Indians Travel Miles in 1925 Grid Schedule
The report notes the Haskell football team covering extensive mileage, with a thirty five game season of which twenty six were ties. Plans include travel to Gonzaga and Notre Dame of the West, aiming to exceed past distances and possibly post season games. The schedule lists games at Drury College Tulsa Boston College Bucknell Richmond Cincinnati Dayton Willam and Mary, Creighton, and Naview.
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Ameria
Franky
Vay
Gonzaga University
Spa . Washington
Dinil
Skell
Bucknell
Lewisburg
Lawrence
Tulsa University
Tulsalga
Boston College
Boston
Backnell Univer
Pit
Midland
Ole
Ane Fremont
Neh
Sctober
Gannaga University
Wash
Ry Dayton Caissil
Willam
Ht Richie
Cognten
Creightart
Navieyy Ai Cineinmaciy
Haskell Indians Open 1925 Basketball Practice Strong
Haskell Indians begin 1925 with forty players trying out, largest turnout in school history. Hilderbrand returns at forward. Ward Fairbanks, Sal Tee and McGilbra show promise. Season opens with a January road trip to Nebraska and a schedule includes Bethany College January 17 and other games through March at Lawrence and Warrensburg.
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Haskell Iidians
Hilderbrand
Ward
Fairbanks
Sal- Tee
McGilbra
Nebraska
Neb
Midland College
Fremount
Néb
Creighton
St Benedicts
Ottawa Univ
Ottawa
Bethany College
Junior College of C. Dt Lawrence
Ottawa University
At. Lawrence
Akansas Wesleyan
Lawrence
W Maldt Lawrence
Golf Hosiery Styles In Scotland Featured For Enthusiasts
Two new bold golf hose designs highlight Scotland’s fashion for players abroad. The article notes advanced patterns including plaid diamonds and checkerboard panels with varied tops, urging full fashioned construction for elasticity and wear. It reflects on golf culture and a concerted style focus among connoisseurs.
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Chicago
Hobbie Burns
Scotland
Kansas Crimson and Blue Practice Girds for January foes
The University of Kansas Crimson and Blue squad completed a late December workout at Robins Gym and prepares for December 26 travel to Kansas City and a warmup against Vanderbilt. Coach Allen seeks a winning five with Ackerman Engle Peterson Heckert Belgard Gon Wilkins leading contenders as St Joseph and Hillyard teams loom in January.
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University of Kansas
Yeourt
Rall Court
Jayhawkers
Crimson
Kansas City
St.Anseph
Hillyard
Jnuary
Allen
Ackerman and Engle
Peterson
Heckert
Belgard
Gon
Wilkins
Mt Oread
Kansas
St. Joseph
Hillyard Chemical
St. Dae
University of Kangas
George Rody
Wangas
John Walt
Robert Mosby
Sever
Pete
Dee
University of Missouri
Ion Station
California
Porlance
Chemists Represented On Court By Former College Stars
Reif a Southwestern College star and George Starbuck a former college star lead the Chemists on the court alongside several amateur teams from recent years. The team features veteran players and aims to compete this season.
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Reif
Southwestern College
George Starbuck
Chemists
Bribery scandal shadows 1924 baseball season end
Two Giants players were linked to an attempted bribery to affect the pennant race. Jimmy OConnell confessed to offering Philadelphia shortstop Heinie Sand $50,000 to not “bear down” in a key game. Commissioner Landis voided OConnell and coach Dolan while exonerating others. Washington Senators won the World Series in a dramatic seventh game.
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New York
United Press
New York Giants
Brooklyn Robins
Dazzy Vance
Giants
Phillies
Jimmy O'Connell
San Francisco
Heinie Sand
Philadelphia
Sand
Art Fletcher
O'Connell
National League
Heydler
Landis
Cory Dolan
Kelly
Frisch
Young
Dolan
Ban Johnson
American League
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Pirates
Brooklyn
Washington Senators
Washington
Walter Johnson
Johnson
New York Yankee Stadium
Senators
Bucky Harris
Ardit
Coolidge
White House
Seay Washington
Fowl hunting banned by aircraft report and fires brief
Washington reports a study warning that air power in hunting causes terror among game and urges against general use. The forestry service notes $12,318.25 in fines from 591 arrests under migratory treaty provisions and $287,51.81 federal funds for predator control. Co op funds reach $901,587. rodent control costs run $159,714. A pair of small city fire alarms logged minor damage from battery misuse and a chimney fire at Theo dore Schoenlein's home.
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Washington
United Fress
I Gital
Department of Apriculture
Vaughn
S41
Lavisiina’ Street
Welook
Theodore Schoenlein
Owi Street
Omys
Santa Fe Railway expands fleet to handle record freight
WB Storey President of the Santa Fe argues vast investments since 1923, including 13 7507 freight cars and 146 locomotives, plus 43 million dollars on shops and terminals. From August to November, freight cars moved 48 395 more than any prior year, with near on-demand car supply and minimal local delays. Continuous improvements and stable policy under the Transportation Act enable growing freight traffic while avoiding shortages.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
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Harry Heisman
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