Dartmouth Holds High Place in East
Dartmouth leads eastern football honors in 1925, with four first team selections and Andy Oberlander the sole unanimous pick. Colgate Eddie Tryon and Princeton Ed McMillan follow with top votes. Syracuse and Princeton also place multiple players on the first team. The second eleven includes Dartmouth and other Ivy and regional schools with standout backs and linemen.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
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Ed McMillan
Princeton
Oberlander
Jake Slagle
Syracuse
Hanson
Tully
Chase
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Park Dartmouth
Diehl
Sturhahn
Yale
McMillan
Foley
Tryon
Colgate
Slagle
Thayer
Penn
Sage
Joss
Sprague
Army
Wilberg
Columbia
Carey
Cornell
Skubin
Mann
Cothran
Lafayette
Robinson
Penna
Pease
Keefer
Brown
Kirk- Teski
Amos
Washington
Ferson
Kreuse
Cubs Manager Carrying Million-Dollar Check
Chicago December 5. President William Veeck of the Chicago Cubs carries owner William Wrigley Jr.’s million dollar check to the New York baseball meeting. He hopes to buy something to bring a pennant to the Cubs.
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Chicago
A. P
William Veeck
National League Baseball Club
William Wrigley, Jr
New York
Cubs
Cuban Del Pino Defeats Lew Silver In Tampa Lightweight Bout
In Tampa Del Pino the Cuban lightweight won a 10 round decision over Lew Silver of Atlanta. Also results include Jock Malone KOing Billy Leonard in Syracuse and Red Herring Gulfport beating Sammy Merce in Detroit.
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Tampa
Syracuse
N. Y
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Billy Leonard
Detroit
Red Herring
Notice of Bids for OuaChita Parish Equipment
The Police Jury of Oua chita parish invites bids by 10 am December 9 1925 for Fordson tractors two Caterpillar tractors graders a Dodge coupe and a Ford touring car with f o b Monroe Louisiana. Bids may be rejected at the jury's discretion and trade in values apply.
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Ouachita Parish
F.o.b
Monroe
Fordson
Bosch
Ford
Russell
Adams
Theo. F .Terzia
A. O'Kelly
State of Louisiana
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
E. T. Trout
City of
Monroe Drive to Aid Tulane Opens
A Ouachita parish committee led by W. R. Adams Dr. DeWitt T. Milam and Dr. D. I. Hirsch launches a drive to raise about 300000 for a Tulane University stadium seating 42000. Tulane’s undefeated football season and demand for larger crowds spur the goal with donations staged in three installments starting January 1 1926.
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Ouachita Parish
Tulane University
New Orleans
W. R. Adams
DeWitt T. Milam
D. I. Hirsch
Tulane
Th University
Stadiuum
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
New York University
University of Missouri
Adams
Ouachita National Bank
Shake-up in Yank hurling staff new rumor hits New York
The Yankee pitching staff faces a major shake-up as manager Miller Huggins signals changes after a poor 1925 season. Only Urban Shocker and Herb Pennock are secured. Wally Pipp Everett Scott Aaron Ward depart to favor younger players. Laterre will be given first chance at second base with Koenig at short if he falters.
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New York American
Urban Shocker
Herb Pennock
Hurling Corps
Miller Huggins
Florida
Huggins
Wally Pipp
Everett Scott
Aaron Ward
Lazerre
Far West
Keysine Station
Laterre
Koenig
Former Southern Tennis Champion Caldwell Dies in Atlanta
John Williams Caldwell III 23, former Southern Georgia and Carolina tennis champion, died at his Atlanta home after a weeklong illness. A 1924 south and Georgia Carolina champ, he graduated from Emory and Princeton, and worked as Atlanta manager of Equitable Trust. The obituary notes his Bon Air Virginia birth, New Orleans ties, and family.
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John Williams
Jack) Caldwell
Georgia
Carolina
Caldwell
South
Emory
Princeton
Sigma Chi
Bon Air
New Orleans
J. W. Caldwell
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
Intercollegiate Baseball Rules Debated in Athens Meeting
Southern Conference officials debated two amendments to bar athletes from intercollegiate baseball if paid or under pro contracts, and to bar student athletes who play for pro teams from other intercollegiate contests. The body also considered a three year participation limit, freshmen football games to intra murals, and a meal provision for training with a 12 to 9 vote approving the food allowance.
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National Baseball Commission
J. F. Miller
North Carolina State
Miller
Wallace Wade
Wade
Miles
Ferguson
Sanford
University of Georgia
Athletic Associations
Venus Figures in Marble and Esther Ralston Compared
The article ponders which is more perfectly formed the marble statue or Esther Ralston famed as the girl without a blemish. It frames a debate on ideal beauty using a classical statue and the actress as contemporary example.
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Esther Ralston
Velvet Ice Cream Ad Parades Pure Busy Appeal
An advertisement highlights Velvet Ice Cream as pure delicious and popular. It credits Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co Inc as the maker and lists a postscript date 11 25.
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Monroe Ice Cream and Candy Co., Inc
WISE CRAX Corrections From Vindicator and Tribunes
A collection of quips and corrections from multiple papers. The Newark Tribune hints at a fashion writer predicting two garments for women implying pajamas. The Mansfield Journal notes a man who invented social custom of standing for ladies. The Canton News and Akron Beacon Journal add witty remarks about pay dirt and bald inventors.
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Newark American Tribune
Mansfield Journal
Western football teams arrange 1926 schedules in Big Ten meeting
In Chicago on December 5, athletic directors and coaches finalize a Western Conference slate for 1926. Michigan plans seven games with Navy, Ohio State and Minnesota away, others at Ferry Field. Iowa locks in Ohio State, Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin, with possible Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Indiana renewals. Notre Dame to play two more, Navy and Army linked, Carnegie Tech and Pitt interest noted.
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Michigan Wolverines
Navy
Ohio State
Minnesota
Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Ferry Field
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Indiana
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Seleon
Washington
Pasadena
Jack Benefiel
Tulane
Alabama
University of Pittsburgh
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Karl Davis
Panthers
Walter Steffen
Carnegie Tech
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Rocknemen
North
Tern
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Army
Local ad seeks reliable man to sell Rawleigh products in Lincoln parish
A brief classified notice invites a dependable man to start his own permanent profitable business selling Rawleigh's Good Health Products to farmers in Lincoln parish. Very little capital required. See John T. Allen at Linville, La. by April 31.
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Lincoln Parish
Rawleigh
John T. Allen
Linville
Dr Leo Vandegaer and Dr Jas French Practice Details
Osteopathic physician Dr Leo Vandegaer operates suite 114 at Central Savings Bank ride with office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to b. Dr Jas French surgeon and physician is listed with office over Collensarmsey and contact numbers 438 and residence 11409.
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Irma S
Jones Diseases of Women & Children
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Julie B. Matsleb
Osteopathic Phon
Grammont St
Tel
News-Star Classified Ad Teases Big Dividends for Investors
An eye catching classified item touts large profits from investing in News Star. It lists a contact telephone and advertises opportunities to secure substantial returns. The brief note implies timely action for potential investors.
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News-Star
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