National gridiron season ends with 1924 champions
Four 1924 champions Dartmouth Alabama Army Missouri hold steady after upsets against California Princeton and Michigan Northwestern earns major upset in mud at Michigan. Washington and Stanford rise. Penn Yale Navy and other schools finish strong with top scoring leaders Flournoy Tulane and Tryon Colgate spearheading backfield stars.
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New York
Dartmouth
Alabama
Army
Missouri
California
Pacific Coast
Princeton
Yale
University of Washington
Golden Bears
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Tad Jones
Northwestern
Fielding Wost
Michigan
Chicago
Unean
Missouri Valley
Colorado Aggies
Colorado University
Rocky Mountains
Texas A
Baylor
Amherst
William
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Gonzaga
Occidental
Pomona
U. of Washington
Tulane
Pachirah Veeceenaae
Oberlander
Tryon
Grange
Friedman
Middlewest
Nevers
Flournoy
Colgate
All Southern 8 Named by Coaches and AP Panel
New Orleans November 30 A P selections from 32 coaches and sports writers produce an all conference football team. Tulane’s Flournoy anchors the backfield with strong support, while Alabama Georgia Vanderbilt and Tennessee claim multiple honorees in positions across end tackle guard center and back.
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New Orleans
A. P
Associated Press
South
Lowe
Tennessee
Rives
Vanderbilt
Buckler
Alabama
Kent
Sewanee
Thompson
Georgia
Goldstein
Florida
Levy
Tulane
Hubert
Flournoy
Brown
Wycoff
Georgia Tech
Full Flournoy
Elliott Sets Speed Record in Culver City Race
Frank Elliott won the Culver City automobile classic with a 250 mile race averaging 127.878 mph and 1 hour 58 minute 18 5 second time. Earl Cooper set multiple records before gasoline failure and finished fifth as Harry Hartz took second, Fred Comer third, Bob McDonough fourth. Red Cairen injured in a crash. Jerry Wonderlich bruised. Elliott drove the same car Jimmy Murphy piloted when killed at Syracuse.
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Culver Ity
Calif
Frank Elliott
Culver City
Earl Cooper
Elliott
Tommy Milton
Alverity
Cooper
Harry Hartz
Fred Comer
Bob McDonough
Dave Evans
Bennett Hill
Red Cairen
Jerry Wonderlich
Cairen
Jimmy Murphy
Syracuse
N. Y
Carolina Wins 1925 North Carolina State Football Title
The University of North Carolina Tar Heels go seven wins one loss and one tie to claim the 1925 North Carolina state football championship. They tie Virginia 3 to 3, beat Duke and Maryland, and suffer a 6 to 0 defeat at Wake Forest before finishing with while Wake Forest and Davidson also contend for top state honors. The season totals include 31 nonstate games with 15 victories, 13 losses, and 3 ties, and an 80,000 home attendance across 35 home games.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Wake Forest
University of Virginia
Davidson
Wildcats
Little City
South Carolina
State
Elon
Tarheels
Lenoir
Guilford
State College
Demon Deacons
Carolina Eleven
Virginia
Arolina
N. C. Stite
Duke
North Carolina
Wofford
Presbyterian
Victis
Furman
Hampden Sydney
Deacons
Gators
Florida
Garrity
Dage
Richmond
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Invader
Lenoir Rhyne
Milligan
Emory
Henry
Erskine
Roanoke
High Point College
East Tennessee Normal
King College
Concord State
Hampden- Sydney
Atlantic Christian College
Lynchburg
Invaders
Lake
High Point
Mercer
Maryland
Davidson College
N. C. State
Wagger's Jewelry Store Offers Small Deposit Hold
A small deposit now will hold any purchase at Wagger's Jewelry Store. The offer invites customers to reserve items with a minimal upfront payment.
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Wagger’s
Wagger's Jewelry Store Ad Promotes Quality At Every Sale
The advertisement asserts commitment to value with phrases like We stand back of every sale we make. Nothing but the best.
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Wagger’s Jewelry Store
Muddy Fields Are A Lie Of Gridiron
Coach Mike Donahue of Louisiana State voiced a common view after a rain soaked season. The South saw many games played on muddy fields yet produced a strong 1925 football record with Alabama and Tulane leading the standings and other schools posting solid results despite wet conditions. Plans for expanded seating are already under way ahead of next season.
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New Orleans
Mike Donahue
Louisiana State University
South
Alabama
Tulane
Crims
Greenan
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Geogia Tech
Virginia
Kentucky
Auburn
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Southern Inter-collegiate Athletic Association
Ogie Thorpe Leads Ambitious SLAA Schedule Talk
Discussion notes Ogie Thorpe and the SLAA plan a bold schedule, aiming for wider reach and stronger competition than rivals. The proposal signals a competitive push within the league and expectations of fan support.
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Ogiethorpe
De Paolo Retains Title of Season
Peter De Paolo won the 1925 American Automobile Association season championship with 3,260 points, despite not placing in the Culver City finale. The rankings list Tommy Milton, Bob McDonough, Dave Lewis, Fred Comer, Ralph Hepburn, and other drivers with their point totals.
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Los Angeles
American Automobile’s Association
Culver City
Peter de Paolo
Tommy Milton
Bob McDonough
Jerry Wonderlich
On Duray
The Links Referee Interprets Rules of Golf by Innis Brown
Innis Brown, managing editor of The American Golfer, discusses questions about interpreting golf rules. The piece outlines how referees apply rules during play and address common rule situations.
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Innis Brown
the American Golfer
Great Rejoicing by Rheumatic Cripples
An advertisement promises Rheuma dissolves poisons causing rheumatism and flushes them from the body. It claims fast, painless relief without narcotics, backed by a no cure no pay guarantee and Rex Randall's Pharmacy as supplier.
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Randall's
Man credits Herb Juice for health recovery in testimonial
A Salis bury North Carolina carpenter, T. A. Barkley, says Herb Juice cured his stomach troubles and sluggish liver after he was rundown as a policeman. He reports improved digestion, weight, energy, and endorses the remedy as a laxative and regulator. Matton Drug Co. promotes Herb Juice in High Point and it is sold by other druggists.
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T. A. Barkley
North Fulton Street
Salisbury
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Mr. Barkley
Matton Drug Co
Herb Juice
High Point
Quick Joint Relief with Joint-Base Sold Locally
Local druggists advertise Joint-Base as a fast, powerful remedy for sore stiff and swollen joints. The rubs-on remedy penetrates to the bone for rapid comfort and also helps congestion sore throat and neuralgia, promising quicker results than ordinary liniments.
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