Tech Triumphs Central With Last-Minute Field Goal
Tech edged Central by a field goal in the final minute at Vigilant Park. Roberts kicked the winner after Central failed to punt from near its goal line. Acorn, Rich, Ochsenreiter, and Gibson stood out. Central’s punting struggled, and three kickers failed to boot consistently.
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Mackdonald
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Band
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Yale Shifts Capt Ketcham to End in Practice
Yale practice sees Capt Ketcham moved to right end with Way at guard and Wallback Wilson at quarterback while Dunn takes a new role. Martin returns at center after an ankle injury as alumni coaches answer a hurried call to assist.
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Jack Barry Honored By Worcester Banquet and Parade
Worcester Mass November 4 1921 Worcester fans and notable baseball figures held a banquet and street parade for Jack Barry shortstop of the Philadelphia Athletics. About 260 attendees received a bronze Chelsea clock and a three foot high silver loving cup from S Z Poli. Connie Mack McInnes umpire Tom Connolly and George Wright attended among others. The item also notes the Panama Canal Book and World History offer ending Saturday night with a final chance to obtain the work and globe.
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Virginia backs take field for Georgetown clash in practice
Virginia's football team returned from a day off to resume preparations for the Georgetown game. Most players reported for practice, with Lambeth field drills and a long signal practice. Punt and kicking work showed improvement, and Speed Billitt joins as coach. Navy scrimmage and Annapollé practice notes follow, plus a college game result Villa Nova 43 Fordham 0.
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Ursinus star Gay dies from football injury in Phoenixville
George H. Gay former Ursinus College captain dies at 27 after a tackle caused a broken neck in a Union Club game against Pottstown. His father sister and brother were with him as the Union Club disbanded for the season and Ursinus chances for two remaining games were said to be canceled.
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Marshall College
Reds Win At Basketball In Opening Terminal League
Reds beat Greens 46 to 14 in the opening game of the Terminal Railroad M A Basketball League. Gregory led scoring with 15 floor goals. Kehl Riddle Gj Moffett Starr and Boyd added. Substitution Luccan for Munch. Time of halves 20 minutes. Referee Underwood. Scorer Barr. Timekeeper Ramer.
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All American Track Team to Tour Australia
A San Francisco report states an All American track team, including James Power of the Boston Athletic Association, Alvah Meyer of New York Irish-Americans, Burle Templeton of Olympia Club San Francisco, and Reginald Caughey of Ukiah, will depart November 12 for Australia. Power will try to break the Pacific coast 4 20 record next Saturday at Stanford Oval.
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New York
Burle Templeton
Olympia Club
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Reginald Caughey
Ukiah
Power
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Davis Wins Auto Race at Phoenix Exposition
Olin Davis won the Los Angeles Phoenix and San Diego exposition automobile race, covering 574 miles in 18 hours 47 minutes. Vice President Marshall and Governor Hunt greeted him at the finish. Davis is noted as a novice driver. Cubs Sign Pitcher Utrecht.
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Olin Davis
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