Yale Stars Sidelined By Injuries Ahead Of Army Game
Yale faces Army with only two workable backs Kline and Cutler out due to twisted knees. The injury list leaves Yale a semi veteran squad struggling to beat the Army and remain a leader in eastern football.
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Internat
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Cutler
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Tada Jones
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Fishwick
Mansell Alley Ten Pin League Opens With Upset
Mansell Blue Ribbons defeat Mahoning Cubs in week one at Mansell alleys led by high game 212 from C Rafferty. New Castle Stars set to face Harris Billiards of Youngstown at 7 30 pm, promising an interesting rematch. Pete Herman, the New Orleans bantam champion, noted among boxing headlines.
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G. Stevens
W. Gore
Ps Srreey
Se Eik Eee
Thompson
Blanton
D. Jones
G. Bolinger
Biddle
Alsieve
Sumamans
Stoy and Sanger Set for Ten Round Featherweight Fight
Rosey Stoy of Lancaster and Joey Sanger of Milwaukee clash in a ten round featherweight bout at Raven Wood Auditorium tonight. Their previous encounter last summer near Youngstown was a fast paced match until an accident stopped the bout with Sanger injured. Also on the card Eddie Brady Brooklyn featherweight joins the Jimmie Dime brigade and aims for weekly bouts in the coming season.
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Rosey Stoy
Lancaster
Sanger
al Zill
Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
Eddie Weygant
Centennial Field
Willie Ames
Akron
al Corbett
Philadelphia
Jimmie Dime Brigade
City
Dime
Brady
Westminster Grove City Cross Country Meet Preview
Cross country race set for Saturday at New Wilmington between Westminster and Grove City before the football kickoff. Westminster team, led by Captain McKelvey and runners Maxwell and Mirtz, resumes workouts after a lapse since October.
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A. A. McDonald
Westminster College
Westminster
Grove City College
New Wilmington
Geneva
Capt. McKelvey
Ligonier
George Maxwell
Orville Mirtz
Pitts
Colorful Captains of STory by Feg Murray
Colorful football captains of 1925 include Brown of Michigan Gray of Penn State White of Louisiana College and Green of St Bonaventure. Brown and Gray center positions, Green half back. Brown leads Michigan against Navy. Gray captains Penn State in his junior year with key plays.
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Michigan
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Penn State
White
Louisiana College
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St. Bonaventure
Colorado College
Univ. of Tennessee
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Rose
Gallandet College
Wash
D. C
Bob Brown
Michigan Wolverines
Yost
Navy
Ann Arbor
Basil Gray
Alexander Gray
Nittany Lions
State College
Basil
Syracuse
Racing and football legends tied to regional clubs noted
The report lists racers including Donald McClure and James Wilson among others in Blairs ville New Castle Ligonier and Cooperstown with favorable conditions and a hint there will be no racing in 1926. It also notes Harry Hughes coaching the Colorado Aggies for 15 years with the Green Sy clones winning four Rocky Mountain Conference titles.
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Colorado Aggies
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Radiator Works Bowling League Shows Office Dominance
The Office team won three straight games over the Machinists at McCoy alleys in the National Radiator Company Bowling League. Fitting and Machine took two of three from the Foundry. Hamilton of the Office rolled a 208. Results listed.
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Sarbo O'O Soi Owe
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Ion
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Varley Din AS
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Aes
Gross
Roth Eer
Ae Ae
Owen Oe
Antacaatiaane
Stench and Scrutiny Mark A Turbulent Sports Week
The Wills-Johnson slaughter aftermath stirs outrage as the New Jersey commission seeks to polish its image with statements. In Chicago the six day bike race nears its end with Horan Horder Corley and Winter tied at 621 miles four laps. Michigan faces Navy while Illinois meets Penn in two upcoming intersectionals. Howard Rigby plans a new boxing club at Duquesne garden. Babe Herman signed to box King Kid Kaplan in New York on December 18. Curtain falls at Cranwood track due to foul weather.
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Horan
Horder
Corley
Winter
Babe Herman
Wille Amés
Youngstown
King Kid Kaplan
New York City
Grove City Crimson boast solid first half football record
Grove City College in Grove City Pennsylvania closes the first half of its 1925 schedule with three wins and one loss. Victories over Waynesburg Canisius and Marietta compliment a 0 19 0 loss to West Virginia University. The Crimson offense shows 66 points for and 0 against in the three wins. The line and backfield sizes are listed with weights ranging from 166 to 217 pounds and the team is coached by Charley Bowser. The real test comes against Westminster Geneva Allegheny and Thiel to close the season.
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Grove City College
Waynesburg College
Canisius College
Marietta College
West Virginia University
Bowser
Crimson Lads
Crimson
Wideman
Anderson
Fay
Veitmeyer
Gibson
Fflag
McConnell
Brown
Cribbs
Charley Bowser
Westminster
Geneva
Allegheny
Thiel
Baseball writers oppose stars lending names to World Series articles
Chicago baseball writers meeting on Tuesday urged the World Series reporting ban. They asked Heydler Johnson and Landis to prohibit stars lending their names to articles. The piece notes rising interest in the billiards match between former champions George F. Slosson and Maurice Daly.
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Heydler
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
Landis
George F. Slosson
Maurice Daly
Penn Football Star Kruez Out With Knee Injury
Philadelphia report confirms Albert Kruez will miss the Illinois game after a swollen knee worsened. Paster Fields also sidelined, forcing a new Penn backfield to face Red Grange and Illinois. November 7 features W and J in Pittsburgh with ticket info and travel.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Football Warriors
Albert Kruez
Penn
Chicago
Illinois University
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Kruez
Young
Illinois
Paster Fields
Grange
Light
Johns Hopkins to Clash with Pitt at Pitt Stadium
Johns Hopkins University elev en from Baltimore visits Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh on Saturday drawing an estimated crowd of 15 000 to 20 000. The return matchup follows last year’s close battle at Baltimore with Pitt and Hopkins both eager for a strong showing.
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Ray van Orman
Hair Groom Comb Cream Promises Glossy Daylong Hair
An old advertisement touts Hair-Groom as a greaseless combing cream sold for a few cents a jar. It claims to keep hair combed all day, control unruly hair, help growth, and provide a natural gloss suitable for business and social occasions.
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