Thirty Collegiate Football Opens Today With Harper Signs
The 1923 football season opens at 30 colleges as Yale, Penn State, Holy Cross, and Washington & Jefferson lead the early slate. Yale hosts Bates in New Haven while other early games feature Syracuse, St Bonaventure, Springfield, Colby, and numerous regional matchups. The schedule signals a busy start with over 70 thousand expected spectators across venues as teams test lineups and form ahead of October play.
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Harvard
Navy
Princeton
Rutgers
Cornell
Colgate
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Jtad Jones
Warriors
Bates “Collesions
Lewiston
New Haven
Carnegie Tech
Derby Avenue
Harard
Bulldogs
Yale
Tad Jones
Iowa
Army
Tad Tones
Bates
Tiue
Connecticut Agrie
Don
Glen Warner
New England
Springfield
Colby
City of Homes
Maine
West
Syracuse
Hobart
Fenn State
St. Bonaventure
Atl State College
Holy Cross
New London
Submay
Tine Base
Worcester
Washington
Jefferson
Geneva
Washington, Pa
Mubtenburg
S. Stroudsburg Normal
Allentown
Alfred
Rochester Mechanical
Bucknell
Manafield
Orono
New Hampshire
U.S. Marines
Durham Raper
Clarkson Tech
Schenectady
St. Stephen
Conton
West Utler
Wilmington
Indianano Allie Hiram
Kent Normal
Hiram
Kalamazog
Defranice
Kalame
Toledo
Findley
Soul Center
Carson-Newman
Danville
Davidson
Elon
Virginia Poly
Hampden-Sydney
Blacksburg
Virginia
Military
Lynchburg
Lexington
Kentucky Wesleyan
Winchester
High
Tennessee
Enory
Henry
Alderson
Huntington
Morris Harvey
Rilo Grande
Barbouraville
Mercer
Piedmont
Macon
Georgia
Newberry
Athens
Collowa
Atm
Vasilion
Yale Jordan
Galfback
Gilroy
Garrard Buell
Columbia
Koppisch
Georgetown
Comstock
West Point Briedster
Stevens Emstie
Penn
Miller Tullback
Penn State
Italy
Croeg Healy
Dartmouth Burke
Allinois Wilson
Chicago Romney
Iowa Locke
Wisconsin Williams
Amndis Polen
Purdue
Murphy
Kentucky Pribbie
Ohio State
Pixley
Deyott Uni
McKenna
Centre Roverts
Miva
Ena Indiana
Hanny
de Pauw Fischer
Wacask
Kessler
Gberlin Richards
How They Stand Yesterday s Resulte Bridgeport 4 Waterbury id
Bridgeport leads Waterbury by 4 with Pittsfield 3, Springfield 2nd. Today's schedule lists Bridgeport at Pittsfield Albany at Worcester Waterbury at Springfield New Haven at Hartford. In the American League yesterday New York 9 Cleveland 1 St Louis 11 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6 Washington 4 Detroit 5 Boston 3.
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Waterbury
Pittsfield
Springfield
Albany
Worcester
Springeld
New Haven
Hartford
Albanya
Hartford Worcester
New York
Detroit
Cleveland Chicaro
Washinton
Tina
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Lileage
Nesterdey
Jayra
St. Ole
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Nese
Aoe
York
Itisburgh
Lrooklyn
Devon and Atlas Prep for Sunday Football Clash
Milford notes Devon A. C. football opens season Sunday September 24 against Atlas of Bridgeport. Devon practices most Sundays with a large list of players expected to report to manager Fay. Devon Juniors form a squad under coach Harry Lister with planned practice Saturday afternoon and tryouts for new candidates.
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Milford
Devon A
Atlas Steven
Bridgeport
Moleskin Stars
Devon 1
Fay
Way
Beebe
Burle
Jefferies
Hamilton
Allen
Lewis
Jennine
Chandler
O'Deuie Dorkin
Mith
Fox
Crannon
O'Hara
Dwyer
Langrers
Devon
Jerney Craham
Devon A. C
Tares O'Clark
Viking
Harry Lister
Novak
Baldwin
Tnnocent
Barley
Marsh
Wright
Healey
Stating
Massy
DeHart
Hyndman
Stewart
Thirty Enter Brooklawn Medal Play Event at Club
Thirty golfers sign up for a handicapped medal play event at Brooklawn Country Club today. John T. L. Hubbard, winner of the last event, is among expected entrants along with Nathaniel Wheeler and F. L. Millar. Several prizes await the winners.
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Brooklawn Country Club
John T. L. Hubbard
Nathaniel Wheeler
F. L. Millar
Masons Set For Final Game Of Season With Olive Branch
The Masonic baseball team will finish their 2922 program this afternoon clashing with Olive Branch of New Haven. The lineup is strengthened by several new players as the local team hopes to close the season on a strong note.
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Masonic
Olive Branch
New Haven
Georgetown Starts Football Work at Georgetown
Georgetown University opened football activities with about 400 players reporting for varsity and around 60 for freshmen. Head Coach Alpert Exendine, a Carlisle legend, leads, assisted by Dan OConnor and Jack Maloney. Freshman and one year rules begin this season amid a heavy schedule including Georgia Tech Bucknell Fordham Holy Cross and Boston College. Only three 1921 veterans are gone. over thirty experienced returnees are available.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Alpert
Exendine
Carlisle
Dan O'Connor
Jack Maloney
Georgetown
Gilltoppers
Georgia Tech
Bucknell
Fordham
Holy Cross
Boston College
Patsy Wallace Pursues Pancho Villa for Title Bout
In Philadelphia on September 22 Patsy Wallace the first American to drop Jimmy Wilde challenges Pancho Villa the American flyweight champion to a two outcome bout for the title Shamus O'Brien has finished training and feels tip top for his match as well.
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Philadelphia
Patsy Wallace
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Chicago and Philadelphia split doubleheader in rough game
In the second contest the Chicago club edged Philadelphia 60 to 97 withOsborne and Hartnoutt pitching for Chicago while Singleton and Peters played for Philadelphia. The line score shows a lopsided affair ending the doubleheader.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Osborne and
Hartnoutt
Singleton and
Peters
Officers Named By Devon Club Elects Next Officers
At a regular Devon Athletic Club meeting nominations were made for officers to be elected on the first Monday in October. Candidates include for president J Mallard and M Avalon. vice president J Potter and J Tellone. recording secretaries J Reynolds J Coggetto W Lewis. assistant recording secretary N Cox. treasurer J Coxey and J Chandler. sergeant at arms. trustees J Harry Lister Pred Chapman Leonard Say J EB Maher J Creddy G Hoffman Louis Earle Thomas Lowe Charles L Doherty.
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Devon Athletic Clu
J. Mallard
M. Avalon
J. Potter
J. Tellone
J. Reynolds
J. Coggetto
W. Lewis
N. Cox
J. Coxey
J. Chandler
John Allen
J. Harry Lister
Pred Chapman
Leonard Say
J. EB. Maher
J. Creddy
G. Hoffman
Louis Earle
Thomas Lowe
Charles L. Doherty
Trobh Leader In Trapshoot At Housatonic Rod and Gun
Frank Troeh, Canadian Olympic trapshooter, led the Meld in a practice trapshoot at the Housatonic Rod and Gun club. Scores include Ma 99, others like Jarvis Williams 97 and George Silvers 97, with many entries listed. State championship shoot off and other events slated for today.
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Frank ‘Troeh
Housatonic
Taland Brook
Frank Troeh
Jarvis Williams
George UW. Silvers
E. H. Morse
C. Vanstone
F. Br, Richardson
G. Deltrich
J. HH. Talcott
Former Yankee Sherrod Smith Replaced By Harper In Dodgers Drift
New York date Sept 22 The mystery behind Sherrod Smiths departure from the Brooklyn club is cleared as Harry Harper the last big league left hander joins Robins for the coming season after reporting to spring training Harper had sought a business path but chose a return to baseball after talks with Ebbets and Robbie The Yankees had obtained Harper from the Red Sox in 1920 in a major deal and he previously played for Washington and Boston
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Hilltop Stars Work Up For Season Scrimmage At Seaside
The Hilltop High School team and candidates underwent a physical at Seaside Park. Players are in good condition after a tough week, with no serious injuries reported. Scrimmage work continues today as Eddie Reilly and Coach Kenneth Robins prepare the squad for a season-opening game in two weeks against Fairfield.
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B. HS
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