Eskimos defeat Maroons 9-4 in shake up win
Belmenton Eskimos surge to a 9-4 victory over Vancouver as Moe Kelk reshuffles the lineup with Stanley back and Sheppard moved up. Edmonton dominates after trailing early, scoring five straight in the final period to pull clear.
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Maroons
St. Pats
Pirates
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Americans
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Eamenton
Dee
Belmenton Eskimos
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Moe Kelk
Stanley
Legen
Shore
Sheppard
Lehtan
Lehman
Moran
Mackey
F. Boucher
Stackay
Reinikka
Arbour
Bostrum
Crawford
Waite
Edmonton
Stuart
Keats
Gagne
Loughlin
Boucher Galdsworthy
Brenet
Meckey
Mickey Mackay
Gag
Locarno Spirit Spreads As Franco German Athletics Tie Reopens
Delegates from French and German athletic associations meet to renew pre war relations and plan joint events. The first German Swiss French gathering is set for August 2 1926 in Switzerland, followed by a Paris meet the same month. French athletes are slated to compete in German events in 1928.
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Paris
Bobbies Organize Enthusiastic Meeting and Elect Officers
In a lively session at the Green Lantern the Bobbies club organized their hockey era group electing officers. Von Par rish was named president, Glen MacKay vice president, Chinnus Irwin secretary treasurer, Mary Donaldson captain, and Olea MacKay captain.
Regina Victories Open Hockey Campaign With Win
Regina Victorias opened their senior amateur hockey campaign by defeating the Melville Millionaires five to two.
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Regina
Regina Victorias
Melville Millionaires
Amateur Athletic Association Formed at Taber
A mass meeting in Taber last Friday established the Alberta Amateur Athletic Association with about forty attendees. Officials elected include President J H Keowse and Vice President J B Evanson, with Mr Prowse guiding the new body. Discussion focused on forming a governing group and whether to run a rink for winter skating, with community support and council involvement debated.
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Taber
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Ca.c
Gilman
Lade Wowa Cound
Gessed
Prowse
Alberta Union
Hester Lang
Medicine Hat
OCML
Magui
Laws Lockey
Ariscidis
Somue Lao
Wits Husgely
Bellamy
Cissey
Mr. Frowse
Coune Ior Isvanson
Tos Wales Amateur Athletic Association Olathwith
J. H. Keowse
J. B. Evanson
Suegnehdet Booneurer
Geo. Schierholtz
Mesa
Wayne
Town Hockey League
Gidman
Mahon
Forsyth
Hockey stars injured as train wreck disrupts Pennsylvanian express
Ten players seriously injured and 14 hurt when the Philadelphia night express derailed ten miles west of Altoona. The New York hockey club players Billy Durch Ken Randall Earl Campbell and Wilfred Green among the bruised. Train carried three sleepers two coaches two express cars and a combination car. A relief train with doctors and nurses rushed to the scene.
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Altoona
Perons
New York Professional Hockey Club
Phila-delpnia Night Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Pittsburg
New York
Pirates
Billy Durch
Ken Randall
Earl Campbell
Wilfred Green
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Conntion
Pro Soccer League Nears Reality Across Canada and U S
Sam Davidson secretary of the Dominion Football association says an international professional soccer league is practically certain. The plan envisages two sections totaling ten teams with five Canadian clubs and five from U S cities.
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Sam Davidson
The
Dominin Football Association
Canada
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Bobby Jones Tops 1925 National Amateur Rankings
New York December 21 Bobby Jones of Atlanta is named the top amateur in the United States for 1925. The ranking places Jones ahead of Watts Gunn George Von Elm and Jess Sweetzer with Mackie also among the leading positions. The list highlights Gunn 42 hole record 163 strokes and other regional champions contributing to the final order.
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United States
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Chick Evans
Watts Gunn
George von Elm
Los Angeles
von Elm
Gunn
U. S
Jess Sweetzer
Gunne
Jack Mackie, Jr
Lido
R. Jones
G. von Elm
W. Gunn
K. Carter
F. Guimet
Grange Starts With Ambition To Be Fighter
Chicago December 19 Before entering Illinois Red Grange planned to become a professional boxer. Mike Cantwell of Wheaton recalls teaching the future football star basic boxing skills and noting Grange quickly learned jab and hook with a long reach. He vanished from boxing plans to join Illinois freshman football.
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Red” Grange
University of Ilinois
Red
Mike Cantwell
Wheaton
Mike
Billy Papke
Johnny Thompson
Range
Vustabout
Cantwell
Grange
Boxig
Ae Goon
Illinois
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