Harvard and Princeton to Meet in First Big Three Grid Game
New York Oct 30 Harvard faces Princeton next Saturday in the season’s first of the big three battles. Harvard had just suffered a 6 0 defeat to Centre College, while Princeton rebounded with a 34 0 victory over Virginia after losses to Navy and Chicago. Bo McMillan starred for Harvard’s Crimson and led a late drive, with White Centre and Spear backs contributing. Maryland Yale clash noted for the following Saturday as the season progresses.
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Dual Meet Between Penn and Carnegie Preview
State College notes Penn and Carnegie will stage a dual cross country meet on Saturday at home. Penn State runners face their first major test against Carnegie Tech as the teams compete in a football stadium setting during halftime.
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Maryland Harriers to Meet Virginia November 12
Charlottesville Virginia October 23 The Virginia barriers have not trained enough so a cross country meet with Maryland University on November 12 replaces the Princeton clash The season will include the South Atlantic meet and a Richmond Times-Dispatch hosted event in Richmond
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MohawksBest Marine Squad Triumph in 29 Point Victory
The Mohawk 4 C. defeated the U S Marine Corps 29 to 0 as Eggleston and Bjorkland scored in the first half. Frydinger added a 40 yard TD in the second half, Browning recovered a fumble for the final score, and Hamill plus Wanderlich starred for Quantico in a hard fought loss.
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Intersectional games boost interest in 1922 schedule plans
New York Oct 30 Baserno college football elevens celebrate the season’s success with intersectional games in the East. Plans may bring Western Conference and Southern teams to 1922 schedules. Alonzo Stage’s Chicago eleven beat Princeton last Saturday while Indiana Ohio and several Southern elevens appeared in Eastern clashes. Coach Martin relies on Larry Shields Cant Cooper Snyder Enck Hamilton Shultz Wendier.
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Potomacs and Canoe Club Set for Annual Cup Match
Potomac Boat club and Washington Canoe club prepare for their yearly clash on November 19 at American League Park. Potomac, ranked 18 now, aims to capture the handsome silver loving cup donated by Gus Buckholtz. Coach Charles Guyon, Eastern High football mentor, leads a squad with several hopefuls and a four week training run.
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Truxtons Down Naval Hospital in 13 to 0 Victory
The Truxtons defeated Naval Hospital 13 to 0 with a strong aerial attack that kept the ball in the Sailors’ territory. Key contributors included Arms and Wilson for Naval Hospital and Dorsett and Richman for the Truxtons, with Stephens scoring a touchdown and Fles ter adding the goal.
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Terminals Fail To Score As Mohawks Roll In 7 0 Victory
In Union League park the Terminal Athletic club lost to Mohawk Juniors 7 to 0. The Mohawks dominated play with multiple lineups and a touchdown by White after a long drive. Referee Cahill, umpire Brown, and head linesman Supplee officiated the game. Circle Eleven Wiens defeated Hilltop A C 62 to 0 on Monument lot. Riggs A C beat the Senate Pages 41 to 6.
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Wisconsin Leads Conference Title Chase In Tight Race
Chicago Oct 30 Halfway through the Western conference season Wisconsin Ohio State Chicago and Iowa hold undefeated records with a likely survivor yet uncertain. Standings show Wisconsin 3 0 Ohio State 2 0 Iowa 2 0 Chicago 2 0 Michigan 1 1 Minnesota 2 2 Indiana 0 1 Purdue 0 1 Northwestern 0 3 Saturdays games mostly dull with Wisconsin routing Minnesota 30 0 and Michigan beating Illinois 3 0. Next Saturday Ohio State and Chicago meet at Staggfield, a clash that could eliminate one from the race. Ohio State rested. Chicago beat Colorado 35 0 with substitutes after Princeton battle.
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Washington runners make good showing at Baltimore event
The Smile handicap at the Baltimore Cross Country Club was won by George Spittle of the Maryland Bicycle Club, with five Aloysius team runners of Washington following. District runners Healey Alvey Montague Lynch and Murphy also ran. Spittle carried a four minute handicap. Iowa beat Purdue 13 to 6 as Michigan eyes a potential title with a 3 to 0 win over Illinois while Northwestern meets Purdue next.
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Navy Faces Bucknell Before Buckeye Showdown
Annapolis dispatch reports Navy football injuries mounting while awaiting a Bucknell game and a later contest with Penn State. Key players Clyde King Hamplton McKee Rawlings and Taylor are listed with knee and leg injuries though most expect to be ready for Penn State. The Bucknell clash ends Navy’s home schedule with a tough road game looming at Philadelphia.
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West Virginia to Take Rest After Lehigh Game
Morgantown W Va Oct 30 West Virginia football players will rest tomorrow after practice at Deer Park training camp nine weeks in. Several bruises were sustained in the Lehigh clash though Hawkins ankle is the only serious concern. Hawkins may miss the Washington and Lee game in Charleston. Nardace and Tallman drew praise for Saturday's performance as the Cadet band and about 800 students welcomed the team at the train on Sunday.
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State to Prep for Penn Game
State College Pa Oct 30 Penn State's gridiron squad returned from New York this morning and most players were in good shape despite yesterday's fierce game with Georgia Tech. An eager student body welcomed them as buses pulled in from Tyrone. Most rooters will not return until tomorrow morning. Trainer Bill Martin took the entire squad for a short hike to limber up after the all night ride.
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Yachts to Challenge Cup for Royal St Lawrence sailors
Two yachts from the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club plan to challenge the White Bear Yacht Club of St Paul for the Royal St Lawrence Challenge Cup next summer. Decision was made by the club's sailing committee to issue the challenge following last night's meeting in Montreal. The report also lists multiple horse race entries and times from an adjacent racing card.
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Marines Beat Orioles Eleven in 20 to 0 Game
Quantico Marines defeated Joe Mallon’s Baltimore team 20 to 0 as McMain starred with sharp end runs and strong defense. Early line gains gave way to Baltimore’s stout defense as shifts and the Devil Dogs’ attack prevailed. Ernie Hill Lentz Rogers Edell stood out for Baltimore.
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Emanons Triumph Over Palace Eleven 7–6
Emanon A C defeated Palace on Monument grounds yesterday afternoon by 7 to 6. The Emanons dominated play with Mike Parella scoring the touchdown and Granville Gude anchoring the defense, leaving Palace to capitalize on few breaks.
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Washington Pros Defeat Richmond in 10–0 Game at American League Park
Washington's pro eleven defeated Richmond 10 to 0 at American League Park. Blair starred with a 40 yard dropkick and strong punting, Watson directed the offense, Hudson scored the game's only touchdown, and Lu kas intercepted a pass on the 45 yard line. Richmond struggled with punting and offense as Washington built eight first downs to four for Richmond.
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Willard Strikes Oil Now a Millionaire
Wil lard’s oil venture in Oklahoma boosts his fortune to about $2,000,000. He quotes that future wells may raise holdings further as friends note his humbler nature despite sudden wealth. An oil operator reports giving Willard land near the gusher just for old times’ sake.
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Arlington and Knicks In A Tie
The Knickerbockers and Arlington A C played a hard modern football clash with neither side scoring. Kerr intercepted two passes while Fieger Powell and Deschamps powered the line and Connell surged on end runs as the match ended scoreless.
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Dreadnaughts Lose to Southern Squad in Home Setback
Alexandria Virginia Dreadnaughts suffered a home defeat for the first time in four years as Southern A C of Washington surged late. Trailing 21 to 6 after three periods, Washington opened a varied aerial attack, scoring three times and kicking a touchback for a final 25 to 21 victory.
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Mercury Gridironers Hold Off Seamen Gunners
In a hard fought game the Mercury 4 defeated the Seamen Gunners 6 to 0 as defense dominated and weight disadvantage did not deter the southwest clubmen. Longfield and O Connell stood out for the Seamen while substitutions and cautious offense defined the Mercury victory on the Monument grounds.
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