Notre Dame Beats Stanford 27 to 10 In Shawnee Bowl Tie
Notre Dame horsemen tore around Stanford to win 27 to 10 in a dramatic intersectional game in Pasadena. Rockne tested reserves, then unleashed the Four Horsemen as Notre Dame surged from a 3–0 deficit to take control with multiple drives and timely defensive stands. Stanford pushed early but ND answered with sustained ground and aerial work leading to a commanding victory.
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Vers
Cuddleback
Indiana
Cerney
Livergood
Boland
Techh
Jim Lawson
Orsemen
Stuhldreher
Johnson
Layden
Crowley
Don Miller
California Beats Penn 14 to 0 in Undefeated Season
Lenn Carlson led California to a 14 to 0 victory over Pennsylvania at Berkeley after a dominant performance by the Golden Bears. The win extended California’s streak to five consecutive seasons without a loss, with Carlson directing the offense and contributing as field general in the decisive contest.
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Van
Pennsylvania
California
Quakers
Dixon
Penn
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Horrell
McGraw
Imlay
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Laird
Kreuse
Douglas
Craig
Thayer
Lenn Carlson
University of California
Spring Training Plans Split Top Managers on Approach
Billy Evanser notes contrasting spring plans among major league bosses. McGraw favors exhibition games for conditioning and rivalries with the Yankees, while Speaker prefers built training camps and no public warmups. Harris sides with McGraw, seeking early competition through cross league play. Fans scarcely endorse spring results but practice paves the way for late-season performance.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Cleveland Indians
Layden sparks Four Horsemen in coast tournament win
LMER LAYDEN, star of the Four Horsemen, starred as his team defeated Stanford in the annual tournament of the roses on the coast. He produced the two longest runs of the afternoon, both touchdowns after interceptions in Notre Dame territory, sealing the victory.
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Lmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Stanford
Tournament of the Roses
Notre Dame
Sports H superhero? 1925 Yearly Roundup
The column reviews sports headlines and events across the year. Highlights include Hoppe defending a balk line title for the 573rd time, Mickey Walker suspended by the New York boxing commission, Dempsey denying ducking Wills, Ruth predicting new home run records, spring training begins for big league teams, Connie Mack predicting Athletics’ championship, Coolidge throwing out the first ball, Washington’s early success, Hagen winning the British Open, Lipton’s Shamrock in yacht racing, and Everett Scott's long consecutive game streak as the Tigers chase a world series.
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Hoppe
New York Boxing Commission
Mickey Walker
Dempsey
Pennant Plays in Basketball Bat-off Action
A bat-off basketball sequence features Forward 1 15 feet from center at the toss-up. He moves in, bats the ball to Guard 4 who passes upcourt to Forward 2. Forward 2 returns it to Guard 4 as he drives to Center 3, who may shoot or pass to Forward 1 or Forward 2, with Guard 6 becoming basket guard.
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McMullen
Bach
Indiana
Crowley
Stuhldreher
Solomon
Nevers
Stuhlsdreher
Notre Dame
Johnston
Layden
Stanford
Kelly
Walker
Cuddeback
Ted Shipkey
Ted
Adam Walsh
Lawson
Shipkey
Cuddebacks
Page Eleven
Froward
SMU Falls to Wesleyan in Pulse-Pounding Bowl Clash
West Wesleyan trips SMU 9-7 as Bullman scores the decisive touchdown after a fumbled pass and Watters kicks the earlier field goal. The Mustangs, led by Walling’s early drives and Weihl’s gains, push the pace with aerials but cannot bridge the gap.
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Southern Methodist University
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Methodists
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Walter Cam
Sout Methodists
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Walling
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Garrity
Bobcats
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Stollenweick
Fina
Cecesse
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Cy Weil
Scheen
Ccccee
Boi
Ring
Stollenwerck
Cochrane
Michiga
Bridges
Harvard
Blair
Yale
Roach Balor
Greb Defeats Ratner In Ten Round Boxing Showdown
Pittsburg Jan 1 Harry Greb middleweight champion won a judges decision over Angie Ratner of New York in ten rounds. Greb weighed 164 while Ratner was 163. In the prelims Jack McFarland beat Young Sweeney. Kid Boots defeated Sammy Butler. Homer Leblanc beat Bad News Taylor.
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Harry Greb
Angie Ratner
New York
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Ratner
Jack McFarland
Wilkinsburg
Young Sweeney
Mingo Junction
Kid Boots
Charleroi
Sammy Butler
Homer Leblanc
Taylor
Orser wins junior singles title at nationals
Horace Drser of George Washington High School wins the national junior indoor tennis singles title at Seventh Regiment Armory by beating H L Johnson of Newton Academy 6-3 6-4 9-7. He and Kenneth Appel lose the junior doubles title to Johnson and Malcolm Hill 6-1 2-6 6-0 6-4.
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New York
Horace
Ser
George Washington Hi School
New York City
Seventh Regiment Armory
H. L. Johnson
Newton Academy
Waban
Mass
Orser
Kenneth Appel
Merciesburg
Johnson
Malcolm T. Hill
Latzo Knocks Out Haley in Second Round Fight
Pete Latzo of Taylor Pa welterweight knocked out Patsy Haley of Philadelphia in the second round of a ten round bout in Scranton Pa. Tony Occipent won the eight round semi final over K O Chappie. Babe Ruth watched from ringside as the homerun king received a hearty ovation.
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Pete Latzo
Taylor
Patsy Haley
Philadelphia
Tony Occipent
K. 0
Chappie
Babe” Ruth
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Tim
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