Grange Prepares to Head Illinois Team in 1925 Season
The article profiles Harold Grange also known as Red Grange, detailing his 1925 Illinois football preparations under coach Zupke, his public image, and his return to college work after a disrupted summer. It notes his top status and the expectations as he enters preliminary practice in Champaign.
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Ave
Ned Grange
Minnesota
Ilinois
Red
Hile
Zuppke
Red’grange
Michigan
Wheaton
Cyrano
d’Artagnan
Walter Camp
Grange
Champaign
Zupplie
Nes
Illinois
Nebraska
Two Colleges Triumph as Grid Season Advances
Two big fires mark Hanover New Hampshire and Princeton New Jersey as grid heroes return from campaigns. Injuries threaten several teams with Caniale lineman John Lynch recovering from a head injury and Harvard guard Hoage sidelined along with quarterback Stafford. Yale guard Richards out, Webster to start. Eddie Tryon remains in Colgate infirmary but expected to heal for the Brown game.
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Associated Presse
New York
Hanover
N. HM
Princeton
N. J
Fratt
Cornell
Lynch
Hoage
Harvard
Stafford
Brownfield
Yale
Richards
Webster
Eddie Tryon
East
Colgate
Archibald Stadium
Syracuse
Browning
Harvard Apologizes For Smashing Posts
New York November 17 The Crim son captain Dolph Cheek informs Brown authorities that Harvard students regret the post smashing after the Brown game in Providence. Harvard celebrated a first Bears victory in four years and one of three wins this season.
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New York
Joe
Harvard
Dolph Cheek
Crimson
Brown University
Providence
Brown
Bears
Cheek
Yale
Harvard Stadium
Ducky Fond
Webster Wins Fight In Seattle Bout Stopped In Fifth
Lefty Cooper of San Francisco pressed Al Webster of Billings in Seattle tonight but was outmatched as Referee Ted Whitman halted the welterweight clash in the fifth after Cooper claimed a broken left hand from the previous round.
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Webster
Seattle
Lefty Cooper
San Francisco
al Webster
Billings
Mont
Ted Whitman
Cooper
Fastest baserunner Maurice Archedeacon seeks major league return
The article reviews Maurice Archedeacon’s sprinting record 132-5 for circling bases and outlines his major and minor league career. It traces his speed from Charleston in 1919 through his time with the Boston Braves Rochester Baltimore and Washington franchises, noting batting averages stolen bases and shifts between majors and minors as teams weigh a possible comeback.
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Maurice Archedeacon
Archdeacon
Charleston
Boston Braves
George Stallings
Rochester
Chicago White Sox
Stallings
Eagle Eye
Maurice Sox
Wildcats sweep two in league bowling action
Anaconda bowling saw Wild Cats win two of three games over Goodfriend Clothing and Hunthausen Grocery beat Coca Colas two to one. Kendrick led Wild Cats with 572 pins and Sommerhauser topped Hunthausen with 685 pins as per scores from last night’s tests.
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Wild Cats
Hunthausen Grocery Company
Commerceial League
Tescher
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Hunthausen Grocery
Kendrick
Sommerhauser
Wildcats
Martin
Hunthausen
McBride
Eve
McLaughlin
Eee Owen
R Gragovich A
Serene
Ut ar Wyoming game may determine title
A Wyoming Cowboys team faces Utah in Laramie for Rocky Mountain conference glory as Utah seeks the crown. Wyoming, once tipped as a dark horse, fell from contention after a loss to Utah Aggies. Utah trained in Greeley and travels west. Montana State visits Brigham Young next, with the season finale wide open.
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Denver
Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Nommes de Sport
Utah University
Wyoming University
Utah Aggies
Utah
Colorado Teachers’ College
Greeley
Montana State
Brigham Young
State amateur boxing tourney set for Knights of Columbus gym
The state amateur boxing tournament will be held at the Knights of Columbus gymnasium on December 19. Ten former service men have already applied to Director Bradley. Pat Sullivan's boxing class and other amateurs will participate. Each boxer may have a second. the K of C Athletic association provides the others. Judges and a referee will be chosen by the association. Knights will wear white uniforms. The School of Mines Athletic association will provide portable seats for a large crowd. An 18 foot ring with plush will be set up, and the boxing platform will be sturdy hardwood with gold trimmed area.
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Knights of Columbus
Butte
Bradley
Pat Sullivan
Manly
K. of C. Athletic Association
School of Mines Athletic Association
CAOT IN LEAD FOR GRIDIRON HONORS CAOT IN LEAD FOR GRIDIRON HONORS
The 1926 intersectional race shows the East and Fast leading with 25 victories, while the Middle West trails with 106 and the South five. Key matchups feature Southern California vs Iowa in Los Angeles, with U S C and Iowa losses reshaping national attention. The Pacific coast game dominates the remaining inter sectional slate despite earlier shifts in prestige.
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New York
Middle West
Dartmouth
Chicago
Syracuse
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Columbia
Michigan
Illinois
Navy
Los Angeles
Southern California
University of Iowa
Stanford
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minesota
Pacific Coast
Third YMCA Basketball Round Opens Tonight at 745
The Commercial Basketball League stage three tonight at the YMCA gym starting 7 45. Montana Hardware faces a scrub squad while Boucher meets Symons and Jensens clash with Medlins for top spot. Symons Medling and Jensens lead with two wins apiece. Dahlberg of Butte High to umpire.
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Montana Hardware Quint
Craven
Boucher
Symons
Jensens
Medlins
Medling
Walkerville to Meet Englewood on Saturday Clash
With no Clark Park game Saturday, Walkerville and Englewood consider a test contest. South Side manager Bob Harrington challenged the hilltop squad, and Walkerville’s manager O'Donnell is said to favor the meeting. Englewood backers, impressed by last Sunday's showing, expect a stronger follow-up.
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Clark Park
Walkerville
Englewood
Bob” Harrington
South Side Eleven
Hilltop
O'Donnell
A.A.A.L.U. Re Elects 17S Former President Rubert
Pittsburg November convention of the American Amateur Athletic Union re elects Murray Rubert of New York City as president without opposition. William F. Humphreys of San Francisco is named first vice president and Fred L. Rublen of New York City secretary treasurer. Next convention in Baltimore.
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Pittsburg
American Amateur Athletic Union
Murray Rubert
New York City
William F. Humphreys
San Francisco
Fred L. Rublen
Baltimore
Boxing Roundups Across Cities Highlight Local Wins
In Bayonne Pete Mack of Jersey City won a newspaper decision over Spencer Gardiner of Newport in 12 rounds. Philadelphia bouts saw Benny Bass defeat Jose Lombardo in 16 rounds and Joe Bashara beat Marty Powell in 10. Cleary James defeated Al Winkler in New York. Eddie Anderson beat Edouard Mascart in 12. Benny Hall topped Billy Levine in 12. Frankie Genaro beat Vic St Onga in Buffalo. Nobe Cervantes and Johnny O'Brien drew in Salt Lake City.
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Bayonne
N. J
Pete Mack
Jersey City
Spencer Gardiner
Newport
R. 1
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Joe Bashara
Norfolk
Marty Powell
New York
Cleary James
Chicago
al Winkler
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Edouard Mascart
France
Benny Hall
St. Louis
Billy Levine
Buffalo
Frankie Genaro
Vic St. Onga
Roof Fire at Lodging House Sparks Alarm
A slight blaze on the roof of a lodging house at 487 South Arizona Street drew firefighters from the Arizona and Quartz Street stations yesterday afternoon. Sparks from the chimney ignited the roof but firemen quickly extinguished the blaze after neighbors reported the smoke and an alarm was sent in.
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South
Arizona Street
Arizona
Quartz Street
Italians 149000 workers sign wage scale labor pact
In Italy, about 149000 workers have signed an agreement to remain on the current wage scale for the coming year, preserving existing pay levels and terms of employment for the period. The accord covers diverse sectors and confirms wage rules without raises.
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Italy
Grange to write final chapter of college career at Ohio State
Norman E. Brown praises Harold Grange as the era defining open field runner and sportsman. Grange will close his collegiate career on Saturday November 21 before 70 000 at Ohio State University in bold style. He is hailed as an immortally great athlete with unique sidestep and speed.
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Norman E. Brown
Harold
Red) Grange
Ohio State University
Grange
Heston
Michigan
Kaw
Cornell
Brickley and Mahan
Harvard
Heffelfinger and Coy
Yale
Hare
Pennsylvania
Maxwell
Swarthmore
Thorpe
Carlisle
Long Waits and Fines Ahead for Late Tax Payers
Treasurer James J. Brett warns of long waits in the final days of the month as tax payments slow. A 10 percent penalty plus interest apply after November 30, and ten days remain with Sundays and Thanksgiving excluded. Cash windows operate with speedy service, and taxpayers are urged to bring pink notices or exact amounts to speed processing.
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James J. Brett
Brett
Leather glut in Uruguay markets as demand slows
Slackening demand for leather in South America leads to 100000 cow hides piling up in Uru guay markets. Trade officials report surplus due to weaker exports and slower industrial demand, with prices pressured by the storage of excess hides across major centers.
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South America
Uruguay
Federal term opens in Butte with 45 grand jurors slated
Federal District Court in Butte begins a heavy winter term as Judge Bourquin returns. A 45 member grand jury is called at 9:30 am, with demurrers and ex parte matters to be settled. Friday features arraignments for 88 liquor law cases amid anticipated increases in federal charges.
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Bourquin
Arizona
Montana
Butte
Slattery
Missoula
Several Cases Reset For Criminal Session
Judge J J Lynch set new dates for multiple cases in the current criminal session. Charlie Mun faces narcotics possession trial on November 18, Dan Sullivan next on November 19, Charles Murray on November 20 for burglary, Vernon Scott to be tried with Murray that day, and Emmet Walsh had grand larceny charges vacated while Walsh received a two to four year burglary sentence.
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J. J. Lynch
Charlie Mun
Dan Sullivan
Charles Murray
Vernon Scott
Murray
Emmet Walsh
Walsh
Montana prospects rise as travel note cites improved conditions
Harry S. Johns of Exhibitors' Equipment company reports Montana conditions 50 percent better than last year after touring the state. He highlights Red Lodge theater construction, busy Sidney hotels and beet crops, growing optimism along the Poplar to Wolf Point power line, and expected five year settlements in Chinook Harlem and Malta. France produced one fifth of a ton per person of pig iron and steel last year.
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Montana
Harry S. Johns
Butte
Mr. Johns
Red Lodge
Sidney
Wolf Point
Chinook
Byron Co. Downard
Poplar
Harlem
Malta
Aple
All-metal flying boat built for British air ministry in Copenhagen
An all metal single plane flying boat was produced in Copenhagen this year for the British air ministry. The craft joins wartime efforts and showcases Danish industrial capability in the war era.
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Air Ministry
Copenhagen
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