Ban Johnson Contract Extended to 1935 Puzzles Baseball Growers
New York Dec 10 The American league voted to extend Ban Johnsons contract to 1935 and raise his salary to 40000 a year puzzling National league magnates. While some see a shift in power, others insist there is no war between leagues as Johnsons leadership is praised for 1925 and beyond. Detroit sent Haney Wade and Fazell for Johns Mullin while Fort Worth gains a third baseman and a versatile hitter. The leagues also debated rosin on pitches but the American league remains against it.
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Washington
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Barnhard
Cleveland
Advisory Council of Baseball
Haney
Boston Americans
Wade
Ezzell
Fazell
Fort Worth
Johns
Mullen
Texas
Boston
Notre Dame and Nebraska End Athletic Relations
In Bend Indiana on December 10, Notre Dame and Nebraska sever athletic ties after a meeting. Nebraska coach Ernest Boarg blames disgruntled gamblers for the 17 to 0 Thanksgiving defeat and reports say hostile relations grew over years. References cite insulting poems in Lincoln windows and discuss possible replacements like Pittsburgh and Alabama for 1926 schedule.
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Ind
University of Notre Dame
Nebraska
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Ernest Boarg
Lincoln
Neb
Beary
Pittsburgh University
Alaama
Huskers
Arts Turn In Easy Victory Over Salem 5
Arts defeat Salem Aces 25 to 15 in their first home game at the K of C gym. Mutt Stahler led with 14 points on six field goals and two fouls, while Sanders and Ryan impressed on defense for Salem. Arthur Leather Girls edged Akron 25 24 in the preliminary, with Tommy Marshh scoring eight field goals.
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ARTS
Salem Aces
K. of C
Arthur Leather Girls
M. J. Rose
Akron
Arthurs
Tommy Marshh
Minerva High Star
Miss Decker
Miss Ill
Delaney Eyes Rematch With Berlenbach At Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney aims to avenge his knockout of Paul Berlenbach in a rematch set for Friday night at Tex Rickard's Madison Square Garden. Delaney, recently recovering from illness, faces Berlenbach, the light heavy king, in a bout that tests Delaney's regained strength and readiness after his hospital stay and layoff.
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Berlenbach
Tex Rickard
Delaney
Paul
Astoria
Dan Hickey
Tiger Flowers
Georgia
Berley
Notre Dame Minnesota grid clash set for Oct 9
Notre Dame and Minnesota fixed the date for next season in a telephone agreement between Dr. Clarence Spears and Knute Rockne. The Oct 9 date ends a dispute from the Big Ten meeting in Chicago where Northwestern and Minnesota claimed Oct 23.
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Notre Dame
Movies Confirm Grange Contract
NEW YORK December 10 prompted by intimations that he did not have a genuine contract with Red Grange for a first motion picture Arrow Pictures Corp president BE W Shallenberger issued a statement outlining the agreement with Grange and his manager C C Pyle. Grange and Pyle signed contracts under which they will receive a percentage for the first picture with a minimum of 300000. Pending completion a 300005 check to Grange will be held in escrow along with contracts in a Chicago bank as a good faith guarantee. Grange has been paid 10000 in advance but the full amount awaits fulfillment of the contract.
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Red Grange
BE. W. Shallenberger
Arrow Pictures Corporation
Grange
C. C. Pyle
Pyle
Shallenberger
Griffith Will Speak in Dayton Testimonial Dinner Plan
Maj J L Griffith of Chicago known as czar of football will speak at a testimonial dinner in Dayton Ohio for the University of Dayton football team on December date revised to honor the Wright brothers flight anniversary. Air officers sponsors from both fields will attend including Orville Wright former Gov Cox Mayor Hale and Mayor-elect Donald with Majors Curry and Robbins commandants of McCook and Wilbur Wright fields.
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J. L. Griffith
Chicago
University of Dayton
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Orville Wright
Ormer
James M. Cox
F. B. Hale
A. C. I. Donald
John F. Curry
A. W. Robbins
McCook
Wilbur Wright Fields
Fremont Girls Open Season At Norwalk Clash
Fremonts only professional girls basketball team faces Norwalk independent girls tonight in Fremont. Both squads will use boys rules as the preliminary to the five basketeers and Norwalks semipro game. Gladys Whitmer captains the Y W C A five.
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Norwalk
Gladys Whitmer
Seth's Alibi Wins Jefferson Mile at McDonough Handicap
Seth's Alibi with Apprentice Sammy Steele in B. Gentry colors defeated Sleepy Head John S. Mosby Flag Lieutenant and Polvo to win the mile and seventy yards feature, the McDonough handicap at Jefferson Park yesterday.
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Sammy Steele
B. Gentry
Jefferson Park
F. M. Kelly
Sleepy Head
John S. Mosby
Polvo
McDonough
Alabama Ready For Western Trip
The University of Alabama football team will travel to Pasadena to meet a Pacific Coast conference eleven on New Year’s Day. They depart Dec 19 via St. Louis and Kansas City with one major stop in the Grand Canyon for sightseeing and reach Pasadena on Dec 24.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Cal
West
St. Louis
Kansas City
Grand Canyon
Haskell to Play Los Angeles Club in December Clash
Coach Dick Hanley announced Haskell Institute had signed to meet the Los Angeles Athletic Club eleven in Los Angeles California on Saturday December 19. The Indian team, partly disbanded for the year, will hold two daily workouts until departure scheduled for December 14.
Indiana Notre Dame Sign 1926 Football Game in South Bend
Bloomington Ind Dec 10 Indiana University and Notre Dame announced contracts for a football game on November 6 1926 at South Bend Athletic director G Clevenger said the schedule is complete with two games against Northwestern and a Notre Dame matchup finalized after a call with Knute Rockne.
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Ind
Indiana
Notre Dame
South Bend
G. Clevenger
Indiana University
Knute Rockne
Northwestern
Cardinals Claim Forfeit Over Nusbaum's Absence
The St. Louis Cardinals claim a forfeit against Nusbaum's after they failed to appear as scheduled, leading to unresolved proceedings and potential consequences.
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Nusbaum's
Michigan Eleven Ranked First In New Score System
Michigan leads a reverse scoring index for football rankings, with Dartmouth, Washington, Missouri and Illinois following. The article describes the six-point weighted system and calls for stricter whistle use to reduce injuries and enforce penalties after forward progress stops.
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Nebraska
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Robinson Names Dodger Coaches
New York December 10 President Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn Nationals announced three coaches for the club Joe Kelley former Yankee scout and out fielder Joe McGinnity the iron man pitcher and Otto Miller catcher He said he would spend more time on the bench this year and devote less to running the president s office.
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Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Nationals
Joe Kelley
Yankee
Joe McGinnity
Otto Miller
Cubs Pilot Tries to Buy Players In First Move
Joe McCarthy new Cubs manager sought to add pitchers with William Wrigley’s backing. He asked Jack Dunn about George Earnshaw, naming 150000 dollars plus war tax, but Dunn declined to pursue the deal.
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McCarthy
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Peterson Wins From Kauffman In Columbus Wrestling
In a two fall wrestling card Charlie Peterson Swede defeated Cleat Kauffman in Columbus light heavyweight action. A 25 minute bout saw Leo Alexander of Battle Creek lose to Martin Ludecke the German light heavyweight. Mike Kondes of New York beat Casey Berger of Columbus in a 15 minute match. Tommy Lawrence of Washington DC defeated Ray Dixon of Columbus in a 10 minute bout.
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Leo Alexander
Battle Creek
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Mike Kondes
New York
Casey Berger
Tommy Lawrence
Washington D. C
Ray Dixon
Harris to Pilot Coral Gables '9'
Stanley Harris manager of the Washington club, American League champions, announced he signed a $7,000 contract to manage a Florida winter league team representing Coral Gables.
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Stanley (Bucky) Harris
Washington
Anow
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Monday Ring Contest Arrivals Signal City Showdown
George Gibbons and Ned Ketchell, top bout entrants, plan arrival Saturday with workouts Sunday afternoon for Gibbons at 3 and Ketchell at 2. Ted McCann will face Paul Wines in a four rounder, McCann a Cleveland puncher and Wines a local fighter. A musical program breaks between bouts and more preliminaries may be added featuring Pete Duffy versus Ko Moppon and Civic Osborne against Jack Wilde.
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al Doty
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Ted McCann
Paul Wines
McCann
Cleveland
Jimmy Trannette
Wines
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Jack Wilde
Italian Champion Leads Mat Card at Auditorium Next Thursday
Italian middleweight and world champion of 1928 will headline a wrestling card in the Auditorium next Thursday night. His opponent to be named tomorrow. Steve Karnavas will also appear on the same card, the second wrestling show in the Auditorium this winter following the December program.
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Steve Karnavas
Auditorium
Baseballers Vote 10 Team Loop Forming Independent League
In Middleton Ohio last night seven K I O league teams met at the Hotel Manchester to form a new ten team league independent of K I O but to affiliate with it if Judge Hoffman and assistants can arrange a method. Teams include Cheviot Ludlow Times Stars Potter Tramps Springfield Eagles Gardner Harvey Armco W Hamilton and Richmond Eagles.
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W Hamilton
Richmond Eagles
Tributes Paid To Ball Players
The National League honored thirteen prominent baseball figures, club owners, drivers, writers and former officials who died in the past year. Christy Mathewson was eulogized by Commissioner Banis while tributes to Charles H. Theets and F E J McKeever, Brooklyn president and vice president, were given by Barney Dreyfus and Williams F Baker. Also honored were Julius Fleischman, John B. Day, John M. Ward, Marvin Goodwin, Sam Crane and William Phelan, with other noted baseball figures remembered.
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National League
Christy Mathewson
Nandis
Charles H. Theets
FE. J. McKeever
Brooklyn
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburgh
Willams F. Baker
Philadelphia
Julius Fleischman
Cincinnati Club
John B. Day
John M.ward
New York Giants
Marvin Goodwin
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sam Crane
William Phelan
Pro Football Rule Change Proposed by New York Promoters
Promoters Tim Mara Dr Harry March and Billy Gibson urge the National League of Football Clubs to bar teams from using college players until eight months after their last college game. They will present the proposal at the Detroit annual meeting next month. The move follows the high profile joins of Red Grange and Mari Britton to the Chicago Bears.
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New York
Tim Mara
Harry March
Billy Gibson
National League of Football Clubs
Detroit
Red Grange
Mari Britton
Chicago Bears
McGraw Hints Overhaul of Giants Before Spring Opener
New York baseball fans may not recognize the Giants when they take the field next spring if Manager McGraw proceeds with a broad overhaul. He reportedly plans to remake the once invincible lineup, reshaping key positions and introducing new talent to restore competitiveness.
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McGraw
Radio Bureau seeks range data to curb interference
Secretary Hoover and the Commerce Department aim to map exact broadcasting ranges for all on air stations. They plan an expanded radio inspection program funded by Congress to measure field intensities, test interference causes, and guide future station zoning and power decisions. A mobile fleet will collect data across numerous stations and regions.
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Canton Daily News
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Seccretary of Commerce
Hoover
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Congress
Radio Inspection Service
Great Lakes
Canton Students Among 68 at Ohio State University
Canton sends 68 students to Ohio State University as part of a 10 725 enrolled for the summer and fall quarters. The registrar notes a new university high in overall attendance, with registration for the current quarter at 9 008. The list includes students across arts engineering pharmacy medicine and education. More than ninety percent hail from Ohio with several states and many foreign countries represented.
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George Arthur Lee
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Luther Emmer Thomas
Norman John Tschantz
Brandlin Orwen Vogelgesang
Rimer Andrew Velzer
Irene Thyrza Watkins
Byron Franklin Wenger
Samuel Heese Willis
Melvin Lee Wolf
Robert C. Yohe
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