Army and Yale loom in clash as 1923 ball season peaks
Harvard faces Yale in a decisive clash at Cambridge with both teams bringing full lineups. Army and Navy prepare for the service classic at the Polo Grounds as betting favours Army at 3 to 2 with Navy money on the flip.
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Burglars Rob Justin Home In Early Morning Break-In
A home on Justin Street was ransacked in the early morning by burglars who stole cash two gold items and a handbag. A female officer from the local precinct assisted in the investigation.
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Toraix
John Justin
Erday
Moneies
Oberlin High and Alumni to Play on Wed
Oberlin on November 23 An annual clash between Oberlin High School and the Alumni will be held at Di Feild on Wednesday November 28 at 3 15 p m Manager Butch Morris says the Alumni team is loaded with stars and expected to win while the high school squad believes their experience and teamwork will prevail The Alumni roster includes Hank Gould Holden Channon Robinson Morris Guide Fitzgerald Farrar Morns Rudekoff Richardson Worcester Lawrence Cy Garters Buckley Whitney and others about fifty players expected back for the game George Woods Kiddies will perform between halves with Red and Blues squads each claiming parity in prior meetings
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Carl Brickley
Frank Locke
Hines
Stoddard Curtis
Bob Leonard
Roy Leslie
Campbell Robert
Port Events Today Across Multiple Sports
Racing meets in Bowie and Tanforan. Billiards hold an International junior 18.2 balk line title in Detroit. Au tumn polo opens at Pinehurst. Bowling hosts Middle West in St Louis. Pro wrestling features Mondtys and a Kansas City card with Zbyszko against Ogurkeiwicz. Boxing bouts in New York, St Paul, Mexico City, Hartford, and more listed.
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Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Tanforan
Detroit
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Middle West Bowling Association
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New York
Wille Davis
Mickey Brown
Jack Snyder
Nate Pincus
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Marie Schlaifer
St. Paul
Sam Langford
Homer Smith
Mexico City
Lew Paluso
Romeo Roach
Hartford
Jack Malone
George Ward
Boxing cards announced for Boston and Norwalk events
Ten round bout set in Boston featuring Bob Sage against Ned Flanagan. A ten round match also slated in Boston pitting Johnny Leonard versus Mickey Travers. A separate twelve round contest planned in Norwalk atGt.
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Bob Sage
Ned Flanagan
Johnny Leonard
Mickey Travers
Norwalk
Last Fights Fights At Columbus
Harry Forbes of Columbus defeated Gene Larue of Cincinnati in six rounds in a boxing bout held in Columbus.
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Harry Forbes
Gene Larue
Cincinnati
Man Dies After Brief Illness in Vermilion
George Dietrich, 45, of Vermilion, died at St Joseph’s office after a two day illness from an ear infection that worsened into paralysis. Doctors are puzzled by the exact cause of death.
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George Dietrich
Vermilion
St. Joseph’s
Norwalk High Aims to Beat Oberlin in Home Game
Norwalk high school students show resolve to defeat Oberlin by wearing Beat Oberlin placards and posting them around the school. Oberlin has edged Norwalk the last two seasons, and the game is set for Saturday as Norwalk’s last home affair with hopes to tie for second after Elyria’s elimination in Houserman play.
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Norwalk High School
Oberlin
Elyria
Houserman
Bandit Crosser Takes Stand in Own Defense
Clarence Crosser 22 of Portsmouth Ohio testified in Cincinnati on the May homicide of Edward McClain of Little Rock Arkansas. He claimed he did not know he rode with holdup men and learned of the murder only the following day after being told to drive away when a pistol was fired.
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Clarence Crosser
Portmouth
Edward McClain
Little Rock
Ark
Crosser
McClain
West End
Rail workers face large layoff as Penn Station closes
Philadelphia report outlines mass temporary shutdown of Pennsylvania Railroad with over 70 000 employees affected and about 20 000 facing indefinite layoff. Management says November traffic fall and winter readiness drive the adjustment in working forces. In New York Theodore Winkler surrendered after shooting his wife Ethel Winkler, who was killed before their children. daughter Caroline implicated.
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Pennsylvana Railroad
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American Railway Association
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Ethel Winkler
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Theodore Winkler
Winter
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