Basketball stars and football captain lead 1926 campus sports
Jimmy Paterson, captain of the Northwestern University football team, praises basketball for athletic endurance. The piece notes Paterson's dual role as guard and basketball player and compares training demands between the two sports. It covers college teams in Crawford County, a meet tonight, and mentions several players and prospects across colleges and pro circles.
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Panillels
Keystones Rally From Fire To 28-24 Victory
The Keystones overcame a ten point deficit at the Rochester Armory, finishing 28 to 24 over Kodak Parks. Star performers include Rich and Garvin for the visitors while Walgams and Benson sparked the Keys in a late surge. It was a fast paced exhibition with strong guard play and decisive second-half defense.
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Ue Coset
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Rdchester Kulak
Fonts
Kerstines
Carey Vossels
Layne Sy Real
Rochester Kodak
Real Mension
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Braté Armory
Kedarks
Kodaks
Mleka
Fuga
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Olean Metros
Jiggs O'Dell
Jimmy Luther
Heaney
Rich
Willy
the Keys
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Weigand
Garvin
Rich Ailee
Walgams
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Garin
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Igtimares
Faye Siler
Hell
Lava Pretty
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Npo Benson
Wautteddokors
Seahori
Earlinck
Howe
Welyand
Enis
Greenleaf Is Heavy Loser in Keystone Basketball Tilt
Greenleaf suffered a heavy defeat as the Keystones defeated them 36 to 10. The report highlights injuries and turnovers, noting Greenleaf’s woes in offense and defense, while mentioning standout performances by rival players and the junior squad's early lead.
Mystics Prepare for Keys Battle on Thursday
Jamestown Dee 1 reports Mystics set to face Keys in Yorkben League third game at Metuele High School court. Keystone boast veteran pros as they meet local team seeking win to improve post position. practice last night and tonight aim to sharpen condition for Thursday contest.
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Dee
Qqunterte
Npet & Lough
Cory
Iieal High School
Pharaoiy
Tae Metuele
O'Neil
Keystone
Uutt
Buffalo Lincolns
Bay City
Silverstat's
St. Anis
New York
St. Mary's Cadets
Williams Bufalo Hewitts
AlSyra- Vollegiané
Frost Will Coach Junior High Lads
Frost will coach the junior high basketball team with a focus on developing city youth. The plan includes indoor court practice and guidance from Keystipe and local youth staff to prepare a ten round seed competition in New York.
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Phaeh
Wicloek
Grange Quarterback on Collier's All American Eleven
Collier's Weekly selects the All American team with Grange as quarterback and naming players from Dartmouth Princeton Ohio State Michigan and others. The panel includes Stantland River Ends Thayer and Josterbaan and lists guards Diehl Hess Genter McMillip and backs Wilson Oberlinder among others.
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New York
Collier's Weekly Today
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Josterbaan
Michigan
Rackass
Chass
Pit Weir
Nebraska
Diehl
Dartmouth
Hess
Ohio State
Genter—McMillip
Princeton
Granige
Hlinoe
Halfhookss
Wilson
Washington
Oberlinder
Dartmouth Burg
Rockne Appears Before Notre Dame Officials
Rockne, famed Notre Dame football coach, is reported to have appeared before university officials led by President Rev Pat Walsh to discuss statements about a Columbia University contract. He refused to discuss the affair while responding to questions from New York sources through his press agent.
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South Bend
Knute Rockne
Nogo Dame
Patter Matthew Walsh
University Fistars
Rockne
New York
Columbia
Uhl Rockne
Gruned Broad
Lightweight bout yields decision wins in Pa and Toronto
LTOona Pa Dick Cihihi defeated Dick Garton of Philadelphia in a close lightweight decision last night. Tiger Joe Herman of Toronto earned a division win as he beat Davy Free of York.
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Dick Cihihi
Dick Garton
Philadelphia
Tiger Joe Herman
Toronto
Davy Free
York
Women Golf Association Proposed by United Press
A national women’s golf and tennis group would break from the United States Golf Association under Mary K Browne. The plan proposes financing via a one dollar assessment on every club member to fund a new governing body.
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United Press
EA York
Deeie
Miss Browne
Met
Women Tennis Officials Push for Independent Plan at January Meeting
Prominent officials urge discussing a practical proposal at the annual January meeting to enable self-directed dates and handicaps. They fear cooperation under the United States Lawn Tennis Association weakens women players and reduces leadership for the Women's National Championship efforts.
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Gun Club Rifle Shoots Set to Open Wednesday
The Unyre Redd aid eat GUNs navigation and state armory prepare for rifle shoots opening Wednesday. All interested in rifle shooting are invited to participate with hopes for large attendance and organized classes at the range. Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh reports a notable August event with a skilled participant from New York.
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Om Banil
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