Roosevelt Nominates Economy as Top State Issue
New Yorks heated gubernatorial race features Governor Alfred E. Smith and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as frontrunners. Roosevelt touts economy, tax cuts, and reorganization of departments, while Smith defends consolidation efforts and tax relief. The contest centers on state administration, Prohibition stance, and leadership style amid a high-profile statewide tour and national attention.
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Harvard's Stafford Could Be New Quarterback in Big Three Test
Cambridge, Mass. Oct 28 Warvard's quarterback selection for flu objective tests fuels Crimson speculation. Stafford, a 145 pound Newton High School alum, shows running back kick ability and leadership potential. Cheek and Spalding vie for roles while McGlone remains in contention ahead of the Princeton game at Harvard Stadium.
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Columbia and Cornell In Historic Rivalry Face Off
The piece notes Columbia’s uncertain hopes against Cornell, highlighting Cornell’s 14 to 7 win aided by Fout’s ball handling and Homer Hessel’s all American ends. It recalls prior scores, including Cornell’s dominant 66 to 0 over St Bonaventure and 27 to 0 over Niagara, and references a potential close game for the upcoming Ithaca contest.
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Mexican heavyweight to get Gotham chance
Tony Fuente the Mexican heavyweight who has knocked out five men and drawn with Floyd Johnson will face a real test at Madison Square Garden. Fred Winger reports matchmaker Flournoy plans a bout for Fuente with Luis Finpo Quintin Romero Rojas or George Godfrey, possibly in New York within weeks.
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Big Game Crowds Gather for Yale Harvard Bowl Week
Bridgeport hotels and clubs brace for a Yale Harvard clash near the Bowl with capacity crowds of up to 80,000. Ticket scarcity and price inflation loom as Yale athletic officials turn down season ticket requests, while local venues plan dances and dinners after kickoff.
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Stamford to Play Otham College at Halloween Park
Stamford Eich school will play the College of the City of New York second team at Halloween Park Friday afternoon. The game was moved to allow local fans to attend the Yale Army game in New Haven Saturday. High school players showed well after Saturday's tough win over Webb Academy as they prepare to face the New York collegians. Birmingham is expected to return to this old place.
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Bryant Bowlers Defeat Murphy Stars in Three Straight Games
Bryant Electric Company bowling team of Bridgeport defeated Tom Murphy's All State team three straight games at Utowa bowling alleys. They will meet again next Tuesday while Murphy's crew faces Bridgeport Post Office in a three game set. Final pin totals were listed for all players with scores across the match.
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Stephen Budd Wins Newtown Club Championship in 26-Hole Match
Stephen Budd defeated William Leahy to claim the Newtown club championship after a 26 hole match. Budd finished 6 up and 6 in, with a score of 162 to Leahy's 165, in a tightly contested event held Sunday at Newtown.
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Notre Dame Trains Replacements for Stuhldreher
Coach Knute Rockne at Notre Dame began training three players to fill the quarterback vacancy caused by Stuhldreher’s injury in the Princeton game. The contenders are Edwards Scherer and Teese, listed as possible successors.
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Father Must Be Son's Chum Says Luncheon Speaker
A 200 plus crowd of business leaders from Lions Exchange Rotary Kiwanis and Civitan clubs heard J Adame Potter of Boston declare fatherhood a profession. He urged fathers to be positive influences and chums to their sons, citing swimming as an example of proactive involvement and early physical training to curb moral danger. Will Cressy and Florence Goulden Mallett drew cheers with brief talks and a musical finale featuring Cadman Don Carlos arias with the Beethoven Trio.
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West Virginia Opens Stadium Tilt With Bethany Saturday
West Virginia University prepares for a Saturday game against rival Bethany College as the Bisons from Buffalo Creek visit Morgantown. Bethany’s season has been mixed but features dangerous backs Neel and Carey, while WVU eyes a looming clash with Colgate at home. The Mountaineers, after today’s matchup, rest Friday then play California Pa Normal, then Armistice Day games against Washington Lee, with a schedule of next opponents in and around Parkersburg and Bellefonte previews.
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Reilly backs working hard for Fordham
Conch Reilly praised three sets of backfield men working out and said he fears no defeat from Fordham Freshmen who travel here Saturday to face the Maroon and Black eleven. Word from the yearlings says they aim to reverse cancelation of the game by Coach Fred Hunt on short notice.
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Bill Roper Likely to Abolish Scrimmaging at Princeton
Princeton coach Bill Roper indicated a strong consideration to end scrimmaging for the Tigers as Swarthmore and Harvard games approach. Trainer Saone Fitzpatrick praises current conditioning and argues further scrimmaging risks serious injuries, while the team continues hard practice mainly of drills and dummy scrimmage.
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