Yale Drivin Hard In Cool Weather
Yale football practice showed progress as cool weather allowed forty minutes of scrimmage. Vance McCormick, ex mayor of Harrisburg, coached quarterbacks with field leaders Coy and others, while New Haven clubs and Princeton prep work noted.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Hobbs
Andrus
Lilley
Biddle
Cooney
Naedle
Tony Haines
Aedie
Ford Johnson
Corey
Philbin
Fred Daiv
Cleveland
Brides
Jlolt
Haines
Ledyard Mitchell
Thounters
George Chadwick
WOFK
R Od Glass
Frank Hinkey
Princeton Scrubs Tame Tigers Scrimmage Revealing New Tricks
Princeton's practice session shaped as a tough scrimmage between the Varsity and a team of substitutes and freshmen. McCormick and Harlan led the backfield, with Hart of Exeter at half back, as coaches tested new plays while stifling open formations.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Hart of
Exeter
McCormick
Harlan
Roper
McCrehan
Scrubs
Val Flood
Mac
Bredemus
Evening Dress Suits Offered At Moderate Prices
The sale emphasizes how thinking over a purchase increases the likelihood of buying. Evening suits are available at moderate prices for limited means, with fabrics rivaling luxury tailoring. Customers see the fit before purchase. suits range from $35 to $70, inner jackets $16 to $28, and an E. and W. $2 shirt is highlighted as near perfection.
Broadway Stores Flourish With Formal Attire
A fragment describes white gloves and ties, collars, pumps and patent leather shoes, silk hats and operas, and notes three Broadway Stores with addresses on So and Warren and 34th Street.
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Broadway
Warren St
34Th St
Harvard at Goal Kicking in Practice Scrimmage
Harvard completed a long practice in Cambridge focusing on goal kicking from placement and drop, with Burr and Kennard attempting kicks that were mostly blocked by the second team. The session also tested new plays and noted weak protection, wind, and slippery balls affected punting. Ver Wiebe showed power at full back with preparation for the Brown game while West returned to conditioning.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Burr
Kennard
Cutler
Ver Wiebe
Haughton
Daly
West
Penn football holds final rain-soaked practice before Carnegie Tech game
In a heavy downpour at Philadelphia the Penn squad completed a long light session ahead of Saturday’s clash with Carnegie Tech in Pittsburg. Captain Hollenback and Kennath practiced signals, while Manier and Miller missed scrimmage. Jack Means will start at left halfback, noted for his punting and accuracy on placement kicks.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburg
Hollenback
Kennath
Manier
Marks
Miller
Capt
Jack Means
Carnegie
Reagan
Means
Cornell Coaches Call Off Scrimmage Before Key Penn State Clash
Ithaca news reports a cautious Cornell squad, with two days until the Penn State game, scrimmaged lightly behind closed gates. Bell remains injured, Shearer and Caldwell in uniform, while Joe Beacham, class of 1897 and West Point coach, plans to visit and assist Cornell next week.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Pennsylvania State
Cornell
Shearer
Caldwell
Bell
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Joe Beacham
West Point
Dartmouth Varsity Eases Up as Princeton Game Nears
Hanover October 29 The Dartmouth team reduced practice with scrimmage limited to second and third teams. Ryan shone at half back on the second squad and may earn a strong tryout versus Amherst. Four top players likely sidelined Saturday to preserve form for Princeton.
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New York Times
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Princeton
Ryan
Amherst
Cadets Hold Scrimmage as Kern to Start at Princeton
WEST POINT N Y Oct 29 A light military drill preceded a brisk practice with signal work and formations. Varsity scored on a 40 yard drive with Baehr credited for the touchdown. Kern to quarterback Princeton game replacing Wood who left hospital Raehr to start at full back Chamberlain to miss Army lineup. A bugle corps added to the cadet cheering section.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Baehr
Kern
Princeton
Wood
Chamberlain
Army
Raehr
Navy Keeps Football Practice Indoors Ahead of Carlisle Game
The Navy coaching staff, advised by Trainer McMaster, kept the squad indoors to avoid cold wet weather. Carlisle reports indicate their team scrimmages on a wet field daily. Navy hopes for good conditions on Saturday and expects to win.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Navy
McMaster
Midshipmen
Carlisle
Harvard
Gargan Coaches Fordham Varsity Ahead of Georgetown Clash
Georgetown game looms on election day at American League Park as Gargan trains Fordham Varsity amid reguar slowness after Princeton. McCaffery hurt. Kelleher and McCaffery out. White and teammates show limited progress in scrimmage with drills to break holds and advance through the line.
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Georgetown
American League Park
Gargan
Fordham
Princeton
Ginger
Kelleher
McCaffery
Washington Boys
Secon
White
Howard Gargan
Scrubs
Reilly
Coffey
Geary
Juniors Defeat Sophomores 16 to 0 On South Field
Columbia University juniors dominated the sophomores in a South Field football game, 16 to 0. The juniors used superior weight and speed to control the line with key touchdowns by London and Phelan and a goal by Saunders.
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Columbia University
South Field
Tallant, Courtney
Lommel Strobel
Cook Aise Dha Sae
Gugler
Phillips Phelan
Murphy
Lowe Saunders
London
Phelan
Davidson College Defeats South Carolina 22 to 0
Davidson College defeated the University of South Carolina 22 to 0 in Columbia on October 29 as South Carolina suffered a shutout loss. Davidson, led by its backfield, controlled play and scored two touchdowns to secure the victory.
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University of South Caro
Columbia
S. C
Davidson Collina
Keyes and Griffin Take Main Card at National Athletic Club
Bert Keyes of New York and Australia’s Charlie Griffin, noted featherweight champion, substitute for Jack O'Brien and Sam Lang ford tonight. Griffin has faced top featherweights in New York and should contest Keyes well. The bout promises a well matched windup to a program of strong preliminaries.
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Bert Keyes
New York
Charlie Griffin
Australia
Jack O’brien
Sam Langford
National Athletic Club Tonight
Griffin
Keyes
Stout Sets 89 Stroke Record In Staten Island Golf Meet
Mrs. Charles T. Stout, former national champion, won the low gross in a large women’s handicap tournament at Fox Hills on Staten Island. She shot 89, a new course record, with Miss Mabel Barber as partner. net prizes went to Mrs. F. K. Pierce and Mrs. N Pendleton Rogers for scores of 81 and 87 respectively. Thirty-two contestants participated, incl gables like Katherine Harley not competing.
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Fox Hills
Staten Island
Esterday
Charles T. Stout
Stout
Katherine Harley
Chevy Chase
Mabel Barber
Kesseeneeeed
F. K. Pierce
Yountakah
Englewood
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
F. L. Pierce
N. P. Rogers
Charles P. Stout
Rich
Marie Harrison
Englewoo
J. G. Barclay
F. Lefferts
Engleee
H. W. Ely
Scarsdale
Engle
Elizabeth Hurry
Rene
Bokaara Alder
H . Patterson
Tatusrol
Mabel Barber Engle
T. H. McKee
Dunwoodie
Raip Lane
Richmond
M. C. Magee
Ses County
J. E. Kinney
Richmond County
K. Travers
Nassau
G. F. Brophy
County Low
M. Travers
Lillian Earle
North Jereater
Sophomore Freshman Meet Highlights Hal Gaffney
Hal Gaffney the former Morris High School runner and Xavier A A relay member starred at the CCNY freshman sophomore meet held at Macomb Dam Park. He won the 100 and 220 yard dashes tying the meet record in 10.5 seconds. Jack Moore won the two mile in 10 minutes 56 seconds as freshmen fell 43 to 29.
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Hal Gaffney
College of the City of
New York
Macomb’s Dam Park
Gaffney
Morris High
Xavier A. A
T. Kamouka
City College
University of Bombay
India
Jack’ Moore
Elberfeld May Manage Virginia State League Team Next Season
Norman Elberfeld of the New York Americans may lead a Virginia State League club next season. A prominent baseball man says Elberfeld will leave the Yankees and survey the field in Virginia with aims to join Roanoke or Lynchburg with potential joint ownership, a tempting deal for him and a southern club.
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New York Times
Richmond
Norman Elberfeld
New York Americans
Elberfeld
Yankees
al Orth
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Bland
Portsmouth
Andrews Wins Columbia Tennis Championship Title
W. S. Andrews of the Law School yesterday won the Columbia singles tennis championship defeating A. S. Moses 9-6 0-6 6-4 4- Andrews was formerly captain of the Cambridge University tennis team and his victory was not a surprise.
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W. S. Andrews
Law School
Columbia
A. S. Moses
Andrews
Cambridge University
Monfort Wins Jamaica Track Handicap In Spectacular Finish
At Jamaica track yesterday six of the best horses ran in a mile and a sixteenth handicap with Monfort ridden by Notter coming from behind to win as the favored contender. Glucose and Chaffinch led a six-horse field in the maidens five furlongs, May River charging late to overcome them for a narrow victory.
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Jamaica
New York
Monfort
Notter
Glucose
May River
Chaffinch
Opal
Creevy
Schmidt
Garland
Ural
Transvaal
Sumter
A'S
Ee Esoteric
Bergen
Okenite
Battleaxe
Halifax
Yorkise
Dolly Spanker
Milford
Beege Eee
Lynch
Merry Gift
Seling
Saracinescu
Far West
Cullen
Tony Hontre
Queen Marguerite
Kraney
Holmes
Adri
Select
Pimlico Racing Faces Muddy Conditions and Full Card
Rain drenched Pimlico making tracks knee deep as eight races contested. Star Emblem led a 20 to 1 upset in the first. Sir Wooster took the mount Washington steeple chase in the second. Aster DOr and Berkeley won mid card sprints and routes with tight finishes and notable betting.
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Baltimose
Pimlico
Star Emblem
Pohanka
Croydon
McCabe
Jimentrout
McCahey
Bolando
Wycroft
Margaret
Mansfield
Chartrain
Acrostic
Jean Lee
Black King
Adroit
Mount Washington
Sir Wooster
Davidson
Rye Boy
Dupee
Lizzie Flat
Lally
Sparkless
Killochan
the Crown
New Garter
Octopus
Nan
Rufus
Sampson
Paprika
Henderson
Palm
Williame
Statesman
McCarthy
Trance
Upton
Michael Beck
Goldstein
Ruxton
Silk Hose
Summer Night
Endymion
Berkeley
Black Sheep
MetTahey
Horace E
Gymnastic Team Unveils Extensive 1924 Schedule
Manager Hopping announced a long season for the gymnastic team with exhibitions at the Bedford Y M C A in Brooklyn on Nov 14 and at the City College of New York Rutgers and Baltimore Athletic Club on dates to be set. The slate includes dual meets with West Side Y M C A New York Lehigh Annapolis NYU Pennsylvania and Yale ahead of the intercollegiate meet in Columbia gym in March. Practice is already underway.
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Bedford, Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
City College of New York
Rutgers
Baltimore Athletic Club
West Side
New York
Lehigh University
Six Foreign Cars Arrive for Savannah Grand Prix Entries
The Briarcliff Committee discusses stock car limits as six Grand Prix cars arrive aboard the steamship Königin Luise for Savannah on Thanksgiving. Automobilist Robert Lee Morfett invited W I Vanderbilt Jr as referee, but Vanderbilt cites health to decline.
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Robert Lee Morfett
Automobile Club of America
W. I. Vanderbilt,Jr
Savannah
America
Vanderbilt
Marrell
Morrell
Automobile Club
Briarcliff
International Associat
Tiiish Hara
Intercollegiate Cross Country Plans and Finances
Plans were discussed for a try run at Prine and a future intercollegiate cross country meet under the Intercollegiate Cross Country Association. Officials from Yale Harvard Princeton and others attended, with committee actions and a six mile race planned for the May meet, amid financial concerns and weather impact on profits.
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Prine
Colegiate Athletic Dorf
Frankl
Association Treasury
Parson Midget Team Triumphs Over St Malachy Varsity
The Parson Midget team defeated St Malachy with a 45 to BW score as Pirson Midgets dominated the court. Kamrass led with six points while Laurie and Crawford added multiple field goals, aided by Sanders and Henn ard in defense and timing by Mr Baume.
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Parson
St. Mala
Thes Puirsons
Pirson
Po Hema
Cess
Kamrass
Laurie
Desceccae
Crawford
Righ Sanders
T Cy
Lauri
Baume
Jauer
Christ Church Dery
Parsons
Ition
St. Malachy
Purce Orward
Krauser Bre
Senes
Carrigan
Mélia
McGirl Rsous
St. Mattafoul
Sanders
Hennard
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Pimlico Racing
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Yale-Harvard
Newidge
Athletic Association
vre_G. Rockwell
J. H. Magrath
Harry — E. D. O. Meese
H. Greig
Yale Elin
Gustavus T. Kirby
Thornton Gerris
Romeyn Berry
University of Wirner
Mssachusetts Institute of Ived
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Fred W. Rubien
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E. J. Wes C. Hughes
Halpin
Frank Datate
H. P. Winton
Winton Motor Carriage Co
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Rothschild
Quimby Dealey
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Moore-Muneer
Mammoth Auto Exchange
86Th St
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Columbia Electric
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Pierrepont St
Autoco
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CORBI
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Haynes
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Thomas White
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Peerless
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Rainier Motor Cartvarmen
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