Eastern gridiron shocks topple major teams in weekend chaos
Briggs New York reports a tumultuous Saturday as Yale Harvard Notre Dame and Army all falter. Army defeats Notre Dame amid rocklike defense while Yale loses to Penn and Harvard is toppled by Holy Cross. Unbeaten lists shrink with Colgate Lafayette Princeton Navy tying games.
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Football's rise and old guard fall in 1925 college notes
Between Ourselves by Edward J Shugrue surveys 1925 season mood with Penn smothering Yale Holy Cross edging Harvard Army beating Notre Dame Princeton holding Navy to a tie and Dartmouth improving. It lists future title contenders Dart mouth Fenn and Army, notes Yale and Bun nel errors, praises Carey in baseball, and chronicles alleged all time baseball heroes by year with many named players and teams.
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St Luke Dominates Episcopal Inter Church Bowling Standings
St Luke leads the Episcopal Inter Church league with six straight wins and holds top team marks in high team total. Rundle is the top individual with a 331 high total, while St Paul holds a 508 team high single and St Luke carries the league’s best team total at 1476.
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Mohicans 27 Hillsides 6 in dominant Mohican victory
Mohican football team posted its third straight win after defeating the Hillsides of Chicopee Mass 27 to 6 at Newfield Park. Ray Shea led the attack with a 34 yard run and multiple carries while Luddy Neary and Boyan anchored the offense and Strauss contributed on defense. The Bay Staters managed only three first downs and were repeatedly stifled by Mohican line play and timely penalties.
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De Molay Quintet 15 Given Banquet
Bridgeport Chapter of DeMolay held a banquet at the Masonic temple honoring the DeMolay baseball team. The squad won the Yellowcraft League title by going 11 straight, defeated local teams, and earned gold watch charms, team pictures, and letters for players and staff.
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Bridgeport High to Clash With Crosby Eleven Saturday
Bridgeport High faces Crosby at Waterbury next Saturday in a crucial game after a five game win streak. Coach Reilly drills the squad through a hard week, aiming to extend the undefeated run as Bridgeport’s Red and Black prepare for a tough slate including Bulkeley New Utrecht and Stamford.
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Brandies to Play Olivet Quintet in Practice Game
Brandies will host Olivet in a practice basketball game on the YMHA court tomorrow afternoon. The lineup lists Brandies Goebel Kaplan Bogen Spivach and Hohwartz while Olivet features Rosinsky Lindsay. Hietlocher, a former Cubs star, believes he can return to the lineup next season and has written to Joe McCarthy about regaining health.
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Joe McCarthy
Waterbury Blues Top Rochester Jeffs 7–6 in Narrow Win
Waterbury Blues led by George Mulligan beat the Rochester Jeffs of the National Professional Football League 7 to 6. Eddie Hunsinger recovered a fumble and ran 45 yards for the Waterbury score. Stubbeher added the extra point. Smyth to Lynch connected for a 49 yard pass for Rochester’s lone points. kick after touchdown failed.
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Grange Showcases Unmatched Speed in Opening Kickoff
Chicago October 18 Frank Sommers, longtime football figure, says Harold Hed Grange is the fastest, most elusive halfback he's ever seen after Grange grabbed the opening kickoff and sprinted 80 yards for a touchdown during a Illinois town game scouted for Pennsylvania yesterday.
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Grange Far Behind 1925 Big Ten Scorers
Nick Kutsch of Iowa tops the Big Ten scoring chart after scoring all points in Iowa’s win over Illinois. Michigan’s Friedman posted the largest single game total, moving into second ahead of Oosterbaan and Gregory. Red Grange scored on a long run but trails his 1924 scoring pace as the ten leading scorers are listed.
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Red” Grange
Norwalk Falls to New Britain 7 0 in Pro Game
Norwalk hosted New Britain as the All New Britain team won 7 to 0. Behrer intercepted two forward passes and raced for a touchdown. Barnikow added the kickoff.
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