Penn Scorches Cornell In Close Stint With Mercer Bright Star
Penn defeats Cornell 21 to 9 in a hard fought game. Mercer of Penn shines with key runs and forward pass work while Penn gains the lead in the third period and holds off Cornell’s rally. Bucknell and Ursinus play to a 0-0 tie in another noted game. Washington Cross Country Club honors go to J. T. Enitshew with a 1 minute handicap, beating Bolac by 50 yards for the 20 mile cross country cup.
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Quits Georgetown Quint Captain Martin Resigns
Georgetown basketball captain Jack Martin has resigned due to throat trouble and will undergo an operation. He played forward for two seasons and earned All-South Atlantic honors. No successor chosen yet. Martin will remain involved as assistant coach under Colinower.
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Georgetown Downs Lehigh in a one sided Hilltop finale
Georgetown produced a new offense and outplayed Lehigh 28 to 3 on the Hilltop. Fury and Costello sparked the attack with long runs, while Hart, Hogarty, and Wynard teamed in passing that delivered five forward completions. Lehigh struggled to mount a response as Georgetown opened with scores in the first period and dominated the game throughout.
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Tulane Ties Washington and Lee in Low-Scoring Contest
Washington and Lee held Tulane to 3 to 1 in a tense game decided late. Six ineligible Washington and Lee players were barred. Tulane used aggressive passing and strong ground gains led by Millar and Miles. Walmsley scored Tulane’s touchdown as bouts of brilliant football defined the afternoon in New Orleans.
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Conroy and Elberfeld Go From Washington
Waivers requested on veteran Washington players Elberfeld and Conroy after word of their imminent departure. Both likely to be sent to minor league teams as no claims expected. Elberfeld had led the team in New York, while Conroy aided by Truxtons beat Eckingtons 17 to 5.
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Central and Technical in Title Contest Today
Two elevens Central and Tech prepare for a decisive gridiron contest at Georgetown. Proceeds benefit the Playgrounds Association and Hoy Scouts. Officials remain the same as last Tuesday. Martane Band will perform. Kickoff scheduled for 2 30 with both teams confident of clinching the scholastic championship.
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Legge’s late kick seals V P I victory over A and M
Virginia Polytechnical Institute, hailing from Blacksburg, defeated North Carolina A and M 3 to 0 in Norfolk. Legge entered late in the game, booting a field goal from a yard out to clinch the win before 6000 spectators, with notable performances from Derby for VPI and Gibbs at center for A and M.
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Thorpe's toe decides Carlisle victory over Brown
Carlisle Indians cap a standout season by beating Brown 12 to 6 in a second period shootout. Welch 45-yard TD rush gives Carlisle the lead while Ashbaugh scores Brown’s on a blocked kick. Thorpe adds two field goals as the only scoring in the frame.
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Virginia Romps Over North Carolina 28 to 0 in Richmond
Virginia’s football team crushed North Carolina 28 to 0 before 12 000 fans in Richmond. Todd and Walter starred with standout runs and Goodhue’s punting sparked multiple drives, while Carolina’s defense held firm only near the goal line.
Wolgast Improves Rapidly After Illness
Ad Wolgast shows steady improvement after a bout of illness in Los Angeles. He woke with a question about a substitute match to prevent Welsh from total loss due to his disability, and appeared more focused on boxing than his appendix recovery.
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V. M. I. Defeats St. John's In Close Roanoke Clash
In Roanoke Virginia on November 3 V. M. I. beat St. John's 3 to 0 in a tight contest Leech the V. M. I. fullback scored a touchdown but the team failed to convert the kick The game remained competitive with time forced on the St. John's one yard line at the end of the second period Lineups list V. M. I. and St. John's players and officials from Georgetown Johns Hopkins Washington and Lee
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Welsh Big Surprise in Ten Round War Draws Ritchie
Willie Ritchie, by 24 hours' notice, stayed the full ten rounds with Freddie Welsh in Los Angeles. Welsh won on points in Vernon slated title bout preparation. Ritchie kept him groggy on several occasions before the decision. Also: I D K Aeven defeated the Engineer Corps 1 to 0 in Alexandria, with match setup for next Saturday.
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Farland Beats Murphy In San Francisco Fight
Packey McFarland of Chicago defeats Harlem Tommy Murphy ten to one, delivering a one sided bout with clever boxing but lacking power. McFarland injures wrist late, critics question punch, crowd disappointed by performance though dominance shown. Murphy stays competitive, bouts end with cuts and fatigue.
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