Larry Doyle to Succeed Cozy Dolan as Giants Coach
Larry Doyle, former New York Giants second baseman and captain, is reported to replace Cozy Dolan as coach for next season after Dolan’s ban related to bribery allegations involving Heinty Sand. McGraw and Giants officials weigh the move while noting Doyle’s long tenure with the club and McGraw’s optimistic outlook for 1926. The article also discusses possible first base candidate Bill Terry and Giants spring plans in Sarasota and exhibitions from March to April.
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Lara Doyle
Secon
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Cozy Dolan
Jimmy O'Connell
Heinty Sand
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McCraw
Bef
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John McGraw
New York Giants
Aaiil McGraw
Reds
Terry
McGraw
Cinesnhat
Bill Terry
Jake Daubert
Birmingham
Ala
Augusta
Washington
New York
Giants
Memphis
Senators
New Orleans
Aggies Tie Defensive Mark in 1923 Football Season
New York Dec 4 Associated Press Ninety five representative college elevens scored 11 dbs points in the season ending Saturday an average of 119 per team. Madama 290 led scorers while Pennsylvania held opponents to 17 points. Susquehanna yielded 222 and Vermont 237 against. The Connecticut Aggies posted the season's best defensive record with only 13 points allowed.
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Associated Press
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West Virginia
Cornell
California
Alabama
Notre Dame
Middlebury
Rutgers
Muhlenberg
Dartmouth
Colgate
New
Pennsylvania
Virginia Polytechnic
Centre
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Virginia Miliary
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Lebanon Valley
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Delaware
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St. John's
Brooklyn
Massachusetts Institution
Guardistle
Army
Cadets
Navy
Mcbride
Syratus
Columbia Almas
Cobb's clever baserunning shocks league critics
The account describes Ty Cobb stealing a run by sprinting from first on a single, drawing a fumbled relay and exploiting errors to score from third. It highlights Cobb’s strategic pressure, his mental game, and the view that he manipulated opponents into blunders.
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Coby
Clark Griyth
Bridgeport Trade Wins in Fairfield League Clash
Bridgeport Trade defeated Lufield High 28 to 11 at Legion Hall Fairfield to claim a second win in 24 hours. The Trade defense limited their opponents to two field goals, while Hanusovaky Coronesc and Traleguerda starred on offense and Leske with Tredericat added scoring support.
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Lufield High
Legion Hall
Fairfield
Pairfield
Trat‘ts
Puirfieldens
Hanusovaky
Coronesc
Traleguerda
Leske
Tredericat
Tigue to Box After Walker Bout Plans
New York December 4 Mike Tigue world heavyweight champion will not fight before his match with welterweight titleholder Mickey Walker in Newark in January. Paddy Mullins, Tigue's manager, said offers for other fights had been received but none accepted including Marullo in New Orleans and Middleton in Miami.
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Tleholder
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Paddy Mullins
Mi Tague
MeTigue
Omatehse
Mullins
Will
Young Marullo
New Orleans
Jack Middleton
Miami
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Princeton J. Dee 4 Wrestling Schedule Revealed
The Jersey program lists seven intercollegiate meets starting December with the Boys Club in Newark and matches versus Penn at Philadelphia Lehigh Stevens Harvard Cambridge Yale and others through March 4.
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J. Dee
Nowdition
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Stevens
Juary
Harvard
Cambridg
Yale
Bridgeport Terminal Faces Tom Murphy's All Stars in Series
The Bridgeport Terminal club bowling team of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad will start a home and home series against Tom Murphy's All Stars at Red Men's bowling alleys Monday night. Charles Sandellin of 863 Patterson Avenue Stratford is the Railroad men's team manager.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Tom Murphy
All Stars
Charles Sandellin
Patterson Avenue
Stratford
Memorial Stadium Drive Reaches Funding Milestone
A fundraising drive in Columbia Missouri raises funds for a Memorial Stadium seating 3000 at the University of Missouri. Construction will begin next spring and be completed before the 1926 football season opens.
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University of Missouri
The King of Competitors Paavo Nurmi Arrives in America
Grantland Rice surveys Paavo Nurmi the Finnish distance great arrival in the United States and the doubt whether he can conquer unfamiliar conditions. He notes Nurmi’s record mile around 4 10 and 4 08 plus miles, and discusses the invader's potential impact on competing athletes amid looming indoor season and boxing draws.
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Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Red" Grange
Jack Dempsey
Bill Tilden
Nurmi
Marke
Norman Taber
John Paul Jones
Johnny Overton
Jose Ray
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