Ohio Defeats Bliss College Grads In Early Season Clash
Ohio University topped the Bliss College Grads of Columbus 27 to 22 in the new gym. The game featured steady defense, limited substitutions for the visitors, and standout guard play from King and Bonner. Muir and Longley contributed for Ohio while Abbott and Lawrence sparked Bliss with long range shots.
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Rockne Seen As Unconventional Master Of Notre Dame Football
The piece praises Knute Rockne as a practical, fearless coach who can transform novices into winners. It notes his knack for innovation and his consistent ability to rebuild strong teams despite yearly player losses, making Notre Dame a formidable program both in Paris and South Bend.
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Marietta College Faces Dilemma Over Ohio Conference
Marietta College athletics confront a scheduling crisis as the school weighs joining the Ohio Conference. Officials praise the college’s program but fear probationary entry will yield no guaranteed games this fall. Coach Griffiths seeks opponents including Penn State and W. and J. while facing potential non conference rivals.
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Shoes Fix Charley Paddock Wins Two World Records
Charley Paddock credited a brand-new pair of running shoes with a decisive, record-tying performance at Newark AAU championships. He ran 100 yards in 9 3-5 seconds and 220 yards in 20 4-8 seconds, defeating Loren Murchison and Al LeConey and matching his own world marks.
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Dempsey
Cobb
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Mass
Paris
Allen
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California Mary Browne Trails in East Tennis Honors
Boston December reports that Mary K Browne of California may fall to third in the year’s tennis honor roll after a limited east schedule. Helen Wills is expected to hold first with Molla Mallory likely second. Eleanor Goss and Marion Zindergarten fill the next spots.
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Mary K. Browne
California
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Miss Wills
Molla Mallory
Mrs
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Eleanor Goss
New York
Marion Zindeerstein
Wilmington
Sandy Herd Dominates British Professional Championship
Sandy Herd, at 57, stood out as the premier figure in this year's British professional championship.
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Sandy Herd
Harold Phelps Wins Back-to-Back Big Ten Cross Country Title
Town star Harold Phelps becomes first athlete to win consecutive Big Ten cross country races, taking the 1924 title after also winning in 1923. He remains eligible for next year and is considered a strong bet if he competes.
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Harold Phelps
Phelps
Precarious Coaching Pose at Major College Football
A college football coach faces job insecurity amid high stadium costs and pressure to win. Administrators demand success to justify expenses while performance remains under scrutiny nationwide.
Collins Named Manager of Chicago White Sox
Chicago December 12 Fad die Collins star second baseman was named manager of the White Sox to succeed Johnny Evers. Collins long sought the post after Kid Gleason and Evers failed to rebuild the club in four years since the 1920 scandal.
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Faddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
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Australian Fans Invite Olympian Sam Mahanamoku Tour
Sam Mahanamoku, third in the 100 meters free at the Paris Olympics, is invited by Australian fans to a swimming tour of Australia and will depart early next year. A Honolulu Military Academy student, he plans further speed development and hopes to enter a domestic college within two years. Australian organizers require special tutoring to offset time from school.
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Sam Mahanamoknu
Paria
Sam
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Gibbons to Box at Cincinnati Benefit for Crippled Children
Tommy Gibbons, Dempsey''s probable next opponent, will box at Peoples Theatre in Cincinnati on December 19 for the Cincinnati Boxing Commission benefit for crippled children.
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Tommy Gibbons
Dempsey
Peoples Theatre
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Yale chooses captain for 1925 football team
Leader New Haven announces John Sheppard Bingham star end of the Yale eleven has been chosen captain of the 1925 team. The selection highlights Bingham's prominence on the squad as Yale moves into the next season.
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Dartmouth Star Swede Ohber lander sparks Green offense
Harvard and Yale struggled to contain Dartmouth halfback Swede Ohber lander as he powered the Green offense with swift gains and big plays.
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Harvard
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Ohberlander
Notre Dame Tribute to Coach Mockne Highlights Genius
The piece applauds Notre Dame and its coach Mockne for their exceptional teaching and strategy, praising the team's performance and the coach's rare talent even when material is not at its worst.
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Gen‘lus
Mockne
Ready New York to Announce Shocker Trade Today
Urban Shocker a star pitcher for the St. Louis Browns is slated to join the New York Yankers, with a Chicago meeting and local headquarters both pointing to an imminent deal. Five players are reportedly involved, one named as pitcher Doc Rush, while the others remain unnamed.
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Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankers
Chicago
Shocker
Doc Rush
Rogers Hornsby Acknowledges Batting Prowess Modestly
Modest Rogers Hornsby, star batsman for the St. Louis National League team, discusses his 1924 achievements. He notes he has led the league in batting for the fifth straight year and predicts tougher pitching ahead, aiming to avoid another .400 season while recognizing his significant past feats.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Hornaby
Basketball star plays basketball star plays by Earl Wight
The piece mentions California Coast Champions and a basketball sequence with Kr I R G F and others in motion. It also notes Walter Hagen winning the Norfolk open golf tournament to rise as a winter star.
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Fh. G
Walter Hagen
Ecariy
Left handed backfield leads Pennsylvanian gridiron quartet
Pennsylvania features an all left handed backfield with Pastor Field at left half Jim Laird at quarterback Captain Muggsy McGraw at right half and Al Krues at fullback. Officials confirmed all four players are naturally left handed challenging typical football strategy beliefs.
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Muggsy
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Senators Secure Coveleskie in Trade Deal
New York reports Stanley Coveleskie, famed Cleveland pitcher, is traded to the Washington Senators for Byron Speece and outfielder Carl Smith. Coveleskie’s peak came in 1920 with Cleveland’s pennant and World Series win. Speece and Smith bring veteran depth while Smith had been recalled from Memphis. Cincinnati team purchases Lill Zitzman from Newark for $30,000.
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Washington Senators
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Carl Smith
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Newark
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Nationals Determined by Davis J Walsh on War Between Leagues
The National League eyes a showdown with Judge Landis over Ban Johnson’s fate as key figures like Charles Comiskey and John McGraw back the anti Johnson crusade. Landis may appear at Chicago meeting next Wednesday to demand Johnson's resignation or defend his actions.
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Athletes and Aerial Football in Futuristic Plans
Outfielder Frank Welch of the Athletics is tied to a winter trade according to a report. The text speculates that if aerial football grows, play could move to airplanes and dirigibles.
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