Johnson Regains Favor as American League Leaders Back Him
Ban Johnson, previously stripped of power, wins renewed confidence from American League club owners who extend his term to 1935 and raise his salary to 40 000 a year. They also clash with National League on resin use and holiday games while eyeing an expanded player limit and an earlier 1926 season start.
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New York
Ban Johnson
Landis
Elba
Johnson
Chicago
Phillip Ball
St. Louis
Tandis
Pacific Coast
American Association
International
National Minor League Association
Numner of Mayors
American League
Bulldogs Guest Faculty Dinner Friday Night
Albuquerque high school football players will attend a faculty dinner at the YMCA at 6 30 Friday with a parent, as coach F M Wilson says no captain will be elected this year and letters may be delayed until after Christmas.
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Albuquerque
F. M. Wilson
Wilson
Pesek Reinstated by New York Athletic Commission
John Pesek, Nebraska wrestler, was reinstated by the state athletic commission today after a suspension for missing a signed contract appearance in New York.
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New York
John Pesek
Nebraska
State Athletic Commission
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Prices Drop
Local grocers advertise cheaper navel oranges and Jonathan apples prompting shopper interest. Prices vary by store but the message signals a broader fruit discount across markets.
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Jonathan
Brown's All-Big Ten Team Selections
Norman E Brown lists Grange at quarterback with other selections from Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Indiana and Minnesota Beaming praise on players like Britton Kutsch Molenda and Oosterbaan and predicting Marek will join the all Big Ten lineup
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Brown
Norman E. Brown
Red” Grange
Grange
Wheaton
Friedman
Michigan
Salmi
Indiana
Britton
Earl Britton
Kutsch
Ralph Baker
Northwestern
Molenda
West
Joesting
Minnesota
Karow
Ohio State
Lewis
Wheeler
Lampe
Chicago
Flora
Pulaski
Wisconsin
Oosterbaan
Romey
Hawkins
Edwards
Henderson
Hess
Illinois
Hibben
Rob Brown
Yost
Ernie Vick
Jack Blott
Griffen
Lowery
Elmar Marek
Radio Programs Listings from Various Stations in 1925
A detailed schedule of radio programs across stations like KDKA KFNF KFWB KGO KHJ KNX KOA KPQ KPRC and more. It lists times, show titles, orchestras and performers including Diana Moon Ashley sisters Atwater Kent orchestra and Moulin Rouge orchestra among others.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Uncle Ed
Stockman-Farmer
Little Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Post Revue
KFNF
Shenandoah
KFWB
Hollywood
Hollywood Rythm Kings
Diana Moon
Ashley
Halstead
KGO
Oakland
Arion Trio
KHJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
H. L. Crockett
Way Watts
KOA
Denver
KPQ
San Francisco
Cabirians
KPRC
Houston Post-Dispatch
Blanchard
Cantor Kaplan
Victor
Gregor Jassel
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
WEAF
Good Will
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
KYW
Chicago
Coon Sanders
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
W. T. Whitlock
Werebm
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Jean & Anne
Christian Grimm
Tributes Paid To Memories Of Baseball Men
New York December 9 The National and American leagues face scheduling disagreements for a season end and a joint meeting set for tomorrow. President Heydler hopes for a September 29 close but October end may be needed due to geographic and Sunday play issues. He also addressed a new ball with two sectioned cork centers, noting it did not reduce home runs. A memorial service honored 13 baseball figures including Brooklyn officials Ebbets and McKeever and famed Christy Mathewson.
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New York
John A. Heydler
Heydler
Pittsburgh
League
Charles H. Ebbets
J. McKeever
Brooklyn
Tristy Mathewson
Chicago Radio and Theater Orchestras Broadcast Lineup
A dense listing of radio station names and times from Chicago and other cities detailing orchestral performances and concerts. It names Irene Downing and Peter MacArthur among vocalists, various city venues, and multiple programs including organ recitals and piano duets across stations WMAQ WOAW WOC WQJ WSAI WSB WWJ and others.
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Moulin Rouge Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
New England Forestry Congress
McEnelly
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Larkin
Goodrich Zippers
WCAU
Philadelphia
Snellenburg and Company
Barry O'Moore
Club Cadix Revue
WCCO
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WEAF
Larkinites
WEX
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Frolic
Plantation Players
K. C. Athletic Club
New York
Cushman's Serenaders
Lopez Orchestra
WEBH
Chicago Post
Oriole
Uptown Theater
WEEI
Boston
Silvertown Cord
WFAA
Dallas News - Journal
Baker Hotel
Edwin Lisman
Julia Charlton
Texas Power and Light Company
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake
Chapman
WGY
Schenectady
U. S&s. Army Band
Royal Hour
Matilda Russ
Stephen Boisclair
WHAS
Louisville Times Courier
Keith Kannard
Kentucky Ramblers
WHN
Iceland Orchestra
Etude
Penn Mutual Glee Club
California Nighthawks
WIR
Detroit-Pontiac
Jean Goldkette
Goldkette
WERC
Cincinnati
Wes
Chicago
Ralph Emerson
Ford
Glenn
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Laurent Chaveaux
WIW
Doherty Melody Boys
Irene Downing
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theater
of Chicago
Mayfair M. E
WOAW
Omaha
Fontenelle
Sunshine
Omada
Ginger Hour
WRC
Washington
Smithsonian
Royal Salon Orchestra
WJZ
Meyer Davis Swanee Orchestra
WSAI
Weaf Larkinites
Weaf Ensemble
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Charles Sheldon
WWJ
Detroit News
Notre Dame declines invitation to play St Marys College
Notre Dame has definitively declined an invitation to meet St Marys College in San Francisco next December. Knute Rockne wired that Notre Dame would like to play but class absences make it impossible. The Saints coach had sought a December 11 game against USC in Los Angeles next year.
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Oakland
Calif
University of Notre Dame
St. Mary's College
San Francisco
Ed Madigan
Saints
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Madigan
Bulldogs basketball squad to be trimmed soon
About 50 candidates try out for the Bulldog basketball team as Coach Wilson plans a cut within a week to a workable number. No scrimmage for some time likely until the Encino game on December 19. Encino comes in after nine games with seven wins, signaling a tough tussle with Estancia valley rivals.
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Bulldog
Wilson
Encino
Bulldogs
Estancia
Coveleskie Named Best AL Pitcher for 1925 Season
Stanley Coveleskie of the Washington Senators is declared the most effective AL pitcher for 1925 after a league recheck. The correction lowers Herb Pennock’s innings to 277 and ERAs to 2.81, while Coveleskie leads in both win and defeat percentage, earning double honors.
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Chicago
Stanley Coveleskie
Washington Senators
Herb Pennock
Yankees
New York
Pennock
Coveleskie
All Star Polo Teams Clash Here Sunday
An innovation will be tried at Sunday afternoon polo at the cavalry grounds. The best players from the cavalry civilian and reserve officers teams will form two rival squads for a free public match. Start time 2 45 p m. Civilization is just a slow process of learning to be kind.
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Cavalry Polo Grounds
Cavalry
Pine Bluff High Dominates With 684 Points In 16-Game Run
A Pine Bluff Arkansas high school team with 684 point for and 21 against completed a 16 game undefeated season ending with a 61 to 0 win over Stivers of Dayton Ohio. Victories included 27 to 0 over El Dorado 1924 state champion 23 to 0 over Little Rock 26 to 3 over Central high of Houston and 82 to 0 over Tech high of Atlanta. The Stivers team that beat Scott of Toledo 13 to 0 also claims 1924 national status and Pine Bluff faces possible stronger opposition but the Bulldogs remain dominant. The Farmingon high school loss 13 to 0 and 6 to 0 to Menaul is noted with an all San Juan basin team listing. The roster includes Noble Wooten Shipp A Williams Johnson Cox Duncan L Williams among others.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Stivers High School
Dayton
Ohio
el Dorado
Little Rock
Central High
Houston
Tex
Tech High
Atlanta
Jackson
Tenn
Stivers High
Farmington
Bulldogs
Menaul
San Juan
University names 19 Lobo football letters
The university athletic council approved football letters for 19 members of the Lobo squad. A captain election date was not announced.Recipients include Hearst Coen, Lester Brown, Carson Creecy, Matcom Long, Geard Armstrong, Harry Craven, Wilbur Wilson, John Grenko, Willa De Gryse, Otto Bebber, Da Donahue, James Willson, John Dolzadell, Paul Faw, Alice Monktlewicz, Harold Mulcahy, Charles Renfro, William Reardon, and Glen Brewer.
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University Athletic Council
Lobo
Hearst Coen
Lester Brown
Carson Creecy
Matcom Long
Geard Armstrong
Harry Craven
Wilbur Wilson
John Grenko
Willa de Gryse
Otto Bebber
da Donahue
James Willson
Joh Dolzadell
Paul Faw
Alice Monktlewicz
Harold Mulcahy
Charles Renfro
Willam Reardon
Glen Brewer
Grange Controversy and Auburn Grid Plans Highlight 1940s East West Play
Westbrook Pegler notes Red Grange’s claim of a long career while Red’s manager pays him 100 dollars weekly and reserves more. trainer says 70 dollars remain and 10 dollars owed. Alabama earns east west Pasadena tournament roses nod amid climate concerns for eastern teams at the coast.
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Westbrook Pegler
Pegle
Red
Pyle
Alabama
Pasadena
Brown
Washington
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Reed” Grange
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Invincible
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Durango
Alli
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