Yale Backfield Set for Army Clash in Hardy Yale Plans
Yale unveils a strengthened backfield for the Army game next Saturday with Eli veterans and reserves competing for positions. Key players include Tony Iman, Dick Iman, and Milstead at back and guard positions, plus Neidlinger and Thigheson contending for quarterback duties as Yale readies for a late season push.
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Yale Harriers Prepping for Big Dual Meets
Yale's cross country squad, under Merriam and Thorn, tunes for big dual meets with Princeton and Harvard in focus plus Intercollegiate events. Captain Hikes returns from Cambridge aiding Hilles and Treadwell. Gibbs, Freelander, Wilmot, Tracy, and others train through Grist Woods, near the Tompkins gift, with England's training contrast noted and Yale routes praised for hills and dales.
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No change to United States Amateur Hockey League rules
Cleveland Ohio October 2 The United States Amateur Hockey League held its annual convention. No changes were approved to the playing code for the coming season. President Haddock and secretary Roy Schooles presided as committees to draft schedules were set with a deadline of November 15. The season begins in early December.
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Menagerie Bowline League Sees Rising Pin Busting Interest
Milford Ohio reports growing interest in the Menagerie Bowline League now in cavay at the Palace whys as top contenders prepare for next week. Last week featured notable scores by players including Harvis of the Cats and Harry Smith of the Owls with Smith posting the high single, 119. Women members Phe segres Miss Agnes Hickey and Miss Randle Hagan also excelled.
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Haylon 10 Quit As Hillies Head Before Next Spring
The Pittsfield baseball scene centers on Haylon 10 resigning as Hillies head before spring. He cites personal affairs and a shift of focus while noting the team’s pennant ambitions and past leadership. The piece recounts his role with Pittsfield and connections to Worcester and Masheraugue leagues, hinting at changes in franchise leadership.
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Duktil Team Tops Brassco Bowling League Fight
Duktil leads Brassco Bowling League as Host Of Wondi and Mirhish post strong scores and Conlon shines. Santos Wright and Menich contribute solid frames while Bors and Kakiwin add consistent marks in a tight standings race.
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Plentiful Backs Highlight Collegiate Football Talent
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Alphabets Rout Brooklawns 08 to 0 Victory
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Mack Pleased With Rookie Twirler Showing
Mack's scout reports a promising rookie pitcher from Shreveport with a strong curve and change of pace. Burns impressed in early action but remains a developing prospect, while Davis and Thomas emphasize his poise and control as the crew evaluates him for next season.
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Penn State Faces Syracuse Next Saturday in Big Test
Penn State, worn from Navy and West Virginia battles, prepares for a crucial game with Syracuse at Archbold Stadium. Coach Berets' squad hopes to recover fully, with practice set for early week and trainer Cartmell awaiting return. Palm’s status adds to the uncertainties as PSU eyes a Salt City invasion.
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Notre Dame Considers Coast Game Offer
Indy Oct 2 The Notre Dame athletic board will meet early next week to consider general offers for football games on the Pacific coast during the five weeks holiday break. Coach Rockne says the team may undertake the trip if no objection arises and it would not disrupt studies.
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Burns Chases 15-Win Season to Bolster A’s Pitching
The report notes Burns has a chance to win 15 games for the Athletics next season. If he achieves this, Mack’s club will have strengthened its rotation and overall pitching depth.
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Blue Nose vs Pine in tense fourth leg schooner race
In a dramatic fourth leg near Chaeducto Head, Blue Nose skipper Pine defied Wal ter by maneuvering near Bell Rock buoy as rival Walters pressed the Gloucester boat. The clash near the Whiskers and subsequent protests drew fishermen and officials before the finish showed Blue Nose ahead and a heated controversy over alleged fouling.
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