All-Star Southwestern Football Selections Named
Dan Ingram announces the Morning Journal all-star eleven from five southwestern colleges led by Arizona and New Mexico with standout ends Leslie and Flickenger, tackle Creecy, guard De Gryse, quarterback Long, and backs Waugh and Salmon. honorable mentions include Armstrong Worthington Smith and others.
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Coen
Wilson
Arizona
Aggies
Miners
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University of New Mexico
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico Military Institute
University of Arizona
Texas College of Mines
New Mexico
Institute
West Texas
Olsen
Miner
Leslie
Flickenger
Southwest
Wesley
Salmon
Aggie
Wildcats
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Waugh
Brookshire
Willson
McNatt
Austin
Rob Smith
Hines
Hop” Lee
Byrne
Green
Crouch
Armstrong
Worthington
A. Smith
Monical
B. Rutz
Cadets
Porter
Eggleston
Jackson
Institute LP
Gentry
Rose
Institute RG
W. Smith
British steamer Ashton sinks after collision in river
The British steamer Ashton sank today after a collision with the United States shipping board steamer Federal in the Benedit river. The Ashton went down within a few minutes with the loss of the captain, pilot and three crew members.
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London
Ashton
United States Shipping Board
Federal
Benedit River
Women in 632 of 667 U.S. professions engaged
A historical snippet notes that among 667 listed professions in the United States, women are engaged in 632 of them. It highlights broad female participation across career fields.
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United States
All Western Eleven Chosen by Chicago Critic Eckersall
Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune selects the all western conference twelve with Red Grange of Illinois at left halfback and captain. Other picks include Benny Oosterbaan Michigan Tom Edwards Michigan Edwin Hess Ohio State Tim Lowry Northwestern Leonard Walsh Minnesota Fred Henderson Chicago Charles Kassel Wisconsin Benny Friedman Michigan Doyle Harmon Wisconsin Austin McCarty Chicago.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Walter Eckersall
Chicago Tribune
Red Grange
Eckersall
Benny Oosterbaan
Michigan
Tom Edwards
Edwin Hess
Ohio State
Tim Lowry
Northwestern
Leonard Walsh
Minnesota
Fred Henderson
Charles Kassel
Waliiois
Benny Friedman
Illinois
Doyle Harmon
Wisconsin
Austin
McCarty
Lowry
Henderson
Grange
Friedman
Harmon
Oosterbaan
Walsh
Edwards
Bulldogs to Play Encino Here December 19
The Bulldog basketball team will face Encino here on December 19, as announced by Coach F M Wilson. Encino’s strong lineup from last year is expected to provide tough opposition, while the Bulldogs, led by Coach Servis, have played for over a month and defeated most nearby teams. This will be their only game before the holidays.
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Encino
F. M. Wilson
Bulldogs
Servis
Baptist
Vauderville
Saturday Evening Post
Durham
Civilians and Troopers Set Polo Clash for Today
A. I. Reidling’s civilian polo team faces headquarters troopers on the cavalry polo field at 3 PM. Reports from reserve officers warn the rivalry may spark bloodshed as jealousy over prestige fuels the clash. Mrs Medil McCormick campaigns Republican women against the World Court. Navel oranges and Jonathan apples advertised.
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A. I. Reidling
Cavalry
Radio Programs of December 6 1925 Listings
Radio schedule digest lists interdenominational services concerts orchestras and drama across stations in New Mexico Texas California Oregon Illinois and more. Notable entries include KFDM KFNF KFWB KGO KHJ KNX and WBAP with religious services gospel programs drama and musical performances featuring Benny Ford Shelly Lee Alley Atwater Kent hour Capitol theater ensembles and multiple city orchestras.
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Pittsburgh
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Beaumont
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Shenandoah
Golden Rule Circle
KFWB
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland-Oregonian
KHJ
Los Angeles
KNX
Hollywood Express
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Meyer Davis
Hot Springs
Benny Ford
KYW
Chicago
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Edison Company
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Cathay Tea Garden
Bonwit Teller
Perlmutter
WRAF
New York
Capitol Theater
Atwater Kent Hour
Wear
Cleveland
Fireside Hour
WEBH
Chicago Post
WEEI
Boston
Major Bowes
Capitol Theater Gang
WFAA
Dallas News - Journal
Trent's
WGN
Drake
WGY
Schenectady
Godfrey Ludlow
WHO
Des Moines
Reese-Hughes
WIP
Philadelphia
Ben Stad
WIP Little Symphony Orchestra
WKRC
Cincinnati
Merrell Schwarz
Gene Perazzo
WLS
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Sacred
WWJ
Detroit News
Football Rules Change Debated On Start Of Third Quarter
A rules committee discussion focuses on starting play at the third quarter with the ball where it stood at halftime. Support favors preserving gains and avoiding drives stalling near the goal. The discussion also considers altering safeties to curb intentional ones by increasing points for intentional safeties and addressing enforcement challenges.
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Football Rules Committee
Mountaineers
Lobos
Proposal to Change Scoring on Safeties in Football
A suggestion argues that the goal line area could distort calls on safeties. The author proposes awarding three points for any kind of safety for a single season to test the impact on games and scoring.
Colorado Aggie Star Won't Pl ay Honolulu Game
Fay Rankin, renowned Colorado Aggie football star, is hospitalized in San Francisco with quinsy and cannot travel to Honolulu for the planned game. The Fort Collins report notes Rankin’s absence will affect the lineup and team prospects.
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Honolulu
Fort Collins
Colo
Fay Rankin
Giant
Colorado Aggie
St. Luke's Hospital
San Francisco
Quinsy
USC Warehouses Over Oregon Aggies In 28 to 0 Stunner
Los Angeles reports Troy's Southern California football team routed Oregon Agricultural College 28 to 0. USC dominated with a powerful running attack and opportunistic passes, while Oregon failed to solve the Trojan defense and had two ineffective kick returns.
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Los Angeles
Troy
University of Southern California
Oregon Agricultural College
Trojan
Southern California
Oregon
Wes Schulmertch
Aggie
Snider
Aggies
Trojans
University of Hawaii game plans discussed with Rankin patient
President Charles A. Lory spoke by long distance telephone with Rankin’s physician about Rankin’s condition. The doctor said Rankin is improving but did not want to release him from the hospital to take a steamer from Honolulu for the December 12 game. the last boat to Honolulu today left at noon.
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University of Hawaii
Charles A. Lory
College Today
Rankin
Honolulu
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