Dartmouth Clash Looms In High Scoring College Football Card
A weekend football lineup features Cornell and Dartmouth in a high scoring clash at Hanover. Dartmouth has an offense averaging around 41 points per game with dominant wins over Brown, while Cornell aims to counter via aerial attack. Also noted are boxing bouts, hockey plans in New York venues, and local college and amateur team preparations across Pittsburgh, Warren, and Titusville.
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the Athletic Association
Tred Potts
Murderers Row Restored to Yank Lineup
United Press reports the New York Yankees plan a renewed power core led by Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri with Ed Barrow predicting a top offensive season. The article notes Ruths past suspensions and discipline underlined by manager Hoyt that could lift team morale if Ruth adheres to club rules.
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Fight Results From United Prov New York Card
United Prov results list multiple bouts across cities. Sammy Walter of New York stopped an opponent in California while Levine floored another in the tenth round. Chien tghyweight defeated Joel Kauffmann in Brooklyn in the seventh. Mie Reenhliemn of New York fought a close decision in New York light welterweight. Kenny Bas of Philadelphia stopped Bow Marrs in Baltimore in the seventh.
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United Prov
New York
Sammy Walter
California
Levine
Bing Anderson
Bint Joel Kauffmann
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Kenny Bas
Jsvouke
Baltimore
Penn Stars Crippled Before Haverford Showdown
Penn stars crippled after a rough Illinois game with Penn regulars battered. injuries potentially sidelining key players for Saturday’s Haverford clash.
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PENN
Keystones Launch Practice Workouts At State Armory
The Keystones begin workouts on a newly changed court at the State Armory with a large turnout from last season. Coach Young invitations extend to several new prospects as the team aims to be the strongest in club history, with sessions twice weekly ahead of a December 2 opener in Warren.
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Young
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He Keystones
Ische
Deogmiber 2d
Warren
Ruth in Best Shape in Years Says Shawkey
Ruth appears in peak form as Babe Ruth trains amid New York chatter. Shawkey reports Ruth walked 40 miles to reach the train, plans to rest until year’s end, then chase spring battles.
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United Press
New York
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Yiterah
Giderricks
Arid
Rushes in night attire to avert big blaze
A man dressed in night clothes rushed through slick streets at dawn and raised a fire alarm to alert residents as a factory blaze began on a third hour of operation. About 75 families evacuated via fire escapes while firefighters tackled the flames.
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Big Blaze
United Press
Jan
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief in Newspaper Testimony
A provincial ad sample touts Doan's Pills as a remedy for kidney pain and urinary troubles. It cites a Niagara Falls reader who claims relief after using the product, urging others to try the remedy and recall the advertised name.
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Wiestler
Hamilton
Pigskin Chasers Test Novel Grid Experiment Here
Ro T Brown and Huston University clash Saturday in an experimental grid format with fork plays and tent plays. Prominent critics and supporters observe as the two teams trial the pared down game structure. Charlie Ridgewood funeral noted for ridgeway residents. Lehigh quarterback from a Wes Virginia Wesleyan incident honored by parents and teammates.
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Lehigh Jauirterbacks
Jwele
Trini
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Robert Adams
Hagley
Leish
Navy Backs Hapless in Michigan Game Excused From Drill
Navy backs Max Mmippen and Bennet starred in a rough loss to Michigan and have been excused from drills for three days. The team may also be unable to play in the Western Maryland game Salurily.
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Max Mmippen
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Navy
Michigan
Maryland
Harvard coach criticizes training methods in mock tirade
A fragment cites a Cambridge source alleging criticism of brutal football training. The text references Marvard Grimson, Holy Sappke, and Penn sylvania, noting starvation claims and disciplinary language.
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Marvard Grimson
Ap Cilitoria
Holy Sappke
Milnois
Pennsylvania
Famine Menace Warns Damascus Population
United Press reports famine as a new danger in Damascus amid guerilla activity. Attacks threaten Aleppo and Homs districts as prices soar and civilian distress grows in the wake of prolonged conflicts and bombardments.
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Plan to open professional baseball to unskilled youths
National Association leader Michael H. Sexton proposes a new class forming a league of school, college and semi pro players to fast track unskilled youngsters into professional baseball. The plan aims to curb veteran numbers in lower classes and provide younger players a quicker path to the majors through organized development.
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United Prete
New York
Catalina Inland
Cali
Yeplan
Lisagnes
Michael HL Sexton
Local league discussions spark talk of player classifications
A fragmented report outlines plans and questions about classifying players within a youth or junior league. It mentions Muss DyDaven and a focus on advance clubs, youth development, and the structure of teams and players amid ongoing talks.
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Featian
Priettan
Alonis Vous
Bath
Muss DyDaven
Uf Mae
Tor Sapien
Famley
Fragmentary pipe line note and marking on Moor
A damaged fragment notes a pipe line marking on the Moor with a light danger marker. It mentions a cone floor and a cut through the pipe near a steam fitter and hook. The text hints at cost concerns and saving money but remains unclear.
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