Notre Dame Prepares For Rose Bowl Clash With Stanford
Notre Dame, led by Knute Rockne, arrives in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl to face Stanford in a warm climate test. The Fighting Irish group of 34 players, known for the Four Horsemen, seeks a strong performance after a long season. Stanford, 31 players, trains at the bowl and vows a tough challenge, with coach Warner noting they will not fear Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame Dominates Early Season Scoring Surges
Notre Dame piled up 238 points while allowing only 44 as they rolled through an eastern schedule. Stanford’s lineup and uncertain starters loom as the Irish prepare for the California Pennsylvania game amid rain and forecasted swell.
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Shortstops Hold Playing Record in Major Leagues
Two names stand out in official averages as shortstops with long playing streaks. Wright and Jackson each appeared in 150 plus contests, leading a year when several veterans logged full schedules. The piece notes Maranville, Grimm, Traynor, and Groh among others, with Fournier and Cobb also highlighted for durability.
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Associated Press
New York
Teymue
Glenn Wright
Pittsburgh Pirates
Travis Jackson
New York Hants
Wright
Index Son
Matt Scott
Yankees
Rabbit Maranville
Pittsburgh
Roger Beckin
Saw
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Pirates
Maranville
Charlie Grimm
Je Traynor
Mie Giants
Jackson
Bill ‘Terry
George Kelly
Esnter Field
Hélaie Groh
Pliuyfre
Scheduin
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Ube
Red Sox
Ad Perkinpaugh
Senatn
Ofherk
Truth
Made Vetlins
Farty Heilmann
Mant Fonse Goeslin
Senta
Sant Velen
Setar
Bill Avelson
Browns
Joe Sewell
Indians
al Shimonnis
Ath- Wetlen
George Sisler
Wally Pipp
Myerett Scett
Baseball Men to Plan Schedule in Pittsburgh Meet
The 1925 baseball schedules will be drafted by the National and American leagues in Pittsburgh. National League representatives include President John A. Heydler and Harney Dreyfuss, while the American League will be led by President Ban Johnson and secretary Will Harridge. Meetings aim to finalize tentative schedules before submitting them to the leagues in Beebe, Pa. Paul. In St Paul Minn a separate note alerts of a sale involving the St Paul club, with I J Connery leading the group. terms undisclosed. Standard Oil of New York will retire 10 million of T percent notes on January de.
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John A. Heydler
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Ban Johnson
Will Harritee
Joe Aur
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Bebevars
At. Paul
New York
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The Well-Dressed Man in 1920s Double Breasted Style
A humorous period piece on double breasted suits, detailing the fashion logic behind the cut, lining and accessories. It notes the coat clings to the waist, contrasts with light collars, and suggests color and pattern choices while warning against rigid fashion rules.
Walker Enters Nuami Indoor Event Amid Turbulent Start
New York reports indicate Walker shifts from mutch to nuemi style, with Buavo Nurtot, the phantom Finn, and Uarry Tiadge of the Comet A.C. Brooklyn facing a setback as an entry is refused for the indoor debut. Nurmi plans another field event next Tuesday as three-quarter mile senior meet looms with sixty entries. Abe Kivtat, former Olympic star, will defend his title while a drowning incident in Arkansas closes the page.
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Buavo Nurtot
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Uarry Tiadge
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Une
Nurmi
Hintge
Conny
Edward Jacobs Wins Boys Title in New York Meet
Edward Jacobs captured the national boys singles title at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York, defeating Frank Shields of Silver Head, NY. Howard Jacobs of Baltimore, protege of Willian Z. Tilden, was the runner up. Kenneth Appel and others also contended in the junior divisions. Descriptions note a lively tournament with strong youth participation and regional contenders.
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Kenneth Appel
New York
Conteal
Seventh Regiment Armory
Howard Jacobs
Baltimore
Willan Z. Tilden
Frank Shields
Silver Head
N.Y
Gate Helder
Baal Orange
Mercorsharg Archen
Appel
Folinsen
Newton Academy
Waban
Mist
Straigheerty
Et Tamerman
Timhe
Borare Cyner
New York Title Battles Denied Official Standing
The National Boxing Association and International Boxing Union reject New York state title matches as unapproved. Brooklyn’s Eddie Cannonwall Martin is not recognized as 118 pound champion outside New York. Frank Kaplan and Danny Kramer featherweight bout also lack ABA and IBU sanction.
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Latrobe Cogswell
National Boxing Association
Maryland State Athletic Commission
New York Commission
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Meriden
Comn
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Suick
Cogswell
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New York State Commission
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Martin Uohintein
New York
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Goldstein
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New York Commission Fights Behind Boxing Chambers
George Brower of the New York state athletic commission denounces Latrobe Cogswell of the National Boxing Association as engaging in professional jealousy. He says championship bouts like Dempsey’s do not require other bodies’ approvals and insists the NY commission directs boxing within the state while respecting independent authorities.
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George KE. Brower
New York State Athletic Commission
Latrobe Cogswell
National Boxing Ussociation
Dempsey
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Shout & Ecore
New York Commission
Firpo Accepts 60 With Gibbons For London Affair
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo has accepted a 160000 purse for a twenty round London bout with American heavyweight Jim Gibbons under the National Sporting Club. The offer includes a 41000 belt and split proceeds, with Gibbons awaiting input from officials before confirming. If Gibbons is unavailable Firpo would consider Jack Renault or Charley Wulmer as alternatives. promoter concerns over prior finances with Jack Broomfield are noted. A potential rematch with Jack Dempsey is also discussed as a future indoor attraction at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
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London
Netional Sporting Club
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Firpowen
Paris
Toser
Gibbon
St. Pans
Eddie Kane
Imanuel
Thomas S Hise
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Charley Wulnert
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