Grange Signs with Bears to Play Pro Football for Thanksgiving
Chicago star Harold Grange signs with the Chicago Bears and a manager to capitalize his gridiron fame. He will play pro football this season to earn money for his brother’s education, with a reported Thanksgiving game share around $3200 and promoters planning a busy holiday schedule.
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Colorado Aggies Face One Hurdle in Conference Race
The Colorado Aggies maintained their perfect conference record with a seventh win and no losses after a 70 to 41 defeat of Mines, as they near a potential share of the title. They leave for Honolulu December 12 to play Hawaii, which could end their postseason chances. Western State fell 34 to 0 as Colorado reaffirmed its strong football showing this season.
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Walker Friedman Fight This Week in New York
A transition period in November ushers indoor sports as winter arrives. Walker Friedman of Chicago schedules a bout amid college football delays while New York opens the Madison Square Garden arena with six days of cycling and amateur hockey, signaling a shift to indoor competition. Yale uses the garden rink, and New York hosts International pro ice figures.
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Romney Sees Keyes as College Football Phenom
Ott Romney Montana State College coach praises Har Keyes former Central star as a future college phenom. He notes Keyes speed and predicts impact with the Bobcats next season. Romney also fields Grady and Mares as strong candidates while preparing for Thanksgiving against Montana.
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Officials Named for State Title Game in Butte
In Great Falls on Saturday officials for the Thursday championship game in Butte were chosen. John McGough will referee, Walter Chauner will be umpire, Frank Matfield will be linesman, and Professor W. T. Scott will be field judge. Billings departs Tuesday evening for Butte, Great Falls travels Wednesday afternoon.
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Kid Heavyweights May Settle Honors Today
Englewood and Bobcats top the heavyweight football league meet other teams at Hebdgen Park in nar contests. Englewood faces Panthers at 3 15 and Bobcats meet Hubs at 3 30, with the four teams alternating periods. A semifinal win by either Englewood or Bobcats sets up a championship at Clark Park Wednesday after a 2 500 medical men conference.
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Star of East to Remain Amateurs
Analysis of last week’s football shows Red Grange turning pro while key eastern players like Obe lander and Tryon abstain from pro offers. Dartmouth leads the East unbeaten, Harvard’s scoreless Yale game stands out, and Fordham and Colorado Aggies share conference honors amid a nation cautious on professional careers.
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Deer Lodge Bowling League Battles for First Place
In Deer Lodge on November 22 the It Look for Loops Kiwanis and Deer Lodge Lumbers contend for top spot as leaders split games. Art Luedeman leads 64 bowlers. Week ten saw four league records including two all time marks by Milwaukee Railroad with 9,833 pins over three games and 1,061 in a single game. Magette topped three games with 634, Bryan N Matheson had high single at 266. Standings for individuals follow.
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Ancient rivals clash in high‑drama grid battle
Centerville and Gulch deliver a hard fought game with multiple lead changes. Megien and Leary spark the Hilltoppers while Centerville counters through Megsen, Snyder, and Mitchell on defense. A late sequence sees Gulch threaten, but Centerville edges ahead and holds on.
Hughie Jennings Memoirs to Appear in The Standard
The Standard plans to publish Hughie Jennings memoirs detailing his 34 years in major league baseball. The veteran player and former McGraw manager reflects on umpires, legendary games, careers, and pivotal changes in the sport with chapter titles alluding to early figures such as Billy Sunday and notable 17 inning ties.
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Stanford and S C tied for second in PCC race
Stanford and Southern California each have one conference loss after a 26 to 14 Stanford win at Stanford Stadium. Washington leads the PCC with victories over Washington State and Stanford. Oregon and Washington meet on Thanksgiving. USC beat Iowa 18 to 0. Washington State and Gonzaga tied 0 0.
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Long Run by Odgers Feature of Hilltop Victory
Centerville toppled Gulch 220 to 0 at Clark Park as Odgers led a 6S yard TD burst and a strong rushing attack. The Hilltoppers, long rulers of the league, recovered from a 1924 upset to reclaim momentum with notable plays from Leary Wegien and Captain Shea, while Coach Rogers emphasized coordination against a stiff Gulch defense.
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Wolverines and Northwestern Share 1925 Big Ten Title
In a season summary of the Big Ten, Michigan and Northwestern are noted as co champions. Michigan dominated league play, defeating Minnesota, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio State, while Northwestern’s best wins came against Indiana, Michigan, and Purdue. Wisconsin upset Chicago 20 to 7, joining a cluster of strong teams with only one loss or tie in the conference race.
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Asquiths Favor Riverside Homes in London
In London the Asquith family shows a passion for riverside residences. Lord Oxford owns Wharf and an apartment in Temple Chambers near Victoria Embankment. Raymond Asquith also has an apartment in the same building. Princess Bibescu, wife of the Romanian minister to Washington, maintains a home on Quai Bourbon and divides time between the Seine and the Thames.
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