Eastern Western and South Wise Splits in 1924 Football
Review of 1924 college football across East West and South with Yale Penn Dartmouth Army Williams Rutgers and Navy among top contenders. Yale and Dartmouth show potent offenses while Penns defense shines. McBride second in eastern scoring behind Benkert. Garbrick kicks four field goals for Army against Navy.
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Princeton
Elis
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Dartmouth
Army
Fis
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Amherst
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Capt. Carbisch
Obhover Navy
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Lafayette
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Mountaineers
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
Wil- Hama
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Percy Haughton
New Yorkers
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Navy
Corinthians Are Easy For Stanton Eleven
The Stanton eleven defeated the Corinthians 19 to 0 as fumbles hindered a higher score. Stanton backfield FitzGerald Jones Shaw Curtain dominated, with Fritzhe and Mitchell standout on defense. Mitchell called signals from center, a novelty for local teams. Cyclops A. C. also won, beating Smithfields 40 to 0 with Dangelo starring.
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Stantons
Stanton
Fitzgerald
Jones
Shaw
Curtain
Taatitona
Corlithtann
Acoeh Calinban Kane
Firhea Whiteson Mitchall
Nudget Harrison
Ardeona
Gtrenetti
Hunt Imunigan
Niako Jpalabre Oo
Rhan Jones
Atantona
Handitos
Longo
Barry
Beare Dama Caps Off Unrivaled Football Season
The column ranks major Eastern teams Dartmouth Pennsylvania Yale, praises Dartmouth for peak October and Yale close games, notes Alabama wins in the South, Centre upset power, Chicago, Michigan, Illinois strong but no clear champ, Stanford California tie, and Notre Dame remains undefeated.
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Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Knute Borkne
Joe Search
Beare Dama
Southern Preps Win T38-Pound Bout at Washington Barracks
Mohawk club rival Joe Downey of New Jersey faces a tough 10 round middleweight main event at the Washington barracks show. Downey, a New York and New Jersey former sparring partner of Mickey Walker, meets the slugger type challenger. Johnny Conroy to fight Curly Warfield in the six round semifinal. Other preliminaries include Cafoni vs Urban and Rivers vs Forum. First bout at 8 30 p m.
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Joe Downey
New Jersey
Washington Barracks
Washington
Downey
New York
Mickey Walker
Johnny Conroy
District National Guard
Curly Warfield
Jack Cafoni
Sailor Urban
Joe Rivers
Billy Forum
Jimmy Gardner
Kid Bolin
Testoval
King
Mt Rainier Emblems Defeat Soldiers 6 to 0 in Tight Game
Mt Rainier Emblems beat Fort Washington 6 to 0 as Cawthorne opened with a 40 yard run after the kickoff. Sullivan missed the extra point. Fort Washington threatened near the Emblem goal but failed to score. Watkins starred for Mt Rainier on both defense and offense.
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Mt. Rainer Emblems
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Pierden Jacobs Babbiet
O.smith
Lipton's Aid Denies Engaging Man in Jail
John Westwood secretary to Sir Thomas Lipton denied reports that Lipton arranged with Amelius Jarvis Jr of Toronto a prisoner at the jail farm to skipper his next America's Cup challenger. He stated there is no foundation for the report and that Lipton had only seen Jarvis with no arrangement made.
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New York
John Westwood
Thomas Lipton
Amelius Jarvis, Jr
Toronto
District College Elevens Disband For 24 Season
Georgetown and Fordham narratives close the 1924 college football year with a Knights of Columbus benefit canceled. Georgetown disbands after the season as Lou Little plans next steps, Mike Palm may return to coaching duties, and several staffers shift to other schools. Key players Sheehan, Gaffey, and De Gassis depart, while Catholic University faces five graduations and awards the Varsity letter to Connell at the MM stop next Sunday.
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Holy Cross
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Gridiron Warriors
Mike Palm
Lou Little
Washington
Little
University of Pennsylvania
Palm
Mike
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Flavin
George Washington
Curly Byrd
Maryland
Lynch
Co. U
Shipleye
University of Maryland
Bill Kenyon
Sheehan
de Gassis
Brooks
Gaffey
Blue and Gray College
Catholic University
Denault
Kerrigan
Vosanger
Capt. Connell
Donohoe
Margain
Connell
Southern grid season shows flagrant form sheet issues
TLANTA, Nov. 30. Flagrant disregard of the form sheet marks the Southern football season. Alabama leads the Southern Conference with five wins and no defeats, Washington and Lee close behind with four. Florida undefeated in two conference games, Georgia five and one, Tulane four and one, Centre College praised for strong play and claimed near-all-Southern honors. Kentucky in the IAA, beat both Alabama and Georgia in key games.
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Colonels
Chicago Illinois Tie Game Outstanding Feature Of Season
The 1924 Western conference season closed with Chicago as champion and Illinois tied with Iowa for second. The standout games included Chicago’s 21 to 21 tie with Illinois featuring Red Grange and Austin McCarty driving three first half touchdowns. Minnesota upset Illinois 20 to 7 led by Clarence Schutte. Michigan’s rally fell short as Grange scored quickly after kickoff, then Iowa tied Illinois for second after beating Michigan State? No. The Wolverines rebounded to win four straight before losing to Iowa. Northwestern showed promise, Ohio and Purdue noted, Purdue opening a new stadium with a decisive win.
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