West and East Grid Stars to Train for Benefit Game
Western squad and an all eastern eleven prepare for a December benefit football game in San Francisco. Coached by Pesky Sprott and George Latham, practices run through December 19 with sessions in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Readies stars from California Oregon and USC including Muller Carlson Erb Imiay Patrick Batley Lacey Nisbet Horrell Minnick Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shriners
Crippled Children's Hospital
Pacific Coast College
Gridiron Warriors
Pesky” Sprott
George “Fat” Latham
Los Angeles
Brick” Muller
Glenn
Scoop” Carlson
Charlie Erb
Talma “Tut” Imiay
University of California
Jack Patrick
Lacey
Blewett
Norman Anderson
Nisbet
California
Horrell
Minnick
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Iowa
Anderson
University of Southern California
Burrowed Out All-American Football Selection
An anonymous all-American eleven lists players by position with humorous descriptors. McClughan, Pettit, Tomei, Bachechi, Fogg, Purdy, Well, Lovelace, Simms, French, Hicks, plus trainer Graham and coach Crichton are named for their respective roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClughan
Pettit
Tomei
Bachechi
Fogg
Rigt
Purdy
Lovelace
Simms
Hicks
R. McClughan
R. Fred Pettit
F. Tomei
Bachecht
W. B. Hicks
J. ¢. Penney Company
Andeal
Frank Graham
Kyle Crichton
Ufied
Tempe College Prepares to Face Wildcats in Four Games
Tempe college Bulldogs aim to defeat the Arizona Wildcats in four basketball games this season. Nine of last year's ten lettermen return, and expectations for the team are high as they plan to challenge the Arizona champion squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Tempe College Bulldogs
Arizona Wildcats
Arizona
Liper worth living and kidney health claims
A damaged ad copy touts PFULEY LLB as a diuretic stimulant to flush waste and restore kidney function. It includes a testimonial from Rangel Wrenner of Alexandria praising the pills, ending with garbled and repetitive phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangel Wrenner
Huggins plans young infield with Koenig as key target
Yankees manager Miller Huggins aims to build a new infield for next season. He spent over 100000 on shortstop prospects including Tony La Zerre Mark Koenig and Durocher while recalling Mike Gazella. He plans Koenig as a potential shortstop with Gazella and Durocher in the mix and shifts for Ward Dugan Gehrig to first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
Koenig
Mike
Norman E. Brown
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Everett Scott
Scott
Tony la Zerre
Salt Lake
la Zerre
I Huggins
Mark Koentig
St. Paul
A. A
Mr. Huggins
Durocher
Hartford
Mike Gazella
Atlanta
Hug
Aaron Ward
Joe Dugan
Joe
Lou Gehrig
Wallie Pipp
Long Boy
Radio Programs Listings by Time and Station
A dense catalog of radio schedules across numerous stations and cities. It lists times, programs, performers, orchestras, and entertainers including Westinghouse band Herman Niebuhr Ralph Hall Lee Kent and her tera pach Ruth hroland Atwater Kent ensembles Planters and many others across KDKA KFNF KHJ WEAF and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Herman Niebuhr
KFAB
Lincoln
Ralph Hall
Slick Merriam
Shelshaw
KFNF
Shenandoah
Henry Field Seed Company
KFOA
Seattle
KFWE
University City
Romaine
Paul
Jack Snyder
KFWB
Hollywood
Lee Kent
Her Terapach
Hoot Owl Harbout
Hollywood Roof Orchestra
KGW
Portland Oregonian
KHJ
Los Angeles
Don Clark
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Radio Orchestra
Ruth Hroland
Screen Star
Allison Fhelps
KOA
Denver
Silver State Concert Orchestra
Book of Knowledge
Open Door
Harmony Peerless Dance Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
Atwater Kent
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
KPRC
Houston Post + Dispatch
Fatty Martin
South
Margaret Nolan
Weaf Chain Good Will
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Southland
Lawson Keld
KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Paul Ash
Coon Sanders
Nighthawks
Insomnia Club
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Panther Ha- Waiian
WBBM
Bunset
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Lew Russell
Xylophone
Nate Caldwell
Two Jays
Charlie Garland
WBZ
Springfield
Nature Story
Junior Pease
Apollo Quartet
Jane Hanson
Helen Hegel
Lacey Wilcox
Tyrolean Ladies’ Quartet
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Pooley
WEAF
Philadelphia
Dad Batley
Jones’ Jolly
Profe g professionalism in football to be combated
The NCAA prepares five remedies to curb professionalism in football at its twentieth annual conference. Proposals include limiting pre-season training and intercollegiate games, restricting non college stadium play, abolishing athletic scholarships, and promoting intra mural play. The resolution also urges institutions to stop employing coaches or staff tied to professional football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York Sun
Palmer F. Pierce
Frank W. Nicholson
Two GARG For Auto Gage Entering New Year Races
William L. Cowan of Albuquerque arranged purchase of a Frontenac racing car to be delivered December 18 for Albuquerque entry in New Year races. The Frontenac Special, once owned by R. L. Doughty of Hot Springs NM, is highly regarded after southwest races. Tom Closson of Santa Fe NM enters a Hudson Special capable of a mile in about 37 seconds. International trade has reached pre war volume per 1925 fisea figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Cowan
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
R. L. Doughty
Hot Springs
N. M
Ben
Tom Closson
Santa Fe
Fisea
Chicago Theater Organ Recital and Radio Programs
A synopsis of evening radio and live performances across multiple stations. Listings include organists Erwin Swindell and Marcus Cohen, tenor Marcus Cohen, and varied programs from 5:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. featuring Rainbo concerts, Spana Troubadours, Miller acts, Ward Belmont students, and ensembles like the Francis Craig orchestra. Local stations WMAQ WOOC WQJ WEAF WSB WSM WWJ and others broadcast schedules and guest artists in Chicago Cincinnati Cincinnati and Detroit markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCX
Detroit Free Press
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Star
WEAF
New York
Huyler
Bon Ton Buddies
Pooley
Ipana Troubadours
Roxy and His Gang
Ben Bernie's Orchestra
WEBH
Chicago Post
Oriole
Oriole Dance
Oriole Dance Orchestra
WEE
Boston
Weaf Musicale
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake
Chapman's Orchestra
WNAS
Louisville Times - Courier
Jake Seligman
Kentucky Nightow
WHN
Roseland Dance Orchestra
Melody Club Orchestra
Coteton Club Orchestra
Harry Richman
WHO
Des Moines
Lleese-Hlughes
Santa Claus
Kate Miller
Whistler
Smith Sisters
Harmony Girls
Larks
WJK
Detroit-Pontiac
Goldkette
Goodwill Oakland
Jewett Jesters
WKREC
Cincinnati
Swiss Garden Orchestra
Littl Symphony Orchestra
Blue Grass
WLS
Chicago
Ralph Smerson
WLS Theater
Dan McGrew
Johanna Grosse
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theater
WOOC
Davenport
Erwin Swindell
Marcus Cohen
WQJ
Marvin Hinshaw
Ginger Hour
WSAI
Waterman
Spana Troubadours
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Melody Artists
WSM
Nashville
Francis Craig
Ward Belmont College
Daisy Hoffman
WWJ
Detroit News
News
Three Giants Pitching Hopefuls for McGraw's Staff
John Mc Graw plans a new mound core next spring led by Huntszinger Fitzsimmons and Kent Greenfield. Huntszinger won five and lost one last season making him the top winner by percentage, while Fitzsimmons went six and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGraw
Pittsburgh Pirates
Huntszinger
Fitzsimmons
Kent Greenfield
Huntzinger
McGraw
Fitz
McGraw Touts 1901 Giants Pitching Prospects
Greenfield led with 12 wins and eight losses and a strong 177 innings, including 12 complete games. Dean won 10 and seven with high praise, while Fitzsimmons and Barnes joined the staff as McGraw reshapes the Giants' pitching rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Wayland Dean
Louisville Colonels
McGraw
Pirates
Washington Senators
Dean
Virgil Barnes
Jawn
Art Nehf
McQuillan
John Scott
Chaves County Erie Takes Five to Prison
Roswell New Mexico December 15 Sheriff J E Zumwalt with five inmates bound for the state penitentiary. Bill Lee jailed for statutory offense to serve 3 to 5 years. C C Cartwright 5 to 7 years for statutory offense against a girl of 13. Nestor Sanchez larceny two to three years. Charles Davis forgery two to three years. T H Parker robbery by firearms three to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
J. E. Zumwalt
Santa Fe
Bill Lee
C. C. Cartwright
Nestor Sanchez
Charles Davis
T. H. Parker
Navajos Cross Breed Sheep for Colors in Blankets
In Shinrock New Mexico on December 15, Navajo researchers report cross breeding native Navajo sheep with Karakul stock imported from Asia. The aim is to renew Karakul blood to produce wool with richer color for Navajo blankets and to yield Fur known as Broadtail or Astrachan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinrock
N. M
Painted Desert
Asia
Navajo Wool Colors Drive Demand For Native Rugs
Navajo sheep owners sell their wool to reservation traders who sort off colors into a wool room. Navajo women, the tribe’s blanket weavers, later reclaim suitable off color wools for weaving. Artificially dyed wools fail to match the natural rug and blanket prices.
Western League owner eyes local player tryout
Jack Holland, owner of the Omaha and Oklahoma City clubs in the Western League, visited Albuquerque on the way to Los Angeles for a club owners meeting. He met Tony Ortiz and discussed Tony Gilbert, a second baseman from last summer, who may receive a spring tryout with one of Holland's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holland
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Tony Ortiz
Albuquerque Browns
W. T. McCreight
Ortiz
Holland
Tony Gilbert
The
Legion
Gilbert
Bankers Withdraw from Saturday Game with New Mexico Miners
Captain Tonnie Pegue said the Bankers will skip Saturday night’s game against the New Mexico Miners due to inability to travel. The contest likely shifted to after the holidays, possibly January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
New Mexico
Tonnie Pegue
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Ake Gazella
Varick Koenico
Athletic Association
W. L. Cowan
Frontenac
Big Hudson
Indianapolis
Napoleon
Giants
Chaves County
Erie
Simonson Cycle Company
South Second St
Blackstone Cigar
International News Service
U. 8, Patent Office
Tour Father
Britain
Ey Inne Feature Service, Inc
Nde
the Darlin
DY Golly
Dinty
Maggie
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Pfoundere
Tinghouse
Albuquerque Gas & Electric CO
Arthur Prager
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