East West Grid Battle Prep With West Coast Mentors
East and West squads prepared for the gridiron clash as weather improved practice conditions. Notable players mentioned include Jake Lewhi from the University of Arenon, Rod Giske of Washington State, and Lacl Wheeler from Arkansas, with coaches Morter etc. directing experimental formations and line play.
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San Frantinen
Bilak Workeule
Kerr
Bernie Biernisn
Minnesota
Boullie Feathers
Nort Cxrlina
Bill Kolens
Minot
Frank Snaach
Colunbis
Bob Dubeletun
Mennes
Aco
Fom Huplen
Purdue
Aisle Acatelia
Syracuse
Allan Deke
Tiun Cornell
Bob Evans Penn
Paul Caponibs
Marquette
Walt Trojanowski
Connecticut
Timm B
George Skladany
Pittsburg
Mike Prashuy
Wichigan
Dickson Penn Bronco
Novich
Penn Sie
Jim Loh
Col &We
Dick Hoilingsehtad
Lile
Les. Thompson Golumbii
Meryl Frost Dumouth
Roger Robinson
Syracua
Jack Brewis
Michigan State
Charles Drazenvieh
Penn State
Joe Thilasio
Carmnell
Slaladamy
Pick Fisher
Ohio State
Tke
Bresling
Wiel bin State
Jack White
Morter Soiton
Teaas A &. Mi
Cin Holunghery
Washington
Wests
Lied Rude
Anda Outback
Rod Giske
Washington State
Philty
Jake Lewhi
University of
Arenon
Quirter
Loon stakes Atlantic City racing post and new track chief
J Ann B Helly announced as president of a new Atlantic City track to stage its first meet next year. The venture aims to create a top modern racing facility while Lyons becomes the first appointee in the track’s official family with Brookin Lyons connected to racing through Worn Lo and AC Schwarty Wall.
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Atlantic City
Thames J
Hornets Tie With Caps In Scrappy Play Bypass OCR
A garbled recap details a tied game between the Hornets and the Capitals. Names such as Walton, Manat, Woehy, Laswiek, and O Flaher appear amid fractured phrases describing goals and assists. The readable fragment suggests a late period sequence and notable defensive plays, ending with a tied result after a miscued OCR passage.
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Indianapolis
Antrivin Hochen
At the Hornets
Starier
Bob Walthy
Polk
Maiti Padunee
Tony
Walton
Sian
John Manat
Steve Woehy
Fem the Sky
Tityar Berwtte
Horney
Pete Laswiek
Rosy Kogaynal
Ecole
Five Teams Tie For Lead In CYO Loop After Big Scores
Winners piled up big scores as five teams deadlocked for the lead in the CYO Intermediate league. St Josephs Community Center rolled to top honors with a strong showing, St Peters produced the afternoon’s best scoring game, and other squads including Buckley, Bucciero, Kuernan, and Canfield posted high point totals in the day’s contests. St Michaels of Troy defeated St Mame of iterford as the schedule wrapped.
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St Josephs Community Center
Trumphs
St Peters
Josephe
Giat
Holland
Welch
Buckley
Bucciero
Anthony
St Lawrence
Kuernan
SL Trance
Plavocs
Colum
Canfield
Chiiford
Puistsen
Carmel
Watersbets
Baylor
Rice
Iowas Christian
Arkansas
Hirhes
Uver Dinos
Indiana
Cluel State
Columbia
Indianas
Gye
Menigan Oo Tuumon
Michigan
Streale
Gaels vs Cowboys in Sugar Bowl buildup and clashes
Readable excerpts show Gaels and Cowboys shaping the Sugar Bowl narrative with weather, travel, and camp preparations. Mentions of practices, trips to New Orleans quarters, and coaching comments frame a tense lead into the big game amid cold spell disruptions and season finales.
Beman Park Aces Dominate Parity Defeat
The Bethun Park Aces beat J. O. 19 to 7 in a charity game at the Jewish Community Center benefiting Paralysis relief. McDonough starred for the winners while Nadler and Newman contributed key plays as the Aces pulled away late.
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Beman Park Aces
Bethun Park
Wiel
Burg Wallops Williamstown Quint 54 4
Burg Wallops Williamstown Quint 54 4. Bucy scored 17 to lead the Burg to victory as Williamstown trailed at halftime. Lansingburys Junior Varsity defeated Williamstown Juniors 35-28 with McNamara 13 and Sheedy 12 for the winners.
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Longingburg
Froutle
Duklag
Sidl
Basketvall
Duemun
Wmimstown
Willamalawn
Bob Bebernus Flash Bucy
Maspichusitts Bull Club
Ela
Furget
Beson Field
Pals
Tomsinghury
Tomsinghury, Enruse Qravher
Como
Withenstown
Burg Quint
Massachusetts
Williamstoun
McNamara
Sheedy
King of Williamstown
Ge Lansing Nug
Leafs Rally Past Rangers In Toronto Thriller
The Leafs shaded the Rangers 4 3 before 15 221 at Maple Leaf Gardens. Babe Pratt sparked the late charge as Toronto surged to their fifth straight victory, edging New York with strong defense and goals from key players.
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Oronta
Siafegan
Eal Lo
James Tusight
New York Rangers
Mevrison Square Garden
Leafs
Babe Pratt
Welan
Rangers
Toronta
Davidson
Chuck Raynet
Sweeney Suddiver
Billy Taylor Nettang
Leif Joule
Ab de Marcy
Amond
Edgar Liptie
Testhy Plunouctie Lilly
Bisons Crush Fliers 7 3 in Buffalo Hockey Showdown
Buffalo Bisons overwhelmed the St Louis Flyers 7 3 at Buffalo Rink as forward Rimstad and Rimstad led scoring with multiple lines firing in the second and third periods. Goalie Cerance stood in for an injured Lica as the Bisons built a decisive weekend upset.
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Buffalo Bisons
Amierman
Bisons
Dl Suhdunong
Pan Mundtck
Layan Kunny Mosdell
Fred Trant
Hous
Toxis
Murdo McKay
Len Hilduson
Baltimore Trims Washington Lions in Eastern Amateur Hockey
The Baltimore team defeated the Washington Lions in Ireland to record their third straight win. Lavithhwre Heyred scored in each of the first two periods, and three goals came in the final frame as Wellington added the lone goal in the third period.
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Halkmare
Lisamont
Wash Inston Lions
Ireland
Siengat
Lavithhwre Heyred
Three Candidates For Futility Bowl
Three questionable contenders are named from Worcester Poly and New York rivals as likely picks for the Futility Bowl. The article notes the 1919 collegiate season context and hints at committee selections and regional rivalry without clear outcomes.
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Los Adpeles
NLA
Worcester Poly
Minor
Holiday Cuts College Basketball States R P L Rated Among East's Best Quints
A holiday week preview ranks the top college teams, led by DePaul and Indiana, with notable showings from Syracuse, Notre Dame, and St Johns. The piece notes Eastern Intercollegiate League leaders, regional contenders like Wisconsin and Temple, and emerging threats across the Southwest and West as teams prepare for conference play.
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Olahona
de Ful
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Syracuse
Town
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Kentucky
Cornell
St Johuis Temple
Sy Tacuge
HOY Uo Ag Wegt
Virginia
Manhattan
Colgate
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Muhlenberg
Rensselany
Navy
Runbridge
Army
Rhode Island State
St John
North Caroliva
Duks
Kenwicks
Tennessee
Georgia
Wyoming
Greentree After Third Widener Win at Gulfstream Park
Greentree Stable aiming for a third straight Widener victory this winter at the Hialeah course with Dockstrader and Ganymede among the contenders. Secretary Charles J McLennon announced after nominations for the $90000 added stake. Dockstrader seeks repeat amid strong entries from The Sthymer and Dfted Pourreedoms.
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Greentree
Widener
Ldings
Leigh Cullum
Florida
Greaturee
McLennin
Hershey Bears Rally to Tie Eagles 2 to 2
In a tied NHL style junior league match the Hershey Bears rallied to level New Haven Eagles 2 2. New Haven led with Bob Dawes and Joe Bell scoring before Hershey equalized on Ging Razzini’s rebound. A 3500 crowd watched a scoreless second period as both teams tired from a long night.
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New Hiven
Gow
New Hiven Sigles
New Haven Gow
Bob Dawes
Joe Bell
Hershey
Ging Razzini
Strom Herstev
Nes
Dhlety Pamen
Eagles
Eagles Win 13 to 7 Over Opponents at Center Gym
The Silver Pages, led by D Mrlingtons, posted a 13 to 7 victory yesterday at the Tewish Community Center gym. Baielle Slegela contributed a top performance, edging the losers as Cra Haaketiull Levue entry 197 noted.
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Eagles
D Mrlingtons
Ant
Cra Haaketiull Levue
Tewish Community Center
Baielle Slegela
Sacred Heart Five Rallies To Nip Blue Streaks 50-45
Sacred Heart overcame a 4 point halftime deficit to defeat Mechanicville Blue Streaks 50 to 45 at the Sacred Heart gym. Eli Smith sparked a late surge by securing a rebound and the Be Stewike defense held firm as Don Caswell scored 13 points and Mike Gully and Tom Connell added 12 each.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Hearta Cageié
Mechanicvilla
Be Stiewke
Eli Smith
Don Caswell
Alabama 11 Leaves for Coast Battle
Alabama football sails 74 strong to face Southern California at Pasadena. Nine players missed much of 12 day workouts due to influenza. several hampered by weather. Coach Frant Thumas aims for full squad by game day. travel to Pasadena set for morning arrival. Rank Terugzi rejoined after missing since Nov 3 with a leg injury. regulars recondition en route. One lineman had a swollen jaw from a scrimmage. flu victims listed among the rest.
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Alabama
Southern California
Pasagena
Thumas
Payadena
Terugzi
Mies
Nia
Anu
Detective Head To Be Named For Race Tracks
A nationwide detective force to guard major race tracks may soon have a head. Harry A Parr III says a man to lead the Office of Protection will be named at Friday’s New York meeting of the Thoroughbred Racing Association. The board of directors, with 28 of 33 member tracks represented, approved creating the protective unit with funds supplied by member tracks.
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Aga
New York
Harry A Parr
Parr
Office of Protection
Inat
Mouledous Advances In Net Tourney
New Orleans swept into the semi final round of the Eastern indoor tennis championship yesterday with 261 conquest of Aun Fisch of New York. Gilbert Bogle from Chevy Chase and Bill Long from New York advanced in the penitentiary bracket. Bagley faced Som Livan of New York and won 4 6 108. Lung defeated Willem Posy Gold, while Puowrt Kaxenberg of Brooklyn moved into the semis. Fred Gerthner and Stewart Robinson notched third round wins with Alex Hetzeck of Dustriol.
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New York
Dick Mouledoua
New Orleans
Aun Fisch
Gilbert Bogle
Chevy Chase
Bill Long
Cinlong Uce
New
Walter Dockwat
Groof Sen Rochelle
el Timating Puowrt Kaxenberg
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G+ Bete
Alain Min Fin Fred Gerthner
Stewart Robinson
Alex Hetzeck
Dustriol
John C Taylor FL
Tankersville
Hetneck
Bidtney Schwart
Richard Palmer
Fred Peuerbach
Terehmant
Manch
Johnny Marion to Pilot Oneonta in CanAm Loop
Oneonta announces Johnny Marion will manage the Oneonta Red Sox in the revived Canadian American League next season. Marion, brother of Martin Masini, previously led Utley in the Canadian American circuit and has outfield and pitching credits with Washington and St Paul.
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CanAm
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Lous Nations
Wil
Onegalu Red Sox
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Louisvile Colonels
American Association
Harold Ford
Onconts Sports Assoviation
Marlon
Washington
St Paul
Lowsgill
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