Gopher Line Goughs Up Minnesota Defenses vs Grange
Minnesota line coach Leonard Frank helped devise a defensive plan that stifled Chicago's Red Grange in a game for the Gophers. Clarence Schutte, taped bruised ribs, scored three touchdowns while playing through injury. Grange denied intentional hits as he averaged ten yards per touch earlier in the contest.
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Associated Press
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Leonard Frank
University of Minnesota
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Stars Dedicate New Tennis Stadium in San Francisco Exposition
At Golden Gate Park a dedication ceremony preceded an exhibition tennis day. William Tilden of Philadelphia and William Johnston of San Francisco split a two set win 7 5 9 7 with Tilden winning the first and Johnston the second. Mixed doubles Helen Wille and Vincent Richards beat Helen Jacobs and Tilden 9 7 7 5. In New Orleans Camp Benning Infantry School shocked Loyola 23 to 6 at Loyola Stadium as two early touchdowns and late defense secured the win for the soldiers.
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William T. Tilden
Philadelmia
William Johnston
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Helen Wille
Vincent Richards
Helen Jacobs
Benning
Loyola New
Bowling Scores Highlight League Week And Standings
The article details top scores and leaders in the Commercial Handicap League as Cloonan & Osborn roll 256-896 and multiple bowlers exceed 180 in recent week play. It notes leaders Ed Koht and W Nisun, high game by Nixon, and several players reaching over 600 in series with mentions of teams and organizations involved.
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Cloonan & Gsiers
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Lear Cementers
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Singie
Truex
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Ce Smithy
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B.A. Music
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Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Publi Service Company
Texas Steam Laundry
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Urleans Securities
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Maryland 1924 Bowie meet ends with rich purses
The final Maryland racing meet at Bowie opens for twelve days with total purses between 15000 and 100000 dollars. Key events include the Prince George handicap a mile and a furlong for three year olds, the Bryn Memorial ten thousand added, the Thanksgiving handicap ten thousand, and the endurance handicap ten thousand on the last day. Notable entrants include Princess Dereen Donaghee Blind Play Senator Norris and Prince Hamlet with other entries King ONeil II Plough Bor Smoke and Ballet Br.
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Maryland
Prince George
Bryn Memorial
Princess Dereen
Andrey Farm
J. W. Bean
Donaghee
Blind Play
August Belmont
YU. G. Bedwell
Senator Norris
Prince Hamlet
King O'Neil II
Plough Bor
Football Consistency Increases Difficult Across Major Teams
New York reporting on the season shows Yale Harvard Princeton and Cornell all fluctuating in form with speed and defense under modern pressure. Grange and Zuppke face setbacks as Illinois and Chicago struggle while Army Navy Syracuse and Penn battles shape the East and Midwest.
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Yale
Elis
Harvard
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Crese
Tiger
Josh
Columbia
Army
Iths
O11
Walter Koppisch
Portmouth
Hanover
Cornell
Hawley
Green
Vere
Ithacans
Grange
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Jiharans
Sanat
Syracuse
Salt City
Navy
Ailors
Navy Stans
Football Question Box explains penalties on fouls and downs
Lawrence Perry explains that holding on the farthest advance of a play determines the down and penalty spot, and that a foul on the one yard line does not statute a touchdown but moves the ball to half the distance to goal. Notre Dame and Yale football games are addressed with brief answers.
Georgia and Tech to meet in 1925 football clash
Georgia and Georgia Tech announced the November 14, 1925 football game in a joint Alumni statement. The date fix marks the first public move toward resuming the long rivalry, with plans reportedly finalized and wide interest anticipated.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Georgia and Tech
Aviators Win Consolation Polo Event At Kelly Field
Kelly Field’s polo four defeated the Fifteenth Artillery 27 to 16 to claim the consolation championship of the fall invitation polo tournament at Trent Field on Sunday. Doug lass the star led with seven goals while Lieutenants Clark and Jones also contributed for the Flyers. The second game saw the army four beat civilians 16 to 6 with Lt. Jones scoring eight goals and Jind Meadows delivering key support for the civilians. Captain Hettinger refereed the matches.
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D. Jones
John Smith
Nugene McGinly
Lient
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Toogol
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Wetting
Retired British Polo Manager Lord Wimhamne
London Nov 17 Lord Wimhamne will retire from polo and sell his ponies but plans to stay on some committees. He may enter politics again though his side is not known. Once manager of the British polo squad he oversaw an unsuccessful bid to lift the international challenge as Americans won. He returned to England before the Meadowwhroes series opener, prompting reports of dissent among players and supporters.
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Bob Fishman
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Wim Hamne
Daily Express
Petersburg Club Surrenders Virginia League Franchise
At the Virginia League club owners meeting in Petersburg the Petersburg club franchise was surrendered. In Baltimore Eustis Fla was chosen by Manager Dun as the Orioles spring training camp. The Birds will depart for Eustis around March 1, earlier than their typical start date.
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Walking in Your Sleep Versus Boxing Slopes in 1924
A 1924 Atlantic and Pacific column jokes about heavyweight boxing nights, naming fighters from Don Romero to Sully and Ferrara. The piece riffs on defeats, comebacks, and a playful slope metaphor for boxing talent across coasts.
San Francisco Wins AAU National Track Meet Host
San Francisco earned the right to host the 1925 national junior and senior outdoor championships after last night’s AAU vote. The decision awaits ratification by the AJA U convention convening today in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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N.T
Amateur Athletic Union
Tate
San Francisco
AJ A. UL
Illinois Has Most Points In Big Ten
Chicago November 17 Western Conference standings show Illinois leading in total points scored with a points majority in nonconference play. Michigan blanked opponents three times while Iowa did so twice, and Minnesota and Northwestern have been held scoreless twice.
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Iowa
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New Olympic Team Plan Urges Independent Sport Bodies
Willa Prout of Boston proposes major AAU reform at the Atlantic City session. The plan calls for direct selection and financing of future Olympic teams by the governing bodies of each sport, with coaches chosen two years ahead to ensure proper preparation.
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Thei
General Olymp' Commission
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Baron de Coubertin Plans to resign Olympiad post
Baron Pierre de Coubertin announces his intention to resign the presidency of the International Olympic Committee after the Prague convention. He plans to devote his time to education in national history, with a focus on teaching and propagation of erudition.
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Marseilles
France
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
International Olympsc Committee
Prague
Benkert Tops East Scoring Chase in Intercollegiate Loop
Rutgers star Benkert leads the eastern intercollegiate circuit with the top point total as the season nears its end. Colgate's Keddie Trvank closes the gap to within five points, while Syracuse’s John McBride and other peers chase scoring honors amid busy schedules and lineup changes.
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Ty Althou
New York Thai Ves
Genkert
Rutgers Sti
Keddie Trvank
Colgate
Tj Rutgers
John McBride
Syvacrsenth
Tes
Zeal Nowers
Ralph DePalma Wins 100-Mile Dirt Track Race
About 20 000 racing fans watched Ralph DePalma win the Tanforan dirt track event in San Francisco. He completed 100 miles in 1 hour 43 25 seconds, with Pete de Paolo seconds behind and Karl Cannor placing third.
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Ralph DePalma
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Pete de Paolo
Karl Cannor
Yommy Milton
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