Pacific Coast All Stars Picked for 1925 Football
Montana's Kelly on coast team as quarterback with Nevers of Stanford and Wilson of Washington headlining the backfield. The selection also names top ends, tackles, guards, centers and second and third teams, highlighting Er ickson Washington and Cravath U S C as centers and star backs from California and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Nevers
Stanford
Wilson
Washington
Drury
Kelly
Pacific Coast
Strader
St. Mary's
Elmer Tesreau
Schulmerich
Oregon Aggies
Guttormsen
Griffin
California
Imlay
Luce
Gonzaga
Cook
O'Rourke
Cutting
Teachout
Occidental
Ward
Badgro
Adams
Godett
Oceifental
Walker
Erickson
Dickerson
Oregon A. C
Kramer
Washington State
Chisholm
Santa Clara
Hudson
University of California
Southern Branch
Coltrin
Poulson
Dixon
A. C
Tse
Carey
Swan
Watson
St. Mary’s
Taylor
U. S.C
Diehl
Idaho
Wright
Rds
Cravath
Stevens
Bonaryshington
Fonthie
Christy Walsh
All Pacific Coast Football Team selections by Glenn Warner
The roster lists players by position from schools across the Pacific Coast region. Notable names include End Teachout of Occidental and Full Griffin of California along with multiple tackles and guards from California Stanford Oregon and Washington institutions.
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Glenn Warner
End
Big Ten coaches name 1925 all conference team
Seven Big Ten coaches select the 1925 all conference eleven with Red Grange the lone unanimous choice at left halfback. Four Michigan players earn first team spots along with Illinois and Chicago selections. Oosterbaan tops left end votes, Kassel and Romey vie for end opposite him.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Associated Press Tonight Show
Red Grange
Michigan
Kassell
Illinois
Romey
Lowa
Oosterbaan
Kassel
Vv Oosterbaan
Henderson
Hess
Ohio State
Brown
Shively
Ilinois
Hawkins
Friedman
Grange
McCarty
Lewis
Northwestern
Dartmouth stars on All-America team with Sage over Tulley
Dartmouth places three players on the All-America team chosen by coach Dick Harlow. He selects Sage at end instead of Tulley, elevating Sage, plus other picks include Weir and Parker as tackles, Cothran and Dagrossa as guards, McMillan at center, Grange at quarterback, Oberlander and Tryon as halfbacks, and Slagle at fullback.
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Associated Press
New York
Dartmouth
Dick Harlow
Sage
Tulley
Harlow
Broad
Brown
Weir
Nebraska
Parker
Grange
Illinois
Oberlander
Tryon
Colgate
Slagle
Princeton
Colorado Aggies Off for Honolulu
Seven teen members of the Colorado Agricultural college football squad with coach W. H. Hughes sailed on the Matson liner Manoa from San Francisco for a December 12 game against the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. Captain Ernie Nevers of Stanford and Tut Imlay of California greeted the visitors as rain halted a planned workout.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Colorado Agricultural College
W. H. Hughes
Matson
Manoa
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Aggies
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Tut Imlay
California
Football coaches discuss future and integrity in Western Conference meet
At the Western Conference meeting in Chicago on December 3 coaches from Dartmouth Penn State Notre Dame Illinois and Chicago University weighed football's future inter sectional play and the impact of professionalism. Knute Rockne Jess Hawley Red Grange and Amos Stagg offered views on standards and persistence in the game.
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Associated Prep
Chicago
Hawley
Dartmouth
Young
Pennsytvania
Rockne
Notre Dame
Big Ten
America
Jess Hawley
Knute Stockne
Robert Zuppke
University of Ilinoia
Red Grange
Zuppke
A. A. Stagg
Famous No 77 Bets Draw Chicago Track Fans
Hundreds of Chicago racegoers profited from bets on the No 77 horse in telegraphic race results led by Stone Age in New Orleans. Red Grange’s famed number drew wagers as Stone Age won at 10 to 1. In Berkeley, Andrew L. Smith received a four year contract extension offer as UC head football coach following a student executive committee vote.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Red Grange
Stone Age
New Orleans
Berkeley
Cal
Andrew L. Smith
University of California
Luther Nichols
Associated Students’ Executive Committee
Rounding Taro by Hugh A Jennings
In this reminiscence the author recalls John McGraw as a dynamic leader and top lead off with fierce confidence. He highlights McGraw and Willie Keeler perfecting the hit and run and recounts a Washington game bluff that McGraw turned into a two run hit. The piece sets up future chapters on McGraw and others and notes Jennings began as a substitute before becoming Baltimore’s regular shortstop in 1894.
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Keeler
Mercer
McGraw
Baltimore
Washington
Moee
McGra
Daha
Brodie
Kelly
Heinie Reitz
Hanlon
Philadelphia
Bonner
Wilkesbarre
Reitz
Short
United States
Canada
Alliance
Dartmouth Coach Named an All American Eleven
New York report notes Dartmouth gains three places on the all American team with Parker Diehl and Oberlander named. Hawley omits Tully despite local acclaim while Illinois leads with two selections and Princeton’s MacMillan at center. Davis named captain of Princeton 1926 football team.
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Associated Press
New York
Dartmouth
Green
Jess Hawley
Orbeeen Press
French Lick
Hawley
Parker
Diehl
Oberlander
Tully
Tsllinois
Baseball’s World Series Faces Elimination of Circus Seats
Norman E. Brown argues the so called ee and Bailey boxes along foul lines in the World Series hurt field play and may be scrapped. He notes 1925 had 12 homers but only one genuine hit landing outside the field, citing Ban Johnson and league meetings in December as the push to remove the seats.
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Norman E. Brown
Ezra Kendall
Will Rogers
Stage
Landis
Joe Harris
Washington
Louie
Pittsburg
Senators
Ban Johnson
New York
Minneapolis Wins First Hockey Victory in Central Group
Minneapolis defeated Duluth 1 to 0 to claim its first victory of the season in the new central group of the United States amateur hockey play tonight.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Baker Leads Purple as 1926 Captain
Ralph Moon Baker star halfback of Northwestern University was elected captain of the Purple squad for 1926. Eighteen men received sweaters and letters.
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Baker
Chicago
Ralph “Moon" Baker
Northwestern University
Local Commercial Basketball opener features Yellow Cab and Hennessys wins
Yellow Cab over Montana Power 36 to 10 with Walsh Worden and Aho leading. Stratfords beat Elm Orlu 14 to 5 after a 9-0 first half, Cassidy Whelan and Dolan star. Hennessys edge Broadway theater 12 to 10 with Jovick and Dougherty top scorers. Crowley and Sullivan officiated.
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Yellow Cabs
Hennessys
Stratfords
Butte
Yellow Cab Quint
Walsh
Worden
Aho
Sullivan
Ryan
Yellow Cab
Montana Power
McCormick
Jovick
Matlock
Wiegenstein
P. Suvan
Egeberg
Paw
Loftus
Kinguard
Elm Orlu
Cassidy
Whelan
Dolan
Boyer
Carroll
Oriu
Cieccesssess
Big Ten Athletic Directors Hold Private Conference
Chicago Dec 3 Athletic directors of the western conference opened a three day private session to draft the 1926 football schedule. Major John L Griffith declined to comment but professional football issues were discussed alongside plans to curb professionalism and explore interregional games next year. CJ Shaunessy of Tulane may meet Tack on a Roses contest bid.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John L. Griffith
Big Ter
Missouri Valley Conference
Clark D. Shaunessy
Tulane University
Tulane
Pasadena
Marquette Hockey Team Signals Season Start
The Marquette hockey squad held a strenuous workout at Holland rink on Wednesday and plans another Friday. The lineup remains the same as last year with goalie O Connor out of the lineup due to his death after the previous season. New players seek spots among Be Getty Roberts Haggerty Chase Dr Routhledge Tregtown Co Graham and A S Graham.
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Marquette
Holland Rink
O'Connor
BE. Getty
J. Roberts
Haggerty
Chase
Dr. Routhledge
Tregtown
Co. Graham
Graham
Womack Stops McDonald In Third Round At Manhattan Show
In Bozeman on December 3 Emmett Womack Ennia knocked out Scotty McDonald in the 11 round main event at Manhattan after one minute 30 seconds. Womack weighed 170 and McDonald 163. In the semi windup Frank Wine Roundup scored a technical knockout over Max Carlson Livingston in the third round after 2 minutes 35 seconds.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Emmett Womack
Ennia
Scotty McDonald
Manhattan
Womack
McDonald
Frank Wine
Max Carlson
Livingston
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University of Southern California
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Chicago Turfmen
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Gergurich Grocery
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Tee Ee
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Rosselett Seer
Woodside
Kirkpatrick
McKinley
Tulin Gehrig
Marquette Bowling
Commercial League
Oro
Ee Ve
Bratn Ais
Courea
Taro
Hugh A. Jennings
McGraw -Keeler
John McGraw
Baltimores
Wilbert Robinson
Robinson
Giants
Brooklyn
McGraw and Keeler
Willie Keeler
McGraw-Keeler
Pitcher
Hoop
Manion
Penny
Coullhan
Scannell
Fox
Couchin
Crowley, Moffat
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Kinsella
Ra Ek . Jose
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Mills
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