Parkin Iowa Bahr Purdue Baker Northwestern Grid Picks
A roster style list shows players by positions with college affiliations and an honorable mention section naming ends tackles guards centers and backs from multiple universities including Northwestern Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Illinois and Nebraska with several named players. The fragment includes ends dilwig elliott collins romey muhl seidel wheeler and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilwig
Marquette
Elliott
Wabash
Collins
Nebraska
Romey
Iowa
Muhl
Illinois
Seidel
Northwestern
Wheeler
Minnesota
Edwards
Michigan
Staples
Gross
Gowdy
Chicago
Nelson
Wisconsin
Slaughter
Cohen
Bieberstein
Smith
Missouri
Teckemeyer
Lowery
Hutchinson
Quarters—Mahoney
Creighton
Graham
Gallivan
Larber
Indiana
Roberts
Ames
Amb
Lombard
Harves—Thomas
Harris
Steger
Schutte
Griggs
Butler
Marks
Speicher
Notre Dame Players Excluded From All Western Picks
In a 1924 All Western selection, Notre Dame players are not named to avoid bias and reflect the team’s collective effort. The author explains Baker of Northwestern is included at fullback while Grange and Bahr receive top backfield consideration, with Parkin, Rockwell, Cunningham, Otto, and Brown noted for various roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Notre Dame
Tad Jones
Yale
Glenn Warner
Stanford
Anda
Baker
Northwestern
Grangeois
Bahr
Purdue
Satay
Snd
Cunningham
Ohio State
Otto
Iowa
Brown
Michigan
Claypool
Parkin
Rockwell
Abramson
Minnesota
Pendelick
Chicago
Nebraska
van Dyne
Missouri
Weir
Hancock
Cox
Ames
Improme
Christy Walsh Syndicate
Denver University selects Snerty Cooper 1926 team captain
Denver Col December 1925 Pinky Cooper all conference guard was named captain of the Denver university football squad for 1926. Also notes a practical one wire antenna for commercial radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nver
Denver
Col
Snerty
Pinky) Cooper
Denver University
Warner Building Up Stanford's Defense
Stanford wrestles with Notre Dame as Ernie Nevers may start after a season on crutches. Coaches Warner and assistants stress defense against passes while prepping Hey and Bogue to share rushing duties for the New Year clash in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford
Notre Dame
Pasadena
Ernie Nevers
Montana
California
Blake Thomas
Nevers
Glenn Warner
Hey
Bogue
Warner
Rockne
Casey Hoop Quint Ready for Season
The Knights of Columbus bus basketball team signed up three games with Montana teams and three with out of state groups and is re organized for action. Last year the quintet lost two of ten with one defeat to Tacoma and the Minneapolis Globe-Trotters later avenged both losses. Lapeup lists center Bill Sears or Joe McGlone from Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Tacoma
Minneapolis Globe-Trotters
Bill Sears
Oregon
Joe McGlone
Notre Dame Players Pass Up Honors For Team Unity
Special Dispatch reports Knute Rockne praises Notre Dame stars for choosing collective victory over individual recognition. He says the team, meeting to select an all star back field, unanimously chose self sacrifice and withdrew any claim to honors, exemplifying sportsmanship. Rockne notes his Middle West selections appear in the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Middle West
Rockne
Grange
Theotre Dame
Standard
Rocokne
Mines and Colleges Face Off in Weekend Basketball Matches
Lefty Ryan leads Denver School of Mines against Minnesota and Lefty Car roll. Santa Clara college vs Montana School of Mines with Gene Heavey and Steve Sullivan highlighted as guards for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver School of Mines
Lefty Ryan
Minnesota
Lefty Carroll
Santa Clara College
Gene Heavey
Montana School of Mines
Steve Sullivan
Montana
Butte Junior Hockey League Forms At Y M C A
Representatives from six clubs organized a junior hockey league for Butte youths to be supervised by Ben Hardin of the Y. M. C. A with Butte Rotary Club sponsorship. Six teams were named and first games set for January 13 at Holland rink. Age limit 16 years and weight 120 pounds with no new players after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ben Hardin
Butte Rotary Club
Holland
Holland Rink
Lake Eagles
Emma Streets
Englewood
Thornton Tigers
Hubs
Emma
Grantland Rice Wins Writers Award for Best Baseball Story
The Baseball Writers Association of America awarded Grantland Rice of the New York Morard Tribune first prize for the best major league baseball stories of the year. Rice's World Series last game account earned the honor. he will receive a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Baseball Writers’ Association of America Today
Grantland Rice
New York Morard-Tribune
Tbe Association
Hice
Driscoll Beats King in Volleyball Clincher at Knights
Driscoll's team avenges earlier losses by whitewashing King 15-3 and 15-7 at the Knights of Columbus gym. The rivals meet again today with confidence. In the high school class, the Mohawks defeated the Sleepy Five 4-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don King
J. F. Driscoll
King’s
Knights of Columbus
Mohawks
Sleepy Five
Red Cross Meeting Opens with Delegates Nationwide
Chapter delegates from all sections and Red Cross officials met in Washington for the open session of the annual meeting to review past year activities and elect four members to the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
The
American Red Cross
Central Committee
Baseball Leagues Back Landis in Conflict with Johnson
American League owners adopt resolutions affirming faith in Commissioner Landis and pledging support while avoiding direct criticism of Ban Johnson. They defer action on Dolan O Connell bribery disclosures and gambling allegations in the Pacific Coast League. A joint meeting may be held in January as Ruppert Bernard and Shibe form a committee to confer with Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American League Today
National League
K. M. Landis
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Landis
American League
Dolan O’connell
Mer
United
Chicago
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Bernard
Cleveland
Thomas Shibe
Philadelphia
Baseball Notes From Philadelphia Trades and Coaching Moves
The Philadelphia National League club announced four deals adding Walter Kimmick from Vernon, Chick Hawkes from Nashville, Pitcher Fillingim and O'Neil, and Third Baseman Huber from Beaumont. Grover Land, ex Cleveland and Toledo catcher, is hired as Reds coach. Also Gus Sandberg, catcher, purchased by the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
Arthur Fletcher
Walter Kimmick
Vernon Club
Pacific Coast League
Chick Hawkes
Nashville
Southern Association
Fillingim
O'Neil
Huber
Beaumont
Grover Land
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati Reds
Gus Sandberg
Cincinnati
Oscar Reichow
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Help for Christmas Rush
Washington officials estimate 40 090 to 60 000 extra postal workers will be needed to handle the peak Christmas mail. The additional cost is put at 2 500 009 dollars as officials prepare for the seasonal rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
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By Briggs
Jack
Julia
Percy Hamm
Crerk
Robert Bentlegs
Alexander Wooly
Cherry Sisters
Peeriwnoé
Notre Dame University
Weir, Nebraska
Pondelik
Brown, Michigan
van Dyne, Missouri
Parkin, Iowa
Baker, Northwestern
Pulaski, Wisconsin
Hancock, Iowa
Claypool, Purdue
Richeson, Missouri
Kassel
Behm, Ames
Lingenfelter, Drake
Levi, Haskell
West
CASEY
Junior Hockey League
Pad” Jones
Route Reekne
Shiners
Bolitho
Young Terete
Johnson Erer
Pau
Hauswirt
Colston
Tippett
Weer
Diestesteer
A. C. M. Geologists
Bleele True
Vivian Cree
Gidet
Gowan
Martin
Bree
A. Cc
M Engineers
O'Kelly Serene
McLaughtin
Strandberg
Fisher
Blanchards
Eveere
Hester Tee
Brorsick
M. Toljani
Eign OF
Landis Oatofactory
Marquette Bowling
Commercial League
T. Jovick
R. Reily Arewe
Barry
Anderson Sane
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