All American Football Team Picks From 1925 Season
The piece details first and second all American teams with selections by position. Notable mentions include Brown of Michigan and Grange of Illinois as backfield stars, and Ernie Nevers of Stanford praised as the top fullback. It discusses shifts between Friedman and Grange and the balance of ends, guards, and tackles across schools like Michigan, Dartmouth, California, and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman FE
Brown
Ards
Ome
Yale
Weeward
McMillan
Princeton
Carey
California
Michigan
Eason
Grane
Friedman
Grange
Hubert of
Alabam
Iriedman
Hubert
Tryon
Oberlander
Flournoy
Baker
Northwestern
Nevers
Ernie Nevera
Bo” Molenda
Coast Star
Oosterbaan
Tully
Dartmouth
Weir
Middle West
Henderson
Chicago
Joss
Dartmouth lands four on AP all star team
Dartmouth places four men on the Associated Press all star football team chosen by Ray Van Orman. Yale and Princeton each have two selections with ends Tulley and Hagon from Dartmouth and Syracuse, Yale as well as Parker from Yale, and guards Diehl from Dartmouth and Sturhan from Yale. McMillan of Princeton is listed at guard and Pease of Columbia as quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Dartmouth
Hess
Ohio State
Hesse
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Ernie Vick
Jack Blott
McMilan
Princeton
Associated Press
New York
Ray van Orman
John Hopkins University
Yale
Tulley
Hangon
Syracuse
Mschial
Parker
Dieh
Dartmonath
Sturhahn
East Stars Lineup for West Battle Revealed
The all star amateur football team led by Navy Bill Ingram of Indiana will meet a Western eleven at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley on December 26. Proceeds go to San Francisco's children’s hospital. Practice starts December 14 in Bloomington with travel to the coast December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Navy
Bill’ Ingram
Indiana
University of California
Berkeley
Children's Hospital of
San Francisco
Jack Spalding
Syracuse
Ingram
Bloomington
Tulley
Dartmouth
Bilwey
Marquette
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Edwards
Harvard Athletic Fund Ends Season With Deficit
Harvard treasurer Fred WwW. Moore reports the 1924-25 athletic season closed with an $88,000 deficit. Football net income reached $356,000 with a profit of $292,000 from that source.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Fred Www. Moore
Harvard Graduate
Harvard
Conference limits football practice to two hours daily
In Chicago on December 4 the Western conference athletic directors voted to cap organized football practice at two hours per day and ban using motion pictures for scouting. Individual punt or reception practice by players remains allowed, but squadwide sessions are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Dundee Offers to Fight Bretonnel in Paris
New York December 4 The New York State Athletic Commission approved and sent to Paris promoters an offer by Johnny Dundee former featherweight champion to box Fred Bretonnel in the French capital for a purse 6f 13 percent of gross receipts plus trip tickets to Europe Dundee would be plus training expenses and two rounds restored to good standing if the offer is refused
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Dundee
Associated Press
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Paris
Johnny Dundee
Fred Bretonnel
Europe
Mines League Retained by Many Clubs Next Season
Former Mines league players will ply their trade in about six circuits next season. Clarence Hutchinson and Carroll Thompson join Vernon in the Pacific Coast league. Doug Tait and Lester Ferguson with Los Angeles. Steve Chekaluk and Oscar Bowers with Seattle. Marquis and Dell surface in the Southern association. Hap Collard at San Antonio. Walt Keeley at Quincy. Al Bloodgood with Lincoln. John Smith and Jack Conrad at Marshalltown. Gay Reppy to Syracuse.
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Mines League
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Sporting News
Clarence Hutchinson
Carroll Thompson
Clark
Vernon
Pacific Coast League
Doug Tait
Clarks
Lester Ferguson
Los Angeles
Steve Chekaluk
Oscar Bowers
Twirling
Seattle
Chekaluk
Bowers
Clarkmen
Southern Association
Jimmy Marquis
Welser
Dell
Butte
Yanks
Marquis
Black Pitts
Angdes
Powers
Lincoln
A. Cc. M
John Smith
Jack Conrad
Marshalltown
Iowa
Gay Reppy
Syracuse
Four Butte Quintets to Battle Bobcats in One Night
Four Butte teams will face the Montana State Bobcats in a single event on December 16 in Butte. The Bobcats begin a three week road trip December 15, with Medlins Ensens Symons and Bouchers from the Commercial league each playing one quarter against the collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana State College Bobcats
Bobcats
Medlins
Ensens
Symons
Bouchers
Collegians
Parochial Schools Begin Hoop Play This Morning
The parochial school basketball league opens today at the K C gym at 9 30 A M with a team from each city parochial school. At 1 o clock the K C Junior Boys league starts their schedule. Captains named include Pirates Bill McCarthy Owls Ray Sullivan Panthers Jack Martin Buffalos J O Sullivan Wildcats Harrington Tigers W Moore.
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K. C. Gymnasium
K. C
Pirates
Bill McCarthy
Owls
Ray Sullivan
Panthers
Jack Martine
Buffalos
J. O'Sullivan
Wildcats
Harrington
Tigers
W. Moore
Education and Baseball Careers of McGraw and Jennings
The memoir recalls John McGraw and Hugh Jennings joining St Bonaventure College in Allegheny New York during 1893 94 and later coaching there Their time at Cornell University shaped early baseball careers with anecdotes including a prank on a pitcher named Murray and a fall from the diving board at Ithaca The piece notes McGraws managerial skill and Jennings coaching role and cites a 1925 North American Newspaper Alliance copyright.
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John McGraw
McGraw
St. Bonaventure College
Allegheny
N. Y
Baltimores
St. Bonaventure
John Murray
Murray
Tl Juy
Joseph Butler
Mehran
Jennings
St. Bermaventure
McGrraw
Cornell University
Ithaca
Cornell
Brooklyn
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Hanlon
United States
Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
Wyoming Cowboy Grid Bunch Receives 1925 Letters
Sixteen members of the University of Wyoming football squad were awarded their letters W by the coach and executive committee of the Associated Students. Each had played the required quarters in the season ending on Thanksgiving Day. Fourteen names are listed as linemen backs and backs with five seniors, three may return next year.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming (Cowboy
Associated Students
University of Wyoming
Sinds
Miller
Allsman
Reimann
Linton
Ornsby
Gilbert
Williams
Greenburg
Gish
Erickson
Mowery
de Forest
Whitman
Stanton
Jones
Spears
Worland Captures Wyoming High School Football Title
Worland defeated Cheyenne 19 to 7 in a post season championship game. Worland scored twice in the second quarter and once more in the third, while Cheyenne rallied in the third but could not overcome the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worland
Wyoming
Associated Press
Wyo
Lamont Wins Narrowly Over Davis in 10 Round Bout
Milwaukee lightweight Billy Lamont edged Chicago featherweight champion Don Davis by a slim margin in a 10 round bout at Appleton last night with ringside reporters noting Lamont led in points.
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Lamont
Associated Press
Appleton
Wis
Billy Lamont
Milwaukee
Don Davis
Chicago
Western conference limits football practice and scouting films
Chicago reports athletic directors in the Western conference moved to curb football drills by limiting practice to two hours daily under coach supervision. Motion pictures may be shot for games but not used for scouting. Michigan’s Yost supported the two hour limit as Oregon seeks opponents for Pasadena on New Year's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Yost
University of Michigan
Jack Benfiel
Univesity of Oregon
Washington
Pasadena
Benfiel
Tulane
Alabama
University of Pittsburg
University of West Virginia
Commercial Leaguers Play At Y Tonight
The Com mercial Basketball league resumes with games at the Y M C A gym at 7 45 pm Timber Butte meets Symons in the opener Medlin faces Bouchers in the second game and Jensen vs Montana Hardware closes the card The lineup promises a real battle tonight at the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Butte
Symons
Medlins
Bouchers
Jensens
Montana Hardware
Meusel Tops in 1925 Timely Hitting and RBIs
Bob Meusel led the league in runs batted in and was the top timely hitter in 1925, driving in 138 runs in 156 games. Harry Heilmann trailed closely, with Al Simmons also among the leaders. The piece notes batting order effects on RBIs and highlights John Mostil and Willie Kamm for walks, with others like Joe Sewell and Eddie Collins praised for low strikeout rates and discipline.
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Associated Press
Bob Meusel
New York
Harry Heimann
Meisel
Heilmann
Léon Gossin
al Simmons
Meuse
John Mostil
Chicago White Sox
Mostil
Willie Kamm
Eddie Colling
White Sox
Earl Sheely
Eddie Collins
Detroit
Chicago
Tigers
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Joe Sewell
Indians
Johnny Bassler
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Marty McManus
St. Louis
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New York Swimming Association
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Dave Shade
Jock Malone
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