College Coaches Back Resolutions Against Pro Football
The American Football Coaches Association adopted measures at its annual meeting in New York to cut ties with professional football beginning January 1, 1926. It urged coaches not to select All-American teams for agents or agencies and limited practice hours, with sessions starting after Sept. 18. Robert Zuppke urged a stabilizing committee to curb influence from sports writers, pro organizations, press agents, alumni, and star players. The group endorsed backing the Walter Camp memorial project and discussed a 40-play safety contest plan.
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York
American Football Coaches’ Association
Pennsylvania Hotel
Coaches Association
Board of Trustees
Hall
Aninne
Rober Zappke
Sporta Terfrere
Promerese
Perattan Zuppke
Rien
National
CoNegate Crewerie Association
Ayih
Zuppke
Ssenturion
Walter Camp Pegnane Featbell
Yate Aniversity
Roper
Gwerkee
Goaltender Portrait in The Daily News Boys Club
A feature explains hockey goaltending duties and techniques taught by the club instructor Erec Turby. It emphasizes pads and gloves protection, positioning in front of the goal, stopping pucks with various body parts, the stick’s role for clearing rebounds, and the challenge of stopping high shots. It notes beginners’ questions about why a stick is needed.
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Mshana
Dan Rtery
McKinley A C to Play Moose Five
Two top local teams meet Friday night as McKinley A C travels to Moose floor for a key city clash. Moose has played several games this season and will host at 7 PM with local organizers listing players and contacts.
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McKinley A. C
Moose
McKinley A.c
Celta
McKinley A.cCy
Moose Lodge
Lacey
Cramer
Ray
Tracy
Volana Une
Lester Leery
Anal Y.M.C. A. A
Firpo to meet Spalla in Buenos Aires in March
Dee Riendtee Angel Firpo agreed with Spalla to a match in Buenos Aires during the first two weeks of March after signing before the municipal boxing commission. Firpo to receive 35 percent of gate receipts. Their prior bout on March 7, 1924, ended with Firpo knocking Spalla out in the fourteenth round.
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Buenos Aires
Dee
Angel Firpo
ArKentingems
Municipal Boxing Commission
Spalla
Firpe
Boxing show postponed in Akron due to Shea ankle sprain
Akron C Ohio December 29 The armory boxing show slated for New Year’s afternoon with Eddie Shea of Chicago and Johnny Shepherd of Boston was postponed after the boxing commission learned Shea sprained his ankle. The commission suggested January 11 for the fight with promoters Maj Watter Price and Lucy Welch working to arrange the same card.
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Akron
Armory
Eaddie Shea
Chicago
Johnny Shepherd
Boston
Maj Watter Price
Lucy Welch
Endeavor
Mountaineers to Meet Tech Freshmen in Prelude Tilt
Morgantown West Virginia State College reports the Mountaineers will open against Carnesix Tech freshmen a week before the varsity game. Officials considered a two game start but reduced the schedule to fewer than 18 contests to fit the season.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Dee
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Carnesix
Net Favorite Eliminated in Indoor Championship Opener
New York reports Malcolys Tom Se of Wanan Mass a member of the national Junior Indoor Championship team was eliminated in the first round of the national indoor tournament the event opening yesterday afternoon at the Seventh Regiment Armory Juliva Seligibleons entry dominates the scene as the indoor tennis season gets underway with Victor and other divisions featured.
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New York
Dec
Malcolys Tom, Se
Wanan
Mass
Frand
Seventh Regiment
Juliva Selligeon
Uetor
Tere
Financing new homes spreads prosperity through trades
Financing new homes creates employment for carpenters plasterers plumbers masons electricians and other tradespeople. The income circulates to grocers butchers merchants and many others, benefiting the broader economy as money flows through multiple channels of trade.
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Ma-Sons
Courtesy message to Canton Citizens about bank deposits
The notice explains that deposits at Citizens are lent to fund homes for Canton’s workers and that funds are not sent to New York or Chicago for investment. It frames a cheerful greeting as part of daily business relations and emphasizes prudent use of local deposits.
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Canton
New York
Chicago
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