Fuente Deserted Manager for Mexico Fight Plans
Tony Fuente, a Meshen heavyweight contender, has left manager Fred Winsor and travels to Mexico City to train for a New Year bout with Bartley Madden. He will box in Mexico City, not Newark, and will now be under Al Lopez's management, ending his association with Winsor in Los Angeles.
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Meshen
Assirant
Fred Fulton
Fred Winsor
Mexico
Visor
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Wewark
N. J
Charlie Weert
Phoenis
Ariz
Tony Fuente
Bartley Madden
Mexico City
Charley Weinert
Newark
al Lopez
Rockne Weighs In On Field Goals Near Touchdowns
Notre Dame coach Rockne, in New York for an alumni banquet, says it takes three field goals to beat a touchdown. The Irish relied mainly on kicking this season with several notable field goals from Bruen, McBride, and others, as major programs like Pennsylvania and Chicago also prospered on the toe.
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Associated Press
New York
Dee 3
Ronute Rockne
Notrel Dame
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Rocknes
America
Stuhldreher
Crowley
Sevvire
Miller
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Quakers
Columbia
Georgetown
Bruen
Chicago Jost
Missouri
Northwestern
Western Conference eyes 1925 football schedule and rules
The Western Conference plans its 1925 football schedule at a Friday and Saturday meeting in Chicago. Big Ten coaches and faculty representatives may vote on athletics rules, possibly abolishing the post season intersectional ban. Inter sectional games with Penn State Notre Dame Navy Carnell Dartmouth loom as teams seek marquee matchups.
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Pennsylvania
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Navy
Wisconsin
Carnnell
Dartmouth
Yale Players Name Bingham Yale Captaincy
Bolin Shepherd Bingham was elected captain of the Yale football team for the next season, announced in New Haven. The selection comes as the Yale Faraty squad prepares for upcoming duties with Bingham named as captain.
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Last Hight
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Notre Dame Faces Stanford in Pasadena Weather Key
Palo Alto Cal Dec 3 The Notre Dame squad faces a crucial climate and travel test ahead of the New Year’s Day clash with Stanford in Pasadena Long travel and changes may impact their form with Laydon hurt but Crowley Miller and Comey strong in backfield Stuhldreher stands out as a smart passer Notre Dame’s line may be light for Stanford’s power The kicking game appears even but ends show clever interference If warm Pasadena weather hits the Irish their pep could fade warning of a tougher day for Rockne’s machine
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Notre Dame
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Pasadena
Stanford
Layden
Will Bu O
Stuhldreher
Rockne
Crowley
Miller
Comey
Laydon
Xqueene
Warners
Pep
Ginger Wiil
Women on State Boxing Board Proposed in California
An Oakland businessman urged Governor Friend Richardson to appoint three women to California's new boxing commission. He notes that if a woman can be governor of Texas a woman is fit for the commission and suggests candidates including a W.T. U. officer, the San Jose convent’s sister superior, and a Jewish Relief Board official in San Francisco.
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Friend Richardson
California
New Boxing Commission
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Howard Payne Yellowjackets seek post season games in December
Howard Payne and coach Dad Amis explore post season plans with Haskell Indians in Dallas for early December. Oglethorpe University invitation to a New Year game remains unanswered. If that fails, a possible game with Centenary or Terral College opponents could be arranged, with several offers also under review.
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Bo” McMillin
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Haskell
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Cook
Southwestern
Austin College
North Texas Teachers? College
Sacred Heart Fives Take Two Of Three
Sacred Heart teams won two of three basketball games on Tuesday night. The senior team defeated West Moorland College Wilde 16 to 7, the sub-juniors beat Grace Imtheran 12 to 4, but the junior girls lost to Prospect Hill 5 to 12. Bill Glover and Sulia Terrell starred, with Alice Huebner at center. On Wednesday the senior boys face Grace Lutheran intermediates and the senior girls meet Wolf & Marx.
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Westmoorland College Wilde
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Prospect Hill
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Bill” Glover
Sulia Terrell
Alice Huebner
Genter
Grace Lutheran
Wolf & Marx
Polo Players On Way To Mexico City Tourneys
A group of 20 polo players officials and wives are en route to Mexico City for tourneys just before Christmas. They travel aboard a special car hitched to a locomotive from San Antonio to Laredo and on to their destination, with travel estimated to take 36 more hours. Colonel Culver and others plan to depart next week to observe the events.
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Mexico
Mexico City
I-G. Ny
San Antonio
Laredo
Culver
German Giant Steinke Beats Zbyszko in Chicago Match
Hans Steinke, a towering German wrestler, defeated Wladek Zbyszko in three falls at Chicago’s arena. Steinke won the first fall in 7:26.47 with a toe hold, Zbyszko took the second in 2:28.40 with a body hold, and Steinke clinched the final fall in 7:… with a body hold. In the semi windup Jim Landos beat Yurko Farnote in 2:21.17 with a Japanese Nip.
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Zbyszko
Chicago
Hans Steinke
Wladek Zbyszko
Steinke
Jim Landos
Yurko
Will Lead St Louis University 1925 football team captain
Frank Tramacciotti fullback and third year player was elected captain of the 1925 St Louis University football team. Twenty four letters were awarded to players. among the lettermen are six regulars due to graduate in June: Captain McKenzie Tea Schwartz Bob Hennegan Trernard Krug Eli Krausver and Eddie Amareh.
Races Bring Big Prices At Old Glory Harness Sale
New York December 3 High Noon. Hay colt by Guy Ax by Summer W harvest by San Francisco bred and consigned by Walnut Hall sold for 3400 dollars. Light Worthy bay filly by Guy Axworthy Twilight Maiden by Peter The Great fetched 3000 dollars, Arden Homestead Goshen paid 3100 by K. Flemming Roadville for Susan Vale. Tilly Brooke, hailed as the premier racing mare, will be shown today. she won all her races on the grand circuit last year and set the best mile time of 1.99.
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New York
Guy
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Walnut Hall
Goshen
Light Worthy
Guy Axworthy
Peter the Great
Arden Homestead
K. Flemming
Roadville
Mass
Susan_ Vale
Peter Vale
Susan
Hahn
Tilly Brooke
Jack Britton Defeats Navy Champion in Vernon Arena bout
Los Angeles report shows veteran welterweight Jack Britton outboxing Sailor Billy Vincent to claim the Navy title in a close five round event at Vernon arena. Britton sought a comeback and secured the decision after a spirited display against the former naval champion.
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Los Angeles
Jack Tritton
Billy Vincent
Vernon Arena
Padgett Pounds Bobby Green in Market Hall Brawl
Cowboy Padgett, amid a rough Market Hall bout, battered Bobby Green through twelve rounds with a bloody-faced display. Promoter Shelton bled money despite calls for crowd support as Padgett proved a crowd-pleaser, while Green showed durability and grit in a hard-edged San Antonio card.
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Jack O'Brien
Tooney
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Mayen
Mickey Young
Flamen
George
Jack Shelton
Dell Coffen
Patgett
Bud Logan
Notre Dame Tops Nation in 1924 Football Race
Lawrence Perry notes Notre Dame as the sole undefeated untied team at season end with a mix of top Eastern, Middle West, and Pacific Coast leaders bracketed for ranking. He cites Yale, Chicago, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, California, Stanford and others receiving varied recognition amid conference ties and upsets.
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Fort Worth Star-Pelegram
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Colorado Aggies
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Utah Aggies
Denver University
Colorado College
Montana State
Young University
Colorado Mines
Wyoming University
Army Navy Game to Be Played at Polo Grounds Next Fall
The Army Navy football game next year will be held at the Polo Grounds on November 28, as announced today by the New York National League Baseball Club, which will direct the event.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New York National League Baseball Club
Commission OKs Player Transfers in Sunday Night Session
The Sunday School Basketball Commission transferred several players and reviewed others without action. Robert Twenry moved from Central Christians to the Wirst Presbyterian branch, and Rend Renantt shifted from South Alamo Methodists to McKinley Avenue Methodists. Barker honored as captain for 1925 after Sewanee dominance over Vanderbilt.
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Thesdny Night
Tava
Robert Twenry
Central Christians
Wirst
Presbyterians
Red Renantt
South Alnamo Methodists
McKinley Avene Methodists
Tigers Plan Trip to Laredo After Park Meeting
The San Pedro Tigers meet at San Pedro Park Wednesday night to discuss a bus trip to Laredo for a Saturday game against the local high school team. Likely players include Wilson, Rivas, Veith, Nelson, Gareia, Dunsmors, Mulligan, Alderson, Tangler, Leighton, Rilday, Coleman, and others as reserves. Next week they schedule a Sunday game against the American Legion at New Braunfels.
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Tigers
Laredo
San Pedro
Tangler
Leighton
Rilday
Coleman
American Legion
New Braunfels
Formation of the National League in 1876 timeline
John B Foster recounts the initial 1876 meeting in New York that formed the National League with eight clubs Boston Chicago New York Mutuals Philadelphia Athletics Cincinnati Hartford Louisville and St. Louis The article notes leadership figures Mor gan G Bulkeley Harry Wright and Daele Nick plus the shift from player to club owner control as the key change shaping professional baseball.
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National League
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Grand Central Hotel
Broadway
National Association
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Chicago
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati
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Louisville
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John B. Day
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Connecticut
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Harry Wright
Foster
Businessmen back Gonzaga coach with salary increase
Spokane December jobbers report business men agreed to fund a $3000 raise for Coach Charles Dorais of Gonzaga University. Dorais earns $5000 yearly now, with a three year contract under consideration. If gate receipts fall short, donors will cover the deficit from the football fund.
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Spo
Charles Fi. Dorn
Gonzaga University
Dorais
Preesent
Gonauga
Missouri Tigers Among Midwest's Best Faces Trojans
December 3 report notes Missouri, Missouri Valley champions, slated to meet California on Christmas Day in an intersectional game. Missouri has 39 points for and 21 against, while USC stands at 283 for and 37 against. USC has two losses, Missouri one.
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University of Misouri
Missouri Valley
University of California
Southern California
Midwest
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Trojans
Missouri
Cruickshank Heads South for Matches with British Invaders
New Jersey golf pro Bobby Cruickshank leaves for the South to meet Abe Mitchell and George Duncan after Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen depart for practice. Hagen and Sarazen plan a 36 hole match at St Augustine on December 14, while Cruickshank teams with Johnny Farrell to face the Brits in Tampa next Sunday before Mitchell and Duncan head to the Pacific Coast.
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New York
Bobby Cruickshank
New Jersey
Walter Hasen
Genes Sarazen
South
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
Hagen
Sarazen
St. Augustine
Cruckshank
Johnny Farrell
Tampa
Mitchell
Puncan
Pacific Coast
Ohio State Opens Cage Season December 9 at Home
Ohio State will start its basketball season December 9 here with Ohio Wesleyan as the opponent in the inaugural game of a schedule that also features Michigan Illinois Indiana Minnesota Chicago and Northwestern. Twelve conference games are scheduled, six at home.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan
Tllinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Chicago
Northwestern
Figures Show Slumps in 1924 American League Batting
1924 AL data show a continued decline from 1921’s slugging peak with narrowed gaps between teams. Detroit led team batting at .298, while Boston remained lowest. Runs scored, base stealing, and homers dipped in places. Ruth topped batting at .378, Heilman . ???. notable standouts included Hassler, Stephenson, Forslin, and Collins leading steals with 42.
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