Harvard and Princeton Renew their Annual Gridiron Rivalry
Princeton Last met Harvard in Palmer Stadium as part of the Eastern Big Three series. The long rivalry shows Princeton dominance with many tight games and a history of Princeton wins versus Harvard throu ghout 1883 to 1924.
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Princeton
N.J
Harvard
Tiger
Palmer Stadium
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Colgate
Eddie Tryon
Walmer
Yale
Onvard
Crimson
Fle Orange
Buck
Yale Likely to Have Easy Picking Today
The Maryland Yale game headlines a slate of college gridiron matchups. Maryland travels to New Haven amid hopes of finally beating Yale, while Western Maryland faces Annapolis and others chase upsets.
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YALE
Maryland
New Haven
State College
Marylanders
Old Line
Jone
Hopkins
Randolph Macon
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Annapolis
Naval Academy
St. Mary’s
Chester Nows
Washington College
Cogch Malley
Mountaineers
East State
Blue Ridge Collese
New Windsor
American University
St. Joan
Loyola
Western Marland
Mary
Green
State University
Hunters Guide For Morris Ackerman Tips
Hunters in this 1925 NEA feature advise arranging guides per party size with a cook for meals and camp chores. Emphasizes morning departures, punctual breakfasts, and returning to camp for roor supper. The cook handles bedding, bonds, jokes, and various odd tasks.
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NEA Service, Inc
Blue Ridge League backs retained rules and new hub president
President Lewis H Thompson of the Martingburg Blue Sox endorses keeping current Blue Ridge League rules on class player and salary limits and backs the fight at the next Blue Edge League meeting expected in December. The report notes Hagerstown Hubs named a new president Arthur Jacques, seen as a strong choice by many in the circuit.
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Lewis H. Thompson
Martingburg Blue Sox
Jie
Blue Ridge League
Hagerstown
J. Maurice Guilder
Arthur Jacques
Diamonds and YM and B beat DeMolays in city bowling opener
Frederick city league division two opened with Diamond Alley Diamonds and YM and B's winning, DeMolays and Independents losing. Jack Bart led with a 198 game and 407 over three, Cameron set a new Diamond alleys mark with 139 in game one, while Jeffries scored 408 for Independents across three. Next week Moose vs YM EB B and St Johns vs DeMolays on schedule.
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Frederick ‘Ciy
Diamonds
Diamond Alley
Jack Bart
Anderson
The
Moose
Jef Jefferies
Independents
Cameron
R. Cameron
Alton Lipps
St. John's
J. Kolb
Smith
W. Stevens
J. Wamilton
Tt. Cameron
al Grofl
K. Baer
Strasberger
CG. Morgan
W. Kline
J. Martz
FE. Summers
F. Michael
Teddy's Sport Events Today's Calendar of Sports
Meeting of Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico and Kentucky Jockey Club in Louisville close. Fairmount Jockey Club ends at Collinsville. World sculling title race on Parramatta River Australia Goodsell versus Paddon. Notre Dame vs Penn State at State College. Syracuse vs Ohio Wesleyan at Syracuse. Davis-Elkins vs Army at Tolar. Metropolitan AL ALU cross country in New York. Pacific Coast Conference championships in Moscow. Loxing Young Stribling vs George Cook 10 rounds in Columbus.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Fairmount Jockey Club
Collinsville
Major Goodsell
James Paddon
Parramatta River
Australia
Notre Dame University
Penn State
State College
Syracuse University
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
N.Y. Davis-Elkins University
Army
Hersperger Wins Ringer Trophy At Catoctin Country Club
W Scholl Hersperger posted the season’s low ringer score of 28, earning the W A Riddell trophy for the year. Capt George W Parkhurst was a close contender, finishing several strokes back as Motter tied for the honor in 1924. The Ringer event tracks nine hole scores to crown the season winner as play winds down for autumn.
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Catoctin Country Club
W. Scholl Hersperger
W.A. Riddell
Ito
Hersperger
Guy K. Motter
George W. Parkhurst
County Field Ball League
The News reports on the county field ball league noting point tallies and substrike details for games. Players and teams are referenced with standings and scoring data appearing in local sports briefs.
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County Field Ball League
City Bowling League Last Night Results
Iiamonds defeated Independents and Y M I B won over DeMolays. Games next Wednesday feature Moose versus ME B D St. John s versus DeMolays TP.
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Iiamonds
Moose Va
St. John's
DeMolyas
County Soccer League Standings Listed by Club
Standings for the County Soccer League show Middletown Freder Brunswick Thurmont among the clubs. The terse list reflects current performance order in the regional standings.
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Middletown
Frederick Tee
Brunswick
Thurmont
Club Middletown
Eeeseee Freder
Brunswick Thurmont
Sickness Notes and Indian Summer Description
Mrs. Simon Koogle at Wesleyan Apartments Middletown and Mr. George F. Alexander near Middletown suffer illness while Mrs. Harry Reeder nearKee dysville beds rest with Bright's disease. Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel of Niagara Falls previously of the city shows improvement amid weeks of illness. The article defines Indian Summer as a late autumn period of mild, dry days with hazy skies and red sunsets.
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Simon Koogle
Wesleyan
Middletown
George F. Alexander
Harry Reeder
Keedysville
Bright
Elizabeth McDaniel
Niagara Falls
North America
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Jacques
Frederick Iron and Steel League
St. Johns
Frederick Iron and Steel
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Bill Kline
Catonsville
Ballimore
Hierberger
Capt
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Frederick Athletic Club
Catonsville Country Club
Fridiron
Sanddowne
Teddy
C. E. Culler Co
Ringer Trophy
City Bowling League
L. Chaplines
Ae Mons
X. M. EB. Bienna Diamonds
St. John's WL
County Soccer League
Fe. B. Fli
Chas
Chevrolet
North Market
St. Frederick, MD
U. S
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Thomas A. Chapline
Jacob Rohrback
Grayson E. Bowers
G. Thomas Kemp
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