Ruston Polytech Gains Interschool Athletics Group Membership
Charleston, D C December 13. W Provinc, of Mississippi College, re elected president of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. New Orleans chosen as next meeting place. Several colleges admitted including Longinian Polytechnic Institute Austen, Southwestern Lafayette, Loyola New Orleans, Centenary Shreveport, and Union Jackson. Discussion over SIAC rules and student eligibility. Track meet at Birmingham next year and basketball tournament at Macon, Ga with Mercer invited. Memberships discussed for Union Jackson, Southwestern, Loyola, Centenary, Rollins, and Stetson with possible probation for new entrants. University of the South resigns from SIAC citing conflict with SIAA rules.
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Charleston
D. C
W. Provinc
Mississippi College
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
New Orleanse
R. E. Stergeon
Presbyterian College of South
J. M. Edwards
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooge
Tenn
Treaverer
Robert T Hinton
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Kentucky
Lonigians Polytechnic Institute
Austen, le
Southwestern
Lafayette
Loyola
New
Z. W. Edwards
University of
Birmingham-Southern College
Birminchas
Macon
Mercer University
Cgrassestox
S. C
Union University At
Jackson Tentesser
Louisiana Polytechnic of
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University of the South
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Southern Intercollegiste Conference
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Western Golfers Meet in Annual Gathering
Delegates to the annual meeting of the Western Golf Association led by President C. C. Pfeil of Memphis arrived for tonight's session where officers will be elected and plans set for next season. The major change is Robert M. Cutting of Hinsdale Club replacing Joseph W. Busch as secretary after Busch requested retirement.
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Chicago
Notre Dame to ship four horsemen to North America next year
The article notes Notre Dame plans to bring its famed four horsemen to North America next season. It mentions the United States team competing on foreign soil and reports that the A. A. U. program weighs Canada for baseball and boxing but has not adopted American football. McGill University has experimented with football with limited success.
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North America
United States
Canada
McGill University
Leland Stanford
Pasadena
Don Miller
Elmer Layden
Jim Crowley
Harry Grubldreber
Notre Dame University
U S Athl etics In Favor Below Rio
U S athletics push for international links through Amateur Athletic Union plans. Charley Paddock and Loren Murchison tour to Hawaii New Zealand Australia Japan Germany and Sweden to showcase American speed and link nations. Panama Canal linking efforts intensify with basketball boxing and baseball expanding in Mexico and more.
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NEW Yrk
A. P
League of Athletic Nations
Endeavouss
Amateur Athletic Union
Charley Paddock
California
Loren Murchison
New Jersey
Americas
Hawaii
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Germany
Sweden
Murray Hulbert
United States
Panama Canal
Mexico
Mexico City
New England
Springfield College
J.J. McGraw
The
Giants
South America
Europe
Firpo
Quintin Romero
Chile
Luis Vicentini
Panama
Jose Lombardo
Amateur sports push forms first South American league
Fragments indicate a push to unite nations in a formal league under amateur sport, with early efforts spanning soccer hockey and boxing, highlighting the A A U style organization and the initial drive to create a continental competition.
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South America
Playing managers favored to lead American League squads for 1925
Washington Buck Harris Cleveland’s Tris Speaker Detroit’s Ty Cobb St Louis George Sisler Chicago Eddie Collins chosen as playing managers for 1925. Harris at 27 guided Senators to world championship in a famed series, first world series for Washington. Speaker, Texas native, piloted Indians to pennant. Cobb highly regarded amid active star status.
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New York
A. P
Washington
Stanley
Buck
Cleveland
Tris Speaker
Detroit
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
St. Louis
George Sisler
Chicago
Eddie Collins
Harris
Senators
Spesker
Texas
Boston Red Sox
Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
Indians
Cobb
Notable 1924 Baseball Standouts Highlight Veteran Infielders
The record highlights: Sisler returns late in 1923 to hit above .309, Collins regarded top at his position, and Sisler, Cobb, Wambsgant, and Peckinpaugh each playing 155 games in 1924. Also mentions Detroit centerfield offense and stolen bases as a continuing strength.
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Detroit
Sisler
Collins
Philadelphia
Baker
Barry
McInnis
Canadienne
Nicteen
Piano sale offer from Kaliski Music Co in Monroe LA
An advertisement notes a player piano priced at 595 dollars from a stock of 650 to 700 dollar models. It highlights easy payments and includes 12 music rolls and bench. The listing is by Kaliski Music Co Ltd in Monroe Louisiana.
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Kaliski Music Co., Ltd
Monroe
Kaplan Beats Lombardo to Earn Title Shot
Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut defeated Jose Lombardo of Panama in a fourth round knockout at Madison Square Garden. Kaplan advances to meet Danny Kramer for the 126 pound title in a 15 round bout after dominating from the start with powerful body blows and sharp combinations.
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New York
Irec
Louis “Kid
Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Jose Lombardo
Panama
Madison Square Garden
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Lombardo
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