Dean Has Coaching Record
Indiana University basketball fans trust Coach Everett Dean to deliver a Big Ten winner. A former Indiana center and captain, Dean built success at Carleton College before returning to Indiana to lead both basketball and baseball. His Indiana team opens the 1925 1926 season against Miami University in Bloomington.
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Old-Time Gym Tales and Fresh Basketball Stars
A nostalgic piece recalls a tiny high school gym and coach Goldsberry’s wall-bank shots. It highlights Butler’s Chadd, Muncie Normal’s six-field-goal sophomore, and a bold Merle Alce boxing salute in East Chicago. Also notes Paavo Nurmi’s 1927 return and a light All-State football pause before continuation tomorrow.
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De Pauw Beats Earlham In 44 to 29 Victory
De Pauw Tigers topple Earlham 44 29 in Greencastle Indiana as Puckett shines and King leads the Yakors in a strong first half. Tigers seize early control and maintain the margin through the final buzzer.
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Normal Tops Purdue In Tight Hoops Contest
Indiana State Normal held Purdue to 29 24 at Purdue on December 9 19xx. Cramer and Neuman led Purdue while Van Horn starred for the Teachers as a late rally by Purdue overcame a five point halftime deficit.
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Webber to Lead Wabash College Football Next Season
C. C. Webber of Ludington Michigan will captain the Wabash College football squad next year. Webber played this season and was chosen at a banquet honoring retiring captain Don Sherman in Crawfordsville Indiana.
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College Basketball Tuesday Results Summary
Butler 41 Muncie Normal 13 Purdue 29 Terre Haute Normal De Pauw 44 Earlham 29 Franklin 37 Central Normal 27 Michigan State 36 Olivet 13.
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Bosson Tops Jones in State Three Cushions Tourney
Bud Bosson defeated Neal Jones 50 to 39 in the state three cushion billiard tournament at Cooler’s on Tuesday night. Shane beat Carter 50 to 30 in the city three cushion billiard tournament at the Board of Trade parlor night. Rubens and O’Connor meet tonight.
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Bud Taylor Loses To McLarnin In Controversial Bout
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind lost to Jimmy McLarnin of Canada by knockout in the second round after two low blows were ruled fouls. Referee Whitman awarded McLarnin the decision amid public controversy. Jimmy Finley defeated Sailor Vincent in the semi windup.
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Notre Dame Huskers End Annual Football Series
Nebraska coach Beary cited Notre Dame faculty and Rev Father Finnegan saying the Notre Dame Nebraska game turned into a religious dispute and should be severed as an athletic relation.
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Franklin Wins Again In Danville Game
Central Normal in Danville Indiana congratulated itself on a 37 to 27 loss to Franklin. A 3,000 strong crowd watched Johnny Gant spark the Baptists as they surged to a 17 to 9 lead before halftime.
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Delaney Reported Fit Ahead of Madison Square Garden Bout
United Press reports New York December 9 that Jack Delaney of Bridgeport light heavyweight is in good condition boosting odds to 7 to 5 that Paul Bertenbach, the light heavyweight champion, will beat him when they meet Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Hildreth and Fator Sign Long-Term Ranccocas Contracts
Sam Hildreth and Laverne Fator sign six year deals with Harry F. Sinclair owner of the Rancocas stable. Hildreth earns 25000 dollars annually plus ten percent of earnings while Fator takes 35000 dollars per year as the first jockey.
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Ferndale Triangles Schedule Practice and Sunday Game
Ferndale Triangles players are asked to attend practice tonight and Friday. The Acme A. A. and Triangle game is set for Sunday regardless of weather conditions.
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Lewis Defeats Munn in Denver Wrestling Match
Ed Lewis, known as the Strangler, beat Wayne Munn two falls to one in a Denver bout before a huge crowd, securing victory in the main wrestling event Tuesday night.
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Local Bouts at Tomlinson Hall Ignite Mixed Action
Six, fifth bouts highlighted a Progress 4. C. program at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday night with uneven results. In the main event Ray Hahn drew even on points with Jakie Gross in a ten round junior welterweight clash. Hahn beat Eddie Dyer in Terre Haute Monday. Howard McClain topped Kewpie Trimble in a wild ten rounds. Johnny Murphy and Beamer Roberts fought to a six round draw. Tate Langford outpointed Soldier Fields in four rounds. Louie Epstein beat Jackie Stewart in four rounds. Charlie Shine knocked out Marion Kepner in the first.
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Junior Loop Opposes Canceling Resin Ban
United Press reports at the New York meeting of American League owners opposing resin use on baseballs. NL proposed joint rules committee review for pitching limits and season length. Boston Red Sox President Bobby Quinn warned resin could trigger broader cheating, while AL leaders favored a shorter season and stricter field rules during World Series. Memorial services concluded the NL session. AL anticipated minor playoff rule changes and potential trades. Joint session with Commissioner Landis set for Thursday.
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Indiana high schools placed on probation by IHSAA
Harrison County Rensselaer High School and Carthage High School are on probation through June 1 1926 for using eighth grade players and students without proper scholastic credit. Other lesser actions involve eligibility disputed games and officiating.
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Grange Fails to Shine as Bears Beat Washington All Stars
The Chicago Bears defeated the Washington All-Stars 19 to 0 before about 10,000 fans. Red Grange appeared listless and gained about seven yards. His teammates carried the offense while Grange reportedly earned around $4,000 for the appearance.
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Indiana Baseball to Take Spring Training Trip
Indiana's baseball team will travel south for spring vacation training. Games are set with Vanderbilt in Nashville Tennessee Oglethorpe University in Georgia and the University of Tennessee.
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Wingate to Dedicate Big Gym in Montgomery County
Wingate Indiana prepares to dedicate a new gym Friday night. The facility claims the largest capacity in Montgomery County aside from Wabash College. Wingate, a former high school basketball champion, hosts the ceremony.
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Missouri Five Here in December Showdown
Butler will meet the University of Missouri basketball team here on December 29. Missouri captured the Missouri Valley Conference title last season.
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Emerson Gary Tops Indiana All State Football Prospects
Dick Miller surveys a crowded field after Indiana football season ends on Thanksgiving. Emerson Gary leads the All State discussion with Linton and Tech of Indianapolis close behind. Magnabosco of Clinton and Elser of Gary are highlighted alongside top linemen and receivers across multiple schools.
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Butler Beats Muncie Normal 41 to 13 in Tune
Butler Bull Dogs defeated Muncie Normal 41 to 13 as Chadd Keach and Nipper led with multiple field goals. Butler built an early lead and held tight defense throughout the game in Muncie.
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