Cornell Fumbles, Penalties Spark Harvard Setback
Cornell University faced a heavy penalty and fumble-laden performance in a 28 to 7 loss to Harvard. Coach Lefty James criticized officiating, while Harvard capitalized on short drives and a late rally. Officials defended calls as dissected by unsteady Cornell play and a controversial touchdown ruling.
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Art Jamison
Beaunit Boys Club Seeks Cage Team Bookings
The Cohoes Beaunit Foundation Boys Club plans for the coming basketball season with senior intermediate junior and major teams. Scheduling shows games on Mondays and Wednesdays 8 to 10 pm for seniors and intermediates while the junior less than varsity will be booked Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 8 to 9 pm. The Cananbell will handle cage bookings and Henry will take calls at 30 James Cohoes or GE 7-020. A meeting tomorrow night at St Agnes Lyceum will discuss a city wide league. attendees from Waterford Groene Districts invited.
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Henay
James Cohors
Tiestao
R Aieeling
Lomorruyn Pleht
St. Agnes
Dyer Quits Cardinals Laying Path For New Manager
News wires report that Dyer resigns as Cardinals manager amid talks with Hemsley and Keane for the job in St Louis. Balgh confirms options after Dyer departure as Rochester and Columbus names surface. the World Series opening day at Philadelphia frames speculation on a successor.
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Hemsley
Keane
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Fideli
Wyitlon Getlovee
Aleoned
Stow
Sha Ton Reicster
Lote Cardinnia
Gontlhya
Philadelphia
Fred Balgh
Alory
Lyi
Winner Tops In Nation In Envision College Football Clash
Washington report announces a proposed national college football game titled the “Winner Tops In Nation” to be held at the University of Maryland stadium in College Park Maryland. District of Columbia American Legion backs the event with proceeds to the Legion Welfare Fund with General authority from Legion leadership and university officials. Plans call for a 50 000 spectator capacity and a panel of sports writers to decide the final date and matchup to fit postseason schedules.
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LVES
Washington
Proaifedh Toonaty
Moe Bold
Byrd Stallum
College Park
Rama
Spansorg
District of Columbia American Legion
Legion Welfare Fund
Charler R. Gavily
National Cathedral Post
Echo
Army
Notre Dame
Gavity
Trithan
Harry & Vaughan
Pilor
Hin
Wake
Douglas MacArthur
University of Maryland
Garity
Leama
Sugar Row
Tomaly
Aros
Garily
Herbart J.cobs
Laeghou
Dave Herman
Washington Puldig
Ally
Byrd
Maryland Stretuns
Old Professor’s Monday Morning Football Coach Echo
An old professor speaks to football coaches about the dangers of stepping missteps and falling players. The dialogue, set in a prairie region, features names like Rod Wilkinson and references to schools and teams such as Notre Dame, Texas, Oklahoma, Northwestern, Wake Forest, Colorado, and USC. The piece reads as a lively, era-tinged coach talk with praise for heart, fortitude, and gritty play while noting slips and fumbles amid postgame reflections.
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New York
Rod Wilkingon
Ohlahoma
Rial Cherry
Texas
Ohlanann
Ghiahonta
Leahy
Frank Tenby
Notre Dame
Notre
Tilane
Bib
W. Yemin
Omany
Notre Diane
MD Profisaor
Voigh
Bob Volet
Fuminna
Pietialliex
Gi Payalng
Tial
Dick" Finwars
Boris Blerma
North Carolina
Praheard Walker
Wake Forest
Eleal Gama
Carolina
Remy
Ward
Colorado
Dal Ward
Gilassford
Nebraska
Calo- Vasko
Waldor
Lynn
Pappy
Ackling
Jett Cravath
USC
Gaye
Townan
Lyne
Alee
Stim Monuchino
John Otzewsk
Pole Sehabpre
Linak
Ilan
Bowling clubs merge star players into regional league plan
A spirited proposal outlines a new inter alley league uniting top bowlers from Troy and nearby towns. It cites clubs from Mechanicville Waterford Cohoes Albany Schenectady and Albany area alleys and lists captains and players such as Cy Wagar and Walter Chet as key figures in forming a regional circuit.
Eliot Denies Tilini Players Get Pay Play
Coach Ray Eliot of Illinois denied a magazine claim that Tilinois players received pay. He defended campus employment as common and said every player works, insisting no Illinois athlete was paid for football.
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Chicago
Ray Eliot
Ullnnis
Life
Tilinois
Pete
Meraid
Mieethig
Colleys
America
Ubinols
Sli
Eilick
Ike Armettong
Minnesita Athletie Preetor
Hornie Bierman
Uieige-heala Gophers
Dily Ques
Linn Fynny
Beratt
Race Entry List with Many Names and Miles Baffling
A dense OCR style race entry sheet lists numerous riders and mileages across a sprawling field. Names like Rodney, Dolan, Chanvud, and Caldwell appear amid scattered places and sponsors, with markers suggesting heats, eligibility notes, and prize money, all in a single chaotic fragment.
Choo Choo Hopes To Add Steam To Redskins
The former All-America halfback Charlie Justice signed with the Washington Redskins yesterday, joining a midseason lineup shuffle. He hopes to contribute soon after a standout college year and Wednesday workouts, aiming for substantial action against the Cardinals at Griffith Stadium.
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Charlie Justice
Washington Redskins
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Ant
Choo-Choo
Anresteay
Tribe
George Preston Marshall
Herman Bill
Chicago Can
Chicago
Aygual
Lela Thas
Asheville
Eddie
Karen
College of the Packie
Collegians
Philadelphia Eagles
Redskins
Charlie
Cardinals
Gritnik Stadium
We're Off Single Wing Toughest On Defense
Football notes from New York yes tells of single wing teams dominating ahead of Army Navy and Giants. Coaches Caldwell and Steve Owen discuss defense challenges and the slow shift to T formation strategies, noting Navy Princeton and Pittsburgh all faced single wing and conventional defenses. The piece highlights the endurance of ball control and differing formations.
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Fonthayrs
Alngie
Navy
Snayn
Princeton
Digdovar Tou
I Han
San Peensylvania
Auromonth
Pittsburg Sladers
New York Giants
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Joule
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Caldwell
Steelers
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Catuwell
Owen Awang
Andle Guy
Uney
Waterford Tops Berlin 7 1 In Tri County League
Waterfort High defeated Berlin 7 to 1 in a Tri County League game. Mulge Grimes and the vallack led Waterford with goals in the first period while Larry Smith added another in the second. Berlin pulled even briefly before Berry secured the lead with a penalty kick and the final score stood at 7 1 for Waterford.
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Une
Chihhy Mulge
Joe Grimes
Thevallack
Ha Tivsk Parlod
Gach
Mordians
Unie
Larry Smith
Py Doe Plechi
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