Nurmi Sets World Records in 3000 Meters at Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi defeated Willie Ritola and three others in the 3000 meter special at the A A games, boosting his week end program with world records for 1500 plus, 3000 meters, and one mile seven eighths. Ritola finished second as Nurmi led from early laps and lapped rivals, while Verne Booth and Gunnar Nilson followed. Also notes include AA junior championships results and Walter Johnson linked to Waco franchise talks.
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Madison Square Garden
Associated Press
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Ritola
Jose Ray
Chicago
Nurmi
New York
Verne Booth
Johns Mophins
Paava Nurmi
Minkand
Vlie Ritola
A.C
Mulrose Ala
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Thomas K. Clausen
Reston
Yat Metinedy
C. Nicolaides
Lester C. Wallace
A. C
Larry Rawlins
York A. C
Stanley Beck
Columbia University
Kenneth’ Vibecean
Robert Osden
Clarence McKim
Newark
Intermountain quint debut vs Montana Normal in Dillon
Intermountain Union College opens its 1925 basketball season tonight at 7 o clock in the Selenaspublic School gym against Montana Normal College of Dillon. Coach Sailor has the Panthers in fine form. probable lineup includes Ilman and Hoagland at forwards, Nig at center, Tage and A at guards. The Normal squad, led by Mellis, is untested here this season and poses a challenge to Dillon's new Intercollegiate conference debut season.
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Montana Normal Colleges Ugint
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Montana ‘Intercollegiate
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Hoagland
Tage
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Ceach Gailor
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Slade High School
Gallatin Valley
Seasoin
Ilman
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Advertisers upset the Y M C A worm hoopsters in tight tourney
Dorm team loses to Advertisers 24 to 18 while Sixth Ward Terrors overwhelm Independents 29 to 18. In late night action in the annual Y X A basketball tourney, close games and sharp play marked the second round with an elimination round set for Thursday. Players listed include Colvin, Morris, Durandt, Yeres, Mapes, and Plummer among others.
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Wisteen
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Riateen
Dorminory
Forwit Thompson
Cente Nelairy
Ryumy
Acral
Morrig
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Woody
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Berty
Yeres
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Merrick
Ubsen
Lune
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Plummer
Waddell
Kool Leanecristian
Tul Tetut
Raymond
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Yawlex
St. Mauls
Brownell
Kongland
Donaldson, Dunger
Blaketec
Collier pushes government control of baseball
Cleveland dispatch reports Joseph A. Collier urges federal licensing for all baseball participants and government oversight of the sport. He cites letters with Ban Johnson and work with senators to back a licensing system and salary equalization across leagues.
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Cleveland
Joseph A. Collier
Collier
T. Johnson
Johnson
Massachusetts
Mayers
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
James T. Mobinson
Arkansas
W. Curtis
Kansas
Ald
Associated Press
Ban Johnson
American League
lLoday Dise
Prospective 1925 boxing calendar upsets and title hopes
New York dispatch notes a busy 1925 boxing year with Dempsey potentially defending against Gibbons or Wills. It outlines contenders across divisions including Tunney McTigue Stribling Gerlentach Grek Flaherty Delaney Walker Kaplan Garcia Dempsey and Campbell Martin, highlighting likely clashes and title struggles.
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New York
Associated Frese
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpy
Tommy Gibbons
Ebkirry Wills
Gibbons
Wills
Bribery scandal prompts possible prosecutions under new law
District Attorney J H Banton says he will prosecute Dolan and O’Connell under the graft statute if evidence is provided by Landis. Meantime Meydler favors public action, while O’Connell and Dolan have been banished from baseball amid the 1924 bribery affair.
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Doli-O'Connell
Banton
New York
Basehall
Landis
Danton
Dolan
O'Connell
Heinie Sand
Philadelphia
Penalta Eetvering
Yetberg
Meydler
John Veydler
National League
Dolan O'Connell
Ureil
Chicago
Nenesaw Mountain Landis
J. H. Banton
Jimmie O'Connell
Cozyr Delap
Lamb Chops Debacle on Train Dining Car
A baseball vignette recalls two rookie St Louis Browns players dining on lamb chops amid a train trip to Cleveland. With two dollars per meal, the pair misreads menu prices, nearly ordering two large lamb portions. The gag ends as they settle for smaller options after solving a crossword puzzle.
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St. Louis Trowns
Virginia
Brown
St. Louis
Cleveland
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Sparks Jumble of Clues and Typos
A 혼paced OCR style puzzle list shows tangled clues and garbled words. The text includes chemistry of phrases, animal names and roles, with numerous misspellings and broken lines, suggesting a damaged page segment from a period crossword column.
USC Coach Henderson Resigns Prompting Coaching Rumors
University of Southern California football coach Elmer Henderson resigns triggering a flood of speculation on his successor. The move tensions with Pacific Coast Conference schools as alumni seek stability and search for a new Trojan leader amid ongoing coaching upheaval.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Elmer Menderson
V of Rumor
Southern California
Ord UN
Univer of
Califorty
Trojans
Cal- Torcia
Henderson
Pardons Sales Ring Tied to Wichita Figures in Parole Scheme
A report from Wichita details alleged sales of paroles and pardons involving Ernest Bartholomew and others tied to ex governor Davis era. Bartholomew paid Johnson about 1250 dollars for a pardon and parole for a relative, with multiple inmates affected and ongoing investigations into the scheme.
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Thirthelomew
Wichita
Sovermor and Peterson
Bartholomew
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Wilder Bartholomew
Johnson
Yolner Johnson
He. Fuhmson
Vic
Mruesy Bartholomew
Annie Kan
Sind
Davis
Toe Justie Senne Neate
Adams admits bribe in government graft case
New York June 1 Cutler cross examination shows former agent Thomas L. Feller and others admit contributions of 3300 toward a fund claimed to buy exoneration. He says he did not think bribery could buy forgiveness in the government corruption inquiry.
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New York
Cutler Cross
Aiterauda
Gaston
Means
President Calles message notes released state official
A teletype from Madison Wisconsin reports President Calles in Mexico City announced that a statement from the state board of control has been released from fault at Pros green. The message implies a political or administrative development concerning Dr WF Teste ment.
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Madison
Wis
Calles
Mexico City
State Board of Control
Captains and Committees Appointed for Elks Show Ticket Campaign
Hawthorne lodge announces captains and committees to lead advance sale of Elks charity show tickets for February 17 18 at Marlow Peb. Captains listed by district include W T Kuehn Fred Naegele Mat Genevive and many others. Proceeds support lodge relief funds. An informal dance and special events precede the show with invitations extended to members and guests.
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Sarnet
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L al Duncan
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T. OC. Patrick
Garnett Bryant
J. Williame
North Main Street
Rip Hoffman
Fd I K. OM. Ream Francis Howard
George O'Rourke
Guy Brazelton
John McBride
Townsend
Joe Spurzenr
Senator Church
Lester Lo~ble
Francis Howard
Hugh Adair
Fort Hospital
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Miss Agnes Vaille Found After Peak Search Tragedy
The lifeless body of Miss Agnes Vaille was recovered on Longs Peak after a weekend ascent with companion Kiener and Miss Vaille’s guide. A 12 man party led by Roger W Toll found her body above timberline as another rescuer, Herbert Sortland, was lost. no further search is planned due to dangerous conditions.
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Ugdy
Agnes Vaille
Chamber of Commerce
Wigs Peak
Kiener
Denver
Long’s Peak Inn
Roger W. Toll
Consil
Miss Vaile
Park
Miss Vaille
Herbert Sortland
Sortland
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Flowers to fight Delaney tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York bout pits Ian Tiger Flowers of Atlanta against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport in a three round middleweight clash at Madison Square Garden tonight. Flowers also signed to face Ted Moore the English middleweight at the National Sporting Men's Club in Newark on February 2.
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Ian Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Flowers
Ted Moore
National Sporting Men’s Club
Newark
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