McNaught returns to Shortridge court deep in 1920s hoop lore
The article details McNaught and his prior Shortridge years with teammates Riley Kilgore and Kinzer, his 1922 sectional performance, and coach Burton’s fourth season. It also notes betting parlay tallies from Lexington and Pimlico, boxing plans at Arcade Gymnasium, and various sports chatter including Minnesota vs Michigan and Butler’s Nipper.
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Offense of Green Amazes Offense of Green Amazes
Dartmouth is hailed as the outstanding East football team after an undefeated schedule. The piece notes Dartmouth’s high scores against strong opponents and cites rival claims from Washington Tulane Missouri and Alabama. It also highlights Princeton’s strong season and California’s decline on the Pacific Coast.
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Leading Scorers East and West
Southern California leads team scoring with 368 points followed by Dartmouth 840 Fordham 282 Cornell 258 Alabama 250 Georgetown 288 Columbia 237. Dartmouth’s Myles Lane tops individual scoring with 108 points and 18 touchdowns ahead of Eddie Tryon 103. Western leader Cowboy Kutsch of Iowa has 49 points. Almquist Minnesota seven touchdowns. Grange Oosterbaan six each.
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J. J. C. Game Postponed by Mutual Agreement
The football contest between Ft. Harrison and the J. J. C. scheduled for Sunday at Pennsy Park was postponed due to weather. A new game date next Sunday at Pennsy is planned if conditions improve.
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Elwood High School selects 1926 captain and 1925 MVP
The Times notes that David Richards, center, will be the 1926 Elwood High School football captain after an early-season injury. George Haviland, retiring captain, was voted the most valuable member of the 1925 squad.
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Dartmouth football ends season with big win over Chicago
Dartmouth members celebrated after defeating Chicago in the afternoon, ending the season as head coach Hawley denied plans for a post season game. The victory closed the Big Green schedule.
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Nebraska grappler meets Chicago foe in wrestling bout
Chicago tonight hosts a wrestling match between Joe Leick Mund of Nebraska and Stan Ly Strark, promising a competitive stand. Both athletes prepare for a hard fought bout as fans gather.
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Joe Leickmund
Nebraska Grappler
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Princeton Star Jake Slagle Emerges as Football Sensation
Jake Slagle of Princeton is lauded as a top all around back this season. He carried much of the attack against Harvard and Yale, with forward passes enabling yardage for the Orange and Black. The Tigers’ standout runner and passer is praised for speed, power, and broken field ability, likely to gain All-America consideration.
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Northwestern and Purdue finish tied in grid results
Saturday grid results show Northwestern 13 Purdue 9 with scattered college and high school scores across the nation. Notable gaps include Carnegie Tech 0 DePauw 14 and Illinois 21 Wabash 6, with numerous other results for Amherst Williams Alabama and more across the day.
Notre Dame's Flannagan Tops Midwest Scorers with 61 Points
In South Bend on November 16 Nick Kutsch of Iowa leads Big Ten scoring but Flannagan of Notre Dame is ahead among midwest big schools with 61 points from eight touchdowns against the Hawkeyes 49. Almquist of Minnesota trails with seven.
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Greenfield Filers seek 17 18 year old basketball games
Greenfield Indiana page notes the Greenfield Filers want games with basketball teams in the 17 18 year old class. Write Harold Witte at 4 Brandywine St Greenfield Ind for schedules and matches.
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Red Hawk Net Team Beats St. Anthony Y. P. C.s 31 to 21
The Red Hawk basketball team defeated the St. Anthony Y. P. C.s 31 to 21 while missing Turk Floyd and Smith. Address for state teams is Red Hawk Club, 104443 S, East St.
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Minnesota Faces Michigan in Big Ten Title Showdown
CHICAGO Nov. 16. The Big Ten football title will be decided weekend when Minnesota meets Michigan at Ann Arbor. A Gophers win gives them the crown with wins over Iowa and Michigan and a tie with Wisconsin. A Michigan victory puts Michigan atop the standings with five wins and one defeat for .833. Northwestern, with one loss, faces Notre Dame in a non conference finale.
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Saturday Grid and Gopher Blunders Stir Fans
A rowdy collage of sports notes and humorous takes spans college football results, player origins, and colorful bets. It mentions Dartmouth, Chicago Swedes greeting Oberlander, Benny Leonard rumors, Luis Angel Firpo talk, Grantland Rice All‑American picks, and a jab at Bonesetter Reese at a joint major league meeting.
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Tie Contest Delights Northern Indiana Crowd
Kokomo American Legion and Jonesboro Fillers played to a 13 to 13 tie before a large crowd in Jonesboro Indiana. Kokomo scored early as Helvie and Murray combined for a score with a drop kick point and Jonesboro answered with Mickey Hole running 32 yards for a touchdown after catching a shift offside. Hole later returned an interception 55 yards for a score, and Kokomo tied late with a forward pass from Leslie to Buckles. An extra point attempt failed.
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Grouz Questions From 1924 Football Rule Changes
In 1924 the kickoff rule allowed the kicking team to start from its own yard line or directly behind it. The 1925 version moved the kickoff to the yard line. An incoming substitute reported into the game could be suspended and his team penalized half the distance to the goal line. A five yard loss was charged if the referee believed the substitute had no chance to report.
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Ferndales and Hartford City Battle to Scoreless Tie
Ferndales and Hartford City A A teams played to a 0 0 tie at Washington Park on Sunday. Hartford City threatened in both halves with passes and nearly scored. Ferndales fumbled near the goal line and Brooks dropped a late pass. Next Sunday they meet Jonesboro Fliers here.
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Acme Football Team Wins Opponent 3–0 in Defensive Showing
Independent Football A kept their Fevorg clean as Acme line held strong on defense. Acmes moved to three wins and three ties this season. An injury, a broken nose, affected Acmes in the first quarter. A next game is planned for Sunday with details unclear.
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McIntire Wins Main Event At Indianapolis Gun Club
J. D. McIntire won the main event at the Indianapolis Gun Club trap shoot scoring 97 of 100. Burford led the handicap with 24 of 25 from the 21 yard line. Ensminger captured the doubles with 21 of twelve pair.
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Butler Wins Thrilling 10 to 7 Over Dayton in State Treat
In Indianapolis last Saturday Butler defeated Dayton 10 to 7 in a game packed with thrills. Northwestern beat Purdue 13 to 9. Richmond celebrated homecoming with a 14 to 6 upset over Franklin. Indiana A. beat Rose Poly 32 to 7. Notre Dame blanked Carnegie Tech 26 to 0. Wabash lost 21 to 0 to Illinois. Evansville College defeated Oakland City 28 to 7. DePauw topped Hanover 14 to 0. State Normal and Eastern State Normal tied 16 all. Butler freshmen beat Kentucky State freshmen 20 to 0.
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PIN TOURNEY TO BEGIN AT CENTRAL ALLEYS IN FEBRUARY
The Indianapolis Bowling Association set plans at a Sunday meeting for a city bowling tournament to start on the first Saturday in February at Central alleys. The event may last three weeks with anticipated turnout. Entry is $2 per man per event, replacing the former $1 plus bowling charge, and each league will form a booster committee to boost entries.
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Sunday State Grid Results Confuse Indianapolis Ferndales
Fragmentary score listing shows Indianapolis Ferndales and Jonesboro with mismatched scores and unclear teams. Other lines mention Picchigan City, La Porte, and WaMond Dusters with cryptic abbreviations, making full standings and outcomes uncertain.
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