Huddle System Debated by Football Rules Council
Lawrence Perry notes the huddle faces cautious treatment by the Football Rules Committee this winter. He cites West Coast claims Nebraska used the huddle to extend plays late in games against Washington, contrasting with Washington’s signals. The piece lists prominent coaches as enduring forces in formations and strategy.
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Wise Is Elected Captain at Ohio Football Banquet
Nearly ninety people gathered at the Men's Union for a banquet honoring Ohio football players. Gravey Wise was elected captain, with medals awarded to Kennard, after Coach Peden praised the squad’s sportsmanship and hard work. The event honored the team’s 334 rushing yards and 79 first downs in the season, and encouraged scrubs to prepare through winter.
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Kennard Receives Ohio University Most Valuable Player Honor
Ralph Kennard named Ohio University's most valuable player for the 1925 eleven at the annual football banquet in the Men's Union. He receives two gold medals for his year of standout play, praised for scoring ability and strong defense as a crafty halfback. Kennard, in his second year, will complete his varsity career next season.
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Athens Bay Hgnored by Ohio University Foot ball Squad
Dayton "Gravey" Wise, a two year star end for Ohio University, was named captain for 1926 at the annual football banquet. Wise rose quickly from Athens High to the varsity, scoring the winning touchdown against Ohio Wesleyan and delivering steady, workmanlike play throughout the season.
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Ohio University Coach and Players Lauded by President Bryan
President E B Bryan praised the coaches and players for their dedication to Alma Mater, noting the reward that comes from giving to the university what the football team has given. The remarks frame the season soon returning as a shared achievement and tribute.
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Delaney Gains in Favor with Boxing Fans
Reports on Paul Berlenbach and Jack Delaney show Delaney in strong form as they taper training for the world heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Commission officials and critics praised Delaney’s condition after a recent illness, while Berlenbach faces a routine prefight examination in Summit New Jersey. Betting shifted toward parity as Delaney gained support, with seven to five still favored for Berlenbach earlier. An aside notes American aviators on the Morocco front bearing a black buffalo insignia on their planes.
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Wise Leads Ohio Team After Gardner Out This Season
The article highlights player Wise as a strong captain substitute for Larry Gardner who missed much of the year. Wise kept team spirit high, contributed on offense and defense, and maintained steady play. Coach Peden relied on Wise to anchor Ohio’s attack and defense, earning praise for leadership and resilience.
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Dartmouth Overpowers Chicago 33 7 in Big Green Victory
Dartmouth's eleven crushed Chicago 33 to 7, nearly matching the combined 36 points scored by five Big Ten foes Ohio State Northwestern Purdue Illinois and Wisconsin. The performance showcases Dartmouth's strong offensive showing and place in the standings.
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Ty Cobb Records Rare Defensive Double Play in 1925 Season
Ty Cobb of the Tigers played 101 games in center field in 1925 but executed only one double play. He recorded 260 putouts 9 assists and 14 errors for a fielding percentage of .951.
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Ruel Finally Stumbles With One Passed Ball in 1925
According to the American League, Muddy Ruel of Washington logged 126 games in 1925 with only one passed ball, ranking as the league’s hardestworking catcher. Hargrave, Picinich, and other Red Sox catchers led with nine passed balls.
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Marek Escapes Death Car Involving Essman Crash
Elmer Marek Ohio State halfback narrowly avoided being in the car that went off the road near Upper Sandusky, killing Walter Essman and injuring Freddie Grim. Marek’s doctor had advised against the trip due to a cold.
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Logan plays Columbus East Ho Friday opener at home
Logan high school hosts Columbus East to open the basketball season with a 7:30 p m start. Coach Meyer aims for progress with fundamentals and a lean schedule while Hoopes and Becker may return after holidays to boost the lineup.
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Varsity L Association Forms To Back High School Athletics
Logan announcement notes formation of a Varsity L association to support high school sports. A meeting is set at the high school auditorium at 7 30 Thursday evening for all who participated in local athletics and are lettered or eligible for a letter. Those who have letters this year but not previously received them are not eligible to attend.
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Many Trades in Air at Baseball Conference
Rumors from New York headquarters say Gabby Hartnett may be traded from Chicago to the Giants for Frank Snyder and Emil Meusel once John McGraw arrives from Florida. Cubs president Bill Veeck denies any Hartnett trade.
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Baseball Trades and Lucky Number 13 Highlight Rumors
The article notes Uni versity of Arkansas captain-elect Herman Boozman calls 13 his lucky numeral due to injury safety. It discusses ongoing trade rumors involving Senators Yankees Indians Tigers Red Sox and others, Ty Cobb absence, and potential moves for Marty McManus Burleigh Grimes and Miller Huggins amid a tense pre season.
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