Mandell in Lightweight Title Reach as Leonard Looms
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Indiana appears set to challenge Benny Leonard for the lightweight world championship if Leonard permits. The piece notes Mandell’s victories over Jack Bernstein and outlines the crowded junior welterweight field while touching on football season sentiment and a scattered sports mix.
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Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Muriel
New York
Seomishon
Jack Bernstein
Mandell
Sid Tertis
Bernstein
Record Oak
Manilell
Hneefooute Tech
Peng Vam
Astiis Athletic Association
Steelton High Schivol
Steelton
Jone
Mapisburg
Kitamiiler
Techs
Tor
Pols
Thuce Bay
Tech
Mavenaston
Greensburg
Chasepionship
Attendance to shatter records in final football week
The article reports a holiday weekend schedule with major college games drawing huge crowds. California vs Stanford for the Pacific Coast title and Yale vs Harvard command large turnouts, while Ohio State Iowa State and Michigan face key tests as teams chase conference titles and Bowl implications.
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New York
California
Stanford
Yale
Harvard
Ohit State
Colgate
Syracuse
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Towa
Ilnois
Grange
Ohio State
Minnesota
Vinderbilt
Tams
Minneapolis
Raithern
Nebraska
Kartsas Aggies
Wiswauk Valley
Iowa State
Drake
Nameless Five to Open Season on December 9
Warren Nov 21 Nameless Five held a light practice at the YMCA with all players except Ed Tinley sidelined by illness. The opening game will be against the Erie Woosters, the Erie City League champions, on December 9. King returned to practice at forward, Ash recovered from a minor injury and is playing well at pivot. Centers Brown Pedlow and Ah are all available, key to selecting the best lineup.
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Warren
Plade
Ed Tinley
Finley
Erie Woosters
King
Ash
Brown
Pedlow
High Eleven Battles at Union Tomorrow
Cory High moves to Union to face their ancient foes in a key gridiron clash for 1024. Union aims to reverse a prior October defeat and prove superiority over Corry and Black teams with coach Red Hubbell and star Gough Sheen leading the charge. Large crowd expected as improved roads allow quick travel to Union for the big game.
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Coison
Im Thei
Unionites
Hubbell
Keystone
Washington Park
Gough Sheen
Scar
Union
Crbottown Feld
Hitem
Sntes
Corry
Winton City
Indies Hope Season Finale Victory Over Jamestown Squad
Corry fans look forward to a decisive end to the 1924 season as the Indies face Jamestown Aerials led by Louie Golling and featuring former professionals. A State Armory practice tonight may be the last session before the weekend game, drawing a likely large local crowd.
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Tndies
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Jamestown
Sayilson
Jamestowners
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Indies
State Armory
Collins
Ste
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Pat Riley
Tare
Murahier
Paulson
Eggs
Greenwood
Len Carlson
New York Staters
Aly
Cambridge Yale game prep signals last practice
The Cambridge team with band and cheer readers watched the Crimson’s final practice yesterday ahead of the Yale game. The squad felt for New Haven in the morning and planned a final signal drill if the Yale bowl this afternoon.
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Cambrdge
Cheel
Crmson
New Haven
Depew to Meet Keystones In Open Gym Tilt
Depew plans a strong lineup for a Monday night game against the Keystones at the State Armory. Key players Klee Toper and Hohorst headline the squad with newcomers Rawson Griffith and Martin bolstering the roster as the Navy visits West Point for an upcoming clash.
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AlDepew
Bork Ataters
Eater
Jones
Ross Bame
Young Hag
Kpepp
Klee
Toper
Wagner
Tiphurst
Fast
Enen
Rawson
Andover
Grufith
Pratt
Canis
State Armory
Allegheny Wins Class B Championship in Narrow Victory
Allegheny defeated Waynesburg 28 0 to capture the Class B title in a hard fought game. The Blue and Gold showed a stingy defense and steady backfield work, repeatedly driving into scoring range and sealing the triumph late in the contest.
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