Tech basketball scrimmage outlines early lineup, prep for January
Louisiana Tech held its first real scrimmage with Coach Kenney directing varsity drills and Coach Mc Laughlin guiding the scrubs. Davis Yelden Courtney and Horton lead as front line. freshman prospects show speed and depth as 25 players compete for spots. Games loom against Louisiana College Millsaps Mississippi College Centenary freshmen and possibly Southwestern.
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News-Star
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Kenney
McLaughlin
Davis
Yelden
Courtney
Horton
Yeldell
Hamilton
Hogg
Ross Hollenshead
King
Williamson
Slay
Coates
Walker
Gleason
Robinson
Howch
Henderson
Rector
Hurst
Moser
Gallaspy
Smith
Pryor
Douton
Elder
Seizure and Sale of Ford Touring Car in Ouachita Parish
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court case Gulf Finance & Securities Co. vs Albert Curit and John Thomas, a writ of seizure leads to a public sale at Monroe courthouse steps on December 12, 1925. A 1924 Ford touring car, motor number 10709394, will be offered for cash to the highest bidder.
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State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Gulf Finance & Securities Company
Albert Curit
John Thomas
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Ford Motor Company
Milton Coverdale
Marshal Sale
N. C. Stanfa
Marguerite Meyers
City of
Louisiana
Eaid
Fife
Southern Conference moves to rate officials
The Southern Conference through the new Coaches Association will compile an accredited list of men eligible to officiate in conference games. A questionnaire to coaches will seek recommendations and a second survey will establish an ethics code and game conduct rules. Herman Stegeman announced the plan in Athens, Georgia.
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Athens
A. P
Southern Coaches Association
Herman J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Coaches Association
Berlenbach to Meet Delaney in 15 Round Title Fight
Paul Berlenbach world light weight champion and Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn are set for a 15 round title bout tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden. Both boxers are reported in excellent condition with Berlenbach a slight favorite due to recent improvement while Delaney cites past success and strong support.
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New York
A. P
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
WISE CRAX among thin creates odd emulation
A fragment from a montage of quotations notes a lack of progress in formal inquiry about Charleston claimed by the Charleston Hunting-ton Herald. It cites varied witticisms on labor, pies, fenders and dough, plus an unfinished allusion to the anthracite strike and Pennsylvania tax.
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Pennsylvania
Longensport Pharos-Tribune
Grange Stalls in Boston Grid Contest
Red Grange added $14,000 to his earnings from a Boston appearance but produced little when Providence Steam Rollers beat his team 9 to 6. He carried five times for 13 yards, longest rush five yards, threw three passes with one intercepted, and made two tackles amid chilly conditions and boos from spectators.
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Boston
A. P
Red” Grange
Providence Steam Rollers
Red
Ted
Pittsburgh
Ground Formally Broken for Missouri Stadium
Ground was formally broken yesterday for a 300000 dollar memorial stadium at the University of Missouri in Columbia. The arena will be built around hillsides forming an amphi theatre with a 90000 seat capacity and the first 25000 seat unit is to be completed this year.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Veterans figure in major league baseball moves
Veterans fill the baseball market across clubs as Joe McGinnty returns as Brooklyn coach with Joe Kelly of Baltimore. Bill Killifer joins St Louis with Hornsby, Otto Miller helps Dodgers, Sugden aids Phillies, and Homer Ezzell plus Ernest Vache join Detroit. Detroit ships Fred Haney to Boston, Jack Roser to Birmingham, Chick Fewster to Kansas City, Chicken Hawks to New York, Napoleon Lajoie becomes Ohio Penn league commissioner, Coveleskie wins AL pitcher crown on a revisited tally.
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New York
A. P
Joe McGinnty
Nants
Brooklyn
Joe Kelly
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Killifer
Cubs
Hornsby
St. Ouig Cardinals
Otto Miller
Dodgers
Joe Sugden
Killifer
St. Louis
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Detroit
Homer Ezzell
Ernest Vache
Red Sox
Fort Worth
Billy Mullen
Gus Johns
Fred Haney
Boston
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Jack Roser
Worcester
Birmingham
Cleveland Indians
Chick Fewster
Kansas City
Athletics
Chicken Hawks
International
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Stanley Coveleskie
Washington Senators
Herb Pennock
Joe McCarthy
Jack Dunn Says Earnshaw Seen As $150 000 Pitcher
Baltimore figure Jack Dunn states pitcher Earnshaw could be acquired for 150 000 dollars. The remark links Dunn to negotiations or bargaining in the context of a baseball transaction.
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Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Earnshaw
Boxing Roundup From El Dorado to New York
Ring results show Jack Burns of San Antonio knockout Jimmy O'Neill of Detroit in two rounds. George Gearhart of Texarkana wins by newspaper decision over Shifty Madison of St. Louis. Edouard Mascart defeats Joe Malone in New York over ten rounds. Cuddy Demarco outpoints Henry Goldberg in ten. Mason Griffin beats Frankie Darren in ten. Manning the welterweight from New Orleans defeats Johnny Gerardersen of Los Angeles in four. $1.25 7 lb box Lowney's candy at Hart's Ouachita Bank Lobby.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Jack Burns
San Antonio
Jimmy O’neill
Detroit
George Gearhart
Texarkana
Shifty
Madison
St. Louis
New York
Edouard Mascart
Joe Malone
Cuddy Demarco
Pittsburgh
Henry Goldberg
San Francisco
Mason Griffin
San Jose
Frankie Darren
Salt Lake
Manning
New Orleans
Johnny Gerardersen
Los Angeles
Hart’s
Ouachita Bank
Rockne Defends Notre Dame Football Against Jelly Bean Attacks
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, speaking in Connellsville, defended football from critics of the sport. He said football should be kept clean and fair and warned that moral softness could arise if the game loses its hard play. He urged keeping football as it is played now and noted fun outside the church remains the good clean form of football.
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Connellsville
Dee
A. P
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Named captain Roland Coe leads 1926 Iowa State football team
Ames Iowa December 10 1925 Roland Bud Coe has been elected captain of the 1926 Iowa State College football team. The announcement comes from Ames reflecting the upcoming season plans and leadership change.
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Roland
Bud) Coe
Ames
Iowa
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