Johnson and Landis in Showdown on Wednesday
Eddie Collins named White Sox manager succeeding Johnny Evers who is slated for a New York berth. Chicago chosen for final showdown in baseball war as Commissioner Landis and Ban Johnson prepare for a joint major league meeting in Chicago next week.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Ban Johnson
Amere
American League
National League
Landis
Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Coast League on Gambling Charges to Press Commissioner
A. Williams president of the Pacific Coast league says the league will push its investigation into gambling charges directed at Johnson despite the American league's refusal to act. Williams and club owners vow to compel Johnson to prove, before Commissioner Landis, that the Coast League is rife with crookedness as alleged.
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Associated Press
New York
Coast League
American League
A. Williams
Pacific Coast League
Johnson
Landis
Williams
Johnegon
Hartford
Conn
Gibbons Challenges Champion Dempsey After KO Win
New York December 11 Tommy Gibbons defeated Kid Nor ia Phietn in one round Tuesday night and then challenged Mike McTigue Tunney and champ Jack Dempsey. The state athletic commission holds the Tunney challenge.
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W York
Tommy Gibbons
Noria Phietn
Mike McTigue
Tunney
Jack Demp
State Athletic Commission
Arrest in Blouxs City ties to New Giants star third baseman
In Oux City Iowa on December 11 a man calling himself Fred Lind star third baseman of the New Giants is jailed for investigation over the passing of several alleged worthless notes to local businessmen.
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Oux City
Fred Lindstar
New Giants
Chon Bloux City
Jack Dempsey to Begin Light Training Next Week
Los Angeles December 11 Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight champion will begin light training next week to prepare for defending his title Teddy Hayes announced. This move sets the stage for a formal training camp prior to any title defense.
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Dbey
Los Angeles
Coast schedule shows 1925 football dates and feuds
Pacific coast conference graduate managers and coaches adopt the 1925 schedule. California Stanford and USC avoid each other despite a busy slate across eight to five games for most schools. Key matchups include Washington State Montana at Missoula and Oregon Stanford at Stanford across October and November.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
University of Southern California
University of California
Stanford University
Bears
Cardinals
Trojans
Washington State
Montana
Missoula
Willamette
Oregon
Stanford
Southern California
Idaho
Moscow
Corvallis
Washington
Pullman
Seattle
California
Berkeley
Iowa
Los Angeles
Boise
Gonzaga
Spokane
Tescher Juniors dominate Engineers in three straight games
Shibley led with 188 in a single game and 561 in the series as the Tescher Juniors swept the Engineers. In the B league the Postoffice took two of three from the Basex led by Burnett 205 in a game and McDonald 521 in three. Bankers defeated the Maccabees two of three with Smet 209 in one and Rowe 652 across three.
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Engineers
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Basex
Burnett
McDonald
Bankers
Maccabees
Smet
Tescher Prions
O'Keefe
Dooley
Leonard
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Smollock
Lodge Estate Valued at 1 Million in Estate Court
The estate of the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was estimated at about 1,000,000 in Salem Mass where his will was admitted. The bulk goes to son John Jerton Lodge and grandson Torres Conmtee Wins orrs, and to daughter Constance Mams. China lacks domestic animals and buys bones for Mah Jongg sets from this country.
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Associated Press
Salem
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Jerton Lodge
Seas of
Torres Conmtee
Orrs
Constance Mams
Yale Trio Tops All Eastern All Star Picks
Yale leads with three first team and two second team selections on the mythical all eastern 1930s style squad, joined by Dartmouth and Pennsylvania. Dick Luman of Yale named by 14 of 19 voters, with Lovejoy Yale captain edging Garbiech Army for center and Diehl Sturhahan among top backs and ends.
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New York
Yale
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Dick Luman
Dooley
Dieh
Pond
McBride
Syracuse
Winslow Lovejoy
Ed Garbiech
Army
W Lovejoy
Luman
Reems
Dartmouth Mahaney
Holy Cross
Beattie
Princeton
Starobin
McGinley
Penn
Diehl
Sturhahan
Sanks Papworth
setstue _ Garbisch
Heh
Aene Benkert
Rutgers
Koppisch
Columbia
Rickard Ready for Title Fight Between Dempsey and Gibbons
Eddie Kane, manager for Tom Gibbons, said in Chicago that if neither Dempsey nor Gibbons loses before summer a title bout is likely in New York or New Jersey. Kane noted Tex Rickard and he have agreed the Dempsey Gibbons match is logical and ready to sign once Dempsey's name is on the papers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Paul
New York
New Jersey
Eddie Kane
Gibbon
Kane
Gibbons
Kid Norfolk
Tex Rickard
East
Dempsey
Shelby
Richard
Mines Men to Attend Intercollegiate Meeting in Helena
Prof Walter T Scott and Coach Charles McAuliffe will represent the Montana School of Mines at the intercollegiate athletic association meeting in Helena on Saturday. Officials will discuss eligibility rules and draw up football and basketball schedules amid prior disputes among Montana institutions. A later Dec 17 meeting in Helena with Chancellor Brannon aims to patch athletics relations between State University and State College.
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Walter T. Scott
Charles McAuliffe
Montana School of Mines
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Helena
Montana
Mount 8St. Charlies
State University and
State College
Brannon
University of Montana
Belmont Cubs Open Season With Big Win
The Belmont Cubs opened their basketball season with an 85 to 16 victory over First Christian. G. G. Glesky led scoring with seven field goals as Fat Lynch and Marty Dunn contributed strong debuts. The fast game promising for a banner year, the Cubs host a Dec. 22 home game at the school gym.
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Belmont Cubs
G. G. Glesky
Cne
Fat” Lynch
Marty Dunn
Christan Chertield
Cubs
California boxing to be restricted until commission appointed
Sacramento announces that four round boxing contests will be abolished after December 17 until Governor Richardson appoints a boxing commission. The new law, approved by voters, authorizes 10 and 12 round contests and requires commission permission for any bouts.
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California
Exchange Club Keeps Clear Record With Win
Exchange Club won 29 to 16 over Bouchers to maintain a three and zero record in the Commercial league at the YMCA. Medina fell 8 to 45, and Joncepe 4 defeated Cravoter Eng. Standings show three teams at top with 3 1 and 1.000 records.
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Exchange Club
Bouchers
Medlina
Joncepe
Cravtoereng
Eseaeseeeseee
Uchers
Pere
Double Basketball Bill At K Of C Gym
High school squad and a quintet from the ladies era open a double header at the K of C gym on npaneree night with a small admission. The first game starts at 7 30. Indians beat Wild 2 Fire 0 and Owls won 4 0 in hoop games at the high. A girl tee from Ry selected by the Associated Press. Taylor Defeats Margouget. Paris December 11 Jack Taylor defeated Margouget French heavyweight. the Frenchman quit in the second round.
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Anaconda
Wild
Owls
Teau
Taylor
Margouget
Paris
Jack Taylor
New Butte Captain Chosen For 1925 Football Squad
Charles Davis, center of Butte high’s championship team, was elected captain of the 1925 squad at a noon dinner for team members. Letters were awarded to Davis and 14 teammates. Trustees praised the athletes and Coach Dahlberg for turning out champions in three sports. The dinner, prepared by Agnes Rossiter and home economics students, served a full holiday meal to about 30 guests.
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Charles Davis
Butte High
Davis
Tom Davis
Francis Charleton
Joe O'Donnell
Robert Thierkoff
Ralph Olsen
Raymond Lewis
James Duggan
Dalton Dawson
Frank Schneller
William Cox
Leonard Wilcox
James Bertoglio
Frank Worden
George MacDonald
James H. Baldwin
J. D. Wallace
Dahlberg
Agnes Rossiter
Montana Grizzly basketball squad trains for 1925 season
MISSOULA Dec. 11 George Dahlberg of Butte captain leads a 17 man Montana Grizzlies squad into regular training after the interclass tournament. Jim Stewart optimistic on conference prospects with seven lettermen name, key returnees and hopeful newcomers all competing for spots. First game on the home floor against Whitman January.
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Missoula
George Dahlberg
Butte
Grizzly
Jim Stewart
Montana
Oscar Dahlbers
Sette
Albert Ae
Helens
Force Banaign
Sterling
Kaltl
Ronald McDonald
Bigber
John Carney
Candia
Suaenee Graham
Connentan
Fred Lowe
Fromberg
George Ott
Poison
Clarence Coyle Steiner Larsen
Cendeath
George Mersom
Columbus
Billie
Russell Sweet
Fen City Fle
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University
Center
Bilt
Oscar
Whitman Jan
Eddie Collins Named White Sox Manager for 1925 Season
Eddie Collins, longtime star and second baseman, was appointed manager of the Chicago White Sox for 1925, succeeding Johnny Evers. The contract is reported as for one year, with Collins based in Lansdowne.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Johnny Evers
Charles Comiskey
Sox
New York
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Columbia University
Evers
Frank Chance
New York Giants
Cozy Dolan
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Lansdowne
Butte Elks Lead Class A Bowling Standings
Butte Elks remain atop Class A bowling at the YMCA after 10 weeks. C Mudro leads with a 208 average over 30 games. Dazzle falls and ties L Toljan for second with 195. Standings follow.
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Toljan
Pascoe
Ignatich
Mudro
Mooney
Davis
Dever
Puich
Bruel
Cu Tomich
Levin
Les Mudro
Cingis
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