Perry Finds Splendid Football In Alabama Georgia Tech Contest
Lawrence Perry notes Alabama and Georgia Tech both delivered high caliber football in their Alabama game shining with strong line play and smart interference. He highlights Wycoff's standout nose and Southern sportsmanship while praising coaches Wade Alexander McGugin and others for elevating Dixie football to national standards.
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Perry
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Amnts
Tech
Dixie
Douglas Wycoff
Mason Wycoff
Wycoff
South
Wallace Wade
Bill Alexander
Dan McGugin
Woodruff
Georgia
Robinson
Oglethorpe
Mason and Dixon
Alabama Tech
Hubert
Stagg Dying Har Still Has Title Hope
In defeat to Pennsylvania, Chicago coach Alonzo Stagg refused to abandon the possibility of winning the Big Ten title. He cited past champs and noted Michigan and Iowa’s pace while Illinois and Ohio State faltered. Stagg praised his team’s effort, flagged flaws in pass plays, and credited five yards McCarty and Bob Curley for potential scoring options as Chicago clings to a fighting chance.
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Davis J. Walsh
York
Stagg
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Michisen
Towa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maroon
McCarty
Bob Curley
John OBrien Fighters Start Work Tomorrow
John OBrien and his two overnight contenders begin work in Boston Tuesday night under promoter Lew Perfetti and trainer Joey Delmars. Perfetti outsboxed Eddie Martin to win a bantam bout, while Delmars faces Chick Suggs for the featherweight NE title after Suggs held a string of victories.
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Canton Daily News
New York
John O'Brien
Boston
Jawn Ia
Lew Perfetti
Joey Delmars
Perfetti
Bantam
Eddie Martin
Charley Rosenberg
Perfett
Lew
Celmars
Herman
Joey
Floorim
Chick Suggs
New England
Spanish 14 Loses 7 to 0 in Cup Match
Hungarian team defeats the Spanish 14 by seven goals at Kinsman field. Sarian players led early, scoring and widening the gap as the Spanish side failed to respond.
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Panish
Kinsman Field
Sarians
Ascoe
Outfields Rebuilding Across Major Leagues in 1926
1925 season ends with talk of major outfield overhauls in the National and American leagues. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland plan changes as teams seek new power and defensive balance. Individual players named include Waner, Carey, Christensen, Wheat, Roush, Hoifmann, Cobb, Speaker and McNulty.
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Canton Daily News
York
Pittsburgh
Young Waner
Aken
San Francisco
Dreyfuss
Carey
Bancroft
Brown
Welsh
Phillies
Harper
Leach
St. Louis
Hornady
Chicago Cubs
McCarthy
Detroit
Hoifmann
Cobb
Cleveland
Speaker
Jamieson
McNulty
Iowa Triumph Photo Captures Muddy Ohio State Scene
Two photos show Harold Griffin and Harold Cunningham at the Ohio State Iowa game last Saturday in Ohio Stadium. The action shot features Lester Pry of Iowa crossing for the first touchdown as referee Masker signals the score amid mud covered players and officials.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Ohio Stadium
Huskies
Harold Griffin
Harold Cunningham
Oho
Lester Pry
Lowa
Masker
Amateur Show at Walther's Gym Lights Up Local Boxing
Walther's Gym hosts a balanced amateur boxing card led by Mike Carroll and Red Wilkins light heavyweights. Semi finals match Al Kindler against Paddy Mulla, with Rip Shirey facing Mickey Cares at 130 pounds. George Shirey battles Youne Corbett, locals Joe Cavell and Georgie Smith box four rounds, Todny Wilson and Young Beatty open the show, with free admission for ladies.
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Onight
AL Walther
Mike Carroll
Red Wilkins
Carroll
Wilking
Massillon
al Kindler
Alliance
Paddy Mulla
Canton
Rip Shirey
Mickey Cares
Ravenna
George Shirey
Youne Corbett
Joe Cavell
Georgie Smith
Todny Wilson
Young Beatty
Potunda
Walter Williams Dies From Neck Injury In Gridiron Collision
Walter Williams, a Black football tackle for the Stanley Used Car eleven, died in Toledo after a game injury. He suffered a broken neck during a federation clash with the National Credit eleven, dying almost instantly.
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Toledo
Walter Williams
Stanley
National Credit Eleven
Williams
Pennsylvanians Lead East in Scoring as Others Shine
Michigan, Syracuse, and Cornell claim stronger defensive records with no points allowed, while Pennsylvan ia boasts national esteem from wins over Yale and Chicago. Georgia Tech falls to Alabama, Dartmouth beats Harvard, and Yale trims Brown as coastal and valley leaders remain Washington and Missouri.
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N. 8
Itew York
Pennsylvani
Yale
Chicago
Michigan
Syracis
Cornell
Dartmouth
Penner
Als ‘Ama
Washington
Towa
Army
War Coleate
Navy
Missour
Bute
Reaton ‘Olege
New York University
South
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Georgia
Vander Dil
Harvard
Princeton
Mitie
Iowa
Michiean
Ohio State
Triois
Notra Dama
Minnesota
Penn-sylvania
St Louis
Penn State
Fordham
Akron
Northwestern
Tulane
Oscars Play Tie With McKenzie in Muddy Cup Match
The two sides played 90 minutes on a wet City field yesterday afternoon. McKenzie opened with a goal by MekKnight shortly after kickoff as wind favored them. Oscars equalized late in the second half when Regieros assisted Ritchie for a corner set piece. The match ended 1 1 with no further scoring.
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Oscour Thistle
Mckenzies
Tetie
MekKenzie
MekKnight
Murray
Oscare
Regieros
Ritchie
Oaears
Ritchio
Oeears
Major Daly Says Character Of Football Is Changing
Major Daly notes midseason Eastern football features a shift to a balanced pass and run game. He cites Yale Brown Dartmouth Harvard and Pennsylvania as examples with forward passes becoming central to scoring. He highlights Dartmouth players Oberlander and others as standout performers in a high scoring, diversified attack.
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Major Daly
Maj
Charles Daly
Harvard Wn
Canton Dally News
Ivambridge
Yale
Brown Stadium
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Spencer Walthour Lead Bike Field in Six Day Race
In Chicago the Freddie Spencer and Bobby Walthour American team led the six day international bike race early morning standings. Tom Bello and Louis Benezetto trailed closely as Reggie McNamara showed early speed after leading the first mile last night. Franco Georgetti and Gaetano Belloni missed the start causing pairings changes and Jimmy Servick withdrew due to ptomaine poisoning.
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Chicago
Freddie Spencer
Bobby Walthour
Tom Bello
Louis Benezetto
Reggie McNamara
New Jersey
Franco Georgetti
Gaeano Belloni
Italy
Jimmy Servick
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