Minnesota Defeats Chicago as Schutte Leads Gophers
Minnesota halted Chicago in a hard fought game led by Clarence Schutte who played through pain scoring three touchdowns despite a taped, bruised rib. Leonard Frank and Spaulding prepared a defensive plan that emphasized pressure and open coverage, boosting the Gophers before next week’s Vanderbilt clash.
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Stars Dedicate New Starhim For Tennis
San Francisco November 17 ranking tennis stars meet in exhibition matches aiding the dedication of the new tennis stadium at Golden Gate Park. The first match featured William Tilden and William Schniston with mixed results. Vincent Richards and Belén Jacobs won the mixed doubles in a 9-7 7-5 finish.
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Purses of 150000 Up for Last Twelve Days of Bowie Meet
Maryland racing opens its finale with purses between 150000 and 160000 across four major stakes. The Prince George handicap at a mile and one furlong leads the card, with Princess Doreen favored and Donaghee Blind Pig and others challenging.
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Bowling City Candidate Tops Local Bowling Standings
Readable OCR fragments show bowling results with names like Tony Wilson and Ed Koer. Highlights include high averages, high series by Cloonan Osborn, and several players listed with scores near 210 to 225. The piece notes nine-game averages above 170 and names multiple rivals in the district standings.
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Football Consistency Increases Difficult Across Major Teams
A 1920s era football roundup notes Yale and Princeton clashes shaping the season. Speed and defense dominate, Harvard’s puzzling form, Grange hampered by injuries, and Dartmouth, Illinois, and Army-Navy prospects discussed amid scholastic strains and Thanksgiving battles.
Football Question Box Clarifies Down and Penalty Rules
Lawrence Perry explains down and penalty rules with examples. A foul on offense at the one yard line does not score a TD. half the distance to the goal is applied and play continues. Yale and Notre Dame have never met in a football game according to the column.
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Georgia and Tech to renew football series next season
An Atlanta announcement states the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech will play football on November 14, 1925, marking a resumption of their long rivalry after prior talks of renewed relations. The joint statement confirms the date and renewed series interest.
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Army and Civilian Boxers Battle at Garden in Slow Scrimmage
A Sunday boxing and polo recap from Kelly Field and Fort Trent Fidders features Lieut. R. W. Douglas’s seven goals, Sally Montgomery’s strong punch, and a mixed show with the Army five overcoming civilians 16 to 6. The piece notes rough ground, paddocked ponies, and a closing gag about slope champions as garbled action across multiple teams.
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Manager of British Polo Team Retires
Lord Wimborne retires from polo and sells his ponies as he plans to remain on several committees. The British polo squad, once managed by him, failed to win the international challenge cup this year as Americans prevailed in 1921. His political future remains uncertain.
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London
Lord Wimborne
Daily Express
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Petersburg gives up franchise in Virginia league meeting
At a late hour the Peter felud owners surrendered their franchise during the Virginia Teague meeting in Petersburg and Richmond on November 17, officials reported.
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Virginia Teague
Peter Felud
Orioles to Eustis for Spring Training Camp
Eustis has been chosen by manager Jaax as the Baltimore Orioles training camp site for next spring. The squad departs on or about March 1, about a week earlier than their usual start date.
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San Francisco Awarded 1925 National Track Meet
The Amateur Athletic Union track and field committee voted late last night to award the 1925 national for minors and senior outdoor championships to San Francisco. The decision awaits ratification by the A A U convention starting today.
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Amateur Athlete Union
San Francisco
Illinois Tops Big Ten In Conference Scoring
Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, and Northwestern show strong defensive marks as Illinois leads the Big Ten in total points scored in conference games. The standings compare points for and against, with Illinois, Purdue, Minnesota, and Ohio State among the top and bottom in scoring margins.
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Changes Proposed for U S Olympic Organization
Willi Prout of Boston, retiring head of the Amateur Athletic Union, urges direct selection and financing of U S Olympic teams across all sports. He says teams should not travel as a unit and that separate referees and managers should be chosen years ahead to improve preparation. He condemns weak track performance seen in Paris and stresses patriotism in sport.
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Baron Coubertin Plans to resign from Olympic committee
MARSETUWS France November 17 Baron Pierre de Coubertin announces his intention to resign the presidency of the international Olympic committee after the Prague convention. He will devote time to the propagation of protection in universal history with Jesse taught by
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Ralph DePalma Wins on Tanforan Track
About 20 000 racing fans saw Ralph DePalma win the JaOanite dirt track event at Tanforan Sunday in 1 hour 4 seconds. De Palma's nephew Pete De Paolo was second, Karl Cooper third, Emmy Milton fourth.
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Karl Cooper
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Rutgers Star Leads East Point-Scoring Chase
Rutgers standout Henkert tops the East scoring race with a total near the lead. Colgate’s Eddie Trvonkel closes within five points as Rutgers, Colgate, and Columbia show a tight scoring battle across the conference.
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