Army and Navy Play Set At Polo Grounds In Historic Clash
The Chronicle Telegram previews the Army and Navy football game at the Polo Grounds. Army favored slightly as both teams seek a close, season-ending showdown witnessed by dignitaries including Secretary Davis and Secretary Wilbur, with weather conditions noted and strong lineups outlined for both sides.
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Brown's Grid Selections Highlight Pacific Coast Stars
In a Coast wide reckoning, Yorbwin C. Brown lists standout players for an all-Pacific team. He cites Nevers of Stanford and Tesreau of Washington among top backs and linemen, with Keil USC and Shroke Stanford noted as premier blockers in a sunbelt era context.
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All Star Teams Picked for School League Gridiron
The 1925 All Scholastic first and second football teams are announced with 22 players chosen from eighty candidates. Captains Stewart and Barnes lead skilled ends. tackles and other positions filled by noted players from Lorain Oberlin and more, reflecting steady, aggressive play and sportsmanship.
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Yeckley
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Elyria
Auspacher
Crimson
Pincura
Anspacher
Chapin
Norwalk
Woo
Jago
Rogers
Cantein Pierce
Norm Schaefer
Little Big Seven
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Fremont Marvel
Kenney
Fremont
Dean
Elvira
Little Sig
Gaines
Oberlin
Gerber
Robinson
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D.mon
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Eee Peters
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All-Ohio conference football all star eleven of 1925
The 1925 All-Ohio conference football eleven picks by International News Service highlight a strong line and versatile ends and backs. Notable regional names such as Oberlin Baldwin Wallace and Wooster show multiple selections across first and second teams, with Ohio Wesleyan and Kentucky teams absent from top spots.
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Grange Debut Billed At Polo Grounds In Giants Game
New York officials announced tickets for Red Grange’s December 6 debut at the Polo Grounds will go on sale tomorrow. The event is a Chicago Bears vs New York Giants NFL contest drawing 67,000 expected fans.
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Old Grid Stars to Take Part in Gawe Columbus
Chic Harley Pete Lunchcomb Yerges and Huffman headline well known Ironmen stars among lineup for Ohio State game at Ohio Stadium this afternoon. U S U Alumni face the Downtown Coaches elevens in Columbus.
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Cocal Antlers Face Lisbon United Cigars In Key Clash
The Cocal Antlers host Lisbon United Cigars in a high-stakes football test on Alumni Field. Lisbon, led by McClintock, poses a balanced attack with strong passing from Wetzel and Warren, while Oldfield’s Antlers rely on a rugged line and team play as they seek an unblemished season.
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Boxing Results From New York and Nearby Cities
In New York Sammy Vogel stopped Gene Johnson in the first round. Georgia Ward stopped Tim Janet in Elizabeth New Jersey in the tenth round. In Detroit Young Warulle won a ten round decision over Bob Sage. Joe Lucas beat Eddie Cowpers in Detroit. Detro knocked out Al Wanness in Jackson.
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