Illinois Back On Mythical Team Dominates All-Conference Picks
December 2, 1925 chronicle shows seven selected coaches naming Grange as the unanimous left halfback and Michigan stars Friedman and Oosterbaan key in the backfield. Brown of Michigan and Lowry of Northwestern praised at center and tackle, with Henderson and Hess strong on the line. Grange heads a diverse group across Illinois, Michigan, Chicago, Northwestern, and Ohio State selections.
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Twoeanies
Michigan
Friedman
Brown
Lowry
Northwestern
Edwards
Suries
Henderson
Kassel
Arnels
Romey
Rencnes
Oosterham
Mogsc
Grange
Fea
Enece
Worthwestern
Fry
Tow Metarty
Leage
Joesting
Minnesota
Towis
Phran
McCarty
Hess
Ohio
I Oosterbaan
Héss
Ohio State
Shively
Winds
Hawking
Illinois
Lewis
Roosevelt Junior High Defeats Midget Team 139 to 7
Roosevelt junior high school football defeated the high school midgets 139 to 7 at Laidley field yesterday. Roosevelt struck twice in the first quarter and added a second-quarter score. Wheeler led defense, while Pawley and Skiles starred on offense. Heeney and Fontaine led the midgets.
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Laidley Field
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Heeney
Fontaine
Grange and Friedman Dominate Early All America Hopes
A garbled 1930s football preview praises Red Grange and Friedman of Michigan as top back and end, noting Northwestern and Alabama figures. It cites Ernie Nevers as an ideal back, praises tackles Ha Wele, Chase, and others, while weighing quarterback choices and intercollegiate talents. The piece reads as a period scouting writeup with scattered player names and opinions on positions.
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Lehoove
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Ernie Nevers
Pacific Moust
Jinhert
Alaham
Friedman
Michigan
Gut
Ie Mackhone
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Met
Pyenrs
Michieus
Orivath
Calvarteia
All-Time Star Football Team Selected By First Letters
The SPORT SPYGLASS picks an all-time football lineup from A to Z. Abner of Vir wink and Anshy of Texas Aggie lead ends, with Abell of Col d Fate and seven others at tackles. Yale’s Andrus and Syracuse’s Alexander join Math Avramenn of Minnesota on the line, Adams of Benn at snapper, and a strong backfield featuring Plinn Aldeb of Yale and Allerdyes.
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Texas Aggie
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Buch
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Yale
Alexander
Syracuse
Avramenn
Minnesota
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Dhed
Andersen
Colwto
Ades
Aldeb
Ames
Tringetun
Mrs Charles Frazer to Head Metropolitan Golfers
Charles Frazer of Green Meadow was elected president of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association at the annual meeting held today. The 1926 championship tournament date and site were not finalized, but the number of championship flights was increased from four to six, allowing 96 players to enter match play.
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Charles Frazer
Green Meadow
Lou Young names All American selections by region
Associated Press pick by Lou Young lists Penn and Dartmouth players among first and second all Eastern teams. Ends include Tully of Dartmouth and Chase of Pittsburgh. tackles, guards, center, quarterback, and fullback selections span Penn, Princeton, Colgate, Dartmouth, Yale, Army, and others with multiple nods across first and second teams.
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Ingram Named Army Sport Head at Annapolis
Commander Jonas H. Ingram was appointed director of the Midshipmen Military Academy. Superintendent Lewis M. Mullan announced the decision. Ingram will replace Commander Tigron Mie Candless at the academy’s helm during the academic term. Ingram currently serves with a destroyer division on the west coast.
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Lewis M. Mullan
Ommander Ingram
Tigron Mie Candless
Ingram
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