Hubs New Champions of Independent League in 1925
The 1925 grid season featured exceptional attendance and notable teams. Grange faced overthrows despite stellar showings against Iowa, Penn State, and Ohio State, while Oberlander’s play boosted Dartmouth and the East’s prominence. Michigan, Northwestern, Alabama, and Tulane were central, with Colgate and Brown also strong contenders.
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Redherd
Towa
Pennarlvania
Ohio State
Eridiron
Pittabureth Browns
Mont Imponine
Grange Helps Bears Beat Columbus Tigers
Harold Grange, star Chicago Bears back, sparked a snow covered field victory over the Columbus Tigers 14 to 0. He carried 16 times for significant yardage, set up two touchdowns, and returned a kick, though fumbled once on a 40 yard run.
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Chicago Bears
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Waluula
Reform in Boxing By State Commissions
Boxing commissions across New York New Jersey and California push for stronger authority to force champions to fight for titles under reasonable terms. They seek lower admission prices and tighter weight limits to restore affordability and public interest, arguing national enforceability would curb promoter overreach and high costs.
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Pians
Boxing Commission
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Friedman
Benney Leonard
New York
New Jeiven
Veld Sey
Harry Grob
Fang
Golf Bags Head South. Johnny Farrell to Tampa
Norman Brown notes many golf bags will head south for winter play led by Johnny Farrell who will join Long Jim Barnes in Florida and nearby regions. Farrell, 24, praised as a top stylist, previously starred as medalist in the U.S. in 1924 and helped defeat British stars in a Tampa match.
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Brown
Milady
Judge Landis
Johnny Farrell
Tampa
Fis
Long Jim Barnes
Florida
Farrell
U.S
Bobby Cruickshank
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
Invaders
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Jones
Frankie Monases for Miles City battle
Frankie Monahan signs with Miles City opponent Wynne of Minot in a Miles City setting. Monahan is with Emmett Womack at Binnie and will depart tomorrow for Miles City for a high school baseball clash.
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Miles Ity
Frankie Monahan
Ballling Wynne
Minot
Miles City
Siomahan
Binnie
Emmett Womack
Hanis
Frankie
League Hoopsters Work Out Tonight Debuts Schedule
Teams of the Commercial Blasket Ball Teague enter the league with Yellow Cab Montana Power Hennessys Elm Orly Stratford Shop and Broadway theater. Practice begins at 8 43 o clock in the K C gym. Colorado Agricultural college football squad of 17 leaves for Honolulu to play Hawaii on December 12 after winning the Rocky conference title. Coach Harry Hughes and several players accompany the team.
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Hennessys
Elm Orly
Stratford Shop
Broadway Theater
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Fort. Collins
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Honolulu
Isity
Hawaii
Colorado Aggies
Harry Hughes
Franklin
Independent Honors Decided in 1925 Grid Tie
A detailed play by play from the first quarter through the second shows Centerville and Hubs trading drives with Chase, Megien, Dewey, and Tomich featuring repeatedly. Centerville edges ahead 3 to 0 after a late period field goal, with continued back and forth as Megien, Sullivan, and McGlone contribute key runs and passes across the field.
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Hilltoppers
Mitchell
Odgers
Dewey
MeGione
Centerville
Tomich
Megson
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Snower
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Snyder
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Cenerville
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Neia
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Hube
Megsen
Fumbles Break Route for Scores in Local Grid Clash
The independent hubs defeated Centerville 7 to 2 in a closing Butte football game. Mitchell of Centerville starred until injuries sidelined him, while Hub backs McGlone Dewey and Chase powered the offense. Hubs held a wide edge in total yards and first downs, with key late-quarter drives securing the win.
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Camervile
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Hilltoppers
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Dewey
Jay
Johnny Meglen
Centerville
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Centerfield
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Cox
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Fumbies
Winners of Sectional Championships Named
The 1926 sectional champions are listed by conference with prior holders. East titles include Dartmouth and Penn, Yale. Southern Conference lists Alabama. Western Conference Michigan. Pacific Conference California and Kansas. Missouri Conference Missouri. Rocky Mountain Colorado. Southwestern Texas A&M and Baylor. Big Three Princeton Yale Amherst. Pacific Northwest Washington and Oregon State Idaho Gonzaga. New England Maine and New Hampshire. Southern California Occidental Pomona. Southern New England Maine and New Hampshire. Southern Inter A A Ogden Thorpe. Service West Point.
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American Leaguers Triumph in Bowling Match
The American Leaguers Dowlers defeated three alley teams as Jimmy Riley and Jimmy Smith of Butte topped individual scores. A match game is slated for Sunday nights with tonight’s league games including New Frank versus Butte Brewery. Last night’s scores follow SE.
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Dowlers
Jimmy Riley
Jimmy Smith
Butte
New Frank
Butte Brewery
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