Coach Yost Still On Same Grid Job
Thirty years after his first Michigan turnout, Fielding Harris Yost remains the football mentor at the University of Michigan. As director of athletics and professor, he prepares a 1925 team aiming to match the 550 point offensive pace and stout defense of past era while highlighting his enduring coaching tenure.
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Boxing and Baseball Moves Highlight Early Baseball Offseason
The Armory A A of Boston notes its status as the oldest boxing body in the U S Cincinnati lands Fred Lucas a pitcher from Seattle while Reds manager Jack Hendricks weighs Joe Marvin a pitcher from Logan West Virginia Brooklyn buys Floyd Herman from Seattle And Pittsburgh tabs Temerson Welk from Tampa Harlan Logan Indiana University gains an assistant coach A 20 year old Illinois fencing tutor joins a New York National Guard regiment Mobile sells Tony Welzer to Boston Ray Woodworth moves to Milwaukee Olbert Johnson shifts from New York Yankees to Pittsburgh Mets lookalike deal involving Ray Moss The American Derby examines a $100 000 added value St Louis Browns acquire Claude Jonnnard from Toledo McCraw previously held rights Detroit signs Shane McDonald from Holyoke and sends him to Toronto for development.
Vies With Grange Photograph Of Northwestern Player
Ralp Baker, famous left half back with Red Grange, gains popularity in the West. Northwestern classmates expect him to finish the season with a scoring record equal to Grange’s as his fame grows.
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English Golf Stars Retire From Competition
Joyce Wethered and Geel Leiteh, top British women golfers, retire from competition after not entering the Wagilah women's championship at Westward FC. Crowds grew in size and became more ill behaved with each tournament, likely prompting the decision.
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Temperament and Golf Shown by Walter Hagen
Walter Hagen is praised as one of golf’s finest fighters whose fighting spirit and confidence set him apart. The New York Herald-Tribune notes his refusal to yield, citing comebacks at Olympia Fields and Hoylake as evidence of overcoming heavy odds.
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Sas Keane Shines for Creighton in Strong Season Start
Creighton University halfback and track athlete Sas Keane stands out this season with unusually solid performances. The star displays notable speed and scoring ability, drawing attention from fans and coaches alike.
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Jones Endorses Drastic Rules for Amateur Play
Bobby Jones, leading amateur golfer, endorses new USGA rules cutting the national amateur championship qualifying field from 32 to 16 or 11. He argues the change will curb upsets and prevent top players from being eliminated early, preserving the game’s best competitors for match play.
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Roads and Bridges for the Future of U.S. Traffic
The saturation point for automobiles and trucks hinges on road capacity rather than demand. The nation needs more wide paved roads and permanent construction funded by the whole community to ease congestion, increase trade, raise property values, and support ongoing vehicle use.
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Safer Highways Legislation Drafted by State Legislatures
A safety bill introduced since January 7 seeks to raise highway standards. It would lift current driver license requirements to cover 24 percent more states. The measure imposes commercial license tests for for hire vehicle operators while leaving 11 states without operator license laws. Twenty two states already require the same examination for drivers.
Benefit of Clergy in English Law Through History
A Kansas City Star summary notes the privilege of benefit of clergy began with clergy exemption from civil punishment. It spread to literate laymen in 1274, included the neck verse as the reading test, extended to women in 1691, and gradually faded and ended by 1827 under George IV.
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A Reminder Now
A brief dialogue from Life features Ted explaining scattered old magazines remind him to visit the doctor. The exchange underscores a health reminder amid casual banter.
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Unflattering Light on Bryan in Dayton
An obituary era anecdote quotes William Jennings Bryan before his death in Dayton. He quips about limelight and being seen as a doctor. A doctor boasts about saving Mr. Million and laments past losses of his own husband, Parry McMonsters, suggesting a satire of medical fame.
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Record High US Film Exports Reach 1925 Peak Length
American motion pictures exported in 1925 set a peak with total exposed film length over 200 million feet, about 6,000 miles, according to Science Service.
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