Grange Opens Pro Career with Bears in Tie
Harold Red Grange debuted as a professional football player with the Chicago Bears in a 0–0 tie against the Chicago Cardinals before about 20 000 fans. Grange earned 62000 in receipts, his first professional game featured three carries for 14 25 and 30 yards and one tackle. Nebraska beats Notre Dame 17 0. Penn tops Cornell 7 0 in the annual Thanksgiving clash.
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Colgate Triumphs In Final game Of 1925 Season
Colgate undefeated to end 1925 as captain Eddie Tryon led an uphill battle against Brown. Brown scored all in the first period, Colgate tied late in the final quarter after Tryon eluded ends and crossed the line. Syracuse defeats Columbia 10 5 at Polo Grounds as Orange flash slips past with two touchdowns.
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Moose Team Grabs City League Lead In Wednesday Results
Middletown moves atop the City League standings with a win over Frederick as Brunswick and Thurmont remain in the chase. Final standings list Middletown, Frederick, Brunswick, and Thurmont with Beirut Stria described as the region’s largest American educational institution in the Near East at Beirut Stria.
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Snapshot of Thanksgiving football and school sports in 1920s Maryland
The piece reviews Thanksgiving football crowds, upsets, and final day standouts, notes Middletown high school winning county ball title and shifting league standings in soccer and basketball, mentions Frederick high vs Middletown shifts, cites Mt St Mary’s basketball loss with Sheehy injured, and records Blue Ridge League discussions on revised rules and salaries.
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Local Baseball Managerial Race Draws Several Applicants
Bugs Snyder and Frank Caporal, with past associations to Frederick Hagerstown Chambersburg Martinsburg and Hanover Raiders in 1924, lead a list of candidates. Russell Bollinger and John L. Silvan also feature, while two Portsmouth club members and two New York state seniors filed applications. A December 4 meeting at the Empire Theatre will gauge interest with a league meeting likely December 17 at Magertown. Liberty High School toppled Myetsville 6 0 in the Northern Junior County League final at Cades Field.
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