Yale Faces Army in War of Unbeaten Grids This Season
Yale counts Army as the toughest challenge on a schedule full of rivals, with Yale's path toward an undefeated season hinging on beating Army. Dartmouth Harvard, Cornell, and other powers loom as stiff tests as major programs take the field this Saturday amid tight races and strategic matchups.
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Mule Frasier Faces Retirement After Gridiron Strain
A fragmented report describes football referees, including Mule Frasier, facing pressure amid injuries and strain. Schreiner's game details, penalties, and coaching opinions appear, with concerns over future officiating and potential retirement tied to ongoing gridiron duties.
Ruppert Aims to Expand Yank Stadium to 125000 Seats
New York officials say Yankee Stadium could house 125000 spectators with a covered grandstand plan. The project would reconfigure upper decks to avoid shadows, potentially converting the park for football or boxing while targeting completion by spring 1930.
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B Team Plan Fails So Far in Chicago Football Feedback
Reports from several athletic directors show the double road plan using reserve or B teams is discouraging. Coaches and alumni protest the system as KugEt Lions indicate a shift to a fresh grid approach, with calls to substitute the junior college freshman program.
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Two Canadian Boxing Titles Change Hands in One Night
In Montreal on a single program two boxing titles changed hands. Foreman defeated Kid Woy by knockout in the fifth round to win the Canadian lightweight championship. George Fifield lost the welterweight title to George Silers when Silers knocked him out in the seventh round amid a disputed rabbit punch foul.
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Espinosa Leaves Illinois Golf Post
ESPINOSA gives up Illinois Golf Post after friction with Illinois Club of Chicago management. The former Californian, a renowned professional, declines to discuss reasons and says plans are indefinite. He reportedly has offers from New York avenues.
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Bowling Tuners Battle In Turner League Clash
The Bowling Tuners meet the Glove Apes as Abe’s Junert team and Nixon Olers contest a morning 12 oclock turn. Abts club leads after week one with three wins while Ikelars and Heloras rivalry promises tight games with all hands on deck.
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Koenig to wed San Francisco girl in California trip
Mark Koenig plans marriage to a San Francisco girl in Atamt Oklahoma. An auto breakdown delayed Koenig his wife and another San Francisco couple, leaving them overnight during a trip from New York to the Pacific coast. He said he would take Miss Tremaine on a fishing trip in the California mountains.
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Buffs send Baker to Dayton’s club
Dayton club gains Stanley Punk Baker a utility player traded from Duston amid a flurry of moves in the Centerreigue league. The Buffs also send Marylin Gudat a left handed pitcher to Cincinnati, as the scene stays busy with transfers and deals.
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Merchants Golf Scheduled as Semiannual Event
The Texas merchants golf tournament at the Alamo Courtney club will become semiannual, per Morwell Pete Jones, secretary of the trade extension department of the chamber of commerce. A gold cup event in spring and a silver cig tours tournament in fall are planned.
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Teachers Beat Infantry In Tight Javelina Victory
October 3 Kingsvilg. South Texas Teachers college Javelinas defeat Twenty-third Infantry from Fort Ann Houston 25 to 6. Keeling and Elmore led passing and receiving while Stott, Auld and Whitten starred on defense and offense. Fifty-yard touchdown run by Stott boosted the home team as heavy Infantry line struggled to mount offense.
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Rattler Squad to Pull Out Thursday
Coach Jim Kedfrick of St Marys University and Rattler football players plan to pull out Thursday morning for Brownwood where they meet Howard Payne Yellowjackets Friday afternoon. Burley Hynes, assistant Carl Castorleht, and others arrange travel as injuries and lineup shifts are noted among key players including Kendrick and Hogarth with Torn Rose driving for their first score.
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Callahan Bars Way To Tracey's Climb In Chicago
Callahan meets Robby Tracey in Chicago tonight in a non title junior welterweight bout. Tracey, a noted club fighter, has drawn twice with former lightweight champion Jin Godrich of Buffalo.
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Maloney Wins Slow Ten Round Battle Of Hasbeens
Boston heavyweight Jim Maloney outpointed Canadian Tuck Beout in a slow ten round bout. Both fighters failed to land clean blows and tired as the bout wore on. Maloney weighed 193 pounds, Beout 189.
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Howard Payne Seeks Easy Road Against St Marys
Howard Payne prepares for a Texas conference clash at San Antonio against St Marys University. The Yellow Jackets, sharing leadership with Sir Kasened's squad, have won all but one game, with Claude Toyd highlighted as a brilliant captain. Expected lineup includes Grinland, Twodges, Indx, Shelton, Brows, and Wright as captain.
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Panthers Host Collegiants Friday In Stated Clash
Panthers from Antners prepare to meet Collegiants Friday at 8 30 p m in a Sunlay afternoon game at the run Howl. Coach Jim Vorgasan aims to give star quarterback Heinie Topkine more time to recover from an injured knee.
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Colorado College Tops Mountain Conference Standings
Colorado College leads the Mountain Conference standings by virtue of wins over Colorado College a misread line notes the Rocks Mountain conference and mentions Hawaii University and Utah University in unclear form. The piece outlines a competitive race with several teams in contention and emphasizes Colorado College’s position atop the standings.
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Be Hallahan and Watts Shine in Houston Buff Selection
Sports editors name Watts Watkins center fielder as most valuable Buff performer in the district series. Houston plans a suit for the award. Rochester International club to travel this winter. Birmingham defeat cited as key series loss. Howard Yacing squad touts depth with two nearly equal teams and a third contender. Rio contest with St Mary's slated, conference implications noted.
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