Army Coast Bowl bid debated by writers and coaches
Writers and coaches discussed bringing Army into the Rose Bowl mix as a possible West Coast option. Will Hunter of USC and other officials weighed the logistics and timing for a potential bid, with Coast and Western conferences eyed and no word from major Big Nine members.
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Lia
Willie
O. Hunter
University of Southern California
Chishmah
Hunter
Pasadena
Army
Wal
West Point
Washington
California
Los Angeles
Southern California
Sui
Victor O. Schmidt
Big Nine
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Davis Shaken but Unhurt in Trish Battle
New York reports Notre Dame game left Davis badly shook up yet uninjured as Pennsylavania shows greater speed than the Irish. Maj. Paul Amen of the Army staff cites Notre Dame and the Quakers as a tougher test. Lou Little of Columbia notes Penn has talent and potential to challenge Army, with Savitsky Dickerson Bednak leading a strong line and Ahisi as a top back. Penn has won all games except a major upset loss to Princeton 17 to 11.
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Glenn Davis
Notre Dame
Pennsylavania
Paul Amen
Army
Holcombe
Quakers
Guine
Navy
Philadelphia
Capecinty
Amen
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Columbia Lions
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George Savitsky
Dee Dickerson
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Naval Academy
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Ed Allan
al Sico
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Quaker
Princeton
Reynolds Recalled By Pittsburg Steelers
Reynolds, the Oklahoma born halfback, recalled by the Pittsburg Steelers after a previous release by the Chicago Cardinals. He had been with the Steelers briefly during pre season practice at Hershey Pennsylvania before being farmed to Richmond in the Dixie League.
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Pittsburg
Sleblein
Reynolds
Oklahoman, & M
Tichmond Kebelg
Chicago Cardinals
Ast Pears
Ther Steelers
Hurshey
Hichmon
Yonkers man Harry Fitzpatrick named playing coach for Troy league
Harry Fitzpatrick of Yonkers is announced as playing coach of the Troy State League squad. He has prior pro and minor league experience with the New York Yankees and various teams, including Allentown and the New York Penn League. The Troy opener is set for Wednesday, November 27 at the Troy Armory against Utica.
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Yonkers
Tfurry Plapatrick
Monkebonl
Lenpwith Ayas
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Toms Wall
Pestdent
Troy
Belonlg
Ue Cellier Wader
Ney Sedran
Fitzpatrick
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Seagall
Troy Toda
Iast Warkend
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We Troy Armory
Utica
Cohoes State Cagers Sign Two Players
Two former metropolitan basketball stars Kenneth Gregory and Ved Carr signed with the Cohoes Masilations of the New York State Pro Basketball League. Edwards and Agaglia, both forwards, joined on recommendations from Wat Holman. The Mastodons face Brooklyn College in a practice game in Brooklyn Thursday.
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Cohoes Masilations
Kenneth Gregory
Ved Carr
Tubby) Raskin
Howards
Agagha
Edwards
Brooklyn College
Hooklyn
Raskin
Stags Edge Knicks In Overtime At Madison Square Garden
The Stags defeated the Knicks 78 to 68 in a dramatic game at Madison Square Garden before about 17,205 fans. Mickay Rotner and Chuck Hall led the Stags with eight points in the overtime session, Rotner scoring 30 on the night as New York trailed after leading at halftime 52-26. Doyly Parrials keyed a late Oklahoma A and M run to force overtime, where the Stags pulled away in the extra period.
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Boston Braves Acquire West Virginia Farm Club
Blowfield West Virginia in the Appalachian region reports the Boston Braves of the National League reached a deal with Blue Grays farm affiliate Soward 2 for club affiliation to acquire all stock of the Inca felua owned by Ed Smith Maytan The plan would place Elliott as president with Jenkins as business manager and the farm operation continuing under Braves control
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National Grid Chief Favors Blocked Kick Becoming Dead Ball
National Grid chief favors making a blocked kick dead to avoid injuries. He cites near misses when players dive for the ball and a few get hurt, suggesting a rule change to clear the ball after a block.
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Sammy Mele Earns Eastern League Most Valuable Man
Sammy Mele of Scranton was voted the Eastern League's Most Valuable Man by league writers. Second place with 13 points went to Tommy Fine of the Miners, with other notable poll recipients including Vic Bornstein, Don Mann, Viv Frazier, and Ray Urick. Mele, a former NYU standout, is already drawing Boston Red Sox interest for 1916 season.
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Race Entries and Results AMAIA Wrst Teee 3900 elatelog
Race entries list numerous horses and riders with weights and odds, detailing 2 year old maiden events and late entries. Names such as Thildaly J Tounek Malesp Note worthy 100 Mpg Pirate and many others appear with bids, purses, and race classifications across multiple races. The text catalogs entries, placings, and associated stakes including several $2,000 and $5,000 purse amounts, with numerous horse names and trainer references.
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Thildaly J
Tounek Malesp
Culwinturs
Vp Knot
Ogetier
Fouyate
W Debs
Catdioa
Daring Pate
Secon
Rusnur
F. Gurry
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Roondiv Bum Tin
Anat Flenr
Mats Tene
XsUncle Bhinn VO Raynare
Last Control
Charing Pal
exRay Oruutwan
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Gailine
ySpeed
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Wenz Ehtre
Wilttry
Aytrit
Mychazo
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Heuris
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Aturry
Dally’ Veeder
Marae Meson
Olds
Nile
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Sir Harry
eyReettemont
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Ava
Syracuse Sets Sights On Colgate
Syracuse eyes Colgate as it aims to rebound from recent injuries and indiscipline. Coach Bigele Munn plans to have most of his squad near full strength for the weekend clash after a tough stretch with Cornell and a demanding schedule. Colgate, led by Captain Bob Orland, trained in Worcester and prepared to challenge Syracuse with Frank Muhlhausur among key returnees.
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Bowling Scores and Notes From the Fire Department League
Fire Tepyartrcent top man with 219 200 101 for a 63 game. Pumpers lost to Mhuclks as Ker Magill led with 222 343. Squads beat Laddermen as Squire Driscoll scored 48 501. Laddermen best Jim Sheeran 196 122 and Stan Stavend 176 49. Chiefs extended lead by defeating Hoxes 3 0. Leo Barry George Woods and Bill Bran led with 46 431. Will Ryan high for losers with 488.
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Smith Smiths Fight Night Ends In Disputed Draw At LaSalle
At LaSalle Gym a night of tenacious welterweight action produced a disputed draw after George Smith and Mayhew Smith battled as Sam Shumway Harry Morrill and Chappie Chapple also faced heavy knocks. Tony Taylor outslugged Chappie Chapple before a brutal finish left Chapple bleeding, while Bobby Grant stopped Morrill and Hank Johnson kayoed Sam Shumway in rapid early counts. Officials sought a ruling from Eddie Kagan but could not finalize a decision, as New York boxing authorities reviewed the chaotic six bout card.
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Siena Cage Grade Leads Viiet and Troy Players
Siena College prepares for a season with Viiet and Troy players in the cage, featuring Dave Porncello a Wateryu Wgh grad as lead forward. The squad, including freshmen from Troy High and Catholic Central, plans winter games at Albany Armory to accommodate expanded enrollment and provide viewing for the public.
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Bout Ends As Sam Wakes To Knockout After Round
Fragmentary report notes Sam waking as the bout ends. Bi Franklyn of Albany, aged 10, is mentioned in a puzzling scene with references to Hector’s grandfather and Knockout drops. Further details about Paulie Jackson of Reading and Archie Goodble of Albany appear, but context is unclear.
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Bi Franklyn
Albany
Hector
Hie Bandeel
Buffalo
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Reading
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JCC Ping-Pong Tourney Set at Community Center
The Jewish Community Center announces a nationwide ping pong singles and doubles tournament hosted at the JCC. Entry fee 50 cents covers singles and one partner for doubles, with divisions for singles and doubles. Prizes awarded to winners and runners up. entries due by December 4 at Fire Street.
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