High School Grid Rivalry Highlights Central Title Race
Western and Eastern meet in the Central High School stadium for the sixth game of the scholastic football title series. Central leads with two wins no defeats while Western Tech and Eastern chase second with one win and one loss each. Coach Green’s squad aims for victory as P McGoffin referees with Ernest Harmon umpiring.
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Central High School
Eastern
Central
Herzog
Capitol Hill
Western
Philadelphia
Tech
Masonic Bowling League hires salaried foul-line watcher
Mikey Whelan works every Masoniateague match at Shermans watching nine alleys. He has caught veteran bowlers Harry Stanford and Harry Krauss, drawing surprise from players as the league eyes stronger competition. Pathfinders A C seeks games with teams in the District averaging 110 pounds. contact Manager Goodwin.
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Masonic Bowling League
Mikey” Whelan
Shermans
Masonia Teague
Harry Stanford
Harry Krauss
Stansbury
Krauss
Mose
Pathfinders
Pathfinder A. C
Goodwin
Lincoln
McAuliffe Begins Hunt for New Boxing Talent
New York date Oct 31 Jack McAuliffe the only undefeated ex champion announced plans to return to his childhood scenes to search for new boxing material He blamed a weak crop in the United States and Ireland for future champions noting that many quit after minor injuries and recalling his own long comeback after breaking a hand in the tenth round.
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New York
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Ireland
Navy Eleven Drills For Bucknell Game
Annapolis Md Oct 31 Navy practice focused on Bucknell game next Saturday the last home game and the Penn State clash in Philadelphia a week later Coaches expect a tough battle with Bucknell but may rest players for the Penn State contest to stay in peak shape for the later matchup.
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Annapolis
Bucknell
Penn State
Philadelphia
Navy
State
Penn State Thwarts Georgia Tech in Pollo Ground Showdown
The Golden Tornado were overpowered by Penn State 28 to 7 as Hugo Bezdek’s defense and unified attack overwhelmed Tech. Quarterback Killinger delivered a spectacular 80 yard kickoff return and sparked a decisive Penn State surge with sharp plays and relentless interference.
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New York
Polo Ground
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornado
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Tech
Georgia
Bezdek
State
Killinger
Atlanta
Osgood
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Franklin Field
Harvard to Restrict Tickets After Stadium Abuses
Harvard plans new ticket rules after hostile crowds and fights last Saturday. Admission for prelim games remains, but season tickets will be sold only to Harvard graduates. Undergraduates will fill the Crimson cheering section with color coded student tickets to separate graduate students from undergraduates.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
District Pros to Meet Norfolk Team
Washington football fans lose Akron Silents game after telegram cancels match due to five injured players. President Tim Jordan quickly arranged a replacement clash with a strong Norfolk aggregation, giving the Southerners a chance to challenge the Washington club.
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Washington
Akron Silents
Ohio
Elevan
Tim Jordan
Norfolk
Central High grid team honored by students
Central High School students and faculty gathered in the auditorium to honor the Blue and White football squad. Coach Metzler praised past work and urged harder play in upcoming games with Western and Business. Captain Buckley spoke briefly and the team received an exceptional ovation as Principal Maurer praised them.
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Central High School
Tech
Metzler
Buckley
Robert Maurer
Centre Likely Invited to Return for Harvard Game
Cambridge Mass Oct 31 Centre College football team, which beat Harvard at the stadium and tied the intersectional standings, will probably be invited to return east next year. Harvard authorities said Centre would likely be asked to play here for the date Penn State occupied this fall, two weeks before the Princeton Harvard game.
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Cambridge
Mass
Centre College
Harvard
Centre
Penn State
Fifty two clubs join USGA. membership climbs to 629
New York, Oct. 31 Forty two clubs were elected to membership in the United States Golf association during the past year, raising the parent body's total to 629. Twenty clubs were transferred from the allied to the active list, making active membership 194.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Golf
Allieds
Bucknell Prepares for Navy Battle in Annapolis
Bucknell football in Lewisburg Pa readies for a clash with Navy with players in good form. Regulars rested after Catholic University game. quarterback position unsettled though Foster leads. Many students plan to travel to Annapolis to support the team. Independent A C forms eleven seeking 120 pound class matches. contact Sandy Williams Lincoln 387. Footeast results include State Normal 4 Earlham 7.
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Lewisburg
Middies
Catholic University
Foster
Annapolis
A. C
Sandy Willams
Lincoln
No Army Navy Tickets For General Distribution
Annapolis announces no public allotment for the Army Navy game at the Polo Grounds on November 26 Tickets go to the Naval Athletic Association members with two per member and a few sold to others Civilians must obtain tickets through these members and no general distribution is planned
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Army-Navy
New York Polo Grounds
Naval Athletic Association
Naval Academy
Navy Athletic A
Navy
Georgetown Fourth in Scoring Among Major Colleges
The article ranks Georgetown fourth in points per game as Cornell and Penn State lead the field after Cornell’s 69 to 7 win over Dartmouth and Penn State’s win over Georgia Tech. Notre Dame and Penn State tie for third with 188, while Navy and Chicago remain unbeaten.
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Cornell
Dartmouth
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Golden Tornadoes
Ithacans
Penn
Tech
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Army
Lafayette
Fordham
Centre
Yale
Syracuse
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Navy
West Virginia
Washington and Lee
Bob
Folwell
Chicago
Princeton
Harvard
Coach Quigley III Stricken By Appendicitis
George Washington University football coach Joe Quigley III was rushed from Fotomac Park to GWU Hospital with appendicitis. Surgeon Daniel L. Boardman performed an operation, which was reported successful, with Quigley expected to return soon. The team, preparing for next Saturday’s away game at Washington College in Chestertown, Md, will be led by Physical Director Bryan Morse and captain Springston Nan in his absence.
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Dicitis
Joe Quisley
George Washington University
Fotomac Park
Daniel L. Boardman
Washington College
Chestertown
Quigley
Bryan Morse
Capt
Springston Nan
Women Athletes Set New Marks in British French Meet
In Pershing stadium yesterday Miss Lines of England set a women’s record by clocking 11.4 seconds for the 100 yard dash and Mise Bleard of France posted a notable 1000 meters time of 3 17 4 5. Both performances highlighted the British and French women in a joint meet.
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Pershing Stadium
Miss Lines
England
Mise Bleard
France
Princeton poloists join indoor polo association
Princeton New Jersey October 81 Maj Mc Mahon announced the Princeton field artillery polo team will join the indoor polo association. Yale Cornell and Pennsylvania expected to join. Princeton’s four at Camp Dix won handicap consolation after losing to the Sixth artillery in the main tournament. Stabler and Hall stand out for Princeton this season.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Field Artillery
McMahon
Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Camp Dix
Stabler
Hall
Penn State Stuns Georgia Tech in Surprise Victory
Penn State traveled home after an all night ride from New York where they defeated Georgia Tech in a major upset. Stan McCallum starred at left end with a lame shoulder the only real injury. Students cheered at the hospital for Rags Madera, whose leg was broken in the Harvard game. Rover A C beat White Haven 25 to 0.
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Battle State College
Penn State
New York
Georgia Tech
Stan McCallum
College Hospital
Madera
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Middlebury
Boston University
Holy Cross
Indiana
Georgia University
Centre
Swarthmore Colgate
Virginia
Tigers
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Chicago
Maroon
Roper
Kenyon Fourth Among Scorers In Eastern Football
Bill Kenyon of Georgetown sits in fourth with 51 points in Eastern college football scoring led by Capt. Jim Robertson of Dartmouth. Botch McQuade of Yale is tied for twenty eighth with 24 points. The list names players with 20 or more points to date.
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Bill Kenyon
Georgetown
Jim Robertson
Dartmouth
Botch” McQuade
Hiltoppers
Rocky Kansas Claims Lightweight Title
Buffalo, N. Y. Oct. 31 Dan Rogers claimed the lightweight title for Rocky Kansas after Benny Leonard failed to defend. Kansas based his claim on New York State decisions over Willie Jackson and Lew Tencher won at Madison Square Garden and offered title defenses against any 135 pounder. Argentina Wins Grid Title Argentina defeated Uruguayans before 40,000 in Buenos Aires to capture the South American football championship. Victim of Soccer Samuel J. Chubbuck died in Allentown Hospital from a burst blood vessel in the head after a soccer game incident.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tex Rickard
Leo P. Flynn
New York
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Dan Rogers
Kansas
New York State
Willie Jackson
Lew Tencher
Philadelmiia
Madison Square Garden
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Allentown
Samuel J. Chubbuck
Hokendaqua
Yale Matches Prominent Pace In 1921 Gridiron Race
Yale stands undefeated through six games with 158 points for and 14 against. Harvard and Princeton struggle, facing key intersections with Yale and Army as season progresses. Yale beat Army 14 to 7 and Bates 28 to 4.
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New York
Yale
Brown
Bates
Vermeant
North Carolina
Williams
Army
Reach Finals at Bannockburn Golf Club
By virtue of semi final wins Tom Moore and Dr J R DeFarges along with J A White and Frank Perkins advance to the Bannockburn Golf Club team championship final. Moore DeFarges beat W R Peirce and Lee Crandall Jr 2 and 1 while White and Perkins edged DF Reed and Everett Bono 1 up after a tight match finishing on the last hole.
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Tom Moore
J. R. DeFarges
J. A. White
Frank Perkins
Bannockburn Golf Club
Moore
DeFarges
W. R. Peirce
Lee Crandall, Jr
White
Perkins
Reed
Everett Bono
Miss Sherwood Plans British Ladies Championship Tour
New York yes Miss Rosamund Sherwood of Stony Brook N Y says she will compete in the British ladies championship next year. Miss Marion Hollins holder of the US title is expected to join the American team. In a four ball exhibition at St Georges club Stony Brook Miss Sherwood and Miss Cecil Leitch were defeated 4 and 2 by Miss Hollins and Miss Edith Leitch.
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New York
Rosamund Sherwood
Stony Brook
N. Y
Marion Hollms
United States
England
Sherwood
Cecil Leitch
Miss Hollins
Edith Leitch
St. George's Club
Mountaineers Delay Practice for Generals in Rain
Morgantown W V Oct 31 heavy rain postpones today’s Mountaineers practice but several crippled players still report to Nate Cartmell for treatment. Nardacci Hawkins Simon and others hurt from the Lehigh game receive care to be ready for Washington and Lee at Charleston Saturday.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Mountaineers
Nate Cartmell
Nardacci
Hawkins
Simon
Lehigh
Cartmelln
Washington and Lee
Charleston
Gallaudet Prepares for St John’s Stiff Test at Annapolis
The Gallaudet college eleven trains hard for a Saturday game with St John’s college grid ironers in Annapolis. Several first-string players are out with injuries while the second-string fill in, with coach Hughes guiding signal drills and scrimmage all week. The Peerless bowling team seeks games with t Quinta in the District and lists contact for matches.
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Gallaudet College
St. John's College
Annapolis
Coachughes
Gallaudet
St. John's
T Quinta
Franklin
Seasonal golf gains through practice and mind set
The piece urges season as a time to assess golf strength and weaknesses, keep a diary of habits, and practice with intent. It emphasizes proper club use, relaxed rhythm, and mental control, predicting lower scores in brisk autumn weather and advising solo play or pro guidance. It also notes Columbia Country Club finals between Edward Enon Jr. and Guy Standifer and hints at small news items and questions with answers.
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Standifer
Columbia
Columbia Country Club
Edward B. Enon, Jr
Guy M. Standifer
Chevy Chase Club
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