Eastern Grid Scene Dominates Conference Contention
In a bustling East versus Midwest gridiron clash, Penn, Army and Dartmouth lead an undefeated pack as Harvard, Yale and Princeton face upheaval. Navy, Brown and Cornell push for glory while Syracuse, Colgate, and Penn State eye key showdowns in a season shaping for inter conference play across major games in the East.
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Harrison to Pilot Rambler Quintet
Harrison takes charge of the Rambler basketball team and plans a string of road games. The squad, based at the Boys Club, features Hines Delshory Kelman Lynch Neary Connors and Faeison Foothill.
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Between Ourselves By Edward J Shugrue
The column notes results across major conferences with Michigan and Red Grange’s Illinois falling behind. Yale, Penn, Princeton, and Dartmouth face upcoming tests as Army and Cornell loom. Nebraska’s season highlights periodic clashes with Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen and Red Grange, with historic wins and Wartime era parallels.
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Team No 2 Leads Salts Textile Bowling League
Team No 2 with 10 victories in 15 starts leads the Salts Textile bowling league by three games. Clayton tops individual charts with the high single of 131 and high total 842. Team No 4 holds the high team single at 401 while Team No 2 has the high team total at 1115.
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Bridgeport Routs Crosby for fifth win and fourth shutout
Bridgeport High remained undefeated in league play with a 7 to 0 victory over Crosby Hish at Waterbury. A fourth period drive featured six straight carries by Chalklin and a quarterback switch to Lewis who scored the lone TD. Chalklin added the extra point. Despite rain and a soggy field, Bridgeport demonstrated clear superiority in every period.
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Veteran scout receives watch for World Series share
Joe Engle, a Washington scout, is awarded a $169 gold watch as part of the full share of the World Series spoils for the twenty five players. The group voted to honor Baum with the watch as the maty baum on the occasion.
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Lee Fohl to return as Boston Red Sox manager
Boston club president Bobby Quinn confirms Lee Fohl will manage the Red Sox again next year. Quinn defends Fohl, noting he had limited resources last season and says trade talks with Washington or New York clubs had not occurred. The dispatch also notes San Francisco and Louisville mentions amid other names.
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Mohicans and Stratford Ready for Rain Postponed Clash
Rain halted all Sunday football and baseball in the state. Mohicans and All-Stratfords prepared to meet at Newfield Park this week, with managers Cassidy and Williams open to single games or a series. Stratford leads Stamford in the race for the county title as talks continue.
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Army Stock Soars After Victory Over Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium
After the Army eleven’s crushing win over Notre Dame, stock in the Cadets rises among fans and football experts. An observer contends Army would beat Notre Dame or even the Four Horsemen, praising Army’s defense, passing disruption, and overall fight while cautioning against excessive praise.
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Michigan Squads Unbeaten and Unsoured Leads Big Ten
Yosts great Michigan squad remains undefeated and unscored in the season while leading the Big Ten standings. Benny Friedman of Michigan adds points as Nick Kutsch of Iowa and others vie for top scorers, with Purdue and Minnesota each boasting several touchdowns.
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Rabbits Head Hydrauliс Wood Busting League
The Rabbits lead Bridgeport Flydraulic bowling league by one game over Bow-Wowa with Leopards atop team records. Standings show Leopards 6 5 0, Jaguars 7 4 0, Canaries 6 6 0. high individual Ferris 118, Garrity 208, Leopards 1103 high team total.
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Abery and Team Top Walnut Loop Bowling Standings
Heery's team 6 leads Walnut League with captain Heery holding all individual marks and his squad dominating. Standings, records and averages follow as listed in the league update.
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Legion Juniors Seek Grid Games in Fairfield
The Legion Juniors of Fairfield want games with 105 to 115 pound football teams in the state. Manager John Darling has open dates and can be reached at Fairfield 218 or by writing to 84 Ruane Street, Fairfield.
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Esposito Dubbed Ham Champion in Stamford Claim
Stamford reports allege Esposito a joke and a champion as promoter Frank Fay accuses him of ducking a Norwalk bout with Young Mulligan. Fay says Dont hue ordered a Norwalk defense of the title but terms could not be reached with Esposito despite offers higher than prior fights.
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Wisconsin Harriers Train Ahead of 1925 Cross Country Season
Madison, Wis. Oct. 26 A Wisconsin coach Méeade Burke remains optimistic about the 1925 cross country squad as only Ray Kubly from the 1924 team returns. Thirty eight men are out for practice including Schwenger Campbell Schutt Shafer Elleson Chapman Hardy McKee Kievay and Johannes as Brent promises.
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