Western eleven beat eastern stars in charity all star game
In a charity all star clash at Ewingfield before 20000, the West defeated the East 6–0. Imlay connected on a 24 yard pass to Muller for the lone score after a drive started near the East 29 yard line. Wyckoff and Marks sparkled for the East, while Carlson kicked wide on a 15 yard drop kick and Campbell added a late 23 yard place kick attempt.
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San Francisco
Rocky Mountains
Great Divide
Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Smilay
Muller
Ewingfield
Carlson
Campbell
Stanford
Patrick
Wyckoff
Indiana
Sloane
Imlay
Oval
Marks
West Ene Ee Ee Brown
Maranette Olympic Club
Bryan
Michigan
Washington
Bloughter
Batley
Texas A. & M
Boordiog Iwe
Army
California
Warwick
Lacey
Oregon Aggies
RBS
Pittsburgh
Drake
Iowa
Santa Clara
UDO Oscobasauectereense
SONS
Florida
Palsiel
Georgia Tech
Higher degrees in universities sought by the unfit
New York December 26. Frederick 3. EH. Woodbridge dean of Columbia University graduate faculties says annual report shows degrees are sought largely by the unfit. He laments the worship of academy and notes that in many schools degree than ability is valued, critiquing educational idolatry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baseball 1925 Review Highlights McKechnie and Hornsby Stars
Norman Er. Brown surveys 1925 baseball noting Bill McKechnie led the Pirates to the pennant and world title. Hapless Babe Ruth illness and Mathewson’s death loom in a year of records, big money, and a World Series finish under unusual field conditions.
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Norman ER. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Pittsburgh
McKechnie
Lefer
Maranville
George Gibson
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Christy Mathewson
Radio Programs 100 sextcome in 1925 Radio Digest listing
Radio Digest 1925 schedules list Sunday programs across U S stations. Entries name stations KDKA KFDM KFNF KFWR KGO KGW KHJ KNX KOA KPO KSD KTHS KYW WBAP WBBM WZ WCAUL Weco WEAF WEA F WEBH WEEI WFAA WGN WGY WHO WKRC WLS WLW WOAW Davenport WQJ WSB WWJ. Programs include services, concerts, orchestras, and theatrical segments with times from early evening through midnight.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
KFDM
Beaumont
KFNF
Shenandoah
Golden Rule Circle
KFWR
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland-Oregonian
KHJ
Los Angeles
KNX
Hollywood Express
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
KSD
St. Louis
Post - Dispatch
WEAF
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Meyer Davia
Lawson Reid
Hot Springs
KYW
Chicago
Edison Company
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
WBBM
Springfield
WCAUL
Philadelphia
Cathay Tea Garden
Bonwit Teller Opera Company
Potash and
Perlmutter
Weco
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WEBH
Chicago Post
WEEI
Boston
Major Bowes
Capitol Theater Gang
Atwater Kent Hour
WFAA
Dallas News -Journal
Little Symphony Orchestra
WGN
Drake
WGY
Schenectady
Godfrey Ludlow
WHO
Des Moines
Reese-Hughes
WKRC
Cincinnati
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Little Brown Church
the Vale
WLW
WOAW
Omaha
Woc
Davenport
Palmer Little Symphony
WQJ
Rainbo
WSB
Atlanta Journal
WWJ
Detroit News
Parrot Language Sparks Humorous Exchange in Ol Weekly
In Ol Weekly a reader laughs at a quip about a parrot’s dreadful language. The cartoonish anecdote traces the bird’s origin to a town purchase and a rough return trip with three car blowouts and engine trouble.
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Ol Weekly
Pirates Announce Spring Training Schedule
Pittsburgh announces the spring camp plan in Paso Robles California with pitchers and catchers leaving February 21 followed by infielders and outfielders February 28 batterymen February 26 and other players March 5 to 25 Exhibition games set March 19 20 doubleheader March 21 vs San Francisco and March 26 27 28 vs Los Angeles A smaller rookie group to accompany the team with likely the second squad being disbanded after Paso Robles sessions
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Pittsburgh
Paso Robles
Calif
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mary Langdon Rescued After Grounding Off Stone Horse Shoal
The two masted schooner Mary Langdon, 80 years old and once a rum runner, floated today from Stone Horse shoal after grounding late last night and towed to Vineyard Haven undamaged. She was en route from Gloucester to Miami with furniture and building material and was rescued by the same Coast Guard cutter that seized her five months ago.
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Chatham
Mass
Mary Langdon
Stone Horse Shoal
Vineyard Haven
Gloucester
Miami
Coast Guard
Albuquerque Eyes KOA Night Broadcast Opportunity
Albuquerque could broadcast a special KOA night from Denver under an offer from F. H. Talbot of KOA's publicity department. The plan would use station time free of charge with costs for telephones railroad and engineers around 400 to 500 dollars. Albuquerque Gas and Electric manager Arthur Prager would partner with the Albuquerque Civic Council to raise funds and arrange financing.
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Albuquerque
KOA
General Electric Company
Denver
Arthur Prager
Albuquerque Gas and Electric Company
Albuquerque Civic Council
Prager
F. H. Talbot
Radio Broadcasting Publicity Department
Colorado
Wyoming
Canon City
Greeley
Sterling
Fort Collins
Loveland
Glenwood Springs
Pueblo
Grand Junction
Cheynne
Lightnin at Crystal to Open Jan 1 and 2
The stage comedy Lightnin announces an upcoming Crystal opera house run January 1 and 2 led by Mrs. Frank Bacon and Beesie Bacon with Thomas Jefferson in a tour stop. Produced by John Golden and staged by Winchell Smith the play's humor and tender moments center on Lightnin Bill a slow but endearing hotel keeper with a long Civil War past.
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Lightnin
Crystal Opera House
Frank Bacon
Thomas Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Beesie Bacon
John Golden
Winchell Smith
Amercan
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Bill
California-Nevada
Bill Jones
Nevada
Briand Cabinet Faces Downfall Amid Budget Fight
Paris reports a frantic race in the chamber to pass a financial program as Premier Briand faces a cabinet crisis. Left groups push bills to balance the budget with tax hikes and administration cuts, threatening ministerial unity and possible dissolution.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Briands
Doumer
Chamber
M. Doumer
Chambers of Commerce
Mulhouse
Colmar
Industrial Association of
Upper Rhine
France
Briand
Boy Scouts Of America Plans Activities In Albuquerque
In Albuquerque 250 scout diaries were given to local scouts as Christmas gifts by scoutmasters. The San Felipe de Neri church starts a new scout troop. Upon dedication of the Bernalillo county courthouse the Boy Scouts will handle the flag raising. Patrol leaders will attend a prep meeting and dinner Monday at five at the Franciscan hotel. The training course, led by Professor Phillip B Donnell of the State university, aims for about 60 enrollments.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo County Court House
Boy Scouts of
Franciscan Hotel
Phillip 8. Donnell
The
State University
Albuquerque Council
Salvation Army Christmas Program Delights 1000 Children
About 1,000 youngsters attended the Salvation Army annual Christmas program in the armory. Headliners were the Wilson Family Minstrels, four children and their father, with dancing and jokes. The event included readings, songs by Harold Curtis and Lead Avenue Methodist Sunday school, plus toy and candy distribution. A tree and program are set for Monday night at Salvation Army hall 411 West Copper.
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Salvation Army
Armory
West Copper
W. C. T. U. To Meet For Prohibition Enforcement
The W C T U will hold a Monday night meeting at 7 30 in the French building at Fourth street and Gold avenue to discuss stricter enforcement of the prohibition law. Committees will plan a cooked food sale and a business men's lunch set for Saturday in the McDonald building at Fourth and Central.
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Friends of
Law Enforcement
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
McDonald
Fourth and Central
No Night Owl Mistress Passing Show Excerpt
Eerie London stage dialogue centers on late arrival and door keeping. A maid and mistress exchange treacherous caution about entry times. The skit hints at mood and social tension in a concise stage moment.
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London
Quiet matinee quip hints at romance
The brief cartoonish exchange suggests a humorous moment about love at first sight as Boyle and Ethel bid farewell with plans to return tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Boyle
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Gee
Eckersall
Heatel
Boles
Minnesota
Braddock
Penneyvania
Baseball Review
Hornsby
Harry Heilmann
Bob Meusel
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Bill Sherdel
Cardinals
Max Carey
Johnny Mostil
White Sox
Max
Pirates
Senators
Bill MecKechnie
Landis
Lawdust
Walter Johnson
Connie Mack
Lefty Groves
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
Ander
Bill A Askecini
Radio Digest
Atwater Kent
Capitol Theater
Schiooner
Altoona
America
Church of San Felipe de Ner
S. A
Star Furniture Company
Star Furniture CO
West Gold Avenue
Willard
Willard Batteries
Deveau Battery
Fourth and
Marquette
Morning Journal
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