Dartmouth Triumph Highlights Unbeaten Run Amid College Crowns
Dartmouth claims national honors with a 33 to 7 win, outrushed but dominant over opponents as Alabama, Colgate, Tulane, and Missouri emerge as top contenders. Other notable results include Michigan, Notre Dame, Princeton, and Army shifting title prospects amid late season races and upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Florida
Harvard
Brown
Cornell
Chicago
Dartmouth
University of Washington
California
Nebraska
Missouri
Colgate
Tulane
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Sewanee
Michigan
Lafayette
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Stanford
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Blocked Kicks Feature This Year
The 1925 football season shows many blocked kicks and a rise in safeties and touchdowns. Coaches note emphasis on offense affecting defense, improved ball handling from early training, sharper passers and receivers using baseball style throws, and stricter clipping rules reducing fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Witham
University of Colorado
Consolidated Press
Wright
The
Messenger
Culder
Colo
Huffman Demave Bout Promises East Coast Showdown
Eddie Huffman faces the rugged Jack Demave in a high profile light heavy challenge marking Huffman’s first eastern test. Demave’s punching power and KO of Bob Lawson boost expectations as the bout could shift the division’s scene with Stribling sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Press
York
Eddie Huffman
Jack Demave
Muffman
Demave
Bob Lawson
Huffman
Demare
Waiver System May Be Modified
Major Leagues may revoke waiver abuses at a December New York meeting. Proposals aim to curb transfers after consecutive options and prevent players from being tied to one club. Officials say waivers are misused to move players to other leagues for deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Foster
Consolidated Press
York
New York
Plac
Harvard Defeat Sparks Weekend Sports Banter
The column ridicules sports figures and colleges musing on football and wrestling futures. It mocks Harvard and Cornell’s recent results while noting Danes and nobility rumors and Tex Rickard’s fatigue with boxing.
Red Grange Faces Off Against Ohio State In Final Appearance
The piece notes Red Grange's passive fighting face hides a fierce edge once in action. On Saturday, November 21, Grange will wear his football tags for the last time as Illinois hosts Ohio State on a hoped dry field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Illinois
Ohio State
Fried rabbit recipe shared by Morris Ackerman Ike
The author suggests a traditional method for cooking fried rabbit. To begin, cut the rabbit into pieces and parboil in water with two tablespoons of cider vinegar until tender. Let cool, then salt and pepper each piece, roll in flour, and fry in lard until brown on all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Ackerman
Ike
Lane Dartmouth Leads Eastern Scorers With 108 Points
Lane of Dartmouth tops the Eastern scoring race with 108 points from 18 touchdowns, though some stats credit him with 19 TDs. Tryon of Colgate also has 108 points from 14 touchdowns plus 19 after touchdown. Other leaders include Borrelli Muhlenberg Oberlander Dartmouth Graham Fordham Woerner Fordham Carr Syracuse Tully Dartmouth Briente NYU Kirkleski Lafayette Mohardt Amherst Fordham Wallis Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Lane
Dartmouth
Tryon
Colgate
Astern
Borelli
Muhrenburg
Oberlander
Graham
Fordham
Woerner
Carr
Syracuse
Tully
Briente
Kirkleski
La‘Fayette
Mohardt
Amherst
Wallis
Holy ‘Cross
Famous Ice Men Commander Peary Red Bobby Geeye Oeil
Readable fragments recall figures associated with polar exploration and icy expeditions. The text hints at Peary and other explorers nicknamed ice men, with unclear full identities and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous
ICE Men
Commander Peary Red
Bobby Geeye Oeil
British NY Boxing Officials Suspended Over Result
An indefinite suspension was imposed on Andy Griffin veteran referee and Al Commadhlco licensed judge for their handling of a recent bout. Ringside opinion favored Lucien Vinez over Charlie Rosenour in a European lightweight title clash, with Vines seen as the likely winner. Elephants continue to grow until 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andy Griffin
al Commadhlco
Charlie Rosenour
Lucien Vinez
Vines
Cowboy Kutsch Still Leads in Western Conference Football Scoring
Chicago Nov 16 Cowboy Nick Kutsch lown halfback leads Western Conference scoring with 45 points. Benny Friedman of Michigan trails by two points, Almaquist of Minnesota leads in touchdowns with seven. Oosterbaan and Kutsch tied for fourth in total points, lack Kutsch’s goal kicking versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickutsch
Lown
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Almaquust
Minnesota
Markane
Vilinet
Colsan Oogterbaan
Mica
Kutsch
Almaquist
Oosterbaan
Pepplan
Wilcox
Purdue
Salmi
Indiana
Urrell
Harmon
Wisconsin
Britton
Illinois
Lowa
Dke
Friedman
Grange
Illinoia
Oesting
Erkobrad
Molenda
Gregory
Adrews
Wiscon
Grange May Sign Pro After Illini Buckeye Clash
Ohio State prepares to host Illinois in the 14th meeting of Grange’s college career as the Red Grange era nears its end. The entering onward clash in Columbus draws 70,000 fans and top scribes to witness a possible final college chapter and Grange’s potential NFL signing with the Giants or Frankford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cemnar I
N. S
Columbus
America
Ohio State
Red” Grange
Moleskins
Illini
Ohio State Illinois
Wheaton
Red
Grange
Illinois Phantom
New York Giants
Philadelphia Frankfords
Comparative score means little this season as Evans sees it
Sports columnist Billy Evans argues that comparative football scores mislead this season. He cites Tulane Northwestern Michigan and Nebraska to show upset-filled results and warns against overvaluing past performances or schedules in judging teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Billy Evans
Siwash
Dartmouth
Tulane
Northwestern
Michigan
Yost
Nebraska
Illinois
Washington
Stanford
Drake
Beary
Professional Football League Discussed with Postseason Series
Joseph Carr outlined a plan for an eastern based professional football league with a post season title game between eastern and western winners. Cities considered for franchises include Brooklyn Newark Atlantic City Washington Boston and Hartford with New York Buffalo and Rochester already represented. The Red Grange prospect is expected to boost public interest in professional football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Carr
Columbus
Ohio
Brooklyn
Newark
Atlantic City
Washington
Boston
Hartford
Buffalo
Rochester
Red Grange
Rival Pro Football Scores From Columbus to New York
It lists multiple pro game results with teams such as Grocers, Pirates, Maroons, Clothiers, Athletics, Bull Dogs, Giants, Bears, Cardinals, Packers, and others across Columbus Cleveland Pittsburgh and more. Notable scores include Giants 13 Providence 12 and Bears 14 Detroit 0 while Green Bay edged Dayton 7 to 0 and Rock Island defeated Kansas City 35 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Dartmouth
Marvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbus
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Buffalo
Green Bay
Dayton
Pittsville
Rochester
Akron
Canton
Rock Island
Kansas City
Massilion Maroons
Struthers
Middleport Wins Tight Gallipolis Tilt 14 to 13
Middleport beat Gallipolis 14 to 13 in a closely contested game on Saturday. A large crowd from Pomeroy and Middleport traveled to Gallipolis to watch the regional rivalry unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Grange May Turn Pro in Football Says Columbus Manager
Columbus Tigers manager Jerry Corcoran sees Red Grange joining a pro football team for two or three years to learn the game against top players. He cites the Giants as offering the best interference and notes many famed coaches got their start in professional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Columbus
Red Grange
Jerry Corcoran
Columbus Tigers
Corcoran
New York Giants
Knute Rockne
Massilon
Dr. Spears
Minnesota
Canton
Gus Tebell
North Carolina
Aged resident Jacob Hobstetter dies in Pomeroy at 80
Jacob Hobstetter age 80 lifelong resident of the Nease settlement died at his home Saturday afternoon after a paralytic stroke three weeks earlier. He leaves a widow and nine children including Mrs. Claude Nease East Liverpool Lenora Hobstetter Cincinnati Mrs Dale Lee Racine Mrs Christian Gleasenkamp Charlestown Mrs Charles Price Mrs Val Strauss and George Hobstetter Pomeroy and Jack and Charles Hobstetter Dayton. Funeral services Tuesday at 11 a m at the residence Rev George Moenkhaus officiating. Burial Pine Grove cemetery by Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Jacob Hobstetter
Nease Settlement
Claude Nease
East Liverpool
Lenora Hobstetter
Cincinnati
Dale Lee
Racine
Christian Gleasenkamp
Charlestown
Charles Price
Val Strauss
George Hobstetter
Jack
Charles Hobstetter
Dayton
George Moenkhaus
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ewing
Lewis Gerber Taken by Death in Middleport
Captain Lewis Gerber, 66, died at his Lincoln street home after a five month illness from typhoid fever. A World War veteran and eight year local postmaster under Wilson, he was esteemed by locals. He leaves a widow and one grandson. funeral services will be held with veteran pallbearers, burial at Gravel Hill Cemetery in Cheshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Lewis Gerber
Lincoln Street
Gerber
Wilson
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Cheshire
Middleport Mention and Family Health Notes
Mrs John Powell visited her husband in Charleston Sunday. Vivian Smith, ill with scarlet fever at her home on Rutland Street, is much improved. The other children of the family are unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
John Powell
Charleston
Vivian Smith
Rutland Sreet
Hocking Valley to Seek Train Cut Between Pomeroy and Columbus
Ray Pierce of the Hocking Valley railway announced plans to apply to the Public Utilities Commission for cancelling one of its daily passenger trains between Pomeroy and Columbus. Officials cite declining ridership due to bus travel and autos, proposing a morning service while dropping the 3:30 pm run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ray Pierce
Wayman
Hocking Valley Railway
Public Utilities Commission
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Pierce
Kiwanians
Pomeroy Council
Nancy Lee Faces Court Over Coat Theft Charge
Nancy Lee of Pityme appeared before Justice M. L. French in Pomeroy charged with stealing a coat from Mrs. Clara Burgess. She pleaded not guilty and was released on bond. trial set for Wednesday. Nancy says she wore the coat to stay warm during a visit and did not mean to keep it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Nancy Lee
Pityme
Clara Burgess
M. L. French
Nancy
Burgess
Miners Bring Suit for Wages at Pomeroy
Twenty five employees of the Syracuse coal mines of the Brocalsa chemical company sue in Justice M L French's court for about a month's wages. Each man claims roughly 80 dollars. E H Holmes, manager of the chemical company, is said to plan contesting the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Brocalsa Chemical Company
Safety Officials Gather For Mine Safety Conference
A conference of deputy mine safety inspectors met at the Hotel Remington in Pomeroy on November 16. Attendees included Noah Andrews Logan P C Moore Isiah Vaughn Thomas Richards Elmerle Roseville Walter Smith D C Jones Coalton Andy Ginan and Val Brown. Safety methods were demonstrated to the deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Remeington
Noah Andrews
Logan
P. C. Moore
Columbus
Isiah Vaughn
Nelsonville
Thomas Richards
Shawnee
Elmerle
Roseville
Walter Smith
Bule
D. C. Jones
Coalton
Andy Ginan
Jackson
Val Brown
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits
William Rees, an Ohio university student, spent the weekend with his mother Katharine Rees. Frank Zeiher returned to Columbus after a weekend visit with his parents in Syracuse. Leland Peoples and daughter Vivian of Columbus spent the weekend here. Mrs. Frank Hinkle traveled to Youngstown en route to New York. Mrs. Hinky was summoned by the death of her sister, Mrs. Jesse Weed Ford, last week. Mr. Ford accompanied her to Youngstown. Ed Durst went to Columbus Friday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
William Rees
Ohio University
Katharine Rees
Frank Zeiher
Columbus
Henry Zeiher
Syracuse
Leland Peoples
Vivian
Frank Hinkle
Yungstown
New York
Hinky
Jesse Weed Ford
Mr. Ford
Youngstown
Ed Durst
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Ral
Ise
Tre Dame
Army
Iowa
Tiger
Columbie
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Walker
Tommy Milligan
England
Zbyazko Boys
Poon
Ste
Dutch Anderson
Mr. Gil Dobie
O’geofty
Persia
Ead ‘Em
Weep
Gil Dobie
Cornell-Dartmouth
Tex Rickard
U.K
Vine
Oe Sowsangi
Woule
Spythian Park
Diguss
Meigs County
Fides Lodge No
Knights of Pythias of
Pythian Park
C Company
United States Army
Sheridan
France
37Th
American Legion
Tom W. Jones
J. H. Grate
Ford G. Hunker
Frank D. Henderson
Statehouse
Marietta
Vic Donahey
General Henderson
Captain Jones
M. Minnenwerfer
Frank Knopp
Anderson
Irene
Cuba
Harley Mills
Dave Miller
Louis Waugh
Junkerman
Waugh
Point Pleasant
Marcus Chambers
Tommy Davis
Dr. Davis Middletown
Middletown
Jennings Billiards
Girard
East Palestine
Roundstown A. C
JHE Harnit
Bewitit Co., Distribators
Toledo
ONTO
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