Colgate at Brown

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  The Monmouth inquirer, Freehold, N.J., December 3, 1925, page 2

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  SPORTING Penn defeats Cornell, to O, Rogers scoring after recovering tumble. Syracuse eleven defeats Columbia at Polo Grounds, 16 to 5. Colgate and Brown elevens battle to 14–⁠14 tie. Fordham defeats John Carroll, 10 to Z, at Cleveland. Grange held in check in pro debut as Chicago Bears and Cardinals play to scoreless tie. Arthur Gluck wins the annual New York City Hall to Coney Island walk. Fred Wachsmuth is victor in annual Berwick marathon. Lincoln and Howard Universities play scoreless tie on gridiron. Nebraska defeats Notre Dame In game, II to 0. Red Grange saves his team from defeat in first pro-football game which ends in scoreless tie. / England is to send polo team for winter matches in Florida. Philip w. Bunnell. of Scranton, Pa, was unanimously elected cap tain of the 1926 Yale football team. Bunnell has played quarterback on the varsity for the last two seasons. Johnny Brown, the little English bantam, has filed challenge to bat tie Charley Phil Rosenberg, the cham pion The New York boxing commission ers are determined that poor decisions by their appointed officials must cease. Not that they believe any Of the arbi tiers are dishonest, but so sure are they that the system of scoring was all wrong that at their regular meet Ing they amended rule of the rules and regulations, which governs the system of scoring. The winner will row be selected by the number of rounds won instead of points scored College athletic officials uphold RED” Oranges action in turning professsional as ethical. Chicago White Sox aiming to get Ward from the New York Yankees. Tibbetts. of Harvard, wins inter collegiate cross-country crown at Van Cortlandt Park in record time; SYRIA cuse captures team title. Joe Click outpoints Honeyboy Finnegan at the New Broadway Arena.

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Colgate leads 25–⁠20–⁠7 in 52 meetings, counting the 42 since this game.