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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
11
The Butte bantam Lahood fight with McLarnin was postponed to January 19 due to Lahoods illness and to ensure he is in peak condition. Mike Schwernler also reports sore tonsils and will resume training shortly. Lazundio and Pancho Villa workouts show Lutry, while Lahood’s manager searches for a Madison Garden bout and potential matches in Los Angeles.
Willis Lewis manager of Abe Goldstein, once bantam champ defeated by Lahood in Butte months ago, sees the Butte lad’s skill and Joe Gould, in New York, urges Lahood to come east. Fans accept the Nationals fight postponement, hoping Dixie is in top shape for a tougher bout, while Regis College names a football coach amid Denver news.
Hugh A. Jennings recalls Ty Cobb’s inconsistent morning attendance and late arrivals, noting how the star often arrived around 2 pm and still delivered remarkable play. He describes Cobb’s impact on games, his aggressive baserunning, and the famed double steal and bunt plays that defined Cobb’s bold, spectacular style with Detroit and in clashes against Philadelphia, New York, and other teams.
The New York Giants prepare a 1926 drive to dethrone the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates with a reinforced pitching staff and a lineup relying on returning veterans Frank Frisch Travis Jackson and Jimmy Ring. John McGraw hopes to restore 1924 strength by shifting George Kelley back to first base and using Al Tyson as outfield depth while Groh, Meusel, and other vets regain form.
Butte and Anaconda curlers prepare for the Intercity cup event at the Butte Fink arena Saturday night as several Anaconda teams hope to end the night while Butte fields its strongest rinks. The local scene features frequent play and growing interest in the sport.
An open letter from Maj. John J. Grimm discusses student access to football tickets, the role of alumni and leaders, and whether colleges balance loyal traditions with fair distribution. The Michigan Daily editorial critiques a perceived freeze out and questions how ticketing affects student and public interest in athletics.
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