Naval Academy to Meet NYU in Thanksgiving Football
Annapolis announces the Naval Academy football squad will start against New York University with a heavy regular lineup and substitutes forecast to bear most of the load. The team, averaging about 187 pounds, travels by Pennsylvania Railroad Thanksgiving Day to the Polo Grounds, where they will play and return the same evening. Georgetown College wins Kentucky football title 19 to 6. Virginia shows modest improvement in practice ahead of North Oeana clash as scrubs shine in scrimmage. Young Stars defeat Young Nationals 45 to 19 with Giddings sparrow starring.
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GWU Indoor Meet Prospects Dim Says Chairman
W E Ruediger chair of the committee on student interest says chances for an indoor athletic meet under George Washington University are remote this season. He notes that past meets largely failed financially, increasing the university debt GWU seeks to reduce. The Georgetown meet planned for early March may be the only Washington event this year.
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Favor Harvard Eleven Before Cambridge Showdown
Princeton pundits who faced both Harvard and Yale favored Harvard by a 12 to 1 vote as Harvard expected to win the upcoming college clash. Only Capt Baker dissented, predicting Harvard would win but by a margin of about two field goals or less, with a lone 16 point guess.
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Western Triumphs by One Point in High School Football
Western beat Business 7 to 6 at Vigilant Park, with a key fumble play and a late scoring drive shaping a close finish. Captain Harris of Business impressed, while Jack Adams led Western’s offense despite injuries to Western backfield. Referee Magoffin, Umpire Land, and players from Western and Business dominated the gritty clash.
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Catholic U Ends Season in Westminster Test
Catholic University faces Western Maryland College in Westminster Md in the final game of the season. The squad departed early today with Capt Blewett Coughlin Keegan Winchliffe Sullivan Dougherty McManus Foyle Ostergren Kelley Murphy Horn Gormley Derham and others on the roster after three defeats and a tie.
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Important Battles on Gridirons Today
A long list of college football games schedules across the nation. Notable matchups include Gamadey at Park and Harvard at Yale in Cambridge. Other events feature Ohio State at Northwestern in Columbus and Notre Dame at Christian Brothers College in St Louis.
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Yale Harvard Scores and Season Results Summary
Harvard and Yale season score table shows Harvard losses and wins across October November and December against Maine Bates Holy Cross Penn State Cornell Brown Brown Holy Gram etc. Yale results list dates against Wesleyan Holy Cross Maine Lafayette Lehigh Lehigh Colgate Brown Princeton and others with mixed outcomes.
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Georgetown Ready for Holy Cross Thanksgiving Clash
Georgetown players endured another two hours of practice as they push toward the Thanksgiving game with Holy Cross. The squad, except for Donnelly, returned in good condition from Virginia, and coach Kersburg aims to unveil a new signal set four days before the game. Me Cabe missed today and may be out until Monday, with final home drills set for then.
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Fourth big baseball league planned to counter Federal League
Chicago reports the formation of a fourth major league to challenge the Federal League. Backed by organized baseball, the circuit would place teams in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, and Chicago. George Tebeau, of the Kansas City association club, is named as the organizer.
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Convict Ticket Scalper in New York Case
New York November 21 Investigation into how hundreds of World Series tickets reached speculators ended with the conviction of Richard J Donovan a ticket seller at the Polo Grounds. Donovan was fined one hundred dollars after being trapped by a National Baseball League clerk who bought a block of one hundred tickets for a premium of one dollar each without revealing his identity.
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Lynch refuses to talk about Tener selection
New York news reports President Thomas Jynch of the National League would not comment on Gov John Tener of Pennsylvania for his position. He said he had heard nothing official and did not care to discuss it further at this time, noting only what he had seen in the newspapers.
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Equal shares for players in post season contests
The national baseball commission announced that all players eligible to participate in post season contests under its control will receive equal shares of the prize money awarded to their teams. The disclosure was made public by John Rivera, manager of the Chicago Cubs.
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Harvard Yale Football Clash Looms In Cambridge
Harvard prepares for the thirty fourth Harvard Yale game in Cambridge as alumni flood Boston and ticket prices soar. Yale backs Logan Brickley Ma han must blunt Harvard backfield while Princeton slip field tests haunt Crimson. Odds favor Harvard as fans back the slow methodical yard gains.
Auburn and Georgia clash for Southern title
In Atlanta on November 2 2 Auburn meets Georgia to decide the S A A title in a showdown billed as one of the hardest contests of the season. Both teams are viewed as evenly matched with identical styles and each side wary that victory demands desperate effort. Nearby games include Virginia Military Institute versus Roanoke in Levington South Carolina against Charleston and Tulane at Baton Rouge Louisiana.
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Old foes clash as Gallaudet meets Maryland Agricultural College
Gallaudet and Maryland Agricultural College elvena meet this afternoon at College Park at 2 30 for a football game billed as peppery and high grade. Both teams boast enviable records this season, evenly matched in weight, with Kendall Greeners holding a slight coaching edge. A strong rivalry adds to the anticipation. no admission charged.
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Final Scrimmage at Penn Heralds Strong Play
The University of Pennsylvania football team held its final scrimmage at Franklin Field. Marshall scored all three touchdowns for the varsity against the scrubs, likely earning a start at fullback in the Cornell game as Mines remains out. Coaches plan a short signal practice tomorrow and a 23 man squad will head to Whitemarsh to remain through Thanksgiving day.
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Bear Hunt Returns From Blue Ridge Trip
A hunting party in the Blue Ridge Mountains brought back a large bear and assorted game including 17 turkeys, 62 rabbits, and other creatures. One man, Mr. Tove, reportedly spent two hours watching a bear before it was killed. The group also included W. FL Hovers and the Ninth precinct police force.
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Coombs Shorter After Spine Xray Reveals Illness
Philadelphia reports star pitcher John Coombs of the Philadelphia American League club is one sixteenth of an inch shorter due to an illness that sidelined him last season. An Xray at the University of Pennsylvania confirmed the change. he is now sitting up briefly daily and hopes to return to his farm in Maine soon.
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