Big Ten all star eleven picks stir coaching debate
Billy Evans reports on 1925 Big Ten all star selections with nine coaches and several scouts weighing in. Red Grange unanimously tops backfield alongside Michigan’s Bob Brown and Benny Friedman. Oosterbaan Kassel and Edwards receive high praise for ends and tackles, while Hess and Brown feature as standout guards and centers amid mixed opinions and limited game viewing.
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Red Grange
Bob Brown
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Brown
Friedman
Lowry
Northwestern
Grange
Oosterbaan
Kassel
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Zuppke
Edwards
Hawkins
Hendersson
Chicago
Hess
Ohio State
Euard
Wilve
Jess Thas
Big Ten Football Picks Bold Backfield Band
Benny Friedman leads the field as best passer and a standout runner and kicker with Grange in backfield contention. McCarty and Joesting vie for the other backfield spots, while Lewis and Marek push for roles. Karow and Britton also tally as top contenders in a strong, opinionated lineup.
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Benny Friedman
Red” Grange
McCarty
Chicago
Joesting
Minnesota
Lewis
Northwestern
Friedman
Grange
Elmer Marek
Ohio State
Marty Karow
Allstar Eleven Chosen By AP From Mountain Conference
A galaxy of standouts headlines the Associated Press all conference lineup for the Tacky Mountain conference. The team includes Taufter and Treaty from Utah University and Colorado respectively, with stars from Colorado Mines and Utah Aggies. Honorable mentions span Montana State to Colorado College and Wyoming, reflecting a season rich in talent across the region.
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Sime
Associated Press
Taufter
Utah University
Treaty
Colorado University
Ena
Dyckmen
Wagner
Colorado Aggies
McGlone
Volk
Colorado Mines
Chilson
Syde
Thames
Utah Aggiea
Rankin
Colorada Aggies
Tada
Glyntt
Montana State
Miller
Wyoming
Caldwell
Colorado Aggina
Morrisian University
Richards
Utah
Kivingston
Utahs Brown
Colorado Teachers
Gorin
Conference star tops all American list with high point total
A regional college conference standout is described as the top all American pick for the season. The narrative credits the player with the highest points in the conference, naming Denver University and Utah among noted affiliations and highlighting national recognition over regional rivals.
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Stowell
Denver University
Walthaote Trehands
Utah
Dixon
Elekim Yryde
Lahouht Conterenter
Gehrig Meehan's List of Eastern All Stars
New York AP list by coach Chick Mehan selects eastern football stars for 1930s era teams. Ends Manson Syracuse Mullin Barnum? Tackles Joss Yale Sprague Army Guards Wisger Pitt and Skullin NYU Center McMillan Princeton Quarterback Play Syracuse Starbacks Tryon Calente Oberlander Dartmouth Fullback Kreuse Pennsylvania.
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New York
Sy'ra— Fence
Dartgouth
Treas
John BF
Chick Methan
New Yorks University
Byvacwne
Mevhan
Manson
Kyeacuse
Mully
Barnmowth
Joss
Yale
Sprague
Army
Guards
Billiards Contest Opens in Grigago
Chicago November 3 Edouard Horemans Belgian challenger faced Lehtefer world 15.2 billiards champion in a erratic contest. Lehtefer led 500 to 30 in the first block of their 1860 point match for the world title as the event began.
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Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Iike Lehtefer
Southern Conference All Stars Selected
New Orleans November 31 AP reports a selected Southern Conference football all star team from 32 picks by coaches and writers. The list includes Lowe and Tonnenec at ends, Vanderbitt and Tvckler tackles, Lever center, Goldstein at guards, Thompson end, Munbert quarterback, Mourney at half, Wychorf full back, with selections from Alabama Tulane Georgia Sewanee and Florida. Pat Gilbert of East Lake City was knocked out in the third round of a scheduled athletic round by Johnny O'Brien of Boston.
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New Orleans
Smth
Lowe
Tonnenec
Vanderbitt
Tvckler
Alabama
Suard
Ent
Sewanee
Lever
Tulane
Gard
Goldstein
Viorida
Tacks
Thompson
Georgia
Munbert
Mourney
Wrown
Hall
Wychorf
Trek
Balt Lake
Montana State University football coach resigns after two seasons
Mikeaula reports that Clark, coach of the Montana State football eleven for the past two years, resigns at term end. He also led freshmen basketball and track, previously coaching at Missoula high school and Mitchell. The article notes potential rivals for the lead coach post and mentions Notre Dame reference for a candidate and West Point cadet captaincy for the 1950 Army team.
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Mikeaula
API
Taft FP
Clark
Montana Stile University
Aleven
Coinlark
Grizzly
ISLA
University
Reerett Tigh School
Mit
Mitchell
Tigh
Montana
Tart Spelin
University of Washington
Mon Fina
Hens Taten
Notre Mane
Knute Rockne
Ran Ablaman
Carpaary
West Point
N.Y
Ati
Orvila A.tingy Howl
Llewitt
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
West Pont
Nehon
Tiree
Two No g ey Mountain Contre nche Planned
Denver Colorado nav announce plan to split Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Athletic Conference into two sections. Conference would feature larger and smaller colleges with a championship for each division. Meeting at Lake City clogs to set next year’s bracket and bids.
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Denver
Colo
Nav
Fat Lake City
Ulan
Irl
David Tolnxon
Aldely
Colorado Schinal of Mines
Tonleht
Sha Xald
Fe Divinny
Ana
Cael
Boheduths
Nest
Bridiran Araxon Wil
Bomb Blast Shakes City Center Injures Residents
A bomb exploded in Pittsourgu early today, blowing out the front of a restaurant and damaging a nearby building while shattering windows citywide. Police reported Raimondo Sparagli and his wife Marguerite were awakened by the blast and thrown from bed.
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Pittsourgu
Nov
Mack
Raimondo Sparagli
Marguerite
Eastern grid teams lead during year 1928 intersections
New York reports that 1928 football inter sectional play produced a strong northern and southern rivalry. Army topped five opponents from the middle west and south, while Notre Dame beat St. Louis, Texas, and Davis-Tekin. Tulane edged Northwestern and Georgia defeated Michigan. California and Washington clashed in a coast-heavy showdown as the West posting notable results.
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New York
Rmont Vial Nus College Sridiren
Tech
Middlewest Rand
Hagta
caMpariioly
Sora
Apaeon
Intersiethiial
Tulane
Lenia
Michigan
Southern Methodists
Rumaphe
Tienkead Georgi
Peh
Henn State
Far West
Southern Galifornia
Washington
Eluunion
Nebrosien
Army
Washington May Meet Colgate at Pasadena
Coast conference officials opened negotiations with Colgate University for a possible entry in the annual west east football game at the Pasadena Tournament of Roses on New Year’s Day. Officials conveyed confidence Washington would represent the West, though no official confirmation was made in Pasadena.
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Jos Angeles
Colaate University
Pasadena
University of Washington
Pacific
New American Ambassador to Japan Arrives Late
Charles MacVeagh, newly appointed American ambassador to Japan, arrived a day late due to heavy storms delaying the steamer President Taft from San Francisco.
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Tokyo
Chares MacVeag
Japan
President Tait
San Francisco
Day Hack For Bikes Marked By Several Pileups
New York, November. Sprints on the track produced several pileups during afternoon sessions. Woeful spills caused minor injuries but no serious harm as teams and riders regrouped. The event featured fatigued riders and scattered incidents across multiple heats with riders from Walker teams and Frenen squad among the affected. The field logged 81 miles with mixed results as organizers adjusted for safety.
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New York
Teddy Speen
Bobby Wuullhentz
Wanbat
Wranes
Ourhig
Gand
Fone Faye
Owners of Autos Pay Tremendous Tax Total
Chicago Nov 30 The 10 states in the heart of the sunbelt west have collected this year from auto licensing funds to build hard surfaced highways linking east and west. Eight million owners paid over 61 million in license fees and about two million more in gasoline taxes, Missouri and another state leading highway construction with bond funds.
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Chicago
Hunt
Missouri
Misois
Vinois
Anthracite Operators Reject Governor's Settlement Plan
The anthracite coal operators rejected Governor Tincher's proposals to end the coal strike. They argued prices and wages must be set by market forces, not contracts, and criticized the governor's plan as illegal. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers condemned the operators' stance as not serving the public interest.
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Philadelphia
Yinehot
United Mine Workers
Governo
John L. Lewis
Niners
Tamarcan
Ietter
Jana
Jacksonville
Uiey
Deesient Lewis
Learn Middlemen Are Essential to Commerce
Washington reports that a U S Chamber of Commerce committee study of distribution channels finds no shortcuts to cut marketing costs. The survey, ahead of the national distribution conference in mid December, concludes wholesalers perform a necessary function, absorbing expenses that would persist under any other system.
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Washington
Gendls
United States Chamber of Commerce
Tis
Plans for Natal Day of Martyr Observance
A pamphlet from the National Commemoration Committee outlines efforts to unite observances nationwide for the birthdates of Woodrow Wilson. Judge Day extends an invitation to a December 4 meeting at the Commercial Club to organize the Wilson birthday commemoration under the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, asserting the foundation’s independent, nonpartisan purpose.
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Natal
Naional
Woodrow Watson
Woodrow Wilson
Butte Chinese man seeks divorce in American court
In Silver Bow county court at Butte Montana on November 10 1920 Wong Chur a member of Butte's Chinese colony filed suit for divorce from his wife Mrs Wong Shug also known as Fong Gum now residing in Hong Kong China Wong charges his wife with causing desertion and breach of marital duties This marks a historic moment as a Chinese resident seeks a divorce in the local court amid cultural tensions and legal debates.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Bow
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