Army Yale Contest Faces Two Intersections Saturday at Yale Bowl
Army head coach Mead plans two practice days in New Haven as Yale aims for a strong showing. Noble, Fishwick and others return to Yale lineup while Syracuse injuries limit Army substitutes. Emphasis will be on kicking and forward pass while Portrayers work through heavy scrimmage ahead of the twenty-fifth meeting.
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Carmel Hall to Play in Stamford Card Heads Strong Carmel Team
Carmel Hall travels to Stamford to face Carmel Mall in a key league game at Tallowe'en Park. The season’s first half ends with the forale goal line crossed and a point score tallied at 78 as the team eyes five remaining games against Fairfield Iona Prep Ansonia Bridgeport and Brooklyn Evening.
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Bridgeport
Brooklyn
Stamford Eleven Defeats Greenwich in Rain Soaked Match
The Stamford soccer club beat Greenwich Field club 2 to 1 at Halloween Park in a rain soaked game. All scoring occurred in the first half. This marked Stamford’s second start in the New York soccer league.
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Y M C A Basketball Team Opens Practice Tonight
The YMCA representative basketball squad will hold its first drill tonight under Coach Nanehy. Captain names include Leadinebh and Tiron ster with new candidates and returning players Wilbur Tu lty Murdock Sanson and Yates expected to join as the team schedules games and seeks trial players.
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TuUty
Murdock
Sanson
Yates
Nanehy Irvaily
Frome
Eaeibines
YMCA Branches Plan County Fives Basketball League
YMCA announces a county wide basketball league with teams from Westport Stamford Greenwich Norwalk and Port possibly others. Westport selects eight players from a list including Beattie Lyman Millen Thomas Voorkers Mil ter Carson Sherman Taylor Jachsen Ball and Debis for the regular squad while others form a reserve group. The senior team will practice with the Compu Life Guard basketball squad weekly, under professional rules.
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Stamford
Norwalk
Westport
Steh A Erason
Pribleday
Eam
John Beattie
Charles Lyman
Art Millen
Kenneth Thomas
Irvin Voorkers
John Milter
Walter Carson
Eduard Sherman
Don Taylor
Don Jatchen
Tack Ball
Howrad Debis
Compu Life Guard
Massee School Suffered 14 to 0 Defeat at Providence
Stamford reports Massee School fell 14 to 0 against Krown University freshmen in Providence. Halfback Murphy Cunningham will miss the next game due to injuries. Coach Frank A. Silva Jr. considers changes after the poor showing.
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Easterns Seek Grid Contests For Any Day
The Eastern football team aims to schedule games on any day including Sunday, targeting the 115-120 pound class. Milde draws Vets and Fairfield Legion Jnr. listed elites include Trickel, Geon, Marks, Superscang, Morgan, Mackro, Wolancek, Hlenmewey, Pantuna, Wine, Hutton, Ginard, Captain Schrether, Manager Freeman. Contact Freeman at 249 Farrell avenue or Captain Arhréiber R-7516-2 to arrange.
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Princeton Football Players Engage In Campus Activities
Princeton football players participate in extra campus life beyond the gridiron. The article notes their prominent roles in student activities, cultural events, and athletic support, highlighting the integration of athletes with university life and the range of duties they perform aboard campus. It outlines contributions to committees, student federations, and college events, illustrating a broad engagement of football men in university affairs.
Reilly Plans Shake Up In Central High Football Lineup
Central High suffers a defeat to Naugatuck High amid inexperience and late-game errors. A largely revamped lineup is planned for the Crosby game, with practice at Newfield this week. Chakiin leads scoring with 42 points, Meade next with 18, while Reily and Fatey contest third with six each.
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Newfield
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Naugatuck
Oxford Soccer Teams Win Narrowly in English Match
Oxford, England, saw the Oxford soccer team edge a local side 6 to 5 after trailing by three goals. The American player sparked a late rally in the second half, turning the game with wings and steady defense as the teams exchanged scores throughout a high tension cap.
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Ford University
Coud
Colgate Hosts Michigan State In First Intersectional Clash
Colgate meets Michigan State in the first inter sectional contest on Whitnallfield Saturday. The expected 5000 spectators will see Paul M. Smith and Ted Smith star at back and left half, with Colgate aiming to avenge last year’s 14–0 Homecoming defeat. Hamilton prepares for the big homecoming day event and a second curtain-raiser with Os Normal against Indiana.
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Whitnallield
Paul M. Smith
Cornell
Ted Smith
Eldie Tryon
Intersection
Vilhis
Michi State
William A. Reid
Colynto Athie
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Arl Abel
America Te Stekdr
Os Nermal
Hamilton Tigsehaol
Aloysina
Rome
George Hauser
Timmy
Connors
Bay
Mahkat
Reimidt
Dumont
Tryon
The Sportlight: Army Yale Penn Navy Notre Dame Tie Ups
A chaotic collage of football previews and past legends. The Army Yale clash looms as a major test with Navy and Notre Dame in focus. Analysts note Army’s strong offense while Yale offers a versatile challenge. Several historic names surface, underscoring a weekend packed with high stakes and intense matchups.
Tilden to Launch Third European Tennis Crusade in 1927
New York reports Chemist Omission. The piece notes William Tilden plans a 1927 European tour starting in late April, aiming to regain top rank after loss to La Coste. He will travel to Paris for preparation at St Cloud and Wimbledon, then return to New York for Oasis matches and the national tournament, conditions permitting.
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Rain Halts Stamford Pros In Wet Clash
Stamford professional football game postponed due to rain as the Pros hoped to close the season with a win. Players battled slick field conditions, but the rain forced disruption and altered game plans for key drives and scoring chances.
Caddies to Receive Annual Scholarship at Westmoreland Club
A scholarship fund will award annually to the most efficient caddy at the Westmoreland Country Club. The University of Pittsburgh or Carnegie Technical Institute will host the award. A committee from club members will select the recipient.
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Strong Illinois Eleven to Face Pennsylvania Saturday
Illinois prepares for a high stakes intersectional clash with Pennsylvania at Chicago. The Penn squad, eager to avenge past losses, arrives after a tough Western Conference run and faces a now Grange-less Illinois with a challenging defense and a testy schedule ahead.
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Pennsylvania
New Haven To Use 22 Cars For Cadets Visit
New Haven railroad plans 22 cars to transport 1,286 cadets and officers to the Yale Army game. Cadets will parade in three battalions with band to the right and pass in review. They will be entertained at the dining room in Hinchemn before the game.
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Harding Eleven Prepares for Norwalk Contest After Norwich Win
Harding High football, fresh from a 16 to 4 first-down dominance over Norwich Academy, rests before Friday’s Norwalk contest. Coach Meade furthers line work and interference as the Presidents seek a fourth straight win. They stand 3–1, with 27–9 over Danbury, 41–6 over Wilby, and 15–6 over Norwich Academy.
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Turf Writer Dies in Boston a Longtime Racing Figure
Francis Morgan Ware a noted turf writer and executive in New York and Boston circles died of pneumonia. He led the Horse Fair Association of New York and the Newport Hole, Yorke Show association, and served as secretary of the Rhote Klendt Jockey club. Ware managed Brockton fair horse show for 28 years and held posts with the Couns y club and several corporations.
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College Girls Get New Charge At Management House
The article describes a group of college girls from Lake Forest University and Lewin Institute engaged in a home for infants as part of practical management training. One girl, Tareine, is adopted into the program replacing a former temporary resident. Miss Christine Payne is noted as supervising, with students measuring infant milk and caring for the baby.
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Holy Cross Halfback Suffers Broken Ankle Injury
Worcester Mass Oe 25 ARP Lawrence Laws Trane of Holy Cross fractured two bones in his right ankle during the game with Western Maryland on Saturday. Officials fear he could be out for the Crusaders rest of the season.
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HairGroom product claim and consumer appeal
A garbled ad style passage touts "HairGromm" as a dignified grooming aid for all occasions. It claims a natural gloss, smoother finish, and grease free formula that makes hair appear thicker and stay combed all day.
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