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Yale plans a tough schedule with Bates, Carnegie Tech, North Carolina, and several Big Ten and Ivy rivals. Harvard, Princeton, and others loom as key opponents as Yale, Harvard, and Penn State map a demanding season across New Haven, Cambridge, Princeton, and Philadelphia with games against Brown, Maryland, Navy, Army, Dartmouth, and more.
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White Sox win double header from Detroit
Chicago wins two games from Detroit in a holiday twin bill. Morning score 3 to 2 in ten innings, afternoon 6 to 1. Pitcher Oldnam and batter contributions noted as the White Sox capitalize on early offense and strong defense. Detroit lineup includes Blu, Culaian, Haney, Bigney, Woodail.
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High School Youth Defeats Symington in Golf Match
Youth golfer Fahey won from George Mansfield High School rival Symington in a feature match at Beardsley Park. Mansfield led with strong drives while Fahey secured decisive wins, earning cups and prizes from local sponsors, including the Howland D Cnods company.
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Senators Split Doubleheader With Athletics
Washington and Philadelphia split a two game set on Wednesday. In the opener the visitors won 6 to 4 as 290 Harris and Francis were knocked out of the box. Rommel could not handle relief. In the nightcap Philadelphia plated early runs while Ogden allowed the locals to bunch singles in two innings. Morgridze and others contributed, with Goslin making a noted steal.
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Gertrude Ederle Shatters Six World Marks at Brighton
Gertrude Ederle wins at Brighton, breaking six world swimming records. She sets new marks across 440 and 400 yard races while leading Hilda James and Mary Durack in a dramatic meet with Wainwright and others contending for second.
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Morvich Beaten at Belmont in Turf Race
muddled racing report notes Morvich defeated at Belmont Park as Tyas and Wheaten Bid figure in the field. Descriptions hint at a late-quarters struggle and a winner prevailing by a margin, with references to Denby and Carlton Alexander at Aqueduct.
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Rover Cubs Defeat A. R. S. Team 10 to 7
The Rover Cubs defeated the A. R. S. team 10 to 7 yesterday. Riker pitched a sound game for the victors, supported by strong hitting and defense. Born and Matevo provided key hits as Rover built an early lead and held off the challengers.
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Penn State Ready to Start on Grid Additions
State College Sept press report lists multiple football players and staff slated for new grid additions at Penn State as coachs plan morning and afternoon workouts. Veterans named include Capt Newshsin Bote and Harry Weet, with Hinkle and George Arell among assistants guiding the drills on campus. Page 17.
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International League First Game Report Amid Tangled Names
The article covers the first International League game with scattered, unclear player names and teams such as Vornita and Anokas. It mentions locations like Newark and references unfamiliar terms like Polenta, Buitul Tago, and Mieeturals, leaving the outcome and key actions obscured.
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Noel Bullock Wins Pike's Peak Hill Climb Trophy
Noel Bullock of North Platte Nebraska won the fourth annual Pike's Peak hill climb in Colorado Springs driving a car with eight cubic inches piston displacement, outsprinting a rival to take the Penrose trophy cup and the top class prize.
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