Rocky Kansas Wins Light Weight Title Over Jimmy Goodrich
Veteran boxer Rocky Kansas defeated Jimmy Goodrich in a 15 round battle to capture the light weight title ending a 20 year pursuit. The bout featured fast action from the first bell with both men trading hard blows and Kansas sustaining the late rally to seal the decision.
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Municipal Skate Carnival 15 Set for January 9
Officials announced the Municipal Skate Carnival to be held January 9 with contestants placed by year and division. Parks and playgrounds committee members met yesterday to review entries including participants Witkinson Lindiat Boland Potter and Kinvite.
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Ill Kelly Fonceing Pbsen To Prepre Fo East-Mest Same
Bill Kelly of the University of Montana is named to lead the all eastern team in a pivotal game at Francisco against San F, per Emmett Dee returning from Missoula. The trusted quarterback is hailed as the wear's leading back and will be supported by a strong star lineup for the matchup.
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Bill Kelly
University of Montana
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Emmett
Dee
Missoula
Xetre Dame
Chicago
Dre TA
Dispatch
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South Bend
Ind
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University of Southern California
Lon Angeles
South
Toole Re-elected Leader of International League
Toole was re-elected president of the International League for a five year term. A 168 game schedule was approved starting April 14 and ending Sept. 9. Toole’s new salary is set at $12,000 with a $2,000 advance. Also noted is a boxing match recap where Pa luso and a Salt Lake fighter traded blows.
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New York
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Rumors Fly Over Hellmann Trade Link To Cobb Era
A long column debates American League batting leaders led by Hellmann and rumors Speaker plots to trade with the Tigers to land him. It notes Cobb and Hellmann’s long rivalry, Cleveland resistance, and Detroit interest, plus reflections on six day bike races and eccentric cycling lore.
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Ellmann
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Tennis Star Davis Shaped Service in New Cabinet Post
As Congress convenes, Dwight F. Davis, famed Davis Cup pioneer and longtime tennis figure, steps into the War Department as first assistant to Secretary Weeks. His career combines sport leadership with public works advocacy, aiming to apply sport ethics to military reform and court-building for national tennis growth.
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Davis
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America
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Roundimg Third: Rise of Live Ball and Shift to Power Hitting
In this era the lively ball transformed batting by favoring swinging over chopping. Batters now seek distance, driving long drives as bats become heavier and longer. Pete Browning is cited as an early hitter focused on average while modern stars chase power. Baseball’s top batsmen of 1894–1904 and after 1904 are listed by hand, with Frisch noted as a unique turn-around hitter capable of swinging from either side.
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Alabama to Play New Year's Event
Coast conference team to be selected as University authorities announce careful planning. West players have already voted, with the toss up expected to determine the matchup and location for a New Year’s event in Tuscaloosa.
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Ala
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Gulchers to Name Football Captain Tonight
Dublin Gulchers to elect football captain at a manager presented meeting with full attendance requested. Also a brief note from American League basketball: Rochester Centrals 33, Washington Palace Club 27 at Washington.
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Washington
Rochester Centrals
Washington Palace Club
Joe Simonich to Box Webster Third Time
Joe Simonich and Webster meet for the third time next Monday December 14 in a welterweight bout. They previously fought in Folena with Simonich gaining a decision and on November 28 in Billings. Simonich trains in Idaho before the final preparations.
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Box Webster
Simonich
Webster
Folena
Butte
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Idaho
National League Set To Meet For Baseball Bargain
National League magnates gather in New York for an annual meeting with aims to close the season at 164 games and discuss world series reforms. The American League sessions follow, with a joint session planned for Thursday. Giants McGraw seeks a catcher while Yankees Huggins plans to move veteran stars to reshape his club, and William Veeck of the Cubs attends with uncertain prospects.
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McGraw
Giants
Miller Huggins
Yankees
William Veeck
Chicago Cube
Women hoopsters join new league at YMCA
Women's basketball organizes a commercial league at the YMCA with six teams already entered Symons Crystal Creamery Towle Winterhalter Hanniman and Western Fuel. Players listed include Milkwick Lindland Paynte Ronselet Black Bryant Lehman Leslie and others. First practices set for tonight at 9 o'clock with matchups Symons versus Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin against Western Fuel.
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Hannuin
Mary
Josephine Milkwick
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Ott
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Helsbold
Ethel Blewett
Ruby Wendi
Bacon
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Lena Amand
Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin
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Emma Knelval
Teresa Franchio
Ruth Christman
Ruth Malmo
Florence Schwantkamp
Mrs. Cox
R. Carter
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Grange Faces Big Pay With 1926 Screen Deal
Red Grange earned about 600000 in two weeks including a 300000 flat fee for a first film, plus 436000 from a Bears victory and 490 from endorsements. He planned a March 1926 movie start after a cross-country tour, then a Boston game with Providence Steamrollers.
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