Princeton Downs Yale in Season Opener for Easy Victory
Princeton roared past Yale 60 000 in attendance as the Tigers routed the Bulldogs. Notre Dame fell to Georgia Tech 17 7 while Maryland beat Virginia. Navy crushed Loyola 56 0 and several other colleges posted wins and losses across the day.
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Cvanon
Princeton
Tiger
Yale
Princeto
Cacege
Georgetown
West Vir University
Oriftin Stadium
Washington
Holy Cross
Harvard
Scorcieas
Army
Carleton
Pittsburgh
Davie Elking
West Virginia
Wresekeyan
Ansg
Gettysburg
Navy
Loyola
Mount St. Mary's
Peon Millary College
New York U
Missouri
Dartmouth
Cornell
Lafayette
Lafayette, 7; Prob State
Bucknell
Washington-Jefferson
Rutgers
T. Lehigh
Busquehanca
Gallaudet
Villanova
Grove City
Schuylkill
Albright
Drexel
Haverford
Pranklin-Marshall
Dickinson
Colgate
Stratuse
Temple
Geneva
Swarthmore
Ursinus
W.ood L
Tees Clemson
Sydney
Richmond
William Mary
Bridgewater
Roenake
Randolph Macon
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnests
Haskell
California
Washington State
Ignatius
Nevada
Football And Baseball Don't Mix Says Evans
A veteran analyst argues that football and baseball injuries clash with the same athlete’s career goals. He cites Cleveland club cases of a pitcher with a knee injury and a throwing star with a shoulder impact, suggesting baseball stars limit activity to protect future big league chances.
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Evans
Footell
Cleveland
Heme
Wouthen
Smal
Frederick Hustlers sign Earl Gardner for spring tryout
Earl Gardner a high school baseball star from Lemoyne Pennsylvania has been signed by the Frederick Hustlers for a spring tryout. He comes recommended by Jimmie Reeser Hustlers third sacker who lives in Lemoyne and is connected to the club.
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Earl Gardner
Lemoyne
Frederick Hustlers
Gardner
Jimmie Reeser
Lyes
Reeser
Frederick
George Burns
New York Giant
Wililamsport
Hanover
Raiders
Burns
Hen Sherry
Mickey Kelliher
Chambersburg
Boxing Notes and Football Talk Across The South
Volunteers onlookers hear from North Carolina captain Harry Schwartz about a dispute with Georgia Tech captain Peter Fund over defensive hands and a referee’s rulings. The column covers coach Frank Munny’s push to challenge rule interpretations, boxing manager Jim Kearns’s retirement plans, and late observations on players like Billy Wallace plus state sports notes and crowd comments.
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North Carolina
Georgeta
Harry Schwartz
Tor
Peter Fund
Georgia
Mount St Marys College Defeats Penn Military 20 to 0
Mount St Marys College football team defeated Pennsylvania Military College 20 to 0 in Chester Pa. Tracey and Hemler drove early drives while Wolfe added a late score after a blocked punt by Haudrick. The Cadets suffer their eighth straight loss as Mount St Marys dominates except for a brief second period punt duel.
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Mount St Marys College
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Tracey
Warren
Hemler
McCall
Hemsler
Barron
Wolfe
Mount St. Mary's
Fr. M.C. Mount St. Marys
Shaw
EL Ryscavage
Milles Ly Fe Brown
Jack Hayes
Hanna ‘Schaffhauser
Swarthmore Rivalry Recap Hints at Pairing Amid Traditions
A fragmentary report references Swarthmore, Clayton, and local figures like Kemner in a contest or meeting. Names appear amid garbled phrases about traditions, referees, and possible pairings, signaling a sports or event note with unclear outcome.
Frederick Hagerstown clash ends in 12 6 defeat
In a tight Frederick Athletic Club at Hagerstown Collegians football classic at Willow Lane Park Frederick led by Ray Steele held off heavy pressure from Bob Martin and Slaughter until Gruber intercepted a pass with 2:00 left. Hagerstown then drove to score twice for a 12 6 final. Lipps and Martin starred for Frederick while Slaughter and Miller sparked the collegiate offense.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Gruber
Predenck
Washington
Une
Ray Steele
Collegians
Bob Martin
Slaughter
Whitey Lipps
Catholic University
Miller
Blue Ridge College Suminary
Bob Brartin
Gettysburg College
Lipps - LE
Boone
Grees
Moody Houck Grove Prazier
Davis
Nicodemus Frederick
Lipps
Martin
Wolfe
Rinehart
Greenwall
Smith
Biser
Quavis
Ogle
Derr
Grove
Grave
Frazier
Odie
Marroné
Strasberger
Stein
Schmidt
Miner
Kerns
Martinsburg
Carl
Lester
Young
Howard University
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Virginia
Sports Ieports
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Blue Ridge League
National Association
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Memorial Field
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Bullets
Lyal Clark
Loyola College
Getttysburg
Clark
Leo Skidmore
Feoria
AKC
Clara Mucha
Peoria
Perderick
Williamsport
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Poolesville
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Germany
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Hag We
League Base
Petal Om Ty Ts
Iris
Ageok Ees Long Observa Igen
Mr. Pund
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North Carovna
Frank Munny
Marquette
Jimmy Kerm
Murray
Western Reserve
Wonster
Jones
Wooster
Hal
Inter
Hearst
Briliant
Posier
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Gil Dobie
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Kearns
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
Walker
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Gib
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Bruce
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Michigeass
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Orecay
Mayes Sciam American Caack
MT. ST. Mary’s College
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Kemner
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Ican
Oflo Bate
Arcpue
Clayton
Tan—Pairchd
Pen
Frederick Atl
Letic Dlub
Phoenixville
J. H. Bason
Wilmer Wismer
Zion's Church
Russell Thomas
Spring City
Pearce
the Haberdashery
Homberg
Plaza
New Worker
Dobbs
Adler Collegian
J.T. Miller & Company
Frederick County
Fredericktown
Quaker City
North Market
Hlrst
Kutflash
A. E. Fisher
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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