Notable Outfield Feats Highlight 1924 AL Fielding Records
William Jacobson of the St. Louis Browns set new AL records for both putouts and total chances by an outfielder in 1924, with 488 putouts and 957 chances. The New York Yankees led clubs in fielding percentage at .974, while Detroit and Philadelphia tied for a high number of double plays and Boston's outfield accounted for many assists.
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Frank Doherty Named Captain Of Maroons
Frank Doherty star tackle at Central high was elected captain of the 1925 Maroons after a meeting of 16 players. The junior has three years on the team and helped Central go undefeated this season. The selection is popular with players and students as the squad prepares for 1925.
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Fuente Heads for Mexico Without Manager
Tony Fuente Mexican heavyweight aspirant reportedly left manager Fred Winsor to go to Mexico on his own initiative. Winsor said he had two railroad tickets for a planned move to Newark where Fuente was to fight Charlie Weinert on the 15th. A city-wide search was conducted after word of Fuente’s departure surfaced.
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Alumni Toast Rockne and Chief Engineer
Knute Rockne and Harry Stuhldreher, called the Henry Ford of football and his chief engineer, left for South Bend, Ind. after a Notre Dame alumni dinner hosted by Angus McDonald, Union Pacific official and former player. McDonald praised Rockne’s broad coaching influence with 400 players among 2,000 students.
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Young Red Grange Brother Eligible for Illini Varsity
Garland Grange Harold Grange’s younger brother known as Pinkey, stands 6 feet 11 inches tall and 165 pounds. He played half back on the all freshman team this season and will be eligible for Illinois varsity next year despite illness and underweight during the season.
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Anaconda Bowling Wins Series Over Maxie Sports
After a game apiece and a tie in the third, the Kiwanians clinched the fourth game to take the series at Tescher alleys Ed Swanson led with 236 in one game and 671 for the series In B league Sparrow Drugs won two of three Young posted 199 in one game while Shibley tops three games with 553 Also noted Wireless apparatus manufactured in this country last year valued at 530 million dollars.
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Ten Million Attend College Grid Games in 1924 Season
Attendance figures from 1924 show the expanding appeal of football beyond the East. The Pacific coast drew 90,000 for Stanford versus California, surpassing the Army Yale game record. total college attendance neared 10.6 million as standout teams drew large crowds statewide.
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New York To Host Army Navy Game At Polo Grounds
New York will host the Army Navy football classic next fall for the ninth time. The game is set for Saturday November 28 at the Polo Grounds, scene of the 1923 service clash, after the New York National League club announced the arrangement despite bids from the American League to stage it at Yankee Stadium.
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Ten district teams to settle honors at Mines Gymnasium
Central high of Butte will host the Mining district basketball tournament at the School of Mines gym probably February 26 27 and 28 with ten teams including Butte Central Anaconda Helena Missoula Mount St Charles Philipsburg Deer Lodge Dillon and Boulder. The top three earn state entries with potential invitation for a fourth from last year’s standings.
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