Maroons Stall Grange as Illinois Tie Ups Western Leaders
Chicago defeats expectations by tying Illinois 21 apiece in a dramatic clash that halts Illinois bid for the Big Ten title. Stagg’s 11 men execute a sharp ground attack while Grange stars for Illinois in a game hailed as the season’s upset.
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Timois
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
Tllinois
Divni
Hed” Grange
Dllini
Grange
Illinois
Maroons
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Urbania
Chidge
Ilinois
Indiana
Ates
Northwestern
Te Hoosiers
Hawkeye
Tagwerson
Parkin
White
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Badgers
Sisler denies bench role for 1925 season
St Louis baseball star George Harold Sisler said he will again play first base for the Americans in 1925 and expects a better year after steady improvement in 1924. He plans a winter rest to aid further progress.
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Sisler
ST. Louis
George Harold Sisler
St. Louis Americans
Giants Beat White Sox 1 to 0 In Paris Exhibition
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 1 to 0 at Colombes Stadium with sharp fielding and teamwork. French spectators, cold and puzzled by the game, misread balls and strikes while the crowd enjoyed grog and laughter at the unfamiliar sport.
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Paris
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Colombes
France
Intercepted Pass Wins for Jackets in Sunday clash
The Grayjackets edged the Bulldogs 6 0 at Sehwah Field as an intercepted pass near the goal line sealed the victory. Schweitzer and Nesista featured on offense with solid work from McCarmick Jordan and Booth on both sides as the Jackets clinched their win despite Bulldogs' late surge. The Grayjackets face a bye next Sunday.
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Scoring Leaders Span East and Midwest in College Football
Rutgers star Benkert extends lead in Eastern scoring as Grange tops Big Ten for points. New Hampshire’s Wentworth trails, Colgate’s Tryon unchanged after West Virginia defeat, and Indiana’s Marks and Penn State’s Prest close behind. McBride boots field goal for Syracuse as Wesleyan notes in kicking. Bush named Indianapolis manager again after strong season with Ameri can Association club.
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Runswick Haifkk
Wentworth
New Hampshire State
Colgate
West Virginia
Edie Tryon
Maroon
Bruder
Mountaineers
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Syracuse
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Homer Hazel
Red” Grange
Ilinois
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Illini
Chicago
Marks
Indiana
Ohio State
Baker
Northwestern
Grange
Rockswell
Michigan
Armistice Day Football Card at multiple college and city games
A serialized listing of Armistice Day football matches across venues from Schwab Field to Tucson and Lewiston. Pairings include Maln High versus Brackenridge High, Twelfth Artillery against 254 Infantry, Austin College versus Payne College, Sam Houston Normal versus North Texas Teachers, Utah Aggies versus South Arson Newman, and others across Arizona Texas Connecticut and Wyoming venues.
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Schwab Field
Maln High
Brackenridge High
Fort
Sam Wouston
Arizona
California
Aggles
Lewiston
Mel Bates
Colby
Pasadena
California Tech
Ais
Storrs
Connecticutt
Aggies
Rinode Toland Star
Maryville
Logan
Utah Aggies
Southarson-Newman
Wyoming
Richards Defeats Casey at El Paso Tennis Showdown
Vincent Richards Olympic tennis champion defeated Ray Casey California title holder in two sets in El Paso. Eleanor Mise and Charlotte Hosmer won the women's doubles championship of Mexico over Marian Williams and Winifred Suhr. Norman Ferguson and son Louis won the round robin doubles, defeating Callahan and Ferrandini in the finals.
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EL Paso
Tex
Vincent Richards
Ray Casey
California
Mise Eleanor
Tennant
Charlotte Hosmer
Mexico
Marian Williams
Winifred Suhr
Pacific Coast
Normin A. Ferguson
Louis
Kh. EB. Callahan
Sam Ferrandini
Los Angeles
Fire destroys Royal ity Oil gusher near Okotoks
A morning blaze near Okotoks south of Calgary consumed a Royal ity Oil Company gusher described as valuable. The fire raged at the Canadian oil field area, with authorities reporting the well as highly valuable before the damage.
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Calgary
Royality Oil Company
Okotoka
Government Hill Rattlers Rout Avenue A Aggies 31-0 in Rain
The Government Hill Rattlers defeated the Avenue A Aggies 31 to 0 on a rainy Sunday. Porter Arbuckle Veach Barr and Gates scored touchdowns. Barr, a dwarf, stood out, and Porter returned a 70 yard interception for a score. Five wins and two losses for the junior Rattlers.
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Bill Rattlers
Avenue
Government Hill
Aggie
Rattlers
Woollawn Indians
Travis Tott
Jesse Cates
Football Question Box Clarifies Penalties And Plays
Lawrence Perry answers readers on football rules with corrections about penalties precedence when fouls occur before lost ground. He notes a referee error in not allowing penalty refusal and clarifies fourth down fumbles and ball possession rules with input from A M Verne in Kenedy.
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Touls Woniler
Perry
A. M. Verne
Kenedy
Questio
Cam A
Venne
Pennsylvanian Quaker Tops Eastern Intercollegiate Football
New York November 10 The lone undefeated Penn State Quaker sits atop the eastern intercollegiate standings after a week of upsets. Princeton crushed Harvard 34 to 0, Rutgers routed a Pay atte 43 to 7, West Virginia beat Colgate 4 to 2, Haskell over Brown 27 to 13, and Boston College defeated Marquette 34 to 7. Lehigh and Holy Cross battled to a 1 0 tie, marking the third tie for South Bethlehem collegians.
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New York
Princeton
Harvard
Rutgers
Payatte
West
Brown
Boston College
Marquette
Dartmouth
Yale
Tyehigh
West Texas Military Academy to Meet Antonio in Big Prep Battle
The Brackenridge Main classic winds down with a Saturday clash between West Texas Military Academy and San Antonio Military Academy at Schival Field. Crosby’s academy shows progress led by Ledbetter returning from a wrist injury and Carl Wideman at quarterback.Wendell Maule and other key players aim to be ready, with officials Van Dyne Frazier Wansey listed for the game.
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Weost
Texas
Brackenridge High
Zedbelter
Crosby
Somerset High
Big Ledbetter
One Sud
Carl Wideman
Ledbetter
Vianshane
Wideman
Cheah
Wendell Maule
van Dyne
Frazier
Wansey
Dr William Wingham Bull Yale Coach Dies in North Carolina
Dr Bull a famed Yale football coach dies in Asheville North Carolina after a long career shaping Yale teams he helped develop players from college days to the pros his methods influenced West Point Carlisle Indians and the kicking game his body to be returned to New Haven for funeral services
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Conn
Wiliam Wingham Bull
Asheville
N. C
Yale
Bull
Dr. Bull
Sheffield Scientific School
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Jas
West Point
Carlisle Indians
Hudson
New Haven
Mexican heavyweight Tony Fuente to fight Buck Tayior
Mexican heavyweight Tony Fuente with a string of knockouts has been matched to meet Buck Tayior an Alaskan heavyweight. The bout is set for November 21 in Phoenix Arizona as announced by Fred W Fuente's manager.
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Los Angeles
Tony Fuente
Hoxer
Buck Tayior
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred W . Fuente
Brilliant golf by four in San Antonio match ends two up
Western open champion Bill Mehlhorn and partner Diegel defeated San Antonio’s Tom Lally and Clarence Mangham two up with one to play in a rain soaked 86 hole exhibition at San Antonio Country Club. Mehlhorn and Diegel posted 72 and 71 morning scores while Lally and Mangham matched par across rounds.
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Mehl
Horn
Sant ‘Antonio
Sarazen
Hutchison
Barnes
Diesel
Mehlhorn
Tom Lally
Dally
Maughan
Tom
Clarence
T Fenth
Diegel
Sally
Mangham
Tunch
Lally
Bu Diegel
Mohthorne
San Atonin
Black Sox Triumph Over Goodrich's All-Stars in Rain
The San Antonio Black Sox beat the Austin Goodrich's All-Stars 6 to 1 at Apache Park on Sunday. Rain halted play after five innings with Rime pitching. Austin led early but San Antonio rallied in the final innings led by Captain Irvin, scoring all their runs.
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San Antonio Black Sox
Goodrich
Austin
Apache Park
Austin Feam
Irvin
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