Cornell Doped as Real Rival for Michigan
Cornell and Michigan meet in the first big East-West intercollegiate clash of the year. Cornell under Gil Cable emphasizes a strong off tackle attack. Michigan leans on punting and defense. The game tests contrasting styles and could settle season-open stakes in a pivotal matchup.
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New York
Stanford
Cornell
Gil Cable
Harry Kipke
Ithaca
Michigan
Corbell
Eas
Pitt
Ave
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Midshipmen
Doping Instruments Seized At Detroit Fair Grounds
Ueit Ralph H. Oyler, U.S. district supervisor of Tareaties, holds a syringe and bottles of dope seized at the Detroit fair grounds the other day. Robert.
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Ralph H. Oyler Ueit
U.S
Detroit Fair Grounds
Robert
William and Wary Merce Lead New Team Formation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a new group named William and Wary Merce forming and making a decisive impact last season. The text references a comparison to prior performance and hints at organizational changes without clear event dates or locations. Further context is unreadable.
U S Hot After Horse Dop ers Cont inued From Page 3
U S hot after horse dopers outlines alleged doctored horses in racing. It notes owners named as multi millionaires and cites agents reporting doctored entries. The piece argues most doctored horses lose or underperform, while a few win.
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Hanticephoreas
Vners
Aknahton Barred From Racing At Belair Fair
Aknahton the ringer, masquerading under altered names, was barred from a race at the Har ford county fair Belair Maryland. J H Anderson, steward, deferred final Maryland racing commission decision. Owner M J Scarborough of Albion New York claimed New York Jockey Club permission. The horse previously raced as Chinese Puzzle at York Fair and was suspended after being recognized by five men familiar with its prior races.
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Belair
Ringer Aknahton
Harford County
Aknahton
J. H. Anderson
Maryland Racing Commission
M. J. Scarborough
Albion
Mickey Limerig
O'Toole Yells Himself Into National Spotlight
Horace O'Toole a Detroit cheering figure arrives from Washington to boast Roosevelt praise and claim a role in national sports promotions He aims to extend his voice across the country and notes his rise from local supporter to national attention through sports events and politicking
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O'Toole
Detroit
Horace
Patsy") O'Toole
Washington
Roosevelt
Gal Crsher
Connolly
Mr. O'Toole
Cromin
Levy
IMA Ptiowess
Lee Ronter
Yak
Brooks Field Team Shines In Debut In Army League Opener
Brooks Field defeated the Second Field Artillery Brigade Celssang 14 to 0 at Fort Sam Houston to open the league schedule. Baker starred with a 95 yard pass to Weaver for a score and a 33 yard TD run, adding two extra points after touchdown. Weaver, Ryan, and Hens also shone as Brooks Field dominated.
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Brooks
Army Football League
Artllery Brigade
Shayk
Artillery
Crissons
Baker
Gray Grese
Ryan
Weaver
Hens
Callum
Talley
Waatz
Liaulenait
Murrell
Reterse
Tigatenant
Fielden
Hea
Ercole
Porter Latest Star Of Tracks Jockey Porter Sets Records
Porter, a Geneva Illinois rider, rose as a top sprinter with six wins in a 40 day Rockingham Park meeting. He rode three Jamaica winners, then boosted his year tally to eight wins in 397 mounts. He previously rode in Cuba and Miami, then at Rockingham faced top jockeys like Westrope and Robertson, guiding Gold Step to a 1 1 4 5 six furlongs record and earning a $5000 wager on Gold Step.
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Crim Hobertson
York
Bart Porter
Geneva
Jockeya Ened
Karl Sande
Mack Garner
Laverne Fwtor
Reptember
Rockingham Park
Salem
Porter
Jamaica
Llyee
He Tole
Albey Sande
Fator
Cuba
Tropics Park
Miami
Fila
Blackmons
Sigures
Fairbanks
Aiuness
Winooks
Boston Sportsman
Gridwire gridiron notes from several campuses
Philadelphia reports Pop Warner's Owls vs. Haskell Indians marks Warner's return encounter with a former Carlisle pupil. Penn State promotes Josiah McCracken from China into American football, Colgate hosts a presidential observer, Manhattan College touts a twelve threat backfield, Georgetown's youth ruled, and Texas A&M and Baylor prep for a conference clash as Arkansas tunes up with optimistic notes on key players.
Pro Football Results From Washington and Pittsburgh
Washingtons Beers defeated the Washingtony Tassers 48 to 7 as Keith Molesworth sparked Chicago offense. In Pittsburgh, the Pirates beat the Reds 17 to 4. McMurry plans a Canyon trip to face West Texas Teachers Friday night, ending pre conference play.
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Washington, D. C
Keith Molesworth
Chicago
Pittburgh
Pittsburgh Professional Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Murry
Canyon Abilene
Canyon
West Texas Teachers College Bolfaloes
McMerry Tnrilans
Soccer Opens at San Pedro Park Opener at 12 30
The San Pedro park venue hosts the season opening with Gonzales facing Tigers at 12 30 and Monterey’s strengthened eleven meeting Gonzales FP H girls play baseball at 2. Roy Dubitzky’s Tasl Internationals clash Victoria. A Negro League meet follows with Doloret Alamo City Basket Hall hosts at 1.
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San Perro
Gonzales
Tigers
Mozales F. H
Manuel Mataumik
FP. H
Baseballeam
Monterey
Roy Dubitzky
Tasl
Vintoria
Doloret Alamo City
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Hank" Clore
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