Cubs Have Strong Catching and Pitching Ahead of Season
The article previews the Chicago Cubs 1930s team form, highlighting Charley Grimm Rabbit Maranville and Charlie Holllacher, with a strong catching staff and veteran pitchers led by Grover Alexander and Wilbur Cooper. It discusses infield and outfield strengths, aging concerns, and potential season impact.
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Denver Irigsby
Otto Vogel
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Wilbur Cooper
Vic Keen
Elmer Jacobs
Tony Kauffman
Fred Blake
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Gooper
Freshman Rule Could Halt Army Yale Football Tuneup
Rumors say Yale and Army may cancel the 1925 Yale Army game over a three year rule. West Point sources pressure Yale to keep plebes out and advance a three year eligibility policy. If enforced, Yale would delay or cancel the annual clash, unsettling a long standing gridiron tradition.
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Bowling Results Show Mixed Scores Across Classes
Team winner Arirona led with captain Stubbs and players Kraus and Craig Clog A-Lineburgh. Scores listed include Class Nie Aves 94 and 93, Garrits 21 30, Sutphen 92 30, Winton 98 35, Garrity 100 3h, Hildreth 934 33. High totals and singles noted for Kellogs Wall and Lineburgh. Chicago’s Hugh team earned 11 and Bridgeport posted 854 for the top team total.
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Syracuse Stars Enter Major Track Jousts Next Week
Syracuse is set for two major meets in late January as Coach Thomas F. Keane schedules races in New York and Boston. Captain Bowman's squad will compete in Millrose events including a special race, with a two mile relay and mile relay planned. The team then travels to Boston College and Dartmouth for a triangular meet, replacing past years’ Millrose entries with tougher opposition. Practice continues through Christmas, with relay selections to be finalized and daily workouts on native tracks.
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Ned Layton Offered Coaching Position
Former Nebraska football star Ned Layton reportedly received a coaching offer from Rio Peulo Athletic in Sao Paulo Brazil to serve as director. Details on acceptance or negotiations remain unclear as local officials announced the inquiry.
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Strong Teams Lead Bridgeport High Girls Court Standings
Two top squads in Bridgeport High School girls interclass basketball are Team No. 4 led by Ada Lyons and Team No. 5 captained by Mary Lukachik. Team No. 4 has already won a game while Team No. 5 anticipates challenging for first place led by strong lineup including Gertrude Nieman and Mary Luckachick.
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Tigers Lead In 200 Pin League Standings
The Tigers hold a three game lead in the Zoo bowling league with two teams tied for second. Lions set team records with top individual marks and strong totals, including high single 1932 by Kenyon and high team totals by Lions.
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Missouri Captain Rhodes Scholar Named
Columbia Missouri July 29 Arthur D Bond captain of the University of Missouri football team has been chosen Rhodes scholar from Missouri in 1925. He will study at Oxford University after graduation next spring. Bond is a top student and Phi Beta Kappa member.
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Boxing Commission Accepts Tommy Gibbons Challenge
New York December 24 The New York Boxing Commission accepted Tommy Gibbons challenge to fight Gene Tunney the American light heavyweight champion and said steps will be taken to have them sign. Gibbons manager Tilly Gibson proposed an outdoor spring or early summer bout not at Madison Square Garden. Gibson urged bids from promoters and warned Tunney would not dodge Gibbons citing past fights. The commission did not accept a proposed bout with Mike McTigue due to priority given to Tunney over Michael.
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Stars Dim in Pros, College Sports Leave Lasting Marks
A look at golf, tennis, boxing, and football compares champions who falter after peak years. Dempsey and Wethered face renewed challengers as legacies meet shifting eras, while Harvard and Army football endure demanding schedules and rising crowds.
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West Point
Annapoli
Jack Dempsey
Babe” Ruth
Maloney Wins by Foul Over Montgomery in Boston Bout
Jim Maloney the Boston heavyweight was awarded a decision on a foul against Sally Montgomery of Fort Worth in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Montgomery was knocked down early in the third while facing Maloney who earned the victory on a foul ruling.
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Sally Montgomery
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Mrs Whitney’s Colts To Race at Tia Juana
New York December 23 Mrs Payne Whitney prominent New York sportswoman who owns a string of racing thoroughbreds will ship nine crack runners next Saturday to Tia Juana track in Mexico including Cherry Pile holder of the world record for the mile. Whitney already has seven thoroughbreds racing at New Orleans and campaigned on Canadian and other major American courses.
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Tia Juana
Mexico
Cherry Pile
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Berkshire Five Set To Face Pastinea Tomorrow
The Berkshire quintet meets Pastinea at Corey Corner surface Walnut Heidi tomorrow afternoon. East Siders seek a Mil fordites upset after a hard practice week. Berkshire has one loss this season, 18 to 16 against Naval Reserves, with Holy Cross star Connie Shea in the lineup.
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Connie Shea
Holy Cross Star
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