Princeton Break with Harvard Shocks College Football World
The long simmering rivalry ends as Princeton cuts Harvard from its schedule after Harvard threats. Since 1919 Harvard struggled against Princeton, with five Tiger wins and two ties in eight meetings, including a 12 0 defeat this year. Harvard alumni and students largely approve the break.
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St John’s A C Team Prepares For Basketball Season
St John’s A C readies for a new basketball campaign with Lipps Baer and Hartman as key players. New faces include Crovse Decker and Speaks while Angeving Jim Baer and Harry Decker provide reserve depth. Manager Lipps plans a schedule featuring Sherherd College Mt St Mary’s Prep Western Marsland Freshmen Marr’s Celtics Piedmont W. Was High School and more with home games on the State Armor court and new uniforms forthcoming. Two Japanese players in Seattle league are noted but a cross league game was not scheduled this season.
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Spangler Stars as Gettysburg Routs Mount St Mary's in Fast Football
Charlie Spangler scored three touchdowns and 5 points to lead Gettysburg College to a victory over Mount St Mary's. Frederick fielded a depleted squad with injuries hampering Nicademus Greenwalt Grove Carter and Esworthy. Playoff race in Senloe County League sees Frederick Middletown and Brunswick tied for top honors on the final day.
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Basketbal season opens December 7 in Anacostia
Anacostia hosts the semi pro Eagles, Washington champions, at the State Armory on December 7. Maryland stars Jack Faber and Beatty expected in the visitors lineup with Maurice Clark also appearing. Local manager Tack Smith reports new uniforms and first practice soon, with weekly Tuesday games and possible biweekly contests, including overseas showdowns.
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British billiards champion Fry adds eighth title
St Fry, age 57, earns his eighth British amateur billiards championship, first captaining the team 33 years ago. The article notes multiple national and club sports events across Bowie Lexington Juarez Baltimore Philadelphia and New York as a broad sports roundup.
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Licenses Granted to Pheasant Hunters in South Dakota
South Dakota issued pheasant hunting licenses adding to the state treasury with a big year yielding over $100,000 in revenue. The effort reflects strong season demand and contributes funding for state wildlife programs.
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Best Ever for Muscle Lameness
Utica New York Boy Scout leader touts Sloan's Liniment as an always reliable remedy for bruises strains and sprains. He claims it heats the injured area increases blood flow relieves stiffness and pain rapidly and urges readers to keep a bottle on hand with all druggists selling it for 35 cents.
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