European boxers get no handouts across Atlantic
New York dispatch notes European boxers have had chances across divisions except heavyweight. Roland Todd returns from Britain to clash with Dave Shade at Madison Square Garden on New Year’s, a non title affair that could boost Todd as a top welterweight contender. Other Europeans like Mascart Jarvis Moody faced stiff tests. upcoming Mulligan will meet Mickey Walker. Heavyweight talk centers on a possible Dempsey bout.
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Waddell to Lead Milligan Eleven for 1926 Season
Milligan College Tennessee announces Bert Waddell of Greeneville as captain of the Fighting Buffaloes for 1926 with Pep Bliss ett of Adrian, Georgia as alternate captain. Nine lettermen return led by Captain-elect Waddell and Captain McCormick, with a nine game schedule planned including battles at High Point and Tennessee Wesleyan.
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Coaches Discuss Professionalism In All Athletics
Members of the American Football Coaches Association met in New York for an annual session to discuss standards and professionalism across all athletics programs. The conference addressed coaching ethics, training integrity, and the role of educators in student development.
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Association moves to curb football after 1926
The trustees approved measures to curb professional football influence and limit college practice. Hugo Bezdek of Penn State chaired the Trustee Committee. They voted to refuse membership to any person involved in professional football after September 1, 1926, barred coaches from selecting all American or all star teams, and backed limiting college football practice to two hours daily starting September 15.
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Real estate listings in West View Park and Oaks
J O H N B N A L L lists several properties including lots in West View Park for 100 dollars, a new six room frame house at 3 000 dollars, a six room brick house with furnace at 5 000 dollars, good lots in The Oaks at 500 dollars, two Charlmont lots at 1 890 dollars each, and a lot in Sevier Terrace at 750 dollars.
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