Athens High Doane clash closes season at Ohio field
Athens High meets Doane Academy in the Turkey Day game at Ohio University field. The Red and Black aim to end the season with a win against the rival and a strong Denison prep squad eyeing a comeback in the closing act.
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Pro Grid Scores and Scores for Regional Touchdowns
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Penn Captain Rae McGraw Ranked Tris Speaker Style
The Philadelphia Chronicle profiles Rae McGraw captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team, comparing his playing style to baseball legend Tris Speaker. It notes McGraw’s speed, precise ball handling, and close defensive position, with emphasis on punt returns and fast, arcing catches.
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University of Pennsylvania
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East lacks outstanding stars this year in college basketball
New York dispatch notes no standout player in the east. Pfann of Cornell and Richeson of Yale are not matched. McKinney of Boston College impresses as smart and clever, with coach Cavanaugh praising him as among the best. Other notable players include Yeomans Army Pease Columbia Thomas Penn Terrill Rutgers and Ernst Lafayette.
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Pfann
Cornell
Richeson
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McKinney
Boston College
Cavanaugh
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Army
Pease
Columbia
Thomas
Pean
Terrill
Rutgers
Ernst
Lafayette
Grange and Jones Fade Against Softened Opponents
The article argues that a hard post is more effective than a brutal beating, citing Red Grange's quiet showing vs Minnesota and Bobby Jones’s tough bouts with Sweetser and others. It notes how repeated hard punches or matches can sap an athlete, while a single brutal beating may not be decisive.
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Grange
Chicago
Carpentier
Georges
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Goofy
Tommy Gibbons
Michigan City
Gene Tunney
New York
Gibbons
Tunney
Bob Jones
Jess Sweetser
Brookline
Yale
Jones
Bobby
Sweetser
Bob
Jimmy Beadle
Philadelphia
Beadle
Bob Gardner
Bill McPhai
Gardner
Yale Dominates Big Three With Undefeated Season Pace
Yale stands in undisputed possession of the Big Three championship and boasts one of the few undefeated teams this season. Pennsylvania and Dartmouth are the only eastern programs still able to claim spots alongside the New Haven outfit.
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Johnny Mohardt
Brick” Muller
Hoge” Workman
Ben Friedman
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Red” Grange
Ilinois
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Little
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Pennsylvania
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New Haven
Oberlin Stars Dominate 1924 All Ohio Eleven
Oberlin places three on the 1924 All-Ohio Conference team with Weber at quarterback, Jenkins and Starn stars for Wooster, Mason at center, Rohleder and West as ends, Appel and Brill guards, and three Oberlin selections on the second and third squads. The selection reflects coaches’ consensus amid strong aerial attack and varied backs.
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Western Reserve
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Max Weber
Crimson and Gold
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Jenkins
Wooster
Gribben
Cal
Starn
Presbyterian
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Bowe
Hiram
Grosjean
Flattery
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Miami
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Miami to Hold 51 Day Racing Season Opening January 15
Luke Cassidy, manager of the Miami Jockey Club, announces the first complete entries for the 51 day season in Miami starting January 15. A total of 1018 stables are listed as ready at the track as of November.
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America
Miami
J. & Ward
Wise Counsellor
Mepinard
Colonel Shinn
Max Hirech
Vanderbilt
Bud Fisher
Nellie Morse
J. F. Richardson
Spot Cash
Joseph Marrone
My Play
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Umbria
J. T. Weaver
Sir Barton
Mr. Cassidy
New York
Luke Cassidy
Fla
Jockey Club
United States
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