsin
Purdue
Missouri Valley
Washington
Kansas
Bob Higgins
California
Olympic Club
Washington State
Stanford
Oregon Aggies
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tulane
Auburn
Louisianatate
Mississippi A
M. Washington
Lee
Kentucky
Maryland
Iwart Cccsiecesmere
Luddy
Amecher
Manhart
Weber
Ats ST Langley
Ingham Abt
Swanson
Glen
Lesko Ve
Buck
Mickman
Stanyek
Herring
Pittsburgh
Baxter
Carnegie Tech
Barrett
Sutherland
Malone
Lafayette
Columbia Stapleton
Wiuil Miller
Jams I
Wesleyan
Amberat
Buck Minor
Cena
Gettys- Beardaley
Krenew
Green Brys
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Chicago Cardinals
Providence
Duluth
Frankford PA
Columbia crews withdraw from Henley regatta
Columbia University declares junior varsity Lightweight and heavy crew will not take part in the American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill river Philadelphia due to college examinations. Henley races set for May 25. withdrawal leaves four races on the schedule and a fifth may be added on the last Saturday in April after talks with two Eastern colleges.
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New York
Associated Press
Columbia University Party
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Reynolds Ben
Lions
Uate
Benson
Opening Dates of Polo League Set in Hartford
The American Roller Hockey League announced its opening dates in Hartford. November 14 features Wallingford at New Britain and New Haven at Meriden, with continuous matchups through November 18 including Holyoke, Waterbury, and New Britain in various city pairings.
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Hartford
Associated Press
New Britain
Stanley Arena
Wallingford Club
Meriden Maroons
New Heaven Wolves
New Haven
Holyoke
Elm City
Meriden
Bay State City
Waterbury
Aving Holyoke
Wallingford
Wolves
Nevers Team Roars Past Pottsville in NPFL Clash
Ernie Nevers led his Duluth squad to a 37 to 0 victory over Pottsville in NPFL action. Four touchdowns came from a relentless aerial attack with J Roohry starring by scoring three and Method adding the fourth. Nevers converted three extra points and missed one as scoring halted after the first half.
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Pottsville
Assocated Press
Ernie Nevers
Duluth
J. Roohry
Nevers
Rothschilds Crulea Wins Longchamp Municipal Stakes
Baron Edmund de Rothschild's Crulea captured the 260000 franc municipal council stakes at Longchamp amid 23 runners. It paid 350 francs for ten. M. P Mou ines Ramoneur TI finished second, with R Walkers Invershing from England in the mix. Weather was wet and windy, track heavy.
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Paris
Associated Press
Edmund de Rothschild
Longchamps
France
M. P
Mou
Ines Ramoneur TI
R Walker
England
Delaney and the title chase amid boxing and football notes
A profile of Jack Delaney's stalled rise with notes on his conditioning and potential to challenge for the heavyweight title. Commentary on the Yankees’ dominance, American League outlook, and football scouting, highlighting Notre Dame players and strong schedules for Yale, Penn, and Army rivals.
Johnny Dundee Fights Tonight at the Garden
Murray Lewin reports Johnny Dundee, veteran featherweight and junior lightweight champion, returns to the ring tomorrow night to face Tony Canzoneri in a scheduled 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Dundee, 34 next month, is underdog at 12 to 6, marking a storied career as he combats Father Time and his rival in New York.
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New York
Johnny Dunedee
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Garden
Dundee
Long Mint
Willie Jackson
Philadelphia
Johnny
Dwyer Wins Sanction for Tomorrow Night Boxing Cards
promoter Jim Dwyer has secured sanction to stage tomorrow night’s boxing show at Knights of Columbus hall with the City of Homes Waves, Bridgeport, Norwalk, and New Haven fighters. promoter plans to feature a return bout between Norwalk’s Tommy Brown and Bridgeport’s Al Cuddy as part of a weekly program. Local officials report AAU investigations into recent promotions and aim to clear several bouts in the coming ten days.
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Jim Dwyer
Pleasure Beach Life Guards
Knights of Columbus Hall
A. AC UW
Red Vin Acthe
Jake Dick
Red Men's Hall
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
Tommy Brown
Norwalk
al Cuddy
Heden’s
Dende
Cuddy
Johnny Mason
Hayoe Brown
Stemford
Battling Ona
Tony Esposito
Billy Marchiano
Joseph de Andi
Rudolph Marshall
Johnny Balko
Sammy Manley
Willis Lewis
Danbury
Paulyvie
al Serra
Logan
Ansonia
Briko
Stamford
New Milford
Billy Burdick
Park City
Simon-Pures
Famous ballplayers meet in old hotel in Cody
Ty Cobb, returning from a Bridger Lake trip, Tris Speaker, and Garland Buckeye gathered at Buffalo Bill's Irma hotel in Cody Wyoming for a day of antelope hunting along the Greybull river. They were to be guided into the mountains by Max Wilde, the noted guide who accompanied Cobb.
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Cody
Wyo
Associated Press
Irma
Buffslo Bill
Reckles
Ty Cobb
Bridger Lake Country
Tris Speaker
Garland Buckeye
Greybull River
Max Wilde
State Court League Opens Season Soon
Hartford news reports the Connecticut State Basketball League will begin play on Wednesday November 16 with the Meriden Endees in Hartford. The schedule runs in two halves culminating in a championship in March. Teams include Hartford Meriden Endees Meriden Twell icos New Britain Guards All Middletown Waterbury New Haven Atlas and Bristol Endees.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut State Basketball League
Meriden Endees
Meriden Twellicos
New Britain
Packers Beat Yankees 13 to 10 in Green Bay Showdown
Green Bay Wisconsin October 23 The Packers defeated the New York Yankees 13 to 10 before a record crowd of over 10 000 Red Grange watched from the sidelines with a torn ligament. CJurdy scored the opening TD on a center plunge and added the extra point Enright added the second score late in the second period.
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Green Bay
Wis
Associated Press
Green Bay Packers
New York Yankees
Red Grange
Cjurdy
Newtown Residents Attend Yale Army Football Game
Newtown people attended the Yale Army football game in New Haven after Army cadets and officers were escorted through town by Ridgefield state police. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George M Stuart, Mr and Mrs Arthur A McCollum, Mr and Mrs Robert J Clark, Mr and Mrs Edward J Bradley, Dr and Mrs Edward L Kingmen, and many others.
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Newtown
Yale
New Haven
Ridgefield
West Point
George M. Stuart
Arthur A. MclCollum
Robert J. Clark
Edward J. Bradley
Edward L. Kingmen
Catherine Sheehan
Sarah Beers Mitchell
Stephen Budd
Marguerite K. Beecher
S. C. Glover
Curtis Glover
Mary Keaton
Samuel Sheldon
L. Millicent Cavanaugh
Alice L. Houlihan
Thomas M. Hollan
John, Holian
G. Herbert Beere
Martin McNamara
Paul V. Cavanaugh
Edgar Woolhouse
Charles S. Cole
Richard Carmody
Arthur Carmody
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