Dartmouth Men Take Three Places on All American Team
Dartmouth earns three spots on the AP all American first eleven as Tully at end Diehl at guard and Oberlander at half back lead the Green. East dominates the selections with six first-team places and Dartmouth gains added recognition for Oberlander as a standout performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middle West
Far West
South
Dartmouth
Michigan
Wolverines
Big Green
Oberlander
Red Grange
Weir
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Grange
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Ohio State
Associated Press
Friedman
Jake Slagle
Princeton
Benny Friedman
Jimie Nevers
Stanford
Pacific Coast
George Wilson
Washington
Nevers
Glenn Walrner
Jim Thorpe
Wilson
Eddie Tryon
Colgate
Peggy” Flournoy
Tulane
West
Graze
Walter Camp
Chase
Pittsburgh
Parker
Lindenmeyer
Missouri
Sturhahn
All-American Football Team Selections of 1925
The Associated Press compiles the 1925 first second and third All-American teams from nationwide opinion. Names include Oosterbaan and Grange among ends and quarterbacks from Michigan and Washington, with selections for Dartmouth, Nebraska, Yale, Princeton, and others across major colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Pease
Columbia
Leith
Pennsylvania
Drury
Southern California
Kelly
Montana
Guttormson
Washington
Alnquist
Minnesota
Cheek
Harvard
Foley
Syracuse
Hubert
Alabama
Graham
Fordham
Imlay
California
Kaer
Southern Californias
Kutsch
Iowa
Marek
Ohio State
Carr
Kirklesk
Lafayette
Lane
Dartsouth
Rogers
Haggerty
Georgetown
Joesting
Iarmon
Wisconsin
Kreuz
McCarty
Chicago
Britton
Ilinois
Molenda
Michigan
Allen
Yale
Wycoff
Georgia Tech
Amos
Washington and Jefferson
Gustafson
Pittsburgh
Plansky
Rhodes
Nebraska
Fry
Ludlow Honors Title Winning Baseball Team
About 200 Ludlow residents attended a community dinner at the Industrial Club Covington honoring the Ludlow baseball team. Mayor Charles M Woolford spoke as team president as Daniel Driscoll acted as toastmaster. Players honored included R L Plummer Charles Scholl William Reiss Frank Champlin Thomas Hart John Kennedy Eddie Tiemeyer James Gillon William Benning Russell Glasgow Robert Petrie Frank Selz Arthur Weimer Felix Cicona and Martin Conners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofudlow
Ludlow
Covington
Charles M.woolford
Daniel Driscoll
Neal Brady
Ludlowans
R. L. Plummer
Charles Scholl
William Reiss
Frank Champlin
Thomas Hart
John E. Kennedy
Eddie Tiemeyer
James Gilligan
William J Benning
Russell Glasgow
Robert Petrie
Frank Selz
Arthur Weimer
Felix Cicona
Martin Conners
Brown Stops Hughes In Ten Round Flyweight Duel
Al Brown of New York defeated Tommy Hughes of Detroit by a ten round decision. Brown weighed 115 pounds and Hughes 112 at ringside in New York on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Hughes
al Brown
Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Brown
Hughes
Two Veterans Lead Elder High Quintet In 1925-26
Elder High School begins practice with twenty two players from fifty hopefuls under Coach Ben Grause. The team defends the Catholic championship of Southern Ohio with a schedule including games against Immaculata Newport St. Mary’s and St. Xavier, plus an U C tournament and an alumni game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grause
Elder
Southern Ohio
Immaculata
Lawrenceburg
Newport
Hamilton Catholic
Hamilton
Dayton Preps
St. Mary’s
St. Xavier
East Night High
U. C
St. Mary's
Alumni
Covington
Schaekels Wins Mexican Welterweight Title
Arthur Schaekels, Belgian fighter, defeats Tommy White over twelve rounds to claim the Mexican welterweight championship, ending White's three year hold on the title. Schaekels plans a possible U S visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Arthur Schaekels
Tommy White
Schaekels
United States
Xavier Mittmen Given First Drill By Buck Green
St Xavier College begins boxing workouts under Buck Green with many varsity names in attendance at Corcoran Field. Basketball practice starts tomorrow as Coach Joe Meyer builds a strong squad for the January 1 opener at Circleville. Bob King misses time due to a broken leg but other capable players fill the gap. Ohio Conference play is light with four away games and a home tilt against Wilmington College Quakers, a key test for the Musketeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck” Green
St. Xavier College
Joe Meyer
Circleville
Meyer
Bob King
Ohio
Musketeers
Wilmington College Quakers
Jan
Bolan
Quakers
Wilmington
Packo to Fight Lohman in Toledo Card
Local boxing card in Toledo on December 16 features light heavyweight Joe Packo vs Joe Lohman in a twelve round bout. Semi final welterweight match pits Dick Watson of Detroit against Kid Posen of Toledo.
Records Accepted for Indoor Marks at Armory Meet
The Amateur Athletic Union has accepted world indoor records set at the Freeman Avenue Armory Carnival last March. Harold Osborn and Ivan Riley of the Athletic Club set notable marks in standing high jump and 60 yard high hurdles, with others including Joe Pearman and international context noted. The recognition reflects American indoor records and the Ohio A A U's role in standardizing acceptance.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Freeman Avenue Armory
Harold M. Osborn
Athletic Club
Ivan H. Riley
Osborn
Joe Pearman
New York A. C
Ugo Frigerio
W. H. Taylor
Leo Goeh
National
A. A. U. Records Committee O.k
East
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Ohio Association
Cincinnati
Walter Laufer
Harry Glancy
Central Y. M. C. A
DeHart Hubbard
Russell Payne
New York City
Bearcats Open Basket Ball Season With 29 to 19 Victory
The University of Cincinnati beat Berea College 29 to 19 in a sluggish opener. Woodward High School defeated Columbus Central 27 to 20 in the prelim. Center Wright led Berea with four field goals while Bolton and Mehl shone for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearcats
Berea
Woodward
Columbus Cagers
Bob Stevens
University of Cincinnati
Berea College
University Ym. Oy
Woodward Thligh School
Central High School
Columbus
Columbus Central
Ingram
Bulldogs
Berwanger
Eddy Coons
U. C
Seegers
Simcoe
Welsh
Reuss
Tittel
Stock
Allen
Varsity
Coons
Red
Bolton
Mehl
Kentuckians
Wright
Lewis
Thirteen Contests Carded In Amateur Boxing Tourney
Thirteen bouts make the concluding program of the annual amateur boxing tournament at the Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club. Local heavyweight champion Jim Sipe defends against Billy Miller while Johnny Brown enters the special weight title dispute. Boxers and participants may pick up tickets at the gym during weigh ins from noon to 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Jim Sipe
Billy Miller
Johnny Brown
Bowling Tournament High Scores Change Standings in Cleveland
In Cleveland this afternoon the Central States Bowling tournament saw C. Gilbert T. Groff of Cleveland climb to third with a total of 1b, while D. McKee and R. Reynolds of Cleveland posted 1,237 for seventh. In singles, R. Wilson of Cleveland led with 658 for fourth, with Mullen 647 and Seversis 645 tying others for seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Central States
C. Gilbert T. Groff
Maples
D. McKee
R. Reynolds
R. Wilson
Mullen
Cal Keenan
Kuderna
P. Severdis
H. King
Ft. Wayne
G. Berrien
Detroit
Catholic Athletic Club opens Intercity League with Friars in Newport
The Catholic Athletic Club basketball team hosts Friar Gymnasium and Athletic Club five on the new Newport Turners court in Newport Kentucky. C. A. C. adds Saladin and Reusch to contend for the Intercity title as the Cadets face the Friar Pilgrims in the 2 30 start. The Purcell A C meets Cincinnati K of C after the Orioles finish with the Cubs on St Xavier High School floor. The main game follows the prelim at 3 30 or after the previous game concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic’ Athletic Club
Friar Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Newport Turners’ Court
Newport
Friars
Purcell
Newport Catholic Gym
Goodwills
Covington
Saladin and
Reusch
Friar Pilgrims
Purcell A. C
Cincinnati K. of C
St. Xavier High School
Sycamore Street
Purcell Orioles
K. of C. Cubs
Unknown Five of Price Hill Seeks Girls Games
The Unknown Five of Price Hill invites girls teams to play under boys rules. Call John at Canal 3521-L between 7 and 8 each evening to arrange games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
John
Canal
Young Sportsmen Rally In YMCA Boys Indoor Meet
The first YMCA boys indoor track meet for under 17s was held in the Central YMCA gym with classes A B and C. Emp teams won Divisions A and C while Junior A led Class B. Kupps earned three firsts and Harrell tied for first in Class B.
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Kupps
Imp
Lobitz
Harrell
Emp
Eaich
Adamson
H. Ss
Karry
Lusso
van Horn
Opferbuck
H. S
Mounts
Smith
Amarant
H.S
New Orleans racing results and odds from multiple races
The card lists results from five claiming and handicap races at New Orleans, with purses of 700 dollars and 1 000 for the Monteleone Hotel handicap. Winners include Huntsman in the fourth race and Tangara in the Monteleone, with payouts noted and several horses scratched or listed as also ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muldoon
Dry Moon
Jibe
King of
Glassfall
Anabel
Tod Renesor
Just David
E. Pool
Huntsman
Despard
J. Heeper
King Tut
Monteleone
Hancap
Tangara
E. P
Jordan
Wallace
Vintner
J. Thomas
aAltos
Ee Pep Brilaes
Banter
Nassau
Ppp
Wild Greentree Stable
Scout cied—Gir
M Morning Cloud
W. Harvey
Prince of Umbris
Weiner
Tijuana Racecard Results Show Crowds and Purses
Results from a Tijuana race meeting feature seven races with claiming and allowance events for three-year-olds and up, five furlongs to six furlongs. Notable finishes include Chilliwack ridden by Roberts winning race one at 5 furlongs, and Lady Abbott in race two with strong payouts. multiple horses listed with weights jockeys times and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Atkin
Pendercrass
Coombs
Louvain
Gold Crump
Enette
Charlotta Smith
Monte Bello
la Belle
Omega
Rapid Traveler
Manulete
Baker
Runerva
Miss Viola
Sylvia
Weissmuller and Borg Fracture Swim Records
In Pittsburgh tonight Arne Borg of the Illinois A C lowered Weissmuller’s marks. Borg swam 500 yards in 5 41, beating Weissmuller’s 5 42. Borg also broke his own 250 yard free style record with 2 37 2 5 at 2 40 4 5 previously. The Pittsburgh Athletic Club meet was run under A A U officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Arne Borg
Illinois A. C
Johnny Weissmuller
Weissmuller
Borg
Pittsburgh Athletic Club
Tennis as a Manly Skill Through Mastery and Temper
The article traces tennis evolution from a playful, lightly tapped game to a modern sport defined by powerful strokes, net play, and strategic serve variety. It argues sustained self control and coolness key to success, noting dangers of temper and praising aggressiveness properly directed.
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Diehl
Buckler
Hess
Qosterbaan
Tully
Ed McMillan
Brown Michigan
B. Oosterbaan
Mike Tully
Ralph Chase
Carl Diehl
Herbert Sturhahn
McMillan
K — Harold
Red) Grange
University of Washington
Andy (Swede) Oberlander
E. Nevers
tTaheyer
End—Born
Army
Lindemeyer
Trion
Fiournoy
Slagle
Hanson
Lowe
Tennessee
Cyre
Gonzaga
Edwards
Mahan
West Virginia
Carey
Hutchinson
Hyde
Colorado Aggies
Keefer
E. Tesreau
Mentio
N. Ends
Shipkey
Sloan
Drake
Broda
Wagner
Kussell
Pulaski
Korn
Swarthmore
O'Connell
Boston College
Joss
Kearney
Cornell
Henderson
Hawkins
Rives
Vanderbilt
Erickson
Sprague
Taylor
E. Carey
Kilgour
Wissinger
Lentz
Navy
Shively
Stipek
Griffen
Levy
Centers
Cravath
Southern
Robinson
Lowry
Northwestern
Affeld
Biedenbender Co
Main St
Elder High
The
Monfort Pirates
Sacred Heart Cadets
Manuel Community Center
Montfort Pirates
F.G Muelson
Ban Lowenstine
Apeereenee Sheweeeree
Eseees
Sharfman
Eee
Aero
Davidson
Weeeee
Eschelbach
Seme
F. Klieber
Vorwerek
Aé O
Oo Fer
Sennen
Stadtmiller
Brockner
Xavier Mittmen
Buck’ Green
Fenwick
de Sales Five
Commercial Square Court
Plattner
Yie
O'Malley
Gunning
Scanell
Niehaus
Sterman
de Sales
Lamping
Feck
Seeeneee Needa Eeenenenes Davey
Geraci
Nana van Horn
Devine
G Bova
Armory
Chambers Frank Lane
Eodward
Raeeee Seegers
C. Ee. Cubs
Becrivers Simcoe
Eienes Tessehens
HOON
Nikoloft
F.G. PS
C.A. C
Friar Five
Parcells
Caseys
St. Xavier Gym
Wurtz
Decker
Higgins
Hupps
McCarthy
Sharp
Peace
Hup
New Orleans
Pandy
Alita Allen
Private Seth
Jessie Lee
Compromise
Rose H
Billiken
Aristotle
Emma G
Blaz
Billy In
Espanol
Fear Not
Gaffer
Seths
Stromer
Stoneage
L. Men
H Brunnell
J. Woods
E. Benham
Halu
Thor
Dobson
Georgia Willard
Bloomington
Batsman
D. Tyler
Ball Gee
H. Stutts
Caligula
J. Wallace
Jack Bauer
Creamiv
W. Garner
Sleepy Head
J. Tas
P. Bikes
Catesby
Polvo
Johnny Campbell
Pandesto
Tijuana
Aowart
Chilliwack
Roberts
Archie Alexander
Burns
Pitter Potter
Jones
Marvelite
Chiapas
Billy Buck
Deep Blue
Waltee
Little R
la Shasta
Flaxseed
Runamor
Mary Dear
White
Martinez
Ur Boy
Black Sand
Voodoo Blue Dale
Recruit
Ila
Contusion
Munden
Marsdale
Joe
Edmon
Herby Coles
Gosh
Miss Emmett
Little Shasta
Bally New
Philli Luge
Holecke
Fire Place
Miss Nancy
Wolf's
Tubby A
Porter
Golden Red
Good Hope
Norfield
Ponte
Perhaps
Reds
Jago
Clarkson
Dumbfounder
Collins
Sunny Maid
Letter Six
Cleo’s
Rochester
Friend Joe
Dew Bank
Baby Doll
Highland Chief
Leta Mentez
Earl Combs
Bar Light
Andry
de Grad
Alsoelig
Secret
Ary Hoga
Little M
Pickens
Bally Nut
Savery Gir
Little Moon Jemma G
Dr Seer
Goizeko Izarra
Yaren
Mary Contrary
Slanderer
Pat Hampson
Royaline
Zanzibar
Lierre Settee
Ralph
Alfred
Charles
Lawless
Sue Steele Mark Master
John S. Metts
Tony Beau
Dentar
Petia
Weissmuller and Borg Fracture
Tom Spain
Renshaw
Loford
Nets Wits
Ninon Eveciences
Bonnie Gold
Jessie
Texas
Shasta Bally
Wiamanu
Ray Reese
Dal
Miss
Rose of Wickiup
Singleton
Happy Earm
Lillian
Wonderligh
oTee
Morro
shacd—Clathing
Nate Claewine
Peter Pierson
Mac
Edna Uintana Roo
Midnight Belle
Cerny
Dominique Ts
McGill Gator
Hiram Taylor
Fort Churchi
Parnell
Aortas
Anna Ina
Darrel
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