Mohawks Thompson Virginians in 14 0 loss at American Park
Mohawks routed the Praying Virginians 14 to 0 at American League park as Centre College tied up a strong defensive game. Hendricks and Egan connected on a 36 yard pass for the Hawks first score, with triple play and disciplined drive building the win.
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Shirley L. Povich
Rayvers
Centre College
Virginians
Kentucky
Hawks
Schneider
Drefuss
Virginia
Hendricks
Egan
Dinty Hughes
Dreifuss
Cox
Poss
Charley Beach
Mohawks
McCarthy LE. Edmonds
Langer
L.T. icDermott
Burch
f.Roach
Hughea Taylor Browning Goldman
Howard Exon
Knight Schneider Nugent Dreifuss
Trout Barrett
Mandrick
Beach Mohawks
Hughes
Lacy
Hurpa
Moore
Cooney
Browning
Parke
Barrett
Taylor
Riley
McCarthy
Bean
McKinney
T. Reach
Wootter McDermott
Peyton
Goldmian
Ryan
Drelfusa
Fleferee
Marmon
Bethany
Cohitl
Six Day Bicycle Championship Opens With Fifteen Teams
New York November 30 Fifteen teams with international stars began the annual six day bicycle championship at Madison Square Garden at midnight. The entrants include Alfred Goullet Newark and Harry Horan South Orange N J Reggie McNamara Newark and Pete Kempen Holland Bobby Walthour Nutley N J and Franco Georgetti Oscar Beg Switzerland and Constant Girardengo Italy Anthony Beckson Se caucus N J and Eddie Madden Newark Alfred Grenda Tasmania and William Coburn Kearney N J William Kanley San Francisco and Alex McBeath Australia Harry Stocktynen Maurice Dewolfe Belgium Ernest Keckler and Carl Stockholm Chicago Gagtang Belloni Italy and Charney Dertuyter Felghum Alphonse Goosens and Mariel Buysee Belgium Touls Benesatto Italy and Fred Paytor New York Percy Lawrence San Francisco and Sammy Gastman Newark Norman Hil San Jose Loviano Regamini Italy and Victor Hopkins Davenport Iowa.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Alfred Goullet
Newark
Harry Horan
South Orange
N. J
Reggie McNamara
Pete Kempen
Holland
Bobby Walthour
Nutley
Franco Georgetti
Aly
Oscar Beg
Switzerland
Constant Girardengo
Italy
Anthony ‘Beckson
Secau
Mariel Buysee
Belgium
Touls Benesatto
Fred Paytor
Percy Lawrence
Ssan Francisco
Sammy Gastman
Norman Hil
San Jove
Allt
Alinesatto
Tunte
Loviano Regamini
Victor Hopkins
Davenport
Iowa
Baxter Elected Captain of 1925 Army Team
Henry R. Baxter of Chester Pennsylvania was elected captain of the Army 1925 football squad as Navy returnees from Baltimore were met by 1200 cadets at Annapolis. Garbisch addressed the crowd while Navy plans to name their 1925 captain, Royce Flippen, unfold in coming days. The Cadets halted Navy from scoring a goal line visit but lost the game.
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Henry R. Baxter
Chester
Army
Hol’ Garbisch
Navy
Baltimore
Garbisch
Ws Point
N. Y
Annapolis
West Point
Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Royce N. Flippen
Somerset
Center College Eleven
Tlinois
Minnesota
Cornwell
Williams
Ithacans
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Creighton
California
Golden Bears
Washington
Stanford
Grange
Cuddleback
Notre Dame
3Tuhidrerer
Crowley, Miller
Hayden
Washington Bowlers Win Intercity Match Over Baltimore
Washington bowlers defeated Baltimore Recreation five to win the intercity match at Monumental City Saturday night. Capital Stars led 103 pins in the first half and finished 158 pins ahead with a total of 2 868 to 2 813 after ten games. Final five games determined the result as Chorumachal Cunningham and teammates posted scores including 165 and 186 in a strong showing. The Crescents crushed Atlas A. C. 75 to 0 at Monument grounds, claiming the 125-pound championship.
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Washington
Baltimore
Monumental City
Capital Stars
Baltimore Recreation
Chorumachal Cunningham , Works
Neeee Burtoer
Campbell
Wolatenholm Rosenberg
Krichton Franze
von Dreile Blark
Crescents
Atlas A. C
Monument Grounds
Columbia
Joe Engel Confident Johnson Will Return to Nationals
Joe Engel, Nationals scout, reports from the Pacific coast where he hunted ivory and deer. He says Walter Johnson was offered to play with the Nats again next year and is confident the veteran pitcher will return to Washington despite the failed 1925 Oakland contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Engel
Nationals
Pacific Coast
Walter Johnson
Nats
Washington
Oakland
Johnson
Taylor Wins Bannockburn Glasse Title
Henry Litchfield West reports Bannockburn club matches reducing 32 players to eight in the two man team championship with Murphy Margileth Doyle Pearce Miller Clark Knox Beaman advancing to semifinals. Miles Taylor beats Herbert F. Smith to win Class B title 6 and 4.
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Bannockburn
J. B. Murphy
Margileth
Piauts
Otto Taneker
Aero
Dr. Waldo B. Pearce
J. Doyle
Arthur B. Bennett
D. H. Bi Bente
Monroe EB
Miller
Clark
Glenn
Xecline
E. C. Alvord
B. C. Knox
Middleton Teamao
J. E. Foote
Dr. W. W. Marr
Murphy
Pearce
Doyle
Knox
Beaman
Lynn. Haines
John T. Barris
William ©. Carey, Jr
William E. Carey
Miles Taylor
Herbert F. Smith
Baseball Writers to Meet December Eleventh in New York
The adjourned annual meeting of the Baseball Writers Association of America will be held at 27 m December 11, the same hour as the joint session of the American and National leagues. The winter meeting headquarters will be at the Waldorf Astoria during December 9 to 11 in New York. Announcement was received from Commissioner K. M. Landis tonight.
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New York
Florida
Sarasoza
Giants
Tamlpa
Washington
Polo Grounds
Alligator
Sarasota
Tampa
Nationals
Yankees
Clark Griffith
Bucky Harris
Joe Engle
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Henry P. Edwards
Waldorf, Astoria
M. Landis
Champions Finish Third In Al Batting Records
Frank H. Young notes the 1924 American League batting averages show Nationals tied for third in team standings despite pennant win. Babe Ruth leads with .378, Goslin tops Nationals with .944 slugging, Sam Rice hits 24 steals, while team batting .294 overall. Manager Harris cited for sacrifice hits and adjusting to new duties.
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Frank H. Young
Nationals
Harris
Goose Goslin
Leon
Harry Heilmann
Nats
Tigers
Speaker's. Indians
Red Sox
Nate
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Goslin
Sam Rice
Doc Prothro
Earl McNeely
Joe Martina
Joe Judge
Tom Zachary
Wid Matthews
Bennie Tate
Matty
Prothro
Harrismen
Eddie Collins
Ty Cobb
Harrias
1924 Gridiron Surprises Mark Historic College Season
Upsets swept the season with Minnesota trimming Navy and records shattered at Berkeley as Stanford and California duel atop the West. Grange's fame grew while Notre Dame led a standout backfield as Missouri Baylor Colorado Idaho and Centre claimed regional titles amid a web of notable upsets and stellar performances across the nation.
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Notre Dame
Stanford
Pasadena
Pennsylvania
California
Berkeley
Army
Navy
Balti
Harold “Red” Grange
Grange
Missouri University
Baylor University
Texas
Colorado University
Idaho
Gonzalo
Pomona College
Southern California
Williams
Centre College of Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
Praying Colonels
Florida
Washington
Lee
TiMnets
Minnesota
Princeton
Harvard
Rutgers
Charley Moran
Little Bucknell
Knute Rockne
Middle West
Hoosiers
Yale
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Dartmouth
Far
Stanford University
Golden. Bears
Chicago
Red Grange
Illinois
Shorty OConnell Stars as West End Team Wins
From Georgetown, the Fort Myer led West End squad known as the Knickerbocker A. defeated Waverly A. 15 to 1 in Union League Park. Shorty OConnell rushed for 13 points, gained about 100 yards, and totaled four punt returns for 40 yards. Waverly’s Collier outpaced with a 60-yard run but a motion call nullified it. Georgetown’s defense pressured Watt, and a safety near halftime gave the Knickerbockers the lead. OConnell later sprinted 65 yards for another score, with a successful extra point, as the game moved to a second page.
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Georgetown
Knickerbocker A
Union League
Waverly A
Shorty” O’connell
Fort Myer
O'Connell
Waverly
Addiion
Watt
Fee” Collier
Wat
O’connell
Knicks
Souks
CoHier
Knickerbocker
Barber
Collier
Southern
Martin
Billy Martin
Oldfield
Georgetown Knicks
O’conneill
Myers
OV Bk
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Washington Bowlers
Joe
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Henry Litchfield West
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