R P I Beats Brooklyn 68 0 In Football Showdown
R P I routed Brooklyn College 68 to 0 Saturday at the 86 field to snap a scoring drought. Wick Semak George Kiessling and George Ecker led a flurry of touchdowns while Warren Lemke returned a punt for a 60 yard score in his final home appearance.
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Brooklyn College
Colgate
Red Raiders
Tech
Hamilton
Ffed
Engineers
B. C
Wick Semak
William and Mary Grid
Wavy
George Kiessling
George Ecker
Warren Lemke
Murray Schulman
Brooklyn
Semak
Lemke
Nick Semak
Ecker
B.C. BO
Jack Reimherr
Lansingburg
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Bandler
RPL
Carpenter
Lesnick
L. E Less
Parness
L. T. Widmayer
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Pawlowski
Aronoff
R. T. Schwarz Lavinson
Schulman
Ed Picken
J. E
Flip" Dowling
J. Dobris
B. N. Williams
R. P. I. Baker
Janosky
Luzader
Wolfe
Greshy
Reimherr
Davis
Decker
Cahill
Gaieski
Hebett
La Salle Eleven Rolls Past Vincentian Gridders 18-0
La Salle Institute beat Vincentian Institute 18 to 0 at La Salle field. Bill Springfels sprinted 40 yards for the first score and Jim Pemrick and Tom Cahill each caught touchdown passes. Pemrick added a late TD as La Salle earned its first Cadet victory in five games and its first Rockne Cup win.
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Bill Springffels
Jim Pemrick
Tom Cahill
la Salle Institute
Vincentian Institute
la Salle
Streeters
U. S
Invaders
Bill Springfels
Paul Ryan
Risemen
Bob Kehn
Jim Dieckleman
Frank Clemente
Pemrick
Bill Potts
Dieckelman
Clemente
Potts
Jack Brady
Ryan
Vv. I
V. L
Jo Busch
Ted Parker
Vincentian
Busch
Brady
Cahill Donohue
Emp Michela
Phelan
Griffin
Air Weidemann
Mourtemanche Malay
R P I Cross Country Beats Union 22 33 Led by Gere
R P I's cross country team defeated Union College 22 to 33 on the local course with sophomore Jim Gere leading the way. Jim Hyland of Union finished second and Captain Jim Harding of R P I placed third. Next week R P I travels to Hamilton to face Colgate in a clash of unbeaten teams.
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Union
Jim Gere
R.P I
Union College
Tech
Rensselaer
Derpians
Gere
Jim Hyland
Jim Harding
R. P.L
Hamilton
Colgate
Yale Leading in Series with Army on Gridiron
Yale holds a 20 to 11 advantage with eight ties in 39 meetings against Army. The first 20 games were at West Point, where Army won only three.
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Yale
Army
West Point
Well Represented Lexington VMI Football Squad Draws Players
Four players from twelve states and Washington, DC are among this year’s Virginia Military Institute football squad, signaling broad regional representation for the team.
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Lexington
Washington, D. C
Virginia Military Institute
Dozen Horses Named for Feature at Pimlico Today
Dozen horses slated for the Manly Steeplechase handicap at Pimlico as the Maryland fall meeting closes. The two and a half mile race over 18 jumps tops a program that includes the Laurel Bowie Havre de Grace Pimlico final week stakes and the Walden and Bryan and O’Hara Memorial handicaps. Strong entries include Rouge Dragon Caddie Invader Iron Shot Ossabaw and Parma among others with top weight 154 pounds.
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Pimlico
Maryland
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Calumet Farm
Alsab
Augustus (Sarge) Swenke
Bryan
O'Hara
MM. A. Cushman
Rokeby Stable
Bank Note
F. Ambrose Clark
Invader
Bawylwyn
C. K. Bassett
Corrigan
Ella Widener
Uncle Seaweed
W. H. Lipscomb
Kent Miller
Ejskridge
Mrs. H
Horkheimer
R. V. N. Gamfrill
Parma
Race Entries and Purses for Jamaica and Pimlico Cards
Jamaica races list six races with purses from 1 800 to 5 000 added and numerous entries across ages and distances including six furlongs and 11-16 miles. Pimlico section shows four races with claiming and allowance events, post time at noon, track fast, and multiple horse names with assorted weights.
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Celtics
Jay
Swift Marine
Silding Ome Aviation
Cadet
Pyracanth
the Noble
Waven Ican
Best Risk
Boise
Transmariner
Big Firsh
Bold Salute
Adviser
Ksar
Audrey
Meneliher
R Olds
Rowtle Imp
Lady Flaten
Sticky Kitty
Xorpheum
Pam. E. W. T
RPI Booters Top Colgate in 4 0 Victory on Saturday
RPI's soccer team completed its second unbeaten season by defeating Colgate 4 to 0 in Hamilton. Joe Lesniewski scored the opener, Denny Redden added a third period burst, and Felix Terran struck twice including a foul shot to seal the win as RPI extended its streak against Colgate to 16 years.
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Colgate Booters
Hamilton
Engineers
Worcester Poly
Joe Lesniewski
Rensselaer
Rover Sextet Opens Season with 5-2 Win Over Falcons
The New York Rovers opened their 1942 44 Eastern Hockey League home season by defeating the Philadelphia Falcons 5 to 2 at Madison Square Garden. Eunke Wilsa, with one of ten new Red Shirts, scored a hat trick and Fred Shero and Ray Chaisson added goals. Falcons scorers were John Horman and Lou Morasca.
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Wallops Falcons
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New York Rovers
Philadelphia
Madison Square
Garden
Eunke Wilsa
Fred Shero
Ray Chaisson
Gothamites
Falcons
John Horman
Lou Morasca
Rockingham Race Day Entries and Post Time Notes
A fragmentary racing list shows entries with numbers and horses such as Gorse Hill, King's Gambit, Amaia Pompsas, White Ford, Pentland Guardsman, and Fireleaf. It notes an apprentice allowance claimed, first post at 2 pm, and various cross Tide and Landerkin references, with track fast conditions implied.
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Rockingham
Gorse Hill
Olds
Itch Water
King's Gambit
Amaia Pompsas
Turnabout Brce
Cs xWhite Ford
Land
Pentland Guardsman Tuneo
xFire Feal
Snow Moon
Odes
xEnoch
Borland
Batik Oreader
xLaverman
Doherty's Eagles Rout Rome Team
Doherty leads Boston College Eagles to a rout of the Rome Army Air Base team with two long kickoff returns and a 37 yard pass to Cahill. Cahill scores three times on rushes and passes, Donovan adds a 4 yard score, Morro and Shea support with separate TDs as the BC reserves roll early and hold late.
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Boston Wpi
Eddie
Doherty
Bell
Boston College Eagles
Rome
Army Air Base
Jim Canhill
Cahill
Tom Donovan
Don Shea
Gatheriing
Bill Moriro
Morro
Charlie McCoy
B. C
Lelse
Weekend Scholastic Football Scores Report
Saturday results show Mont Pleasant 0 Nott Terrace 0 and Gloversville 13 Frankfort 6. Sunday action lists LaSalle 18 Vincentian 0 with North Adams 12 Adams T. standings.
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Mont Pleasant
Nott Terrace
Gloversville
Frankfort
North Adams
Adams T
LaSalle
Vincentian
Devine Star of Iowa Acknowledged in 1921 Legend
Aubrey A. Devine dominated 1921 college football for Iowa and led undefeated season with a running pass, drop-kicks, and place-kicks that snapped Notre Dame’s 20 game win streak. The Iowa star, backed by Glenn Devine and Duke Slater, earned nine monograms across football basketball and track while later serving as an assistant county attorney in Des Moines.
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Aubrey A. Devine
Iowa
Notre Dame
Aubrey Devine
Hawkeyes
Devine
Aubrey
Glenn
Duke Slater
Howard Harding Jones
Yale Blue
Howard Jones
California
Minnesota
Lester Belding
Des Moines
Iown
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