Grange and Tryon Lead 1925 Scoring Feats in East and Midwest
Red Grange of Illinois and Hallie Tryon of Colgate dominate 1925 scoring totals with Grange at 336 points across three seasons and Tryon totaling 284. The report notes Tryon’s early entry before the freshman rule and compares their career marks, highlighting backfield scoring trends and season-by-season touchdown and field goal contributions.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan
Middle West
East
Rytongs
Ptaskins
Red Grange
Winois
Hdldis Tryon
Colgate
Bésause
Tryon
Colgate aPrior
Grange
Calgate
Graham
Fordham
Barnum
West Virginia
Princeton Names John W. Davis Jr Captain Of 1926 Football Eleven
John W W Davis Jr of Brooklyn New York was elected captain of Princeton university medical eleven for 1926 completing a decade in which linesmen had led the team. Davis won his letter as a sophomore and played guard on Princeton's championship squad this fall.
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Princeton
John W W. Davis, Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Deday
Princeton University Medical
Davis
National billiards championship opens March 1 at Manufacturers' Club
The 1924 national amateur class A championship in 28.2 balkline billiards will be staged at the Manufacturers' Club in Philadelphia starting March 1. Francis So Appleby of New Albany...
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Associated Press
New York
Se Ao
Maurice Daly
National
la Wier Academy
Dees Miateur Ailard
Rauber to Lead Generals of 1926 Football Team
Joe Rauber of Lexington Virginia was elected captain of the Washington and Lee Generals football squad for 1926 at the annual banquet. A versatile back, Rauber previously starred as a halfback and plunging fullback, earning praise as a top Southern Conference performer. He serves as vice president of the athletic association and belongs to notable campus groups.
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Lexington
Joe
Ty" Rauber
Washington
Generals
Rauber
Washington and Lee
Sessin
Gunergis
Washington Bny
Shaipless
Inston
Nia Vest
Tathletice Association
Ribvon Society
Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
GB. Barker
New York City
W. A. Ward
Atlanta
PLDL
Sprig
Springfield
Tenn
Evictium
J. Z. Clinton
Nate
Dartmouth Coach Names All American Team
Dartmouth coach selects national All American picks led by Dartmouth standouts on the roster. The panel includes Hawker Hawley Lat and others with players from Yale Princeton Nebraska Stanford and Washington among contributors.
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Dartmouth
New York
Voneh
Ten Manley
Wad
Lat
Hawley
Gieve
Parker
Behl Nant Oberlauder
Avith
Plek
Tuily
Tarfinn
Miinvia
Hawler
Jamanere
Wewtern Wen
Andx—Oosterban
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Enox
Tacklex
Didmouth
Weir
Nebraska
unrde—Diehl
Rat Sturhakn
Yale
Center—Menlinn
Princeton
Grange
Tinola
Oberlander
Wileon
Washington
Fullba Nevers
Stanford
Three Famous Southpaws By Feg Murray
Three left handed pitchers and players are profiled. Pennsylvanias feared left hander in football is noted with spins and yards. Legends from Stanford to Belgium are referenced, including Tay Brown, Mord Brown, and Edouard Hoppe linked to notable feats.
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Serekce Krouz
University of Pennsylvania
Dalves
Leven
Stanford Universine
Tay Brown
Mord Brown
Treas
Penn
Yate
Ife Ninda
Edouard
Willie Hoppe
Senators
Former Lehighton player recalls baseball rise to Louisville
A historical reminiscence follows a player who grew up in Lehighton and learned the game at local clubs. He details early barroom tales, joining teams, and eventually signing with Louisville to play Sherister and Gress in the major leagues era, highlighting pivotal moments and mentors.
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Soviacion
Tenens Wal
Louisville
Sherister
Gress
Thad
Poser
Chihar
Tu Smasie
Lehighton
Notable basketball lineup teased for mythical title hunt
A quirky preview names Washington and Jefferson as key competitors with a fortified lineup including Englehorn and Edwards. The piece highlights strong guards and a solid center, predicting an impregnable front for big plays and scoring chances this season.
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Washington and
Jefferson
Portmouth
Moose
Englehorn
Hilvock
Bill" Edwards
Wringeton
Ipeman
Sessiyn
Pelart
Stove League Boys Take Up Lively Ball
Fragmentary notes describe a game or practice with mentions of players from West Virginia Notre Dame and Harvard. The text references backfield roles and notable figures in a lively, competitive context, but details are incomplete and names are garbled.
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Stove League
Rekersall
Rodee
Euatstein
Ekbete
West Virginia
Darly Son
Washington
Jefferson
Teavn Gieheilioh
Notre Dame
Lom Mavient
Harvard
Mountaineer mat men begin training amid large turnout
Morgantown reports over 50 candidates reported to coach Harridy at the commencement hall for West Virginia University wrestling. Daily drills run through December 18, with veterans like Bara Misvoberver and Tony Suder showing strong prospects in heavyweight and 158 pound classes.
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Morgantown
West Winisteia University
Oonch
Steve Harvick
Commencement Hall
Harridy
Christiana
Tandamentala
Jarer
Henin
Feather
Football Men Schedule Unclear After Training Intel
Three football players Horse Tough Isaac Ditsenbereer and Tred James Wile appeared as Maye tek hae advised rest in the wake of Defate reporting. The athlete department aims to complete the wrestling schedule in the coming days while deciding on season openers between January 24 and January 36. Schools are being courted for a February 27 date as the schedule remains unsettled amid ongoing development.
Missouri Grid Captains Named Amid Turbulent Season
A campus report notes Missouri Tigers football will name two grid captains for next year. Details cite seniors Mere Duckson of St Louis and Bacchus of Kansas City, with roles as end and tailback. Also mentions August Hermann of Cincinnati addressing 2000 business leaders on plans for a larger Hedland field and potential city purchase of an old workhouse site for the project.
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Contanay
Dee Versity
Mixxouri Tigers
Missouri Valley
Unlhal
Mere Duckson
St. Louis
FL Bueehus
Kansas City
Brewer
Wrector
Athleti
Bacchus
Winuianati
Lee
August Hermann
Cincinnal Beta
Jypcheon
Hermann
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