National Title Grid Race Narrows To Six Teams Yale Injuries Hurting Contenders
Across the country top college teams suffer upsets and injuries in Saturday games as Yale regulars face setbacks and national title hopes fade. Dartmouth crushed by 79 to 0 while California and Southern California also stumble. Georgia, Notre Dame, Michigan, and others see their paths narrowed in a volatile race for the national title.
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Yale
Alan d. Gould
New York
Associated Press
Daytmouth
Michigan
California
Aingle
Dartmouth
Indians
Las Elis
Quiden
Pacific Coast
Goa
Peuher
Aso
Anu Johnson
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Yester de Witneis
Minnesota
Indiana
Californs
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Georgia Trea
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Tony Travers TQ Melt Emmons Here
Tony Travers wins a boxing bout described as a favored performance at the Arena. The report mentions No titles, amateur status, and systolic notes, with recurring names including Bombay, Smith, and Steve. The text is garbled but centers on Travers and a boxing event.
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Tony Travers
Melt Emmons
Slendta
Bayardey
Travers
Wilson
Bombay
Smith
CREO
Tadisputed
Connecticut
Favorite Sova Wins 19,000 Franc Prize at 6209 Meters
The final Sunday of the season featured favorable weather as Sova, ridden by J Wotous Bots Josselyn, captured the 19,000 franc Prix over 6209 meters. Bilbao, owned by Filipseco, finished third while Sova led by ten lengths as the favorite paid 22 ARG.
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Georges Bougatz
Sova
J. Wotous Bots Josselyn
Tr. Filipseco
Bilbao
Central High Fights Back in Title Hunt with Win at Newfield Park
Central High School defeated Bulkeley High of New London at Newfield Park to emerge as a strong contender for the state scholastic title. Captain Symes led scoring as Central finished a portion of their schedule with wins and losses, while teammates Roth Roberts and Sandy trailed closely in points.
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hesiMant
Bulkeley High School
New London
Newfield Park
Reilly Crew
London
Central High Boys
Lyon Terrace
Couchaants
Alc Vury Vaiua
Ucial
Alvecuy Bi Aws Cos
Ansonia
Hill Boys
Croby
Stamtore
Harding
Ansonia High
Pro Golf Play to Start Today at Cedar Crest
Sixty professional golfers arrive for the Professional Golf Association Lourna aent at Cedar Crest Country Club as a high wind challenges play. Defending champion Walter Hagen and Harry Cooper head a field of notable players. the tournament opens at nine with three 18 hole rounds and later elimination matches, with Tingen exempt from qualifying.
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Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Pacadenr. Fia
Joe Turnena
Gene Satezen
New York
John Golden
Paterson
Tingen
Stratford Arrows Shut Out Owls 25 to 0 in Greens Farnia
Stratford Arrows defeated the Greens Ferris Owls 25 to 0 yesterday in Greens Farnia after a strong defensive effort. Meserole starred with two touchdowns and a standout performance, while the Owls failed to score.
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OWLS
Greens Ferris Owls
Greens Fasmna
Meserole
Princeton Beats Harvard In Benefit Tilt 6-0
In New York at Yankee Stadium Princeton defeated Harvard 6 to 0 in a charity game. Beattie and Drews led Princeton’s backfield while Harvard’s Gearse and Fitts provided late resistance. Proceeds went to the Red Cross as fans watched a tight contest with few bands and chilly stands.
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New York
Associated Press
Su‘ual
Harvard
Frineden
Tiger
Harvard Grads
Yankee Stadium
Harvard Roctors
Crimson
Erwin Gearse
Roscoe Fitts
Pme
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Beattie
Ted Drews
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Red Cross
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George Washington
Geneington
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Yale Eleven Improving With Each Game Says Roper Review
Yale shows progress after defeating Dartmouth 10-0 in New Haven as Roper notes improved defense and running game, with Penn and Harvard among teams praised for flashes of strength. The piece analyzes line play, hidden-ball strategies, and the need for consistent power rushing to sustain success.
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Roper
Aml Prince Vamos Football Authority
Velegramada Nechh Smerien
Allanece
Princeton
WN. J
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New Haven
Xuiz
Zoor
Darmouth
Amherst Drops Princeton From 1928 Football Schedule
Amherst Mass Oct 10 Amherst will not meet Princeton in football in 1928 as it has for the last three years. The Amherst Schedule announced today contains eight games all with familiar colleges. The Princeton game is abandoned under Amherst’s policy to select opponents from colleges of similar enrollment. Trinity takes Vermont’s place while Wesleyan and Williams keep their spots.
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Princeton
Pauaiary
Princecon
Wes
Atracs
Sea Qtick
Caugh
Princeon Tein
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Luuit
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Houghton
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Tam Eure Lou Young
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Abe Ciameon
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Assocated Press
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Willams
New York
Atvack
Yale
Starvard
Anna
Quakers
Dres Paride
Pennsylvania
Redland
Princeton and Ohio State to meet in first intercollegiate soccer
Princeton and Ohio State will play the first intercollegiate soccer match in the history of the game next Saturday at Palmer Stadium in Princeton New Jersey. The Buckeye supporters will attend with the football team for a curtain raiser to the football game marking Ohio State's first college soccer contest.
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Princeton
N. J
Associated Press
Ohio State
Buckeye Rooters
Palmer Stadium
Swedes Beat German Club 6 to 1 in League Match
The Sweden A. C. defeated the German Club 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon in a Soccer League game. In the Chesky league the Danersks of Bionfogd lead to double wing from the Tarrytown Camecrons 6 to 1.
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H Sports Club
Danersks
Bionfogd
Tarrytown Camecrons
Lane Keeps 70 Point Lead In Eastern Grid Scorers
Myles Lane of Dartmouth still leads the college football scoring race with 70 points but Dartmouth was shutout by Yale. Johnny Roepke of Penn State surged to 75 points, moving into second place, as Georgetown’s Nork jumped to third with 67 points in a rout of Waynesburg.
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New York
Associated Press
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
Green
Yale
Lane
Lala
Johnny Roepke
Penn State
Nork
Georgetown
Waynesburg
Garnegls
Cornell
Maine
Lafayette
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Columbia McAndrews
Willa
Briante
N.Y
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Army
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Villa Nova
Injuries Hit Left Side of Yale Dartmouth Game
The article notes key Yale players Sid Quarrier Greene and Stew Scott are sidelined with injuries after the Dartmouth game, forcing reserve linemen Hall and Marting to fill in. It details planned light practice and a cautious approach ahead of Maryland and Princeton tests as coaches stress defense and adjusted schemes.
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Astoredc Press
Vacca
Eli Casualles
Dartmouth
Stew Scott
Sid Quarrier
Greene
Maryland
Soott
Quarrier
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Marting
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Giants Dominate Pottsville Maroons 16 0 in Open Game
New York Giants defeat Pottsville Maroons 16 to 0 in a NPFL matchup. McBride scores the first touchdown on a 22 yard run off tackle. Wycoff adds the second TD after intercepting a pass and returning it 35 yards. Pottsville fails to advance beyond two first downs as safeties and strong defense seal the win.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Giants
Pottsville Maroons
Pottsville
Giants
McBride
Syracuse
Wycoff
Bears Rout Dayton Triangles 14 to 6 in NL game
The Chicago Bears extended their winning streak by defeating the Dayton Triangles 14 to 6 before 16,000 fans in Chicago on Oct 30, per Associated Press.
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Chicago Bears
Dayton Triangles
Chicago
Associated Press
Waterbury Area Scores and Team Standings Unclear
Fragmentary OCR lists various games and scores across Waterbury area teams including Meriden and Torrington Valley. Readable items mention Waterbury teams and nearby towns but lack full context or dates.
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AL Waterburnts
Waterbury
Hyma
al Thomaston -Ponter
Meriden
Torrington
Valley Perks
Torsington
Brooklyn Ingles
Argentine Tennis Stars Retain Mitre Cup Again
In Buenos Aires on Oct 20 the Argentine team secured the Mitre cup for the sixth consecutive year. Robson and Boyd won the doubles final, defeating Brazilians Pretchel and Asumpcao with scores 6-1 and 6-4, as Argentina retained the title.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Argentina
Robson and Boyd
Brezil Janw Pretchel
Asumpcao
Garland Grange Stars In Saturday Tilt For Minnesota
Chicago dispatch reports Garland Grange led a sensational display as Minnesota defeated Michigan 13 to 7, boosting the Gophers atop the Western Conference standings with two wins and no losses. Earlier actions saw Indiana drop Michigan, while Purdue’s Ralph Weich and Cotton Wilcox shone in other matchups and the Big Ten balanced with several key results.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Michigan
Th.nois
Minnesota
Indiana
Louis Gubert
Garland Grange
Red" Grange
Wisconsin
Herd Joesting
Hone
Badger
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Chio
Robin Bell
Kriss
Montana State
Ralph Weich
Purdue
Harvard
Denver
Cleveland Beats Nevers Eleven 21 to 20 in Gridiron Clash
In Chicago on October 30 the Cleveland Bulldogs defeated Ernie Nevers led Cardinals 21 to 20. Eddie Tryon’s toe kick and a 85 yard rush helped the Yankees toward the narrow win as Nevers and his line contributed three touchdowns and a safety for the final margin.
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Chicago
Ly Associatet
Re Grange
New York Yankees
Chicago Cardinals
Tod
Feu
Eddie Tryon
Fry
Yankee
Merker
Cleveland
Ohio
Cardinal
Strasocrated
Bennie Friedman
Jerory Jones
Cleveland Bulldogs
Dutt
Waterbury and Hart Al Waterbury Ford Scandias Tie
Waterbury 3 Hart Al Waterbury ford Scandias 3 in a lively soccer clash. The two teams shared the points as the match ended level with a balanced attack from both sides.
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Waterbury
Hart al Waterbury
Ford Scandias
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