Intercollegiate Contests Threatened by Grange Pro Plans
Lawrence Perry argues that if Red Grange turns professional it harms intercollegiate football. He notes exploitation of Grange’s name by sponsors, fears for college athletics, and predicts shifts in scheduling by conferences like the Big Ten. The piece criticizes professional football’s rise and urges action to protect college spirit and integrity.
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Georgia Adopts Original Defense By H. J. Stegeman
Georgia Tech introduced a six man defensive line in a 3 to 0 win over Georgia, placing the center and fullback behind tackles with a close safety man. Interceptions by Georgia's secondary, four in the game, supported the strategy. Tulane faces LSU this week as a conference title claim, while Alabama works to end a conference drought. Auburn beat Vanderbilt 10 to 9 using an eastern style with a quarterback to back.
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Mental readiness as key to football success
Coach J. W. Heisman argues that teams must be mentally right to win, noting examples like Texas Christian over Texas A&M and Princeton over Yale. He says attitude and morale on game day can outweigh physical skill and coaching, with teams targeting key rivals and hoping for favorable matchups.
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Baseball Needs Great Freedom
A Consolidated Press article from 1925 discusses proposed changes to the baseball waiver system. It notes New York meetings in which three year exempt, two year exempters, and one year exempters could complicate player movement and bookkeeping. The piece argues extending transfer limits may hamper young players’ mobility while benefiting clubs.
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John B. Foster
Consolidated Press
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Grange visit draws record crowd to Ohio State game
Illinois star Red Grange arrives with 44 teammates as Ohio State prepares for their clash. Police outline traffic plans with 149 officers, anticipate 50 090 cars and record demand for tickets up to 25 dollars. Ambulatory services to be on campus all day.
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Freshmen Basketball Turnout Draws Over Fifty Players
More than 50 basketball players answered Coach Zimmer’s first call for first year men at Ohio University. The large turnout includes dribblers from many local cities across the region, highlighting strong early interest in the freshman cage squad.
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Grange's Final College Game Headlines Saturday Football
The piece foresees Red Grange's last college game at Columbus and sketches key matchups across Harvard Yale Stanford California Fordham Georgetown Brown New Hampshire Missouri Kansas Tulane LSU Michigan Minnesota and more, noting stakes and rivalries while predicting outcomes and implications.
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Greatest Grid Star in Columbus Tomorrow
Freshman football outlook at Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo high schools under coach Zimmer with 65 to 109 hopefuls after two calls. Ohio University's Ralph Kennard reportedly to start against Wittenberg despite a Tuesday practice injury.
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Athenians Ar Again Win Big Over Gallipolis 61 to 0
Athens high school football dominated Gallipolis with a 61 to 0 victory at the high school field. Key plays included a 75 yard run by Marnie Wilson after a punt return and an impassable Athens line. Gallipolis showed little offense as the Athens defense held firm throughout the game.
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