Eight unbeaten outfits to fight among themselves
New York Oct 21 The unbeaten college football ranks in the east thin further after this week's games as eight teams meet within strong intersections. Penn and Chicago visit Strips, while Washington and Jefferson clash with Lehigh in a key battle. Lafayette faces Colgate, and Princeton, Yale, Harvard, and Dartmouth enter a pivotal midseason stretch. Georgetown engages Bucknell, with Navy Harvard and others pursuing victories. Army, Fordham, Syracuse and Cornell also loom, as Notre Dame’s rivals seek to stay undefeated in a busy slate.
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Pirates receive $142000 plus in prize checks from Landis
Chicago reports commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis attached his signature to prize checks for the Pirates. Totaling 142,630.56 dollars, the players share is 60 percent. Seventeen players plus McKechnie get 5 532.72 each while Fredd Clark and Frazer and Hinchman receive 1 600 each. Onslow and Watters also receive 1 600. Landis plans to mail checks to the dethroned Senators before week end. Also in Iowa City practice notes Hawkeyes prepare for Ohio State with 34 players including six athletic staff making the trip to Columbus.
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Practical Football Best Plays for High School and College Teams
Practical football compiled from Nort American newspaper notes outlines eighteen top plays. It highlights a right end run and a delayed halfback option leading to gains behind the line, with defenders and backs in position for a counter.
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The End in Football Lineup Skills and Tactics
The text outlines defensive end duties in football, emphasizing pass rushing, stance, and hand use to disrupt plays. It discusses how a strong end must read plays, dodge blockers, and maintain balance to tackle and sack the quarterback, with notes on footwork, containment, and adapting to different offensive schemes. It also mentions the visiting team Louisville and the San Francisco Seals in a game context.
Mountaineers Struggle in W and L Clash
Virginia team battles through a tense encounter with Washington and Lee, facing stiff resistance as the Mountaineers seek improvement after a slow start. The report notes delays, tactical adjustments, and fan interest as the season unfolds with key travel to Charleston and nearby cities.
Boxers Vie in Regional Exhibition Card
A Baltimore fighter Ike Keen faces Chak Oat Chehomed in a high profile welterweight exhibition tied to a West Virginian show. Spectators may see preliminaries featuring Fuung Laerence and Mindy Stewart as part of the event with cash on wages and preliminary bouts shaping the night.
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Michigan Minnesota Football Thriller Ends In Last Minute Shock
A chaotic game between Michigan and Minnesota ended with an unlikely late surge by Minnesota. Carey scored a touchdown as Minnesota overturned a previous deficit, while Michigan failed to respond in the final minutes amid a series of miscues and tense punishment.
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1925 Football Captains
1925 football captains highlighted by Feg Murray include Trem Wiflely from the South and Georgia Tech, Jin Boley of Syracuse, and Henderson of Chicago. Wycket stands out as a premier kicker and hard-hitting defender for the Golden Tornado, with Norbert Penn BU Dion Ph Gy as part of Ty Guba’s leadership. The piece recalls past seasons, linesmen, and key players like Whe pass thy heed in a scattered review of teams such as Nebraska.
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Fragmented State Notes From Wheeling and Concord Football Scene
A garbled report outlines Wheeling and Concord football interest, highlighting Concord's Beechlay game as a season focal point and Morgantown versus Doukasien prep, with mentions of West Virginia towns, Beechlay rivalry, and prep schedules amid unclear details. The piece touches Wheeling authorities, county ambitions, and potential Beechlay attendance impacts on Concord finances and future programs.
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Derby fashion debate sparks nation wide discussion
An essay-like discussion examines the rise of formal hats and dress standards in England and the United States, noting how societal expectations influence attire for work, travel, and leisure. The piece cites Edmund Burke and surveys opinions on appropriate wear for different classes and occasions.
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Old Bitterness Fades in WVU versus Virginia Rivalry
The Morgantown Chronicle notes the longtime WVU Mountaineers and Virginia teams bring a friendlier, high spirited clash this Saturday. It highlights changes in tone since past intense season-ending skirmishes, with local coaches Hamrick and Godel Workman preparing squads for a dry fast field in Morgantown. The piece references Montgomery high, Dunbar, Cabin Creek, and Wesleyan’s evolving offense as part of a broader context around a pivotal regional game.
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