Army Navy clash draws 78000 in Baltimore for gridiron classic
Army and Navy meet in Baltimore Stadium amid a record 78 000 crowd for the service game. Cadets led by Harry Son face a strengthened Navy line with Eddy at right guard and Osburn at center as both sides seek the series edge with several regulars making their last appearance.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Vasmy
Navy
Baltimore Stadium
West Point
Regiment of Midshipmen
Annapolis
Airey
Harry W. Son
Eddy
Chillingworth
Osburn
Notre Dame Closes With Carnegie Tech
Eastern football scene centers on Baltimore for the Army Navy game with four other key matchups. Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh in the 2nd annual Notre Dame Carnegie Tech clash, while Fordham hosts Georgetown at the Polo Grounds and Boston College faces Holy Cross. Swarthmore plays Haverford in Philadelphia as Route Rockne’s squad heads to the Carnegie Lech fray.
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Pee
Baltimore
Navy
Notre Dame
Fordham
Georgetown
Polo Grounds
Boston College
Holy Crose
Boston
Swarthmore
Heverford
Philadelphia
Route Rockne
Carnogie
Senior League Basketball Opens Wednesday at YWCA
The Sunday School Senior Basketball League begins Wednesday night December 3 at the YWCA court. Seven teams compete with two games weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Schedule includes Central Christian, Laurel Heights Baptist Temple, McKinley Avenue Methodists, St. Mark's, Westminster Presbyterian, and First Evangelicals through December and January.
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Laurel Heights Metits
Central Christians
Baptist Temple
McKinley Avenue Methodists
St. Mark's
First Evangelicals
Central Christian
McHunter Avenue Methodist
Laurel Heights
S. Baptist Temple
St. Mark’s
Westminster Presbyterian
McKinley Avenue
First Evangelical
West Minster Presbyterian
Cem Christian
MeKinley Avenue
St Mark's
Central Christi
Temple
First_ Evangelical
Intermediate games feature lopsided scores in Sumday league
On Sacred Heart court Lutherans overwhelmed Prospect Hill Baptists 59 to 4 led by French and Werner with standout scoring. Prospect Hill Methodists rolled over First Presbyterians 25 to 3 as English and Veltman shone, with lineups listed for both games.
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Sumday School
Race Lutherans
Prospect Hill Baptists
Prospect Hill Methodists
First Presbyterians
Sacred Heart
French Aid Werner
Gwards
Geyer
Maierhofer
Sager
Werner
Lincups
Grace Lutherans
la- Bey
Baptists
J. Davenport
Hoffman
Throughan
Bourne
Bennett
Prospect Hill
Arthur
Jim Veltman
Methodists
A. Veltman
A. Vance
J. Veltman
English
Be Beal
Tindall
Presby —Swales
North
Givens
Houlmgreen
Evans
Rojas Wins Active Scrap with Risko in Cleveland Bout
Quintin Romero Rojas the South American champion defeated John Risko in a tense twelve round match in Cleveland Ohio. Risko had a strong seventh round and closed with three straight points but Rojas battled back lifting Risko with uppercuts and body blows before the final bell.
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Ohio
Quintin Romero Rojas
John
Rojas
Risko
Bains Mace
Buffalo
Mel Claogat
Brooklyn
Singlefoot Favored in Maryland Final
A ten thousand dollar stake headlines the final day at Martinis racetrack with Singlefoot the favored horse for the mile event. The field of seventeen includes Pinkeo Sump-Swing Victory Inn Hisself and others from the Bowie meet. Notre Dame faces disruptions as Elmer Layden is sidelined but Rockne’s squad remains heavy favorites entering the clash.
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Ay Aucampockle
Towle
Vivance Mandieap
Martini
Rachis Genkon
J. J. Griffiths
Robert Odor Ky Hisself
Colo
G. A. Cochran
Whitney
Bowie
Een Nanne
Brothers Face Off as Army Navy Service Game
In Baltimore on November 29 mothers are rivals as Army and Navy meet. C F Born substitutes end for Army while A S Born backs up Navy. Borns hail from Racine Wisconsin and the squads total 30 states plus Hawaii and DC. Baltimore honors Gl Woot a favored Army son in the lineup.
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West Point
Annapolis
C.F
Army
A. S. Born
Navy
Racine
Wis
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Tbeimore
Gl Woot
Fuente Granted Court Leave to Fight Weinert
Tony Fuente the Mexican heavyweight held on state boxing charges was granted permission to leave the jurisdiction to fight Charley Weinert in Newark New Jersey on December 1. Fuente must return to Los Angeles for medical ligament treatment with one defendant, Fred Fulton, and four others arrested in a nearby Culver City bout fake knockout case.
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Uri
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Charley Weinert
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N. J
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Mryaigament
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Puentes
Culver City
Here
Berger to Manage Denver for Two Years
Denver news reports Berger waves farewell to Ten Vertameroy and heads to Dartford for an annual minor leagues meeting. He will join Berger in Rock Island, YN, as the Denver Western League manager signs a two year contract.
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Eatner
Amounerd
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Tenvertamerroy
Dartford
Cone
Vie
Nations Association of Minor Leagues
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Rock Island
Clyde Milan Named Memphis Manager in Southern Association
Clyde Milan former Washington American League manager and last season pilot of the New Haven club in the Boston League will manage the 125 Memphis Southern Association team. The report notes Milan's appointment from an Associated Press dispatch dated November 29.
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Associated Press
Memvmeies
Clyde Milan
Washington American
Army Navy gridiron clash predicted strong with Oct and Feb.
The piece analyzes a season of Army and Navy football showing Army strong on the line with Furwick Barbisch and Buinger at center while Navy hopes Shapley returns to backfield. It notes Army's improved play and Navy’s inconsistencies amid upcoming West Point versus Annapolis game.
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Virginia Wesleyan
Jock Ax
Navy
Furwick
Barbisch
Buinger
United States
West Point
Annapolis
Shapley
Norton May Retain St Paul Franchise
John W. Norton owner of the St Paul Saints indicates no sale deal imminent and plans for next season proceed. Bids from two parties dwindle while a syndicate led by W P MacMicking remains unsettled, with Allen expected to manage the Saints again in 1926.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Tuhe
John W. Norton
American Association Clik
Saints
Hartford
Penn Star Victory Boosts Injured Penn Player
Philadelphia reports W. Craig Clark of Shawnee Oxia, Penn left end, knocked unconscious against Cornell. He recovered with brain specialist Dr. Charles Frazier stating recovery was rapid and this helped morale after Penn's 26 to 0 win. Dana Evans dead at Northwestern. athletics director died of heart disease.
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Philadelphia
Clark
W. Craig
Shawnee Oxia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Charles IT. Frazier
Craig
Penn
Dana Evans
Chicago
Danke M. Evang
Northwestern University
Padget the Tough and Ready Mixer
Dolores Colorado cowboy Padgett describes boxing start in a rough road to the ring. He recalls buying buckskin gloves, facing Morrie Schlaiter and learning fast, then moving on to meet champions and top contenders while planning a twelve round bout in San Antonio.
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Dolores
Colo
San Antonio
Bobby Green
Tadgett
Volores
Valeres
Ray Alvis
Alvis
Aigett
Padsett
Morrie Seklaifer
Seklaifer
Schlaifer
Weety
Gail
Mickey Afler
Jack Briton
Cham
Dave Leries
Morrie Schlaiter Sthioe
Wad Logan
Warvey Thorp
Billy Ryan
Fob Tilman
Jimmy Jones
Jimmy Sherlin
Joe O’lara
Frankie Murphy
Joe Simonich
Sailor Freedman
K. O. Loughtin
Shelton
Kid Omen Run
Cowboy Dillon
Jeyes
Kid George
Herre
AL Mayen
Youn
Utility Five Grabs Early Lead To Defeat Eighth Squadron
Utilities sprinted to a big first half lead and held on to beat the Eighth Squadron 24 to 17. Sterling Browning led with five baskets as Pinkey Whitney added five field goals and two free throws. Tee led the Flyers with ten points for the losers.
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Tublic Serv Company
Auinéet
Kelly Wield
Utilities
Flyers
Sterling Browning
Pinkey
Whitney
Tee
Carter
Koen
Utilities Browang
Harrison
Itney
C. Blum
Fults
Biner
Eighth Squadron
Patterson
Stephens
Lynch
O'Brien
W. Philippus
Hd Goerges
Grange Receives Ice Tongs At Wheaton Banquet
Alarald Red Grange, Illinois football star and Wheaton’s noted citizen, is presented with ceremonial ice tongs by local businessmen at a banquet. The event honors his season and announces Grange Field naming at Wheaton Athletic Field. Guests include Ralph Baker and several Western Conference affiliates. regrets arrive from Coach Stagg Zuppke and Captain Sieger.
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Alarald
Red” Grange
Illinois
Red
Minnesota
Gophers
Grange Field
Ralph Baker
Northwestern University
Grange
Wlinois
Stagg
Chicago
Zuppke
Ilinois
Sieger
Michigan
Syracuse Football Squad Heads to Pacific Coast
New York November 29 Thirty five members of the Syracuse University football eleven under head coach John F Mechae depart New York for the Pacific coast where they will meet the University of Southern California. The Orange arrive in Chicago tomorrow for a light signal session at Stags Field and will practice in Albuquerque New Mexico on Wednesday before arriving in Los Angeles Friday.
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Syracuse University
John F. (Chick) Mechae
Pacific Coast
Orange
University of Southern California
Chicago
Stags Field
Albuquerque N. CM
Los Angeles
Fire devastates Tijuana stables. 70+ horses spared
A blaze at the Kastan and Eastman stables near the Tijuana track burned six barns and forced the release of over 300 horses. San Diego fire crews struggled for water. two races were canceled but officials said racing would continue. Reconstruction order issued as flames subsided by 5 PM.
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Cal
Tijuana Track
Tijuana
Eastman
James Coffroth
Tijuana Jockey Club
Tamber
Ima
Oak Cliff Seizes State Playoff Bid With Highland Park Victory
Oak Cliff High beats Highland Park 27 to 7 to advance as one of eight teams in the State Interscholastic League football race. Oak Cliff will face Forest High Monday and then Vernon, with bracket winners meeting in the state championship.
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Dallas
Oak Cligh School
Vernon
Highland Park
Highlanders
Oak Cliff
Forest High Monaday
Vernon Aver
Oak Cliff Vernon
Westley
International League adopts modified draft to end eight year fight
The International Baseball League voted to adopt a modified player draft similar to the Pacific Coast and American Association. Teams may take players by option or sale from major leagues under contract, with eight majors slots per Class AA club and a $5000 draft price. The 1925 schedule shrinks to 154 games, opening April 25 and closing September 20, with further rules on recalls and assessments to be decided at upcoming meetings.
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New York
International Baseball League
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
John Conway Toole
Toole
Toronto
Hartford
Conn
League
White Sox Scout Gets 7500 Claim Adjudicated
The national board of arbitration opened a four day session in New York to settle claims in major and minor leagues. It ruled Muskegon must pay J. Fisher 7500 for three years salary after releasing him. Other cases involved Norman Sitts, George Brown, Arthur Pratt, and disputes between Rochester and Marlin clubs. The board continues sessions through Monday with over eighty cases on the docket.
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National Board of Arbitration
National Association of Professions
Baseball Leagues
New York
J. Fisher
Chicago White Sox
Muskegon Club
Fisher
Muskegon
Norman Sitts
Independence Club
Lincoln
Western Leeague
George Brown
Waterloo
Arthur Pratt
Decatur
St. Sigeeaih
Topeka
C. Williams
Rochester
International League
Marlin Club
Gresgett
Hartford
First Baptist Five Defeats Army Y M C A In Tight Contest
The First Baptists edged Army Y M C A 26 to 21 in a hard fought Friday night game. McCarley led with 10 points, W James added 7, Pipkin contributed 6, while Kime and Goldrick starred for Army.
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First Baptists
McCarley
W. James
Pipkin
Aso
Army
Kime
Goldrick
First Baptist
Huff
FB. James
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