Big college football day as Notre Dame tops Minnesota
In Minneapolis Memorial Stadium Notre Dame defeats Minnesota 19 to 7 before 45,000 fans. Michigan beats Illinois 3 to 0 at Champaign in a record crowd, while Pennsylvan ia edges Chicago 7 to 6 in muddy Franklin Field. Iowa blanks Ohio State 15 to 0 in Columbus as fog and mud complicate play.
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Ames State College Thrills With 28 13 Football Win
Ames State College defeated Washington University of St. Louis 28 to 13 in a thrilling Missouri Valley Conference game. The contest featured multiple passes and long end runs, showcasing the home team’s lean conference schedule.
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Nebraska Dominates Kansas in Homecoming Gridiron Clash
Lincoln Nebraska October 24 The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers crushed the University of Kansas 14 to 0 at Memorial Stadium before a large homecoming crowd. Nebraska scored twice in the first half and shut out Kansas throughout the game.
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Colgate Defeats Princeton 9-0 in Rain at Palmer Stadium
Colgate defeated Princeton 9 to 0 as 19,000 fans braved a driving rainstorm at Palmer Stadium. Colgate broke a scoreless game with nine points in seven minutes after three quarters of even play.
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Yale Dominates Brown at Brown Field Dedication
Yale, the stronger team of the era, defeated Brown 20 to 7 before 28,000 fans at the Brown field dedication. Keefer opened scoring with a 35 yard sprint into the end zone.
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Green Triumph Over Crimson at Cambridge Stadium
In Cambridge Massachusetts on October 24 Green defeated Harvard 32 to 9 for the third straight year as a Dartmouth crowd cheered a 32 to 9 win and Harvard faced a fourth straight loss this season.
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Wisconsin Defeats Purdue 7–0 in Conference Opener
Wisconsin wins its first conference opener since 1923 with a 7 to 0 victory over Purdue. The game features much passing and a slippery field. Krenz twisted through Purdue for the opening touchdown in the first period.
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Florney and Lautenschlaeger Spark Tulane in 18-7 Win
At Stagg Field Chicago on Oct 24 Tulane defeated Northwestern 18 to 7 as Peggy Florney scored all three Tulane touchdowns and averaged over 50 yards on punts while captain Leslie Lautenschlaeger powered the Green Wave offense. Northwestern managed a single score in the second period on quick passes from Lewis to Seidel and White.
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Stanford Downs Oregon Aggies In Tight Conference Game
In Palo Alto on October 24 Stanford defeated the Oregon Aggies 26 to 19 in a hard fought match. Schulmeric, the Aggies left half back, scored all of his team's points.
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Gonzaga Defeats Idaho 12 to 8 in Spokane Tilt
Gonzaga University overwhelmed the University of Idaho 12 to 8 in Spokane. Ingram scored two touchdowns as Gonzaga’s backfield and line dominated both sides of the ball. Idaho was shut down except for a single field goal and struggled with tackling and interference in windy conditions.
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Montana State College Defeats Intermountain Union in Muddy Showdown
In Bozeman on Oct 24 Montana State College beat Intermountain Union 38 to 0 on a soggy field with a snowstorm. Bobcats relied on limited plays yet scored a TD each quarter, including a fumble return by Gisnn. Pollard Dirrim and Spierson starred on defense as many fumbles marred the game.
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Butte High Beats Missoula 19 to 8 in Open Play
In a rugged high school game at Butte three quarters, Butte High led Missoula 19 to 8. Dillon Beavers defeated Anaconda De at Bozeman State College 93 in a separate scoreline noted in the recap.
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Weekend Grid Sees Scores Across Nations and Campuses
A sweep of football results shows Missoula and Missoula-area teams blanked, while major matchups include Laramie, Yale, Princeton, and Notre Dame posting wins or forfeits. Notable scores include Harvard 32 over Dartmouth, Army 19 over St Louis, and California teams defeating Nevada 35 to 0.
Miles City Railroad May Come On Later
A delegation of eastern financial representatives arrived in Casper to review plans for completing the Wyoming Montana railroad from Rawlins to Miles City. Hugh Kirby stated that 845,000,0000 would be raised to finance the line and develop resources along the route, with construction set to begin early next spring if facts align. The party will tour oil fields and continue toward Montana, remaining in Casper until Tuesday.
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Orphanage Superintendent Held on Criminal Assault Charge
William Johnson, superintendent of a Long Island Baptist orphanage housing 50 girls aged 8 to 16, was held on $10,000 bond on charges of criminal assault. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children filed the affidavit, and the organization took over administration of the home as police alleged intimate relations with four other residents.
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Red Cross Finances Show Wide Services
National and international Red Cross services are outlined for the year ended June 30 1925 with total expenditures of 10 321 679 80 including 4 295 292 61 to ex service men and 3 577 916 42 for disabled veterans The report details disaster relief foreign and insular work home health nursing nutrition and first aid programs plus chapter funding and the call for larger membership to sustain service.
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Red Cross First Aid Popular in America Amid Rising Accidents
The American Red Cross reports 356 chapters taught First Aid last year with 20 601 certificates issued. Public safety agencies in cities such as Washington Toledo Boston South Bend and Indianapolis expanded training for police fire departments and schools. The Red Cross railroad car logged 10 340 miles visiting 137 cities and 1 200 meetings with 146 827 attendees. Industries like Western Electric saw lower accident rates per 1 000 employees.
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