California Offensive Best Ever Seen Here
California Bear fans witnessed a dominant 45 to 7 victory over Washington before 40 000 in the stadium. Don Nichols sparked a sharp late rally as the Bears outsmartened the Huskies with seven touchdowns marking the greatest offensive display Seattle has seen.
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Leo H. Lassen
Washington Husky
Seattle
Californians
Washington
Don Nichols
Bears
Huskies
Washington Bears Game Scene Described In Fumbles And Near Scores
The account notes Arend cSS losing a chance to score 14 points as Roy Petrie sprinted clear but fumbled. Washington failed to score after recovering a California fumble on the Bears three yard line. Two line plays failed and a Washington back fumbled as Duke Morrison cleared danger.
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Arend Css
Washington
Roy Petrie
Petrie
California
Bears
Duke Morrison
California Leads Early In Football Clash
In the first quarter Duke Morrison burst through for a 45 yard run and Morrison later scored before missing the extra point leaving California ahead 6 to 0. Washington answered with a second quarter TD after Zell returned a kickoff 50 yards and Hall caught a pass for the score. Zell then kicked the extra point to put California in front for the first time this season.
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California
Washington
Princeton Tigers Upset Harvard 10–3 in East clash
The Princeton Tiger stunned Harvard 10 to 3 on Saturday, ending Harvard’s status as the top East team and marking Princeton’s first victory over Harvard since 1896. The article spotlights Princeton stars and aces.
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California Bears Triumph Early Lead Sparked by Interference
After kickoff Nichols returned a 50 yard punt for a touchdown as California led 12 to 7. Spalding reached Washington’s one yard line on a masked play, Morrison scored from one yard out to make it 19 to 7. The Bears showcased strong interference and team play.
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Caltpoint
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Washington
Morrison
California
Bears
Bear Runs Wild in Third Period for California
The Bear attack surged in the third period led by Nichols and Brick Muller who sparked a forward pass surge. By period end California led 8 to 7 as the action continued.
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Tfornia
Nichols
Brick Muller
Bears Masterful Football Tactics Highlight Interference and Teamplay
A vintage sports critique praises the Bears for fundamental football and flawless interference. Charley Erb is hailed as a field general who orchestrates plays like a wizard, keeping Washington off balance and projecting the team as a well-oiled machine.
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Charley Erb
California
Washington
Some Splendid Trick Plays by California Bears
California showcases trick plays that fool spectators as the Bears mask the ball. Nichols stands out among strong individuals, but the team strength and cohesion drive the success.
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California
Bears
Washington Faces Stanford Tilt in California Clash
Washington travels to Palo Alto for a Saturday game with Stanford after Stanford fell 27 to 0 to USC. The result boosts USC’s prospects for Pasadena if Washington declines the matchup.
Huskies Show Fight After Rough Saturday Drubs
Washington’s green team, mostly sophomores, took a brutal beating on Saturday but showed resilience. The squad will return for two more seasons, with coach Enoch Bagshaw expected to unlock the potential if the players respond.
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Ashington
Enoch Bagshaw
Bear-Husky Rivalry Built For Two-Year Clash
The speaker notes that upcoming games could trouble the sophomores and predicts a South trip next season with a return match in two years. Bagshaw is developing the future showdown as a defining event for both programs.
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Husky
Bagshaw
Nisbet Injured Early As Duke Morrison Leads Kick Shows
Nisbet left the game after a rough early play as Duke Morrison took his spot. Morrison boomed kicks for an average of 47 yards, delivering a strong showing that undercut Nisbet’s anticipated impact.
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Duke Morrison
Nisbet
Morrison
Prize Bonehead Stunts of GridIrons and Diamonds
A historical recap labels Toporcer of the St. Louis Cardinals as Baseball’s top bonehead after a bases loaded dash that erased a home run and forced an infield single. Rutgers star Dickinson loses direction after a recovered fumble in football, only to be tackled by teammates Setton and Howard of West Virginia.
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Bob Mouse
Toporcer
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Topocer
University of West Virginia
Dickinson
Setton
Howard
West Virginia
Penns Sport Work Growing at the University
Pennsylvania's sports for all students are growing rapidly as the enthusiasm around the Quaker City institution spreads. On Saturdays rugby and soccer teams play rivals, lacrosse aspirants are active, hundreds of track enthusiasts train, oarsmen propel boats on the Schuylkill, and many other sports fields send representatives.
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Pennsylvania
Quaker City
Placid
Schuylkill
Prize limit fixed by Ontario branch of AAC of Canada
The Ontario branch of the American Athletic union of Canada fixed the prize value limit for individuals at $100 and requires permission from the registration committee. The association reports a treasury balance of $1,868.14.
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Ontario
American Athletic Union of Canada
Frisco Sets 1928 Coast League Trade Talks
San Francisco league meetings open with business chores. A 24 week season likely kept and schedule booked, with Cedar Burlwood? No, Fritz Mollwitz from Sacramento at center of trade chatter as Beattie Boldt and Jim Boldt push deals. Managers for Seattle Portland and Oakland on agenda, plus Cal Ewing proposes six new recruits with no prior Class AA experience.
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Buainese
Fritz Mollwitz
Sacramento
Beattie
Jim Boldt
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
Cal Ewing
Shooters at Camp Perry Meet Use V Bullseye Rule
A large championships gathering at Camp Perry saw 49 teams and almost 800 riflemen compete. The new rule places a V inside the bullseye to break ties when perfect scores occur, with the higher shot count among the tied competitors deciding the winner. previously a shootoff was required.
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Camp Perry
Some High Spots in Grid Battles Staged Saturday
Tex Hamer of Pennesylvania failed to kick after touchdown and Pittsburg won 7 to 6. Gehrke and Spaulding fumbles were recovered by Princeton for a touchdown and a field goal, Harvard lost 10 to 8. Rene Clark of Mlinois kicked a goal to beat Wisconsin 3 to 6. Workman of Ohio State punted from his goal line for 100 yards back to the Chicago goal.
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Tex Hamer
Pennesylvania
Pittsburg
Gehrke
Spaulding
Princeton
Harvard
Rene Clark
Mlinois
Potay
Wisconsin
Workman
Ohio State
Chicago
Old Columbia Field Sold for Building Sites in Bronx
Columbia University of New York City sold its old athletic field in the Bronx for 251 950 dollars. The plot is to be used for building sites while Baker Field remains the university’s main athletic venue downtown.
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Columbia University of New York City
Bronx
New York Institution
Baker
Kinsella Set to Defend World Squash Title
Walter A. Kinsella, the world’s professional squash tennis champion, is prepared to defend his title against challenger James Reid of the Crescent A. C. New York in a likely contest.
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Walter A. Kinsella
James Reid
Crescent A. C. New York
Negotiations Open for Beckett US Bout Against Gibbons
Tex Rickard announced negotiations to bring British champion Joe Beckett to the United States to meet Tommy Gibbons. If Beckett defeats Gibbons, he would be matched with Jack Dempsey in a future bout.
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New York
Joe Beckett
United States
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Gibbons
Dempsey
Dempsey to Fight Beckett in England for Large Purse
Jack Dempsey will travel to England to fight British champion Joe Beckett for a $250000 purse plus $10000 for training expenses and 50 percent of gross receipts, manager Jack Kearns announced.
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Kansas City
Jack Dempsey
England
Joe Beckett
Jack Kearns
Two New Umpires to Work in American Next Season
Chicago November 11 The American league signs two new umpires Reda Ormaby and Ducky Holmes to shake up the staff Both last season worked in the Western league and impressed The Chicago product Ormaby is a husky man nicknamed for his hair while Holmes a former catcher moved to officiating after injury Holmes has umpired in several minors and had a brief trial in the National league last year before a rejected purchase price President Heydler expects two new NL umpires and notes trials at season end show good umpires are hard to find.
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Johnson
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Ormaby
Ducky” Holmes
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Holmes
Ducky
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National League
Heydler
Puck Battle and Vancouver Open Coast Hockey Race
The Coast hockey season opens in Vancouver tonight with the North Battle squad facing Vancouver. Holmes backs the Mets in goal while Rowe Rickey and Morrie lead defense. forwards include Walker Riley Foyston McCarthy Briden. Vancouver starts with Read in goal and new faces Parkes Skinner Harris Boucher in forward duty.
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Rowe
Rickey
Walker
Riley
Foyston
McCarthy
Briden
Morrie
Fraser
Read
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Cook
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Skinner
Harris
Boucher
Canucks Attendance Sets Record at Queen's Toronto Game
Attendees reach 16 500 for the Queen s and Toronto varsity clash in Toronto, a new high mark for Canadian intercollegiate football. The crowd surpasses last year s best by about 1 300 in a stronger turnout than U S collegiate attendances.
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United States
Canadian Intercollegiate Union
Queen's
Toronto Varsity
Toronto
Syracuse Lacrosse Team Plans Canada and England Tour
Syracuse University lacrosse team will travel abroad next year visiting Canada for a series of collegiate matches and England to meet Oxford and Cambridge along with other prominent teams.
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Syracuse University
Canada
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Lincoln High Takes Victory in Tight League Shootout
Lincoln High surged to a win led by McCutchin and Johnson as Northenders edge Garfield 12 to 6. Franklin star Brice Taylor battled illness, while Queen Anne beat West Seattle 12 to 6 as Ballard and Broadway matchups loom.
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Roosevelt
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Brice Taylor
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Yale and Princeton clash in carsas game Saturday
Yale and Princeton collide in a carsas game with Yale favored after a 10 to 8 win over Harvard. Penn State edged Carnegie Tech 10 to 6, and Dartmouth defeated Cornell 38 to 6 as teams head into weekend matchups.
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Fenn
Mix
Philadelphia
Penn
Pittedoro
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
GU Debbie
Dartmouth
Cornell
Albright
Handball Meet Planned by Harlem Navy League
Harlem Navy Handball league will hold a round robin tourney among oarsmen from New York City clubs. Seven organizations have entered so far, serving as good preparation for the indoor sailors.
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Harlem
Navy
New York City
Billiard Tourney Opens in Gotham With Top Players
New York November 14. Jake Schaefer the reigning champion and Erich Hagenbacher the German champion begin balkline billiard competition here tonight. Also entered are Willie Hoppe Edouard Horemann Welker Cochran and Roger Cont.
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Jake Schaefer
Erich Hagenbacher
Willie Hoppe
Edouard Horemann
Welker Cochran
Roger Cont
Big Ten Grid Chase Sees Three Way Tie
Iowa defeated Minnesota 28 to 14 to stay unbeaten in the Big Ten title race. Chicago edged Ohio State 14 to 9 as Wisconsin’s surprise loss to Illinois wraps up a 3 to 0 result. Michigan rested this week. This week features Iowa vs Ohio State and Illinois vs Chicago with Michigan facing Wisconsin.
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OVA
Michigan
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Gophers
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Bears Run Up Biggest Score Here
The Bears topped California 45 to 7 in the Far West, marking the largest score recorded. Oregon, after rest, beat Washington State 13 to 6 at Eugene. U C L A edged Stanford 6 to 0 in Palo Alto in a kicking game. Montana defeated Montana State 7 to 6. Idaho won its first game, 17 to 0 over Utah. Olympic Club defeated Multnomah 20 to 0 with a rematch planned later.
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Washington
Far West
Stanford
Palo Alto
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Washington State
Montana
Montana State
Idaho
Utah
Olympic
Multnomah
Ralph Greenleaf Growth From Practice To Pocket Billiards Fame
Ralph Greenleaf, undefeated pocket champion for three years, has dominated the Dhilliard circuit since earning the crown. He began playing at age eight, will be 38 next month, and never took a formal lesson, relying on practice to sharpen skill.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Railroad Group Rooms for Veterans and Clubs in NYC
Officials of the New York Central Railroad set aside a large second floor room at 466 Lexington Avenue New York City for the Veterans association athletic and recreational societies. Handball baseball and dancing will be included in the program and activities planned for members.
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Armories barred from boxing by governor order
New York November 13 The legal fight between Tex Rickard and rival promoters over use of state armories for boxing appears ended by Adjutant General Kinkaid's notice that armories cannot be used for boxing under gubernatorial order.
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Tex Rickard
Kinkaid
Freshman Penn team quarterback dies from game injuries
Drew Lang of Binghamton New York quarterback for the Pennsylvania freshman squad died from injuries suffered in the November 4 game with Mercerburg. The freshman team has disbanded and the season's remaining schedule is canceled.
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Andrew Lang
Binghampton
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Pennsylvania
Mercerburg
Princeton and Cornell Leading Eastern Teams
Princeton and Cornell sit atop the Eastern grid standings after another unsettled week. Princeton undefeated in seven, Cornell six wins, West Virginia also six, Yale and Army unbeaten but with ties and no-decisions. California leads scoring. Princeton and Cornell near top in their regions. Michigan and Notre Dame boast strong defensive records.
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Princeton
Cornell
Tigers
West Virginia
Army
Carnegie Tech
Yale
Notre Dame
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Mast Centre
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Wisconsin extension runs two day basketball coaching school
University of Wisconsin extension division will conduct a two day basketball coaching school at Wausau Wisconsin December 1 and 2. More than 80 coaches are already enrolled for the course.
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University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wausau
Wis
Recheck of Northwest swimming records by Werner
Werner of Portland prepares a recheck of long standing marks from the Northwest swimming records with Gertz of the Northwest Association authorizing the audit. The list includes best times across indoor and outdoor events for men and women from Crystal Swimming Club, Multnomah Athletic Club, Camp Lewis, and others dating 1912 to 1926.
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Crystal
Winning Club
Ostconda
Drake
Multnomah Athletic Club
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H. Goetz
Kane Athletic Club
J. Keaicha
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Metrie Konowaloi Crystal Swimming Club
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Metrie Kenewaiott
Norman Multnomah Athletic Club
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Metrie Konowaloff
Steve Huehnell
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Jack Pobochenko
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Herold Hatton
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Ben Lombard
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Hatton
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Mre
Madeline Pia
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Katheryn Brown
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Yale After Swim Meet May Host National A A Meets
Yale may host National Amateur Athletic Union swimming meets in its pool following a recent swim meet, with officials studying dates and facilities for the potential events. The move aims to showcase Yale's facilities and attract national competitors to New Haven.
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Golds 2rapes Tok Mair Biac' ize Pulse
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a live performance or event at a venue on a street in a Turkish city. The text references a performer or act named Golds and mentions live entertainment, possibly with musicians or dancers. Further readable details are limited.
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