American League extends Ban Johnson term to 1935
Ban Johnson’s presidency is extended by five years with a new contract paying 40 000 dollars annually. The vote followed last year’s effort to depose him amid rule disputes with Commissioner Landis. League meetings also address rosin use, holiday games, and expanding the player limit, with major changes anticipated at a joint session.
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New York
Ban Jahnson
American League
Landis
Elba
Alf Beipuneda
Cnses
Johnson
Chicago
Philip D.ball
St. Louis
Renee
Pacific Coast
American Association
International
Washington, D. C
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Club
Phillip D. Ball
E. 8. Barnard
Cleveland
Jacob Ruppert
Robert Quinn
Boston
Route handicap to Seths Alibi at Jefferson Park
Seths Alibi ridden by Sammy Steele won the McDonogh Handicap mile and 70 yards at Jefferson Park, finishing in 1 46 as Sleepy Head faltered to rail running. Glib and Klingesclere, Little Ammie, and Bolton also won its races as card completed with Pontalba Purse outcome.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Seth
Sammy Steele
B. Gentry
Jefferson Park
F. M. Kelly
John 8
Mosby
Polvo
McDonogh
Sleepy Heag
John SS. Mosby
L. Pichon
Glib
Klingesclere
Little Ammie
Steele
Bolton
Boots
Darnell
Pontalba
Ritter
Coveleskie Tops American League Pitchers for 1925
Stanley Coveleskie of the Washington Senators was named the most effective AL pitcher for 1925, beating Herb Pennock after corrected figures reduced Pennock’s innings and earned runs. Coveleskie also led the league in win loss percentage, earning double honors.
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Chicago
Stanley Caveleskie
Washington Senators
Herb Pennock
Yankees
New York
Washington Star
Pennock
Coveleskie
Basketball Scores Sees 16 to 20 In Pulaski Post Riot
In the Pulaski Post roundup, De J York-Columbia and St. John's Brooklyn posted 16 and 20 points respectively as basketball scores are reported.
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Pulaski Post
de J . “York
Columbia
St. John’s Brooklyn
Earnshaw price stalls Cubs bid for pitcher
New Cubs manager Joe McCarthy sought George Earnshaw from Baltimore coach Jack Dunn. Dunn asked 150000 dollars plus war tax, but McCarthy did not press the deal despite William Wrigley Jr.’s large purse backing the effort.
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Jack Dunn
New York
Joe McCarthy
William Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
McCarthy
Baltimore Pilot
George Earnshaw
Baltimore
Dunn
Harrison Cagers To Play Union College
Harrison plans a three game opening night at L B Harrison on Wednesday with Lit tleford and Ludlow High School in the first match then the Sigma Chi Midgets versus the Harrison Eagles and finally the Harrison Big Five vs Hebrew Union College.
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L. B. Harrison
W. O. Rakestraw
West Seventh Street
Littleford
Ludlow High School
Greater Cincinnati
Sigma Chi
L. B. Harrison Eagles
Newport
L. B. Harrison Court
Harrison Quintet
Hebrew Union Colleg
Popken
Ft Harrisons
Clarence “Bud” Yio
Collegians
Marty Reddington
Harrison- Hobie
Abrams
McCormick
Spears and Rockne Fix Notre Dame Minnesota Grid Date
The Notre Dame Minnesota football game next year is set for October 9 by telephonic agreement between Dr. Clarence Spears and Knute Rockne. The date resolves a conflict from a Big Ten meeting when Northwestern and Minnesota claimed October 23.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Clarence Spears
Knute Rockne
Chicago
Orthwwestern
Tijuana Race Results First Four Claiming Stakes
Horse racing results from Tijuana show six races with purses from 700 to 1000 dollars. Notable finishes include Trapnet winning the first race, Quintana Roo and Hence top finishers in the second, Smiling and First Pullet in the third, Antiquity and Hands Up in the fourth, Contusion and Firm Frontiera in the fifth, and Master Crump plus Shasta Express in the sixth. Weather clear, track fast.
Pirates Rally Past St Pats In Sharp NPHL Win
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Toronto St Pats 8 to 6 in a late rally here. Babe Oneill starred with three goals, while Drury also excelled for the Pirates in the National Professional Hockey League contest.
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Pirates
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Pirates
Toronto St. Pats
Babe
Drury
After sport crest and winter cheer returns
The piece notes sports persist through year end with boxing, bowling, and golf roars. It highlights a Husker player who blocked, carried the ball for gains for three years, prompting questions about him as a standout figure. TRANS MISSISSIPPIAN.
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Mississ Ippian
Hagen and Jones primed for major match play test
The piece previews a Sarasota Pasadena clash between Hagen and Jones as the two leading golfers of their era. Jones has not lost an amateur championship match in two years and has ten straight wins, while Hagen has not dropped a PGA match in the same span. Their Atlanta four ball meeting was won by Jones. The anticipated duel centers on short game around the green, with both players famed for killer putter instincts and dramatic styles.
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Hagen
Bobby Jones
Sarasota
Pasadena
Fla
Jones
Atlanta
Tom Morris
Watts Gunn
A Voice From the West on Ed Weir as all American pick
Dear Sir discusses Ed Weir of Nebraska as a contender for the all America team. Warren Brown of Chicago praises Weir as a blocker who makes life easy for the backfield choices and challenges critics. Weir plays tackle and stands out for his reliability.
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Ed Weir
Nebraska
Warren Brown
Chicago
Weir
Grange Dimming Ruth as U S Athletic Hero in Paris
Paris dispatch notes Harold Grange is supplanting Babe Ruth as America’s top athlete in French press. Le Matin will feature a front page sketch of Grange’s football career with a large figure in head gear. The piece says Grange’s fame and earnings outshine Ruth’s, widely publicized in Paris.
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Associated Press
Paris
Harold
Red
Grange
Babé Ruth
America
le Matin
Illinois
Babe Ruth
Champion Austins To Play Purcell At Court Tonight
The Austin basketball team champions of the Intercity League defend their title at the Austin Athletic Club tonight in a circuit game against Purcell A C five. Coach Medeweller’s squad remains the core from last season with stars Harp Bruener Red Meinerding Puss Murray Turk Burke Dago Kurtz Larry Averbeck and newcomer Larry Noland. Purcell, defeated in their opener, expects a stronger showing against the champions. The league game starts at 9 with an earlier Austin Emeralds versus Purcell Orioles tilt.
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Austin Athletic Club
Austin
Purcell A. C. Five
Medeweller
Harp” ‘Bruener
Red’’ Meinerding
Puss” Murray
Turk’ Burke
Larry” Noland
The
Immaculate
A. C
Purcell
Austin Emeralds
Purcell Orioles
Vic Ross to Fight Rose Headliner at Fort Tonight
Vic Ross and Chickey Rose lightweights meet in a ten round headliner at Ft. Thomas tonight in a well matched bout. The card includes a six round semi windup Jack Warner versus Jack Raines and a five round feature Van House versus Henry Powell. Preliminaries include Sam Potts versus Kent Woll Pat Haines versus Dick Sullivan George Allen versus Kid Lickert and Walter Bull versus Harvey Thorpe.
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Vic Ross
Chickey Rose
Ft. Thomas
Jack Warner
Jack Raines
van House
Henry Powell
YMCA Intermural Basketball League Ends
The YMCA Wednesday Night Intermural Basketball League finished with the Triangles leading after winning five games and losing one. The Matheus forfeited a game for lack of five players, costing them a share of first place, while the Triangles defeated Argo to seal sole possession.
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Matheus
Triangles
Argonautg
Boe
Nal Sainte
Nevers Leads Stanford to Vicious Victory Over California
Ernie Nevers starred as Stanford toppled California in a landmark win the Indians had not achieved in twenty years. He totaled 117 rushing yards nine kicks for 41.2 yard average and played every offensive snap except one, earning praise from Owen Merrick of San Francisco.
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Nevers
Stanford
California
Indians
Ernie Nevers
Owen Merrick
San Francisco
Pacific Slope
Huntington
Nisbet
Gillis
Clarke
Morrison
Vague Golf Imagery Echoes Bryant Poetic Reflection
Fragmented verse recalls Bryant on melancholy days with golf clubs stored in a corner. Mentions mashie brassie and snow on a putting green and Apri distant under another sun, creating a symbolic, dreamlike mood.
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Bryant
Berlenbach Stribling Clash Could Fill Any Arena
The text ponders a Berlenbach versus Stribling light heavyweight title bout with Delaney at stake and Tex Rickard aiming to stage it in Madison Square Garden. A prior six round Berlenbach Stribling drew 20 000 fans. today the matchup could fill any indoor or outdoor arena, depending on Rickard’s reception of terms.
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Igoe
New Y
World News Service
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Cook
Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Madison Square Garden
William B. Herns
Delaney
Délaney
Jimmy de Forat
Hizzoner
Dewey
Mr. Ovila -Chapdelaine
Ovila
Jack
John Lester Johnson
Buddy Johnson
Andy
Kid) Palmer
Berlenbach
Summit
Mike Reilly
George Jackson
Harold Mays
Pat~McCarthy
Alex Rely
George Cook
King Solomon
Tex Rickard
Stribling
Rickard
Star backs depart as key players head to new seasons
An exodus of top backfield talent hits the college scene with Nevers of Stanford Wycoff of Georgia Tech Hubert of Alabama and Tesreau of Washington moving on. Wycoff’s early injury reportedly halted his standout form leaving questions about his potential impact this season.
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Maides Nevers
Stanford
Wycoff
Georgia Tech
Hubert
Alabama
Tesreau
Washington
Pedestrian specimens urged before extinction risk grows
No one has yet collected specimens of the pedestrian creature as extinction looms. Scientists warn that delaying for many months could seal the fate of the species.
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New York Tribune, Inc
Fenwicks Beat K of C Quintet in Intercity League Opener
The Fenwick Club basketball team rallied in the closing minutes to beat the Cincinnati Council K of C quintet 83 to 25 at Commercial Square Court, with Corcoran and Benning leading Fenwicks and Sterman at back guard. A preliminary game saw Fenwick Pioneers overpower the K of C Cubs 42 to 10.
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Pioneers
Cubs
Fenwick Club
Cincinnati Council K. of C. Quintet
Commercial Square Court
Fenwicks
Knights
Caseys
Corcoran
Benning
Sterman
Simcoe
Fenwick Pioneers
K. of C Cubs
K. of
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Ccceeatebala Dircaccdbaletiice Dti Vecsdas
Scien Cicab
Gunning
Battrior
al Krueck
Smemnrinenint
Fenwick— FG
SAS
Nota Sealison Bk
Mvisageskesktnassteaaw
Arene Ps
Judlidiseladebigiaevesictsidid
Beese Coulibe
Maee Gerard
Harrington
Hughes and Highland To Meet At Cincinnati Court
Hughes High School basketball faces Highland High tomorrow on the University of Cincinnati court. Hughes relies on new players as coach Ed Krueck has no letter winners, while Highland votes to extend a strong season start after a 29 to 17 win over Withrow last week.
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Hughes High
Highland High School
University of Cincinnati
Highland
Hughes
Withrow
Ed Krueck
Reds
De Sales Club Plans Tryout Night in Woodburn
The De Sales Club new in the Catholic Intercity Basket Ball League holds a practice at its gym tonight. Players seeking a tryout should report to Coach Lou Krehnbrink at the De Sales Club Woodburn avenue and road at 7:30 PM.
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Desales
de Sales Club
The
de Sales
Lou Krehnbrink
Woodburn Avenue
Road
Owners of Clubs Asking Too Much For Ball Players
In New York December 9 the baseball market shows exorbitant prices for major league talent. Cubs president William L. Veeck considered defeat after securing only minor league outfielder Clyde Beck. Red Sox executive Lee Fohl faced no takers amid heavy offers from others while Phillies manager Art Fletcher chased Jimmy Ring and Butch Henline. Burleigh Grimes remains pricey for Brooklyn as negotiations stall across the majors.
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Associated Press
New York
William L. Veeck
Cubs
Chicago
Clyde Beck
Los Angeles
Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Leo Hartnett
John McGraw
Veeck
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Jimmy Ring
Butch Henline
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Roser Sold to Birmingham from Baltimore Internationals
Jack Roser outfielder with the Baltimore Internationals has been sold to Birmingham of the Southern Association. Manager Jack Dunn announced the deal. Roser is a left handed slugger who gained fame with Rochester in the Eastern League and played one season for Baltimore.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Roser
Baltimore Internationals
Birmingham
Jack Dunn
Roser
Rochester
Baltimore
Portland Player Trades Shift Coast League Balance
Charles High outfielder and Dave Keefe pitcher sold to Buffalo club of the International League by Portland club of the Pacific Coast League. Woodring option transferred to Waterbury club of the Eastern League. Thomas L. Turner president of Portland club reported from New York via wire.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Charles’ High
Dave Keefe
Buffalo Club
Woodring
Martinsburg
W. Va
Waterbury
Thomas L. Turner
New York
Hawks Sell First Baseman to Newark IL Club
The Philadelphia Nationals sold first baseman Chicken Hawks to the Newark club of the International League. The purchase price was not announced and no players were exchanged.
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Associated Press
New York
Hawks
Newark
Philadelphia Nationals
Arthur Fletcher
Quaker
Kansas City Announces Purchase of Chick Fewster
George Muehlebach owner of the Kansas City club announced in a telegram from New York that infielder Chick Fewster has been purchased from the Cleveland Americans. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
W. L
Fewster
Cleveland Americans
George Muehlebach
Kansas City Club
American Association
New York
New Orleans Racing Results First Through Seventh Races
Results from a New Orleans race meet feature seven claiming and handicap events. Winners include Glib with jockey L Pichon in race one, Kingsclere ridden by L Pichon in race two, Little Ammie with S Steele in race three, Ritter with S Breele in race four, Seth's ane in the McDonogh Handicap race five, Ball Gee with Stutts in race six, and Treasurer with J Dillon in race seven. Scratched entries listed. weather clear and track good.
Hour Roller Skate Race at Reichert's Park
A first of its kind hour long roller skate team race is set for Reichert's Park Cumminsville on Saturday night. About four teams of three men each are expected to enter before entries close. The team traveling the farthest in the hour wins a handsome prize. Jimmy Clinger, Southern Ohio amateur champion, is already entered. The race starts at 10 15 o clock.
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Reichert’s
Killefer Becomes Aide To Hornsby With Cardinals
Bill Killefer ex Cubs manager signed as assistant to Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals for the 1926 season. Killefer a former catcher and long time Cubs skipper. Maranville briefly led the Cubs before resigning and George Gibson took over in Pittsburgh.
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Bill Killefer
Rogers Hornsby
New York
Chicago Cubs
8&J. Louis Cardinals
Killefer
Cubs
Walter
Maranville
George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Selections at Jefferson Park Horse Races
Listing of race results with horse names and riders from Jefferson Park selections. Includes races from first to eighth with entries such as Aunt Laura Ray Reese Miss Caltha Serena Idle Thoughts Queen Bess and Idle Thoughts as best chance.
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Jefferson Park
Socket In
Aunt Laura
Jack Rieger
Dust Proof
Attillia
Tickler
Music Girl
Mabel Seth
Espanol
Iirish Lace
Overtake
Rocking
Guelph
Prince James
Wilkesbarre
Spats
Eager
Boys Believe Me
Spugs
Gee
Headcover
Chance
Tijuana
Marie K
Water
Ray Reese
Fullanti
Recruit
Miss Caltha
King
Serena
Idle Thoughts
Queen Bess
Sophia Goldman
Buck Pond
Knighthood
Caroline
Edmon
Reap
Cofeld
Headache
Chief Archee
Picnic
Mannikin NI
Turbulent Tauana Entries in Mixed Claiming Card
The race card lists multiple claiming events for two and three-year-olds plus older mares at varying purse levels from 700 to 1000 dollars. Entries include Dixie Skies 106 and Laur al Run 112 in maiden two-year-olds, My Friend Pat 104 and Mount Rose 104 among three-year-olds, and Knighthood 110 along with Captain ere res 104 in later contests. Sixth Race offers 800 purse with Coffield and Extra Edition among entrants while other races feature Yokohama Girl Idle Thoughts White Goldman Queen Besa and Rocks among noted competitors.
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Dixie Skies
Reese
Laural Run
Casinace
Dicksiskocas
Ears Ee
Kle
Friend Pat
Marse John
End Man
Furious Bill
Mount Rose
Rose Atkin
Heas
Fullanti
Lady Abbott
Sie
WiS.c.sun Bod
Ctia
Smart Horse
Miss Caltha
Our Boyz
Brother John
Jack Fairman
Casside
Irigh
Coffield
Bill McCloyx
Yokohama
White Goldman
Queen Besa
Worthman
Tokalon
Tulameen Kid
Ata
Pesek Reinstated by State Athletic Commission
John Pesek from Chicago was reinstated by the State Athletic Commission after initially being suspended for failing to appear at a wrestling show in New York after signing a contract to work there.
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New York
John Pesek
Chicago
State Athletic Commission
Indiana Completes 1926 Grid Schedule
Indiana University and Notre Dame agreed to a 1926 football game on November 6 in South Bend after a call between athletic directors. The schedule includes two games against Northwestern and matchups with Depauw, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Mississippi A. and M. College, and Purdue in Bloomington, Lafayette, and Bloomington again.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Notre Dame
South Bend
Z. G. Clevenger
Indiana University
Knute Rockne
Northwestern
Depauw
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Mississippi A
M. College
Purdue
Lafayette
McLarnin Taylor Foul Sees ReMatch Hopes Dented
Efforts to arrange an immediate rematch between Jimmy McLarnin and Bud Taylor failed after McLarnin won the Vernon bout on a foul. Managers sought a one month rule waiver, but Commissioner Sterling saw no reason to grant it for Taylor and promised further consideration.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Jimmy McLarnin
Oakland
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Vernon
McLarnin
State Athletic Commission
W. P. Sterling
Taylor
Notre Dame Declines To Play Game On Coast
Notre Dame has declined an invitation to play St Marys College in San Francisco next December. Knute Rockne wired that the Saints game would be possible but absence from me makes it impossible. Notre Dame already has a scheduled game with USC in Los Angeles on December 4 and Madigan sought a contest on December 11.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
University of Notre Dame
St. Mary's College
San Francisco
Ed Madigan
Saints
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Re Dame
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Madigan
Harris Signs $7000 Florida Winter League Manager Deal
Stanley Bucky Harris announced he signed a $7,000 contract to manage a Coral Gables representative team in the Florida Winter League for the Washington Club owners.
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New York
Stanley (Bucky) Harris
Washington
Coral Gables
Tie in soccer match between Oxford and Cambridge
London December 9 Oxford and Cambridge played to a 2 to 2 draw in the annual soccer match at Chelsea. Both teams produced a fast paced contest with goals from key players and a late equalizer by Cambridge to salvage the draw.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Chelsea
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John M. Ward
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Er Stutts
Huntsman
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Bill O’flynn
Senor
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Ada Blackjack
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Fiery Flight
Bush
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Edward Gray
Poltovo
Seth’s Flower
L. G. Plaut
Tauana
Stan Harris
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