Brown Bears Seek Strong Start In Weekend Tilt
Providence reports Brown football coach Robin son preparing for Tale at New Lavencest Saturday with key players returning from knee injuries. John Spellman may play, guiding a rejuvenated backfield. Moric ater4 and Monk add strength. Sullion earns varsity spot, capt. Snupert leads a growing student turnout as Brown band joins on the trip.
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Tale
New
John Spellman
Stireh
Spellman
Bears
Robinson
Tha Deren
Elis
Snupert
New Tinven
Yale Team in Good Shape for Brown Contest
Yale coach Tad Jones prepares for the Brown game with a squad trimmed to fit practice needs. Sullivan the star sprinter appears set to lead the offense while prospects of giving scrubs a chance are noted.
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YALE
New Haven
Sengers
James W. Toumer
Scheaql of Forests
School of Citizenship
Connecticut League of Combater
Tad Jones
Efense
O'Hearn
Sterday
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Jones
Sullivan
Jones VII
Murphy
Oedaay
Bears
Brave Hunters From Botstard Woods Fire Department
A night of anxious waiting follows as Hoseman George Bray and Wilam Laubscher lead a party with a carver and ammunition to Botsford woods to pursue foxes. The group plans to travel by automobile and foot with several staff members among them and an official report notes a related hunt set for horseback next Wednesday.
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George Bray
Wilam Laubscher
Hose Bray
Laubseher
Xamara
Arthur Berg
Rugent Morenouse
Botsford
Bowdoin Footballers Confuse Opponents With Clever Plays
The Bowdoin football team led by the Hildreth brothers 14 and Horace has shown clever feints and shifts in three games, winning two and tying one. Their play confounds rivals, while reporters note the clear, skillful deception as a key factor in early season success.
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Bowdoin Codlega
Dinidreth
Bowdoin
Willams
Improvement Shown By High School Gridders
High school football practice shows notable improvement as teams scrimmage and refine plays. Coach Tlunt drives defensive work while key players suffer injuries. New Haven and Hilltoppers squads bring strong matchups, with Park and Vad Doncaster among notable players preparing for tough upcoming games.
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Adama
Siar
Adams
Signal Prac- Hon
Ray Whelan
Wardin
Serim Mise
Varsity
Whelan
Regullar
Plon
Wardle
Thorpe
Qgharlie Ryfer
Uibackwig
Tudor
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Atifé
New Hiuvenites
Ted
Fisttoppers
Phiy
Hacking Prep
Storrs
Hilltoppers
High School of Commerce
New York
Gathamites
Big City
Iuyon
Hunt Eleven
Park
Sneup
Vad Doncaster
Sridgeport Bush
Ejock
Courtney
Tatayette
Centre to Prove Hard Test for Harvard Team
Centre aims to avenge last year when Harvard narrowly won as Fischer led the Crimson. Centre’s strong squad returns with Coach Fisher guiding a tighter practice amid injuries and hospital lists. Black Rocks face Shamrocks in a separate Sunday game as city football rivals seek advantage.
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Ho” McMillin
Sone Ovate
Cambridge Cain
Eame
Bob Fischer
Crimson
Princeton
Kentuckians
Fischer
Pasa
Fisher Hay
Nane
Black Rocks
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Shamrocks
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Expet Matic
Black Reels
Hi Bham
North Wnders
Ad Black ‘Rock
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Fairfield Avenue
Elleworth Street
Venice A C Wants Game This Sunday for 125 Pound Squad
Venice A C reports no game for Sunday but ready to play any 125 pound squad in the league. They boast a fine season record with three wins, one loss, and one tie. Also noted is a fatal gas poisoning incident where Gaetano Karel, 420 North Avenue, died from an illuminated gas jet blown out by draft.
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GAMT
Ofa the Veni G
Bungy Aars
Oeligar
Venice
Garylick
Gaetano
Karel
North Avenue
Egerrehil
Uncertain College Football Talk From December Observations
A fragmentary sports reminiscence discusses quarterbacks and unbeaten teams like Princeton and Harvard, noting early struggles of Pitt and Princeton and the lingering championship chatter from December. It mentions Navy and Lafayette as having escapes amid a winter debate on titles.
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Trinceton
Harvard
Fenn
State
California
Pitteburah
Princston
Navy
Lafayette
Arovund
High School basketball opens Nov. 5 with Norwalk visit
Merwille to provide opposition as the Red and Black begin the season with coach Pred A. Hunt boasting a brighter outlook for a championship run. The squad features Maher as captain and a core of returning players, with early practices set after football.
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Norwalk
Vevidenort
Merwille
Rod Matterik
Fala Maher
Ast
New Haven Inwittercald
Ast Greenwvlch Academy
Choate Prep
Crosby Wiley
High School of Commeras
Ghicopeét
Pred A. Hunt
Bridge- Rort High
Dack Maher
Quel Ctia
Hilley School
Ballive
Oy Criiain
Jepson
Meher
Maher
Bosen
Peertahily
Omyung Cail
Whelan
Thas
Line Nation
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Ars
Schine
Guards
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Hint
iKuyian
Fig Hare
Heptham
Rody
He Hay
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Spevth
Trinity Varsity Quinte
Barsner
Cobvsy
Ralph Borghe
Colway
Eed
Rick
Mlisienln Grammar School
Flynn
Sehine
Asikla Wayion
Thant
Wight
Chicopee High
Rules Committee to Hold Meeting in New York Gym
The Rules Committee will convene at the Columbia Gymnasium in New York tomorrow. Demonstrations of new game phases by coaches and officials will precede a 7:30 business session with an 8 o clock demonstration. Attendees include college and scholastic representatives, AA officials, and team managers to discuss rule improvements.
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Qohunbia Gymnasium
New York
Youches
Tems
BA Heart
Stratford
Connecticut
Dei
Ten boxers enter amateur tourney here at State Street Casino
Ten boxers enter the amateur tournament to be staged here next Tuesday at the State Street Casino. About 87 rounds of boxing are planned with four 128 pound entrants and matches arranged in two three round bouts to win silver cups. Officials to lead the event are to be named today by Supt. F B Gahan.
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Fairfield County Z Associalion
State Street
Ead
Go Bighrer Counds
F B. ¥. Gahan
Board of Recreation
Effoir
Terry Lee
L. Petrocelli
Thomas Dell
Joe Flannagan
Clayton Grizhan
Cook
Emil Descampe
George Fedor
Vincent Holmes
Bill Laurie
John Regan
3Sifair
Joe Lynch Defeated in Slashing NY Bout by O Dowd
Phil O Dowd of Columbus Ohio won a judges decision over Joe Lynch in a fast 12 round fight in New York. O Dowd used a clever left hand and pushed Lynch to the floor in the fifth, gaining the upper hand as the bout stayed close through twelve rounds.
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New York
Phil O' Dowd
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Sbynch
Lynch
Pete Herman
Brooklyn
O'Dowd
Dene
Y Dowd
G'Dowd
Tlyneh
MacDonald bids to book Battling McCreary vs Johnson
Jack MacDonald, manager of Battling McCreary, writes he would like to book a bout with Jack Johnson. He believes the former champion could fight and he has tried to arrange McCreary against Kid Norfolk, but Lea refuses to allow Norfolk to take the chance.
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Battling McCreary
Jack Johnson
MacDon
Battle of
A& Fe
McCreary
Kid Norfolk
Lea
Norfolk
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