Eastern dominates 1925 intersectional college football era
The 1925 season saw 55 major intersectional games across East South Midwest and Far West with the East posting 28 victories and 12 defeats, while the Middle West had 15 wins and 23 losses. Army led with five victories over West and South opponents.
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New Orleans Race Results First Through Seventh
Horse names and outcomes from a New Orleans racing card with seven claiming races. Winners include Plaindealer in race one, El Roble in race two, Zanzibar in race three, Red Pennant in race four, Sesan Rebecca in race five, Miss Claire in race six, and Pandosto in race seven with times, payouts, and jockeys noted.
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Athletics Lead 1925 Batting Race with .307 Mark
Connie Mack’s Athletics top season batting at .307 while Detroit star Harry Heilmann hits .393 to lead hitters. Tris Speaker slips to .389, Al Simmons shores up third as Ty Cobb posts .378 in his twenty fourth straight season over .300. Ruth's 1924 stats noted and Meusel wins homers with 33.
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Associated Press
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Stanley Harris
George Sisler
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Tony Rego
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De Hart Hubbard Joins Cincinnati Y M C A Staff
Olympic broad jumper De Hart Hubbard, born 1903 in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, is hired as junior secretary for the Ninth street colored branch. His move follows fundraising by local citizens to cover his salary until May 1, with Hubbard prioritizing service over wealth and citing his boyhood Y M C A ties.
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de Hart Hubbard
Paris
Hubbard
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
A. J. DeHart
Douglass
Walnut Hills High School
University of Michigan
Michigan
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Young Men’s Christian Association of Cincinnati
Ninth Street
Marian Moore
Johnny McKinnon Entitled to Pittsburgh Club
Montreal November 30 Johnny McKinnon former Winnipeg and Pittsburgh amateur hockey player was ruled property of the Pittsburgh team by Frank Calder NHL president. Both Pittsburgh and the Montreal Canadiens claimed the player whose fate is settled in favor of Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Montreal
Johnny eKinnon
Winnipeg
Frank Calder
National Hockey League
Mont Canadians
Selections From Jefferson Park Races Listed
First race features Blue Torch Steady Lady and Gettysburg. Second race lists Topanga Cave Woman and Talequa. Third race shows Ben Handley Pandy and Music Girl. Fourth race includes Guelph Quotation and Wong Bok. Fifth race covers Cyclops Buck and Dust About. Sixth race highlights Fire Boy Chester Izard and Best Chance Fire Boy.
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Blue Torch
Steady Lady
Gettysburg
Topanga
Cave Woman
Talequa
Ben Handley
Pandy
Music Girl
Guelph
Quotation
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Cyclops
Buck
Dustabout
Ire Boy
Chesterizard
Best Chance
Fire Boy
Lonesome
George Devereeeeee
Gasete
Brunell
Poltova
Uriong Ss. Dustabout
Fire Bo
Catesby
Firth of Forth
Chesterbrook
Mr Biltmore
Swigert Taylor Seeks Isostasy Derby Entry Name
Frankfort Ky November 30 Race fans may need a dictionary as the New York Jockey Club considers Swigert Taylor’s chestnut colt named Isostasy, a 1926 Kentucky Derby entrant. A poem by W A Parks, a Canadian professor, proposed the name to the British Association for the Advancement of Science in Southampton England.
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New York Jockey Club
Swigert Taylor
W. A. Parks
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Southampton
England
Tijuana Racing Card Summary
In the sequence of races the listed entrants include Leonard Thomas with Huckleberry Finn and Coombs in the first. Brian Kent with General Average and Hal Wright in the second. Pepper Tea, Good Time and Anna in the third. Cleo's Rochester, Plunger and Seth's Ak-Sar-Ben in the fourth. Nebraska Lad, Harry Maxim and Links in the fifth. Jack Fairman, Brother John and Knighthood in the sixth. Jack Alexander, Marie K. and War Bells in the seventh. Herby Coles with Reap and Gunsight in the eighth. Best Chance listed as Jack Alexander.
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Huckleberry Finn
Coombs
Brian Kent
Hal Wright
Pepper Tea
Anna
Cleo’s
Rochester
Seth
Nebraska Lad
Harry Maxim
Links
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Jack Alexander
Marie K
War Bells
Herby Coles
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YMCA basketball opens season with Avon Rainbows game
The Y M C A basketball team begins its season Thursday at 8 p m against the Avon Rainbows at the Jewish Community Center. A short address by the Community Center superintendent will precede the game followed by dancing after the contest.
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Hewitt Chosen Army Captain for 1926 Football Team
Orville M Tiny Hewitt full back has been elected captain of the 1926 Army football squad. Hewitt a Pennsylvania native previously played for the University of Pittsburgh before joining West Point where he has started in the backfield for three years.
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Associated Preas
West Point
N. Y
Orville M
Hewitt
Army
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Five Veterans Return to Cedarville College Basketball
Five of Cedarville College's eight players from last year return for the current season. Leading scorers Naglen and Dunie join Rockhold Townsley and Gordon in the lineup. The schedule lists games at Columbus Columbus Defiance Cedarville Dayton Springfield Business College Dayton Dayton Y M C A Defiance Payton Y M C G with venues at Cedarville and Dayton.
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Cedarville College
Naglen
Dunie
Rockhold
Townsley
Gordon
Bliss
Columbus
Defiance
Dayton
Cedarville
Springfield Business College
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Harvard Names Coady Captain of 1926 Football Team
Clement D. Coady of West Newton was elected captain of Harvard's 1926 football squad. The Harvard junior played both fullback and tackle this season and will lead the team in the coming year.
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Harvard
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Clement D. Coady
West Newton
Tearney Withdraws Resignation as Western League President
A. R. Tearney announced at a league directors meeting in Kansas City that he will remain as Western League president for two more years. He had submitted his resignation on September 19 amid criticism from club owners over his time devoted to league affairs.
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A. R. Tearney
Tearney
Ciney Pirates Seek Basketball Games and Floor Space
The Ciney Pirates formerly the Ciney Arabs seek to schedule basketball games with teams averaging 80 to 100 pounds and want to use their own playing floors. For bookings call Bill Hayes at Canal 616 after 4 30.
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Ciney Pirates
Ciney Arabs
Bill Hayes
Canal 616
Baldwin Wallace and Ohio Wesleyan Score In Every Game
Baldwin Wallace and Ohio Wesleyan were the only Ohio Conference football teams to score in every contest this season. OWU scored 219 points overall and faced strong opponents like Ohio State and Syracuse, while Mt. Union led in total points scored. The report notes several defensive shows, largest scores, and nonconference results for the 20 Ohio Conference teams.
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Miami
Denison
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Oberlin
Ohio
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Marietta
Cincinnati
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Wittenberg— Cincinna
Transylvania
Hanover
Georgetown
Tree
Heidelberg
Northern
University
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