Notre Dame Extends Dominance in Rose Bowl Clash
Notre Dame defeated Stanford 27 to 10 in the Rose Bowl as the Four Horsemen led a strong offensive showing. Layden scored and intercepted passes, while Stanford’s Cuddebak and Shipkey contributed despite the loss.
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Shipkey
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Nevers
Fort Sam Houston Division team beats Fort Clark again
The Fort Sam Houston division football team defeated Fort Clark 12 to 0 on New Year’s afternoon. Fort Clark had previously lost to the Division squad in a game in San Antonio. Fort Sam Houston scored mainly via air passes with Boower sock and Doshinke standout players.
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San Antonio
Fort Clark Goldier
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Boowersock
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California Bears Undefeated. Coast Eleven Defeats Penn 14
California remains undefeated in five straight seasons as they defeat the University of Pennsylvania 14 to 0. Dixon breaks free for a 26 yard run, California uses short passes and line plunges to score in the second and fourth periods, Carlson adds the goal after the final tally.
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Ente More
Quaker
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Shough McGinley
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Urgella
Gavin
Radshaw
Oerink
Dotson
Rock Island
Uracil
Fifty Years of Baseball Spotlighting Jimmy Collins
A review of Jimmy Collins as the National League’s premier third baseman, tracing his dominance from early days with Old Deacon to his rise after Boston drafted him from Louisville. The article praises Collins’s fielding reach, quick return to home plate, and impact on the Boston club, noting management’s early hesitation and eventual confidence in his talent.
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Somether
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Louisville
Boston Club
Jeff Gorton
Bill Conant
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Frank Selec
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Foster
Stogers
Hornsby
College Cage Teams Set Winter Schedule in San Antonio
Texas University St Edward's College and Southwestern University basketball squads travel to San Antonio this winter to face St Mark's Episcopal Sunday School senior team. Barrett says Texas and St Edward's will visit. January 22 for Texas, February 16 and 17 for Southwestern. Meagher plans more San Antonio football games next fall, but details remain unsettled.
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Hoach Meagher
St Edward's
Austin
Lford Gregory
Capital City
Thorpe
San Antonio
Harry Harper Seeks Major League Return With Giants
Left handed pitcher Harry Harper, veteran of seven seasons with the Washington Senators and later with the Red Sox and Yankees, aims for a comeback with the Giants. He will report to Hot Springs for spring workouts and negotiations focus on securing a National League contract.
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Fire destroys Glenview Stable killing twenty race horses
A blaze at Glenview Farm near Louisville, owned by R. Baylor Hickman and Baylor O. Hickman, killed twenty thoroughbred horses and damaged equipment. The fire occurred late last night with extensive losses reported.
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Professionals Without Thorpe Beat All Stars in Exhibition
The Rock Island pros defeated the Southwestern All-Stars 14 to 0 at Schwab Field in a rough showcase. Thorpe played only a quarter with a crippled shoulder, Eckhardt and Robertson did not play, and Rock Island benefited from timely breaks and stout line play led by Little Twig and Ursella on offense and defense.
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DeClerk
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First 1925 Golf Tourney Ends at New Year in Los Angeles
The 1925 United States golf tournament concluded after New Year’s Eve play starting at 8 o’clock and finishing just after midnight at a lit hotel course. Baga Rice Burroughs defeated L. W. Craig 2 up in the final to win the first U.S. golf tourney played in the nation. Also noted are college and high school sports items including Thorpe and Pfannkuche substitutions, and Passaic High School’s 150th straight win with a 73 23 victory over Arlington Class.
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Baga Rice Burroughs
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Boxing season reopens in new hall venue
The boxing season resumes Tuesday night January 19 at a new venue near Houston Street in downtown Newburg. Promoter Tack Shelton hails the move to a larger hall seating about a thousand, promising a stronger card and easier access than Market Hall. New location aims to draw bigger crowds for opening night and Shelton invites fans to attend. Moore retains middleweight title at Newburg meet, winning 220 and 880 yard speed events and placing second in 440 while Miss Elsie Muller wins women’s championship.
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New York City
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Valentine Bialis
Lake Placid
Elsie Muller
New York
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Joseph F. Donoghue
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