Holy Cross A C Defeats Spencer A C In 12 0 Battle
Holy Cross A C wins at South End Field defeating Spencer A C 12 to 0. The game features Holy Cross dominance especially in the second quarter with five first downs and key runs by Rogers Haminski and V. Ramin. Spencer’s lone first down came early as Holy Cross recovered a fumble and controlled the later stages.
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South End
Blopp
Holy Cross A. C
Spencer A. C
Sunda Thes
Spencer
Cie
Spencers
Holy Cross
Spenceria
Cross Pines
Spescar
Rogers
Sain
J. Fritz
Neer
V. Haminski
Ski
Cerians
Holy Cros
Fos
Ened Leihy
Pope ‘ _Brouse
Lg&g . D
Football scoring leaders and early season stars highlight pregame notes
A fragmentary account details players such as Eddie Trion and Nicholas Kutsch as leading scorers in early season games. It mentions Benny Friedman and Howard Elliott among top scorers, with references to teams like Iowa, Dartmouth, and California. The piece notes the aim to crown scoring leaders across major conferences and mocks the mythical title race.
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Piers
Sys
Cade
Nzme
Eddie Trion
Coi- Baie
Kine Ber- Lane
Dartmouth
Carrisius
Clarkson
St Bonaventure
Laffayette
Tyron
Pringeton
Colgate
Kuisch
Towa
Arkansas
St. Louis
Illinois
Ohio State
Benny
Indiana
Hoosiers
Michigaw Aggies
Michigan
Wisconsin
Finois
Filiott
Arizona
Emerce
Ohio Colleges and Teams Post Varied Scores Across Matches
A collage of results shows Baldwin Wallace losing to Akron 0 to 6 while Osterbein and Kiram tie 12. Ohio Northern and Ohio D5 both blank, Western Reserve wins 13 to 0. Detroit defeated John Carroll 12 to 6. East Yale routed Army 28 to 7. Illinois crushed Pennsylvania 24 to 2. Dartmouth over Brown 14 to 0. Harvard defeated William and Mary 24 to 0. Princeton beat Swarthmore 19 to 17. Columbia 14 over West College 14. Michigan and Wisconsin clash to 12 with Chicago 6. Purdue 0, Iowa 28. Northwestern 17 beat Indiana 24. South Alabama 6 over Mississippi A 3. Tulane 12 over Auburn 0. Tennessee 12 over Georgia 7. Notre Dame 12 over Georgia Tech 0. Ohio Scholastic Warren 21, Cleveland Shaw 0. Akron Central 0, Akron South 0.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Osterbein
Kiram
Ohio Northern
Ohio
Western Reserve
Eoe. Detrois
John Carroll
East Yale
Army
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Brown
Htarvard
William and Mary
Princeton
Swarthmore Corner
Columbia
West Eolnace
Michigan
A. Isconsin
Chicago
Purdue
Iowa
Wabash
Northwestern
Indiana
South Alabama
Mississippi A
Tulase
Auburn
Tennessee
Georgia
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Scholastic Warren
Cleveland
Shaw
Akron Central
Akron South
Long Runs and Forward Passes Feature Game at Western Heights
The Diesp K downed Sparks Athletic Club of Lorata et Rooservit School 14100 in a game marked by long runs and forward passing. Verner kicked off Sheridan returned and Sparks forced to punt. Smater had a 35 yard return to end. York scored failed extra point. Lorain defense held for most of the game. final score favored Sparks.
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Western Heights
Diesp K
Fest Sparks Athletic Club
Lorata Et Rooservit School
Verner
Sheridan
Sparks
Smater
Irsh
Lorain
Archer
T Lack
Ware
Knlls
Snissler
Grush
Sperks Soal
Pete
Yauco Broughe
Smith
Smaltro
Verrell
Spark
Smalarain
Vernel
Yucka
Ard Smalley
McIntosh
Ela
AL Burns
Provosn
oTos
Szabo
Lekow
Burns D. Ryen
Randall Marers
R.G
Bodner Vernese
E. Grell Randall
Sheridan Strinka
Grush L. Fi
Tiblack
R. HL
MelIrtosh
F. B. J. G. Bordner
Blepp
Sparks A.C
van Wagner
Menatoly
Big Kuits
Gordon
Lexo
Mayers
Leko
Mike
Kovacs
Kovaces
Novatus
Iohn Ress
Rees
Burns
Men
Lorain High Loses to Raven of Youngstown
Lorain High fell 6 to 0 to Raven Wrigh at Youngstown on a muddy field. Rayen scored in the second quarter on an end run and line plunges as Lorain threatened but failed to convert any drive.
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Lorain
Raven
Youngstown
High
Rayen Wrigh
Rayen
The Hotel of Sport and 1925 racing notes
A scattered summary notes racing and sports topics from 1925. It mentions Callese bassis coach Yack Dempsey defending a title since 1919, St Louis pennant droughts, a 95 day winter racing window, and about 260000 purses at Southern Maryland Association meets ending November 25. It also notes the New York picker club pursuing star defenseman George Boucher and changes to a new ball and tournament pace affecting speed and hitting power.
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Callese Bassis
Yack Dempsey
Iiste
St. Louis
Orleans
St. Patrick's Day
Sun Clubs
States
Canada
Canal Zone
Arerican Transhooting Association
Southern Maryland Association
New York Pcker Club
George Boucher
Ouawe Hecker Association
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Oly Boss
Victor Over
Nicholas Kutsch
Eng
Nodle West
Staces
Blanner
Fianassan Na
Jeweshi
J. Ffrey
Fiortse
Tarso
Piste
Kai
Demanck
Oconnor
V. Fiorse
Blanner Demoaich
Eulla
Troxeis
Biepp
Trotels
Bslepp
Rasuzona
Beseme
Toneadawa
Xirapons MeCra
Gurestar
Olazery Kozie Huesasta
Eddie Tryon
Reson Soorerinths East
Howard Ewsott
Trelwe
Kutsch
Terors
Shido Tate
Benny Fetedaan
Kuischs Rar
Osc Eos
the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust
PGF CO
Ao CO
Saicrdax
Eran Sparks
Aeron West
Akron Nor
New Philadelphia
Kent Roosevelt
Ravenna
Willard
New London
Lima South
Ada
Kenmore
Kent State
East Liverpool
Salem
Marion Harding
Buesrus
Lakewood
Delaware
Ston
Darton
Yar
Bears
Rock Island
Case Cardinals
Dalais
Ladelphia
Bufeto
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Providence
Rochester
Pottsville
Colurabus
Detroit
Hammond
Columbus
Toronto
Ironton
Bnestas
Cirde A
New Lexington
Crooksville
Painesville A. C
Barberton
Massilion Maroons
South Akron
Babe Ruth
Jockin
Hotel of Sport
Howard B. Somes
Elyria Savines & Trust Ride
He Deas
Elyria
Elticens Wea
Isles
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