Army Navy grid clash draws society and officials to Polo Grounds
Bracing weather and a polo grounds venue mark the Army Navy football game set for next Saturday. Tickets near sold out with premium prices, President Wilson reserving a box and cabinet members, senators, and dignitaries topping a notable observer list. The midshipmen vow an undefeated season while the army cadets trail in recent showings.
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Wilson
Iuig
Francis Sayre
Washington
Army
Secretary of the Navy
Garrison
Leonard Wood
T. H. Barry
C. P. Townsley
United
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Navy
Brickley A Star Harvard Grid Icon Nets 245 Points
Charles Edward Brickley of Harvard has scored 245 points in three years on the gridiron, including one freshman season and two varsity campaigns. He tallied 24 touchdowns for 188 points, 5 goals from touchdowns for 5 points, and 34 field goals for 102 points. He also kicked 24 field goals in two varsity seasons across 13 of 18 games, with a high mark of five field goals in one game.
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Mass
Charles Edward Brickley
Harvard
Yale
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You are entitled to the best. You won’t get it unless you ask
A terse notice notes an advertised incident with a brief claim of right to demand the best treatment unless inquiry is made. It features brief, unclear wording, typical of a small legal or public notice.
Wrestler Delivak Eyes San Antonio Show With Ernst hoped
Local promoter Tom Head complains there is no venue in town since Beethoven Hall burned. Charlie Delivak arrives eager to wrestle Ernst or any top foe, with Ernst not yet meeting Delivak. Delivak flaunts gold medals while promising a major bout if a suitable hall is found.
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Louisville
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San Antonio
Adolph Ernst
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Frank Gotch
Austria
Household Furniture Beats San Antonio Light In Tight Bowling Match
In a Commercial Tenpin League clash at Grand alleys the Household Furniture Company team triumphed over the San Antonio Light squad two games to one. Key performances included Wagener with 193 in the final game and Jeff Teich totaling 525 pins for Household, while Schwartz and Nolan led the Light in scoring.
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Weather Rules Finals At Laurel Heights And Country Club Golf Tourney
Weather will determine play in the Laurel Heights championship finals and the Thanksgiving Day flag tournament at the Country Club. A decision on postponement due to conditions will be announced tomorrow. Winners receive prizes including a cup exhibited at Laurel Heights and around sixteen dollars in golf goods.
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Graduations leave Harvard Yale Princeton teams trimmed
Harvard loses Storer Hitchcock and O’Brien to graduation while Brickley remains. Yale sheds Ketcham Marting Talbot Warren Pendleton and Avery. Princeton expects stronger freshmen and returns most varsity players plus Driggs Hose and two ends amid hopeful outlook for next season. New Flanders ad notes cheap lease at 410 Prudential Bldg.
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Americans Lose Harmsworth Cup Grip in England
Count Casimir S. Mankowski, owner of Ankle Deep, says British team holds the Harmsworth Cup after English waters victory. He estimates a $60,000, 40 foot craft with a powerful engine needed to reclaim the trophy and plans winter preparation for another race next year.
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Casimir S. Mankowski
United States
America
Count Mankowski
England
Hooper Misses .290 Batting Mark By One Point
Boston right fielder Harry Hooper fell short of a $1000 bonus when official averages showed a .289 batting average for the season. His contract awarded the bonus if he hit .290 or better, a threshold he did not reach.
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Mass
Harry Hooper
Boston Americans
Hooper
Huntress Ninepin Team Defeats Klaus Clan In Turner Hall
The Huntress ninepin team beat the Klaus clan in two straight games at Turner Hall. Neither side produced a standout performance. Game scores show Huntress totaling 256 to Klaus 227 in the first and Huntress 275 to Klaus 236 in the second.
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Turner Hall
Huntress
Klaus
Texas and Notre Dame Prepare for Historic Thanksgiving Showdown
Texas and Notre Dame practice in secrecy ahead of their Thanksgiving clash. Notre Dame star Dorais and Texas ace Littlefield face injury questions while Simmons is set to play. Advance seat sales break university records despite rainouts and bleachers strains.
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