Grange Stars in Bears Victory Over Yellow Jackets
Harold Grange led the Chicago Bears to a 14 to 7 win over Frankford on a rain soaked field before 40 000 fans. He scored both Bears touchdowns and delivered a key 25 yard pass to Mohardt. Grange earned $15 000 for the afternoon.
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Canton Daily News
Red Grange Stars
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Chicago
Mohardt
Notre Dame
Frankford
Jones
Stockton
Grange to Face Giant Eleven Today in New York
Harold Grange of the Chicago Bears meets the New York Giants in a high profile exhibition at Polo Grounds. Estimates place Grange’s payday around 30000 dollars as crowds of about 100000 are expected to view the showdown. Giants coach Bob Follett plans a special defense while weather threatens a heavy field after a week of rain.
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Grange
Chicago Bears
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Bears
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Srange
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Trange
Entury Milstead
Yale
Illinois
Joe Xander
Lynn Bomar
Bob Folll
Knights of Columbus basketball team aims for city title
The Knights of Columbus basketball squad, led by Eddie Hogan as coach and Nels J. Conley as manager, plans a road opener at Marion on December 16 and a home opener in early December. The squad includes many of last year’s stars and aims to capture the state K of C championship, with practice set for December 7 at the club house.
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Canton Travis
Oscar
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Dory
VIS ELECTED TIGER CAPTAIN FOR 1926
Vis elects John Avis Sr of Brooklyn as Princeton football captain for 1926. The guard, six feet tall and 195 pounds, has kept tough practice through two seasons and is praised as a strong leader.
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Brooklyn
Frank Glick
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Ackfield
Canton Lad Starred For Ogelthorpe In South Football
Adrian Maurer of Canton Ohio has starred at halfback for Ogelthorpe University Georgia. Named among the best backs south of the Mason Dixon line he led his team past Centre Howard Wofford and Loyola in a final-season stretch. Maurer ends his college career after yesterday’s game with Rollins in Miami and plans to play professional football in the South.
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Norris
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Mason- Dixon
Rollin College
Miami
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Florence Kolberg
Katherine
Nettie Maurer
Ohio State basketball opens 1925 season with two nonconference games
Ohio State kicks off the 1925 26 season with two games next week starting with Ohio Wesleyan on December 9 and then Ohio University three days later. Coach Harold Olsen rebuilds around captain Red Seiffer and Cookie Cunningham as he searches for replacements for graduates Johnny Miner Mel Shaw and Jake Cameron. Archie Tarbert and Robin Bell emerge as likely forward options with Bill Hunt also in contention.
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Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Harold G.lsen
Red” Seiffer
Cookie” Cunningham
Johnny Miner
Mel Shaw
Jake Cameron
Archie Tarbert
Robin Bell
Olsen
Bill Hunt
Bill
Marty Karow
Harry Fenner
Dayton
Fenner
Coaches Pick All American Grid Elevens
A long passage outlines selections for All American grid elevens by The Baseball Writers Association with committee members from John B. Foster Harvey Bullion and James Harrison and notes potential reports to February meetings. It discusses player option rules between major and minor leagues and the impact on players, drafts and waivers, plus a National League golden jubilee memorial service and a lengthy roster of players across colleges.
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Harvey Bullion
Detroit
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New York
National League Nation
Arthur H. Soden
Boston
John B. Day
Six Records Fall In 1925 Auto Racing
Earl Cooper and Frank Elliott shattered six world records at Culver City on November 29 1925 driving 122 cubic inch cars. Elliott averaged 127.87 mph for 250 miles to win. Cooper set five new marks but ran dry with 20 miles left, allowing Elliott to pull ahead. Observers cited higher sustained speeds from boosted superchargers and stronger engine components as key factors in a record year for racing.
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Harry Hartz
Carrollton High Basketball Opens Season With Open Dates
Carrollton high schedules a nine home and nine away game slate plus district tournament. Open dates Feb 13 26 27 invite first class district rivals. Contact Eugene Wiard for bookings.
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Barnesville
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Salem
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Dover
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Gibbons To Show Here December 14
Gibbons will fight at Doty’s gym on December 14 in an eight round main event with an opponent named later. The card includes two six round bouts and two four rounders. Gibbons previously scored two knockouts in one night at Akron then defeated Milly Hirsch at Doty’s gym in four rounds.
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Billy Gibbons
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Akron
Milly Hirsch
Speed Expected To Be Great For Hoosier Races
Indianapolis riders expect speeds over 120 miles per hour as European and American builders rush to prepare vast pocket motors for the 1926 International Sweepstakes. The preliminary entry program was issued to top drivers, with the May 31, 1926, race date announced and piston displacement reduced from 123 to 91 1/2 cubic inches.
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Europe
America
East Canton Faces Malvern In Big Clash At Malvern
East Canton meets Malvern this afternoon in a key contest for both teams. Each side has one loss this season and the game could settle last season’s feud with Malvern beating East Canton. The squad aims to even the score and invites out of town clubs to contact Doudly Ritz, County 253.
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Call Doudly
Bobby Jones Declares He Will Not Turn Pro
Atlanta amateur golf star Bobby Jones emphatically denied reports he would turn professional. He said he has no interest in cashing in on his golfing ability and will continue in business with Adair Realty in Atlanta while pursuing golf as a hobby. Jones plans to stay amateur, balancing studies and a stake in his firm as wintering in Sarasota and spring return to Atlanta.
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Stribling Defeats Burns in Grand Rapids Boxing Card
Stribling of Atlanta won a decision over Tommy Burns of Detroit as Lyle Devoignes of Kalama shaded Jack ONeill of Duluth in six rounds. Al Massey of Muskegon and Nick Ellingwood of Fort Wayne drew six rounds.
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Minn
al Massey
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