Charleston Defeats Beckley 10-0 On Snowy Field
In Beckley on a snow covered field Charleston high school edged Beckley 10 to 0. Tally-Inte scored the first quarter touchdown and Hall added a third period field goal to give German’s state champions a firm lead despite Beckley’s rough weather conditions and a stout defense. The Blue and Red team capitalized on Beckley penalties and held the home squad to limited yardage throughout the game.
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Red Grange Story by James Braden
Red Grange’s early school days are recounted by James Braden, detailing a difficult start in football, mixed academic focus, and the endurance that built him into a future All-American. The piece notes his experiences in grade school and hints at the turning point during a fall practice.
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Mid season games on wet fields in the east
Eastern league action centers on slippery turf as mid season schedule unfolds with Penn and Yale key matchups. Army versus Yale title contenders, Syracuse and Cornell loom in tight races. Notre Dame, Colima, Dartmouth and others face injury plagued gaps while Navy meets Michigan and forthcoming rounds near New Haven.
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Grange pace and power pace college gridiron year
A garbled recap highlights Red Grange's remarkable 1925 college football feats with averages above ten yards per rush and 187 yards per game across thirteen games. It notes his 2,424 yards, 25 touchdowns, and missing only two games, while pondering matchups with Harvard Princeton Penn State and other schools amid assorted unrelated items.
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