Landis Reappointed at $65 000 Annually and All Eastern Team
Landis receives a $65 000 annual appointment while Tad Jones of Yale selects an All Eastern football team. Brown and Navy place two men each on the first eleven with Randall of Brown at quarterback. The article notes strong East season ends and keen competition for guard positions among nine schools represented.
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Eee Ene Landis
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Yale
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Yale Daversity Coach Tad Jones 1926 History Note
Tad Jones head coach at Yale Daversity in 1926 guided the team through a pivotal season. The article, credited to Tha Chrish Ndic, reflects on early coaching influence and the era’s college football context.
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Tad Jones
Yale Daversity
Pyiig
Tha Chrish Ndic
All Eastern football honors honor consistent performers
A 1926 all Eastern selections feature consistent stars such as Broda of Brown Hansen of Syracuse Wickhorst Navy Vader Carnegie Tech and Butler Penn. The backfield blends Wilson Army Hamilton Navy Kirkieski Lafayette with ashaped second choices and injuries shaping some omissions.
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Sturhahn
Butler
Penn
Connaughton
Georgetown
Feder
Carnegie
Hanson
Deslagens
Syracuse
Lwarte
Bird
Randall Rettinske Brown
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Army
Kirkleski i Lafayette
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Hansen
Grube
Lafayette
Lloyd
Wickhorst
Vader
Carnegie Tech
Lassman
Cothran
Carey
Cornell
Smith
Bartel
Princeton
Wilson
Kirkieski
Mischel
Donohue
Amos
Washington
Jefferson
Caulkins
Connor
New York University
Graham
Fordham
Bridges
McPhail
Dartmouth
Bunnell
Yale
Slayte
Shapleigh
Chicago
West Point
Noble
Kline
Slagle
Christy Walsh Syndicate
Golf shows profits from championships
National championship golf produced a $30,000 profit for the United States Golf Association this year. Spectator receipts at the open championship in Columbus totaled $22,967.50, with half paid to the U S G A. The report notes rapid growth with 200 new courses, 160 of which are municipal.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Golf Association
Pittsburg
Scioto Club
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Jones
International entries fuel Catalina Channel swim showdown
Entries from Greece Ireland Norway and Denmark add an international flavor to the Wrigley Marathon Channel Swim from the mainland to Santa Catalina Island for 40 44 prize money. Notables include Spiros Spingos and Martin Ferris plus Miss Clarabelle Barrett and Mrs Charlotte Moore Schoemmell.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Greece
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
Santa Catarina
Spiros Spingos
Martin E. Ferris
Walter
O’haver
C. Hansen
Pete Peterson
Clarabelle Barrett
Pelham
N. Y
Sas
Catalina Channel
Miss Barrett
Catalina Island
Charlotte Moore Schoemmell
Albany
Wildon
Charles Toth
Boston
English Channel
Peter Meyer
Cincinnati
Henry Sullivan
California
Local Men’s League Highlights Two Tight Skirmishes
Montana Powers upset Lutherans 28 to 10 as Timber Butte defeated Stratford Clothes 48 to 22. Jensengs edged Bouchers 22 to 21 in a thrill-a-minute game. Montana Hardware routed De Molays 33 to 4, while Continental O11s debuted with a 32 to 2 loss to the Bouchers.
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Stratford Clothes Bunch
Walt Keeley
Timber Buttes
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Stratford Clothes
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de Molays
Montana Hardware
Haney
Judd
Stanaway
Hele de Writes
Bowling Leaders Shift in Final Night of Doubles
Spang and Nelson led the first doubles set at YY M.CG with 1 142 while Morgan and Thomas topped the second set with 1 143. A mixed 280 doubles tourney starts Monday and runs to Wednesday as top 10 teams from the 330 doubles event are listed with scores.
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Alniley
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Thomas
Fireset
Spanke
McAlpine
Woodside
Battoon
Speck
Harris
McGentele
Sullivan
Jevick
Liewlyan
Grieg
Gergurich
Dinsmore
Gehrig
Medhin
Petin
Mean
Thoman
Stephen and Hawke
Johnsson
Young
Batlaon
Manning
Fernard
Tercurtem
Medlin
Harrington
Tulin
Jovick
Uayotal Creamery Five Triumphs In First Round Basketball
The Crystal Creamery five won the first round in the Ladies Basket Boll league despite the Independent Creamery beating them 0 0 in the last game. Hoencks and Blanchards failed to tie for the championship with a last night loss. Western Fuel Blanchards game cited as top exhibition on the TO court. Final standings list Hoencks 5 5 4 8 57 1 Blanchards 5 3 5 5 57 Symons 4 2 1 57 Croton 4 2 4 57 Western Fuel 3 4 2 57 Independent 2 5 2 8 5 2 8 Vidovatti and others listed with players and coaches.
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Basket Bollleague
Hoenck's
Blanchards
Western Fuel
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Pet Cta Ase Ie Fen
Symons
Sostsee
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Calcovecdee
Vidovatti Vresseee Fitachen
Eilis
Uard
Frankino
Healy
Pue
Chancellor Guard
Progress in Butte Mat Wrestling Classes Under Kotsonaros
Butte hosts rapid progress in wrestling for men and boys under George Kotsonaros. Attendance stays high as youngsters overcome initial pains, watched by fathers and locals. An intercollegiate meet is delayed to March. a city elimination tourney on Jan 27 will select top boys to face Montana State College and a YMCA team.
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H. H. James
Butte
James
Stanley Griffiths
The
State University
Griffith
Butte High
George Kotsonaros
Koleonaros
Theaeelawsen
Maren
Montana Sate College
Walter Branley
Levitt Sichards
R. D. Mull
Sam Thompson
Will Pakala
George Martin
Vincent Dolan
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Rehool of Mines
Hornsby to Manage Cardinals Next Year Says Breadon
In Chicago a Dec 16 report states Rogers Hornsby will run the St Louis Cardinals next season. Sam Breadon confirms talks on a three-year manager contract near 125600, with Hornsby owning a large Cardinals stock stake. He dismisses trades and says Hornsby will be back.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louia Cardinals
Sam Hreudon
Tonian
Ty &St. Loula
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Breadon
Cardinals
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Hornsby
Hornby
Rosenberg Allowed to Box in Jersey City Charity Show
Bantamweight champion Rosenberg in Jersey City will box Petie Mack in a Christmas fund event next Monday. State boxing ban lifted due to charity purpose of the show.
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Jersey City
N. J. Bec
Charley Phily Roxenberg
Petie Mack
Gulchers to Elect Captain on Sunday
Dublin Gulchers, champions of the Independent league, will meet at the Neversweat mine city on Sunday at 12 36 to elect a captain and manager for next season, announced manager McWe'she last night.
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Neversweat
McWe
Baseballs Landis Re elected Commissioner in Seven Year Term
Major league club owners re elected Kennesaw Mountain Landis to a seven year term as commissioner with a raise to 65 000 dollars yearly and a 5000 dollar bump for his secretary Leslie O Connor. The meeting approved minor league representation and draft procedures while honoring editor Francia Richter with a grave monument fund. Colonel Ruppert and Emil Fuchs were tasked to plan aid for needy players and the nations baseball federation received encouragement.
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Ban Johnson
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Chicago Athletic Association
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New York Yankees
Landie
William Veeck
Chicago Cube
Frank Navin
Detroit
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National Leagnue
Juriar
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M Hi. Sexton
John W. Farrell
Sandia
Leslie O'Connor
Francia Richter
American League Guide
Colonel Ruppert
Emil Fuchs
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Nations Baseball Federation
Sand Lot Organization
Bobcats Schedule Eight Games With Four Conferences in 1927
Montana State College releases 1927 football schedule with eight games against four conferences. Highlights include a September 24 clash vs North Dakota at Bozeman and a November 14 game at Laramie against Wyoming. Other opponents listed are Idaho U, Colorado U, Purdue, Montana U, and Colorado College.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Montana State
Ott Romney
Smith Foul Allegations Rise After Sharkey Bout
In Syracuse New York George Lawrence manager of Homer Smith claims referee Jack Michaels erred when stopping the heavyweight bout between Smith and Jack Sharkey. Lawrence says a first round foul and a later seventh round knock should not have ended the match with Sharkey declared winner. Lawence cites action as unwarranted and records show Smith scoring solid blows to Sharkey’s jaw and temple during the late rounds.
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Associated Press
Homer
Lawfrence
Smith
Bostonian
William Tilden Plans Return to Tennis Heights
William Tilden, once ruler of American tennis for eight years, prepares a comeback after a recent invasion by France. He will resume efforts to regain dominance on the European courts, aiming to reclaim top status in tennis.
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Associated Prege
New York
William Tilden
Aix
Europe
Tennia Heights
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