Syracuse Holds Princeton to Scoreless Tie
Syracuse and Princeton battle to a 0-0 draw under wet conditions as Banks Stein and Horr star for the Orange while Princeton struggles with five failed forward passes and a heavy, stubborn defense. Read, Darby, and Read lead Princeton in a gritty game marked by hard tackling, few clean plays, and strategic punt exchanges amid persistent rain.
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Erasmus Hall Triumph Over New Haven in Annual Grid Clash
Erasmus Hall from Brooklyn defeated New Haven High School 5 to 0 in New Haven, despite missing three backs. Hesterberg scored the lone touchdown after a midfield run. Latham stood out for Erasmus while Saxe Muse and Connelly starred for New Haven.
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Navy Fumbles Close Harvard Tie After Fast Start
Annapolis Oct 24 The Navy and Harvard battled to a tie after a dramatic opening as Navy scored six points in the first five minutes on Lange to Reifeneider passes and a kickoff return. Harvard rebounded with strong defense and two long passes, but a late muffed kick gave Navy a chance that did not convert, leaving the game scoreless after the opening onslaught and ending with a hard fought stalemate.
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Police halt boxing bouts endangering clubs in city
Police halted boxing exhibitions at Long Acre Athletic Association and Sharkey Athletic Club after officers warned clubs for violating boxing laws. Managers faced injunctions while inspectors and patrols stopped a planned weeknight program. No bouts occurred in Manhattan or Brooklyn as orders were enforced. Kansas Wins in Slush and Mud.
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Cornell Narrow Win Over Vermont Deflates Ithaca Crowd
Cornell defeats Vermont 6 to 0 in a slow rough game marked by strong Vermount ends and weak Cornell interference. Caldwell's field goal and Walder's second half touchdown supply the scoring as Vermont drives are halted near the goal line and by Cornell’s defense.
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Columbia Plans Cross Country Debut in National Meet
G T Kirby Columbia University track chief adviser has engaged trainer Bernie Wefers to scout opportunities in Greater New York for study and practice. Kirby met with James B Sullivan of the AAU to discuss Columbia entering one or two teams in the National cross country championships, aiming for a first ever varsity appearance and valuable experience for runners.
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Yale Football Stuns With 38 Point Surge and Sensational Plays
Yale delivers a high energy performance as Wheaton shines with 38 points including a 25 yard field goal try and multiple touchdowns. Key moments include Yale’s two first half TDs by Bingheam and a pivotal late scoring drive orchestrated by Daly and Yates. Injury to Kipatrick disrupts Yale’s plans as the game unfolds with breaking runs and hard tackles from McDowell Richardson Shafer and teammates.
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Belmont Horses Sail for England with Breeding Stock
Nineteen head including Fair Play depart Belmont for England aboard a steamer. The shipment, tied to racing aims, includes breeding stock and is insured under a consortial arrangement. Fair Play priced around 30 000 dollars with other horses valued similarly.
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Empire Track Plans To Improve Speed Over Winter
The plans aim to improve the track including earth work and equipment changes. Work begins Monday with plowed ground to be mixed in with tight earth and jeft as winter approaches. The finishing touch is to produce a faster sensor time at the course for the community meeting.
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New York Athletic Club Aims for English Five Mile Swim Title
The text notes Rudi Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club seeks victory in the five mile English championship defense next year. Experts predict Goodwin could beat rivals in a world class field as Meys and others contest the event. The piece mentions Belgian Meys and former NYAC water polo member George Dykrell in relation to the competition.
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Dartmouth Scored Upon by Holy Cross at Fitton Field
In Worcester on October 4, Holy Cross held a strong first half and limited Dartmouth to a single score while the light, fast Holy Cross offense matched the visitors at Fitton Field before about 2000 fans. Hawley led Dartmouth with 12 points as penalties and questionable play marred the game. Holy Cross capitalized on forward moves and a 30 yard run for a second touchdown.
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Manual Training School Defeats Morrs High School in Fast Game
In Philadelphia, Manual Training School beat Morrs High School of New York 16 to 0 in a brisk 15 minute halves game. The Manual forwards and defense lashed out, with heavier faster play and several near scoring bursts.
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Harvard Freshman Clears 12 Feet 4 Inches In Fall Vault
Harvard Stadium hosts fall games where freshman Barr vaults 12 feet 4 3/4 inches to break the Harvard record. Rand captains the team and contests in hurdle events while Jaques led distance but Healds and others struggle in the two miles. Foster wins the 100 yard dash event with a fast time.
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Bedford Branch swimming handicap race prompts fainting finish
The event ended with A D Smith exhausted and fainting after a strenuous 40 yard hurdles swim. Smith, active in multiple races, collapsed just as the event concluded, taking over half an hour to recover. Other placements included F Me smith and W M Taylor with results of the 105 yards and related handicap heats.
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Indians and Penn State Tie in Rain Wrecked Game
Penn State and the Indians played to a scoreless or near tie at Kreuklin Field as rain disrupted play most of the afternoon. Key moments included a Penn State touchdown by Reagan and Blattenberg's attempts from distance, but the wet ball limited scoring and the Redmen and Quakers battled to a standstill.
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Army Defeats Yale 0 to 0 in Uneven Scrimmage
Army and Yale battled to a scoreless draw, with Army’s defense holding firm and Ely scoring the game’s early goal in a brisk contest. Brown, Lafayette, and Brown’s field goals highlighted a chaotic day of football with multiple near-misses and refereeing penalties.
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