Today in Sport quick college football roundup results
A chaotic OCR slice lists multiple games with mismatched teams and scores. It mentions Pitts defeating Penn State, Dartmouth trouncing Columbia, Notre Dame beating St. Louis by 12 to 0, and various other college football and boxing items, with scattered notes on players, venues, and forthcoming New Year games. The summary preserves the core event mentions and names as readable.
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Keystones Victory In Second Battle
Keystones triumph in a high scoring basketball clash led by Sheen and Miller as visitors edge Peck squad in a slow start affair. Crowds packed the arena for one of the city’s marquee hoops nights with tense late exchanges and several lead changes.
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Koppischis Hero As Squad Is Defeated
United Press reports Koppisch led Columbia with a late rally and a 146 yard total, aided by captain Walter Apr and a torrid net. The game ended with Columbia, despite injuries, showing fighting spirit as Dartmouth’s defense wore down in the closing quarter.
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United Press
New York
Colembia
Dartmouth
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Columbia
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Percy
Conference opens with 12 athletic chiefs meeting
United Prov TIPAGO reports a gathering of 12 conference athletic chiefs and officials to organize the football schedule and arrange matchups. The meeting continues tomorrow with discussions on schedules and possible Chariots to enable City wart and Ulitigis to meet.
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Corry Proposes Teams for Warren Football Contest
Corry offers two local teams for a Warren contest with a December 9 date. Corry managers seek a $600 stake and a win or draw to decide the matchup, with Warren and Alb Horry as likely opponents. Officials note only those two teams will be considered and confirm arrangements aim for a Sunday game at local grounds, amid claims Corry will hire substitutes to bolster the lineup.
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Ike's Eleven Slo w at Start and High Wins
Ike's Eleven began poorly as the High team surged then dominated in the second period. The Westfield field saw a rough, error filled first half before High produced end runs and forward passes for long gains. Three later passes with Verne Group leading to points. crowd included Mrs Mary Lewis, High coach, injured during a trenchant play.
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Titusville Claims to Title in Fractured Report
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Titusville entering a claim to a title with mentions of Colonel Drakes, Corry and Warren, and Armistice Day. Players from Corry and Warren appear in an uneven narrative, with scattered references to a win and a contested outcome.
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Walking Meet in Gotham Ends in Squabble
New York November 30 walkers from Eset and West and from Canada competed in the thirteenth annual handicap hosted by the Waite Club of America at Coney Island. Charley Eschenbach finished first for Pantime A.C., while Willie Plant placed fourth after starting from scratch. Disqualifications and protests by officials sparked a melee among judges and spectators, delaying the official decision on the winner.
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Pantime A. C
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Coney Island
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Can Lian Young Men's Cristian Association
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Cornell Tops Penn In Close Gridiron Battle For 24th Straight Win
The Red and Blue suffered a setback as Cornell defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a hard fought battle. Cornell extended its winning streak to 24 games dating back to 1920, while Penn fought hard and showed marked improvement this season.
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Philadelphia
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Quakers
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Cornell
Fragmentary OCR Note Puts Focus on Nearby Scene
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and actions but lacks clear context or coherent facts. The readable bits reference people and places in a vague incident, with no definite event, date, or outcome to anchor a concise news summary.
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