Georges Carpentier Plans Return to Fight in America
Georges Carpentier, former world light heavyweight champion, sails for the United States to back Paolino and discuss potential bouts with Jack Delaney or Paul Berlenbach. His manager and a slate of sparring partners accompany him as he trains at the Legion gym and prepares for upcoming bouts hosted by Dixie Lahood and Young Nationalista.
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Georges Carpenter
Saily
United States
Carpentier
America
Paolino
In Excitatione
Ant Franco
Dewen
Descamps
Tex Rickard
Angel Firpo
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Acific Com
Mit
Dixie Lahood
Young Nationalista
Chuck
Legion
Jimmy Lundy
Butte
Young Na
I Foud
Livingston
Lew Minelich
Sid Primimer
Fiiping
Mike Schwemler
Tufe Cannon
Tahood
Lundy
Mitetich
Legion Gym
Vic Foley
Port
Nationalista
Dixie
Skating Tournament Postponed to January Dates
Postponement due to fine weather extends the skating event at the mu terpal rink. The tournament will now be held January 16 and 17 with the committee to announce details through Mel Clevett or Ben Hardin at the Y. The opener and overall schedule remain under review as organizers seek better conditions.
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Butte
Muterpal
Mel Clevett
Ben Hardin
Sarmiento to Box M Arthur Friday
San Francisco in a revised boxing card the ten round bout between Jack Silver and Low Pasuso moved to January 15 due to Pasuso's illness. Filipino featherweight Peto Sarmiento will face Earl McArthur of Sioux City in the main event.
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Associated Pros
San Francisco
Jack Sliver
Low Fauso
Alt Lake
Salt Lake
Peto Sarmiento
Earl McArthur
Sioux City
Iowa
Silver
Pasuso
Wilson To Get S100 For Two Big Battles
A promoter announced the signing of George Wilson, All American halfback of the University of Washington, to a 10,000 dollar contract for two games. Wilson will face the Chicago Bears in one contest and another as yet to be announced.
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George Wilson
University of Washington
Wilsons
Chicago
Ytzinger Sold to St Louis Cardinals
New York reports the sale of pitcher Walter Huntzinger from the University of Pennsylvania to the St Louis Cardinals announced by the New York Giants. No other players were involved. Huntzinger joined the Giants in 1923 and later appeared in 26 games last season, mostly in relief, posting five victories and one defeat. Basketball at UrbanaKansas 30 Kansas 20.
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New York
Walter” Muntsinger
University of Pennsylvania
St. “Louis” Cardinals
New York Giants
Huntsinger
Giants
Huntzinger
National League Official Fielding Leaders Named
A historical tally lists Walter Holke of Cincinnati and Phil Delphis among first basemen with top fielding percentages. Maurice Burrus leads several categories, with Bottomley and Moore among others excelling in putouts, errors, chances, and double plays for the season. Harold Traynor, Curtis Walker, and Clarence Mitchell appear as leaders in various infield and pitcher fielding metrics across teams including Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
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Earl Adams
Chicago
Adams
En Moore
Pittsburg
Hugh Crut
Cincinnati
Andrew High
Brooklyn
Boston
Harold ‘Traynor
Traynor
Lester Bell
St. Loui
Hart Smith
James ‘Taylor
Clarence Mitchell
Burleigh Grinen
Bréoklyn
Adolfo Luque
Chicago Leams
Ted Philadelphia
Rounding Third by Hugh A Jennings
Hugh A Jennings lauds Jimmy Collins as the best third baseman, recounting his debut and mastery of bunts, fielding range, and graceful play. He compares Collins to Napolean and notes McGraw and Weaver as pivotal teammates, with Dugan and Groh as successors and peers shaping early baseball fielding legends.
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Jimmy Collins
Hans Wagner
la le
Hal Chace
Collins
Louisville
Preston
John Mee
McCloskey
Mel
Baltimore
Cole
Napoleon ‘Lasole
Anaconda Bowling Team Wins Three Match Night
The Anaconda bowling squad claimed two out of three in the Andes league, with standout performances by Ugrin and Mehman, who rolled 697 pins. The Pin Pickers also won two of three against the Wittenpoots, sealing a competitive night of match play.
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al Yr Company
Nazionaia
Ugrin
Nationale
Mehman
Wittenpoots
Williams Team Wins Bowling Tourney at Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Jan 4 Roy Ley led the winning five man team to 2685 pins while Lee Williams captained a 2602 total. James Sewell's squad claimed third. Jack Thomas and Hugo Heinsch vied for other top spots as Thomas and Heinsch's teams finished with strong finishes. Hagerty and ONeill won doubles with 2170? 2,180 total, while Heinsch and Baxter totalled 2084 actual pins, tied for third by handicap. Remaining bowers still to bowl.
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Deer Lodge
Royley
Lee Williams
James Sewell
Jack ' ‘Thomas
Hugo Heinsch
Dave Hagerty
Joe O'Neill
Otis Baxter
Maples
Lee ‘Williams
Vine Wallis
Cota
Heinsch
Hagerty
Hawks Lowe
IGE SPEED MERCHANTS BOAT RINK TONIGHT
A whirl of speed numbers is set for Holland rink tonight with Ban Graham Montana champion racing again against top city skaters in a half mile event. Graham trained hard for the test, and if his time falls short plans are made to send the race to Lake Pincha Reve next month for the nations. George Misevie Howard Wil Hams and Harvey Girard are among the fastest youths scheduled to skate. The small hour race will start about 9 o'clock.
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Ban“Graham
Montana
Wells
Graham
Lake Pincha Reve
Respions
George
Misevie
Howard Wil Hams
Harvey Girard
Will Stage Tourney For Kid Mat Pushers
A boxing tournament for young boxers, age 13 and under, is set for January 15. Pat Sullivan, who has trained many youngsters, will organize the sixth event, inviting city boys to compete. Winners receive medals and entrants mail applications to Pat Sullivan's Boys' Club.
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Pat Sullivan
Sullivary
Wills Aims to Compete With Susanne Lenglen in Europe
Helen Wills, three time national champion, travels from Berkeley to New York to sail for Europe. She plans to play Susanne Lenglen in Riviera events if illness permits, and may meet Lenglen in Wimbledon next July as part of the American women’s team. Wills will study art abroad and compete extensively in Riviera tournaments.
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New York
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Cal
Europe
Susanne Lengren
Ming Wills
Havre
France
California
Riviera
Mile Lengion
Lengton
Mise Wills
Wimbledon
England
Colleges Ask Landis to Curb Pro Baseball Offers
The NCAA plans to appeal to Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis urging action against organized baseball offering professional contracts to college undergraduates. Brigadier Gen Palmer J. Pierce criticized the practice as destructive and says the colleges of California have protested to Landis, accusing pros of wrecking varsity teams.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ge Palmer J. Pierce
A. A. Eaid
General Pierce
Landis
California
Basketball Today at Gasey Gymnasium
Fragmented OCR text reports basketball games at Gasey Gymnasium and a high school boys league schedule. The piece also includes a confusing court note about Dr Ivan Shorokhov.
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Gasey Gymnasium
Fairies
Montana and Pacific Coast at Seattle Poultry Show
California Montana Oregon Idaho and Washington are represented as the Seattle annual poultry show opens for a week. Judging is tomorrow with Parkhurst University of Idaho Hen Keeney Exgene Ore and Arthur Duston Gale among the judges.
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The
Asociated Press
Seattle
California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Parkhurst
University of Idaho
Keeney
Ore
Arthur Duston
Oale
Pirates Announce Plans for 1926 Lineup and Scuttling Rumors
The Pittsburgh Pirates preview 1926 with Waner and Barnhart expected to anchor the outfield and left field rivalry shaping up. Kremer Aldridge and Adams are noted for pitching depth while Grantham Melanis and Mefonis vie for first base jobs. Cuy and Carey remain center and the infield features Wright Traynor and Bixbee among others as plans unfold.
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Janburg Pirates
Waner
San Francisco c
Rhyne
Coast
Eddie Moore
Clyde Barnhart
Kremer
Aldridge
Altics
Ham
Cullerton
Babe Adams
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Earl Smith
Johnny Gooch
Spencer
Wright
Traynor
George Grantham
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Grantham
Melanis
Ney
Kiki Cuy
Max Carey
Jowell
McKechn
Carson Bixbee
Johnny Rawlings
Ave
Gonzaga football captain may be ousted after break
Spokane January 4 Paul Lynch Gonzaga university quarterback faces possible deposition as captain after a second training rule violation this season. Coach Beat said players will elect Lynch's successor and faculty pressure grows on removing him from athletics. Lynch, from Great Falls Montana, had another varsity season in doubt.
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Spokane
Paul Lynch
Gonzaga University
Roseburg
Ore
Los Angeles
Gibber Beat
Rome
Lynch
Great Falls
Mont
Schaefer Winer In Fastbloge Of Match
The report notes Schaefer's patient approach and late surge in the final inning, with high shots leaving the table in strong position. Jas Horemane struggled early, showing nerves before a late charge.
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Schaefer Winer
Associated Presa
TaYoune Jas Horemane
Schaefer
Ign’ Ram
Pro Grid Players Charged as Drunks
Jim Thorpe and C Wiederquist forfeited bonds of 20 dollars each after arrest on intoxication charges. Thorpe, formerly with Carlisle, and Wiederquist, a former Minnesota player, were taken into custody yesterday morning. The Tampa Cardinals coach at St. Thomas College said he would resign to pursue a similar post elsewhere. Reports say Brandy is a candidate for Colorado Aggies football coach, though no offer has been received. Also: world wrestling title claimant and challenger Lewis were set to meet Muna in Denver January 14 under American Legion auspices.
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Carlisle Indians
C. Wiederquist
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