Naval Cadets Lead Rival In Eastern College Scores
Naval cadets show the most touchdowns among seven leading eastern colleges with McReavy at ten. Harvard Princeton Yale Pennsylvania Dartmouth Army each credited multiple scorers. Hogsett and Louden lead Dartmouth ends with nine touchdowns combined and Dartmouth uses the forward pass effectively.
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New York
Naval Cadets
Navy
Harvyard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Army
McReavy
Harvard
Storer
H. Baker
Ketcham
Marshall
Hogsett
Memwan
Brown
Leonard
West Point
Annapolis
Brickley
Streit
Wilson
Hogsett and Lewellyn
Hobbs
Louden
Benedict
Harvard Yale clash draws crowds to Cambridge and Boston
Spectators surge for the Harvard Yale football game with hotels crowded in Boston area. Yale arrives in Auburndale while Harvard heads to Island retreat for 40 hours near Lowell. Public seats in high demand as international fans Nai Aab of Bangkok and Sanshi Abe of Tokyo travel to see the contest.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Asia
Boston
Nashville sells catcher Ed Noyes to Galveston
The Nashville baseball club has sold catcher Ed Noyes to Galveston, announced today. The deal transfers the player to the Galveston club for the coming season.
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Ed Noyes
Galveston
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Baseball Club
Clan McDuff 10 Stage Big Program at Texas League Park
Clan McDuff No 224 of San Antonio announces a Thanksgiving afternoon program of field events at Texas League Park on November 27. Amateur Athletic Union rules apply. no professionals compete. Events include sprints, jumps, shot put, hammer, caber toss, quoit, and tug of war. Entrants must report last two performances and enter at least two events. 25 cent entry fee per event. Entries close Monday at 6 pm. Secretary James Aiken 802 Delmar Street handles entries.
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Clan McDuff No. 224
San Antonio
Texas League Park
Amateur Athletic Union
James Aiken
Delmar Street
World touring baseball teams sail for Yokohama
The New York Nationals and Chicago Americans, totaling 67 people including managers and press reps, departed Seattle on the Empress of Japan for Yokohama to begin their Orient tour Umpires Sheridan and Klem will officiate abroad. Rain caused the Tacoma and Victoria games to be canceled.
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Victoria
B. C
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
Seattle
Yokohama
Orient
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Sheridan
Klem
Tacoma
Athletics Top Pirates in Y M C A Punchball Bout
The Athletics defeated the Pirates 8 to 2 in a juvenile punchball game at the Y M C A yesterday afternoon. Satcher led the winners with four points in the opening half, Bass added a goal, and Voss scored the Pirates sole tally in a strong second half defense.
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Athletics
Pirates
Satcher
Bass
Voss
Schafer
Becker
Callahan
Hanson
Battle
Beuhler
Warner
Fator
Indiana and Purdue plan side line play announcers
Bloomington Ind Nov 20 Indiana and Purdue near end of week plan to station observers along the sidelines who will announce plays and carrying players to spectators instead of numbering players during the game. The idea, urged by Prof J Sembower, aims to quell fan calls for numbers while addressing coaches objections to the numbering plan.
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Bloomington
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Co. J. Sembower
AAU Names Committees and Delegates at Large
Alfred J. Lin Jr of Boston announced committee and delegate appointments at the AAU annual meeting. Names include A G Mills Col Robert M Thompson Dr Luther M Gulick James E Sullivan Jacob W Stumpf and others with chairs for legislation championship record finance playground and basketball. Junior indoor track and field championships set for Brooklyn January 3.
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New York
Alfred J. Lin Jr
Boston
Amateur Athletic Union
A. G. Mills
Robert M. Thompson
Luther M. Gulick
Frederick J. W. Skiff
San Francisco
Charles H. Carter
National Registration Committee
James E. Sullivan
Jacob W. Stumpf
This City
T. Morris Dunne
Portland
Ore
F. J. Curran
St. Louis
Harry F. Keator
Chicago
L. Dibenedetto
New Orleans
Allan P. Cox
Philadelphia
F. Frank Facey
Cambridge
Mass
William Burdick
Baltimore
The
Catholic Church League
Bartow S. Weeks
James FE. Sullivan
Fred W. Rubson
Charles M. Carter
Joseph W. McCabe
George Hepbrow
Brooklyn
Harvard Favorite In Harvard Yale Rivalry Odds Shift
New York betting in financial districts and college circles favors Harvard by 10 to 7 over Yale for the big game. Some critics view the contest as even, noting Yale may revive old formations to counter the Crimson’s season long form.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Garrios Demonstrates Inverted Flight In France
In Coublay on November 20 Roland G Garrios showcased looping a monoplane and affirmed that five aircraft types can fly upside down. The feat involved three monoplanes and two biplanes proving upside down flight is possible across multiple designs.
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Garrios
Villa Coublay
France
Roland G. Garrios
San Antonio High Edges Academy in Muddy Showdown
San Antonio High School defeated San Antonio Academy 7 to 0 at Electric Park amid a mud troubled field. Joss Young scored for the Highs in the second quarter, while Perez of the Academy starred at left halfback. Captain Wheeler Thayer and Smiley stood out for the High School as referee disqualified a late scoring effort.
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San Antonio High School
San Antonio Academy
Electric Park
Joss Young
Cooley
Perez
Academy
Wheeler
Thayer
Smiley
High
High School
Herbert Gill
Corley
Phones Win Over Household Team In Tenpin Match
In the Commercial Tenpin League at Grand alleys the Household Furniture team was held to two wins by Southwestern Telephone Company. Captain Stephens of Household delivered three straight strikes in the final frame of the last game but Telephone clinched the match. S S Schaefer of Southwestern starred with three good games, a 202 high set and a 190 average as Household suffered a hard luck defeat.
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Boren
Nolan
Walser
San Antonio Machine & Supply Company
Quintette
San Antonio Gas & Electric Company
Southwestern Telephone Company
Schafer
Kas
Murphy
Hailign
V.cccescrite
Stephens
Household Furniture Company
Til Schwartz
Gayle
Muehlendorff
Nelson
S&s
Handball Duel At Y M C A Ends In Lively Clash
George Wheeler, YMCA director, tests a portly visitor named J Alex Sloan from the Case auto team in three handball sets. Sloan, once a top Midwest player, recalls past championships while noting his current heavier frame and slower pace.
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George Wheeler
Wheeler
Sloan
J. Alex Sloan
Case
San Antonio
Ban Johnson Postpones American League Meeting
Ban Johnson announces the annual American League meeting, set for February, will be postponed. It will now be held in New York on March 7 due to the absence of Comiskey of Chicago and McAleer who will arrive March 6.
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Ban Johnson
Chicago
New York
Comiskey
McAleer
Governor Tener Readies National League Presidency
Harrisburg, Pa. Nov 20 The governor said only minor details remained before accepting the presidency of the National League of Baseball Clubs after a four and a half hour session with league club representatives. Ebbetts and others indicated the matter was settled and Tener would not resign as governor if he accepts. Further word from Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati owners was awaited.
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Harrisburg
Tener
National League of Baseball Clubs
Philadelphia
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
League
H. W. Hempstead
New York
Harry Ackerland
Chicago
W. F. Baker
Executive
Ebbetts
National League
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Bud” Fisher
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