All Eastern Eleven Named From East Coast Grid Stars
A Bridgeport Telegram review notes more than 50 players from Harvard Princeton Army Lafayette Rutgers Columbia Brown Yale Dartmouth Penn and Fordham make an honor roll for All Eastern football with selections spanning ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks and backs. The piece cites strong candidates including Beatie McGinley Sturhahn Ellinger Garbisch Lovejoy and Koppisch among others and discusses the near impossibility of a definitive first team draft from such talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Walter Camp
Ye UN
Afty
Kale
Harvard
Princeton
Army
Lafayette
Rutgers
Portmouth
Columbia
Brown Wenn
Syracuse
Fordham
Tasman
Gil
Singham
Yate
Stout
Fraser
Bjorkman
Terry
Warner
Joss
Richtds
Yale
Starobin
Brat
Trincion
Coady
Dooley Jartmouth Packs Fond
Kline Allen Scott
Rall Taeavttt
Tuart
Mouth
Heel
Benkert
Hulgers
Mcbride
Slagie
Prince Imore
Wood
Gehrk Marvard
Kirkloski
Watayete
Koppisea
Kruaz
McGraw
Penn
GoreLlam
Fenti
Nywa
Gui
Beatie
McGinley
Sturhahn
Ellinger
Garbison
Lovejoy
Bingham
Berry
Dient Yches
Bowstein
Siming
Gehrke
Simmons
McBrid
Autora
St. Louis and Boston clubs lose money despite Hornsby demand
National League owners report deficits for St. Louis and Boston clubs despite star player Rogers Hornsby. Hornsby seeks 100000 dollars for three years, but crowds dwindled. Owners consider trading Hornsby for three valuable players plus cash, while Philadelphia profits.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Cardinals
Reston Qluns
Philies
Penn completes 1925 football schedule with Haverford game
Philadelphia December 11 Penn yesterday completed its 1925 grid slate by agreeing to meet Haverford on the final open date of November. The last Penn versus Haverford clash was in 1908, a Penn win 58 to 0. The schedule lists Ursinus, Swarthmore, Brown, Yale, Illinois, and Haverford.
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PENN
Philadelphia
Svi
Sterday
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Ursinius
Swarthmore
Brown
Providence
Yale
New Haven
Illinois
Expedition to Santa Claus Land Led by Captain Elijah Squint
The Telegram announces a Far North expedition to Santa Claus land under Captain Elijah Squint. Daily dispatches will report progress with a special Courier Duck coverage. Look for the first article in the Saturday December 13 edition.
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Santa Claus Land
Elijah Squint
Pikes Peak
Captain Squint
Santa Claus
Telegram
Courier Duck
Two Great Centers Lead The Gridiron Race
The two athletes stood head and shoulders above their peers at center, both superbly skilled and tightly matched in form. Their excellence makes it hard to choose one over the other, as both are regarded among the finest football centermen the game has seen.
Racing Results and Entries from Liberty Park
Race card shows multiple events with purses ranging from 600 to 800 dollars. Entries include Libyan, Queen, Morn, Suzakl Ws, Tavlele, The Gaff, Gynchiti, Judy, Flora, Leulie, Dickie Dix, Popanne, Eye, The Dietaick, Jud Muska, Locust Leaves, Cavalcadour, Pirate McGree, and Locust Leaves scored various times between 1:04 and 1:58. This card covers six races for horses aged two and up, with conditions and finishes noted.
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Parnell Blues
Darkwood
Vain Elle
Neal
Eve Gynchiti
St. Angeli
McDonald
Siat Red
Diddiedee
Lees
Opyright
Flora
Ene
Ie Gee Go
Judy
Leulie
Wiliams
Tad
Dickie Dix
Hutchinon
Sliver Springs
Welman
Thessaly
Ferrum
Algo Pi
Agea
Alowances
Popanne
Smith
Eye
Hema
Dietaick
Petzold
Bangor Croan
George Kuffan
My Boy
Jud
Me Muska ‘Ong
Kaptain Clover
Plenty Coon
New Orleans Race Results Featuring Various Stakes Held
A New Orleans racing card lists multiple races across 2 and 3 year olds and up. Notable horses include Zucchini, Candy Stick, Dawgon, Quesada, Roehm, Demijohn, and Gayla. Purse figures range around 700 to 900, with times and field notes showing several runners and non runners across the sequence.
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Mit
St. Nicholas
Harvey
Candy Stick
Smallwood
Red Smith
Palempour
Hubb and
Pudd
Billy ‘Kidd
Gay Iris
Jandy Satio
Eunice K
Sunburn Algo
Dawgon
Arran Wos
Garrity
Smuts
Lang
Quesada
Waymassamd
Donegal
Backella
Roehm
Stonewal
Caining
Imarton
Deadlock
Mergier
Martha
Moore
Stevens
Demijohn
Tulans
Permaren
Boonevile
Roellia
Fur'ongs
Elvetor
Mergler
Robbins
Bottrey
Kummer
Timatten
WL Wells
Glenmora Algo
Gay
Shanks
Swanson
Dawson
Stuart
Tima
Maxkin
Sea
Claimine
Flying Devil
Purlg and
Soggarth Arcon
TIA JUANA RESULTS FIRST RACE AT MACE MEETING
Race card text lists multiple horses and odds across several gates, describing entries for first race and subsequent sections including distances, purses, and participants with odd results and names such as Runaway Hicks McHugh Veda and Star Caudy, in a dense, archival wagering snapshot.
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Hicks
Runleigh
McHugh
Mying Orb
Young
Tine
Lucky Aye
Athanna
Veda
Sly Fox
Lilly ‘Tiptoe
Star Caudy
Midnight Belo
Migs
Joe
Honent George
Margaret’ Madison
Lulu
Hoagland
Ualtha
Dremdergrass
Eddiing Seth
Fleckrithe
Wine
Little Cass
Midred Ruth
Warrigon's Dele
Carrie Moore
Troney
Alan Ran
Gormsiey
Wiltrude Wood
Lord Valentina
Sehafer
Irl
Mies Cane Alto
Huber
Lothair
McHughigo
Pembroke
Inn Ineglen
Cherry
Ke'gay
Tino
SRG
Halu. Bhreray
Thoroughbred racing card with mixed entries and purses
A long OCR style listing of races from Okeechobee and New Orleans venues detailing purses from $600 to $1,000 for ages and claimers. Includes horse names such as Okeechobee, Ponce, Crestwood Hoy, Cold Mark, Shuck, Califa, Parnel Blue, Drapery, Bashful, and many more with distances from six furlongs to one mile. Weather is clear and track fast in places with multiple entries per race.
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Okeechobee
X—Pour
Fi Norbeck
Ponce
Ivy
D-Wonnelly
X—Analog
Crestwood
Oo Frees Shuck
Califa
Jelilson
Miso Minin
Fuye
Olutin
Furtonge
Purac
X— Tanlac
Uncle Jerry
X—Midnight Stories
X— Huckaberry Finn
N—Eternity
Richard Murray
Czardem
X Conscript
Dena
Wyippet
Green Briar
Bob Waker
Yormak
Alamimour
Lean Per
Igv Harrigat Heene
Arsolds
Hrarmyeet
Woodle Montgonery
Qigang
Corbett Liz
Hamlten
Rundark
Fa'sa
Bryndeary Bright
Hwingalong
Miramonty
Elginning
Claren
Coffield
Redskin
Lady Gorham
Kalglird
Heen van
Nebraska
Belle
Wighte
Eure
Delahatier
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Bjarkman
Wagner
Joss and Richards
Jack Hilla
Budd
Dunker
Guard Greenough
Pease
Stafford
Tooley
Williams
Kline
Pond
Ted Hs
Hazel
Henkert
Wael
Slagh
Kirklocki
Krues
M.graw
Tean
Granam
Georgetown
Garbisch
Ber
Pittsburg
Cornell
Dea
Mlarie
Drake University
Far North
Spud
Havana
Queen
Pickens
St. Paust
Suzakl
Tavlele
Alen
Strolet
Elila
Fort Scarghilk
Tenet
Convent
Chepstida
Wolta
Brensten
New Orleans
Tia Juana
Glada V
Firmament
Red Arc row 108; X—John @, Rely 167; X—Sea Court 106; X—Kinsman
X——Mayoy i Carrel
X—Dr. Glenn
Lou
Maud Harvey
X—Piedmont
Sunny Girl
X—Hootblack
X—Rajah
Mecintosh
Shanghai
Santa
My Destiny
X— Brinkey
Miss Bezetin
Now X—Maximan
Goon
Wil Parmarchy
Nest Girl
Valen
X—Gueen
Agnes Los
Rigel
Llewellyn
Mopity Witch
Staryree
Johg_ Finn
the Vintner
Bradle
Toney
Dust Flower
Barbara Yamer
Cote D
Demilohn
Fan Ifedton
Lovellarsa
Osaniven
Fred Kinnev
Molinero
Freesy Escarpolette
Rachel Potterios
P&q
New York
Main Street
J. K. Murphy
Bridgeport
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