Freshmen Rivalry Looms as Princeton Yale Clash Looms
Freshmen from Princeton and Yale meet in Boston this afternoon in a low stakes early showcase. Harvard, Yale, and Princeton loom large in early form with coaching and youthful vigor, while Brown, Carlisle, Dartmouth and others also feature in a busy slate across the East and Midwest.
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Jim Coffey Declared Unable To Reach Fist Ladder Peak
Sports editor argues Jim Coffey cannot become heavyweight champion due to a fitting jaw and grit, noting several failed attempts and brutal knockdowns. The piece also discusses Coast League realignment with Portland’s exit and implications for teams like Sacramento and the Cubs Panadena scheduling next spring.
Crimson May Surprise Aggies On Thanksgiving Day
At Baut Lair Utah, Nov. 24. Preparations for the Utah Aggies game on Thanksgiving Day grow with crowd projections for Cummings field. Tickets move. fans expect a close contest as Utah aims to upset the Aggies, while Norgren and Romney loom as pivotal players. Coaches and alumni marshal plans for a big turnout.
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Frank Slavin Declines Boost in Fighting Ranks
HALIPAN Nov 24 Private Frank Alavin a pro boxer who has served nearly three years has returned to port. An Australian by birth, he has lived in Canada twenty years and worked as a mining engineer. He enlisted in Yukon when a Western battalion formed but declined a commission, preferring to stay in the Yank defense. His son fighting in France, Slavin won a heavy champion title in England with two rights to the jaw. Other results include Baird defeating Hekstein, Brousseau knocking out Larkley, and Murphy beating Murphy in the boxing tourney for the Red Cross.
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Ball Players Seek Early Draft Exemption in 1918 Season
Chicago November 24. Fifty six American League players including Edie Collins of the White Sox have notified President Johnson they are ready to enlist before the draft takes effect. Johnson says a decision on exempting eighteen players per club may come in coming weeks. Major leagues consider postponing opening parks until first class baseball is assured. Some magnates argue the majors must play even if relying on college and semi pro talent. The American League meeting will discuss these views.
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Tom Seaton May Not Appear in Baseball Circles 1918
Los Angeles reports Tom Seaton may not play in 1918 baseball as he nears return from the army. He was reportedly turned over to Portland for next season to cover Dave Mollocher’s payment, but military service and physicals cloud his status.
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Wheconsin Team Faces Tough Western Title Quest
The team, led by Captain Hancock and Coach Richards, struggles to finish the season strong. Simpson shines with sacks and leadership, while forwards and running game contribute despite a thin roster and tough conference competition.
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Weber College Triumph Over North Ogden 44–8
Weber College quintet under Coach Watson triumphed at North Ogden, winning 44 to 8. The Weber lineup included Campbell Benda Berrett Jones Smith Lindway and Beene with reserves Lindsay and New. Night's scorers were Jepperson 8 Jones 6 Fenade 4 L Berrete 2 Smith 2.
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Frazee Draws Up Plan to Rebuild Club New York
Frazee, owner of the Boston Americans, aims to rebuild his former world champions. He plans trades to acquire Witener Dumont and outfielder Claude Milan from Washington and catcher Wally Schang from the Athletics. Grief demanded players in return for Dumont, but details remain undisclosed.
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Dick Curley Pawned Watch to Pay Income Tax
New York report recounts Dick Curley who promoted bouts and earned over $9000 in purses and tips. He allegedly pawned his watch to cover income tax, claimed he soaked it to pay the tax, and fled his uptown office. The tale frames Curley as a frugal showman amid financial strain.
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Ducks Shot After Sundown In East New York
Ducks are shot after sundown in the Dar netgat bay along the shore where cold weather drives birds inland. Gunners ignore Sunday limits and motor boats to shoot after dark. Large shipments of birds head to nearby markets as crews push legality aside.
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Speed Martin May Enter Big League
Oakland owner J Cal Ewing works to reestablish pitcher Speed Martin in the American League next season. The move aims to bring the former major league caliber talent back to the big show as talks center on a possible deal to return Martin to top competition.
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