McTigue to defend light heavy title against Walker in New York
New York reports McTigue plans to defend the world light heavyweight crown against welterweight champion Mick Walker in a New York bout. Walker, two classes lighter, is expected to come in near the 153 pound limit. a Walker knockout would earn him McTigue’s title. McTigue, 32, risks his belt in the bout.
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New York
Mike Men Tigue
Scorld
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Mickel Walker
Walker
New Jersey
Metigue
Mctigne
Rainbow trout protection proposed for Medina waters
A closed season for rainbow trout in Medina Lake Texas is urged from January 1 to June 1 with protective measures during seven open months. Henry Osselies Washington US commissioner of fisheries advised the plan and collaboration with San Antonio officials influenced recommendations for future legislation.
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Medina
Texas
Henry O’selies
Washington
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
O'Malley
Glenn Leach
Medina Waters
Wiliam A. Furlong
San Antonio
Mr Valley
New Medina Lake
Texas Association Seizes Waco Franchise In Takeover
The Texas Association nationalizes Waco's club after H A Dupuy seeks withdrawal, paying $1000 settlement offer. Directors claim Dupuy owes $1408.75 net while Dupuy appeals to the Nations Association of Minor Leagues to settle withdrawal rights and debt.
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Waco
Tex
Jan
Lexas League
Galveston
Texas Association
J. G. McIntosh
Mexia
H. A. Dupuy
Waco Tech- Chise
Dupuy
J. H. Warrell
The
Nations Association of Minor
Wacolub
Good Will Center Teams Win Pair in Local Basketball
Good Will Center posted two victories Tuesday. The Intermediates defeated Wesleyan Institute 25 to 6, and the Juniors beat National Catholic Community House 22 to 74. Salas led the Intermediates with 13 points while Flores and Guzman each scored 14.
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Wesleyan Institute
Dawning
National Catholic Community House
Tolo Salas
Ttermediates
Din
West Jeyan Institute
Flores
Guzman
Tribe
Cruzado
Linetos
Salas
Gua Aman
Reyes
Enriquez
Casso
Orozo
Wes- Teyan
Uribe
Ygnamin
Verdasco
Mahler
Aguarda
Sancho
Sams
G. FH
Santos
Aps Pointe
G. Wi. C
Abbért
Zertuche
Manina
Giards
Witop
Sub
N.C. G
tLico
Joe
Henry
Guaréx
Grice
Good Will
Fike Doo
Fine Travis Thog Wnt Ak
Ait
Mexico Eyes Prize Ring Amid Growing Interest
Special agent M Sorola of the Department of Justice in San Antonio says Mexicans favor prize fighting over traditional bell bouts. He cites the Fuentes Smith New Year’s clash in Mexico City drawing twenty thousand, with fans roaring at each exchanged blow.
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Sorolla
Mexico
Sorala
Tony Fuentes
Sonora
Homer Smith
Condesa
Sexien City
Tony
Homer
Tong
Fuentes-Smith
Penfeli
Sorola
Smith
Madison Square Garden
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Cage Card for Youth Leagues and Churches
A local cage card lists games for multiple church and school leagues. Laurel Heights meets First Evangelical on Senior Sunday School League at McKinley Avenue. Turner Hall hosts at 7 30. Goodwill Center plays First Presbyterian and Brooks Memorial faces McKinley Avenue in Intermediate division at Army Post 7 O Clock with 28rd Infantry of Fifteenth Artillery nearby.
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W. GA
Laurel Heights
First Evangelical
McKinley Avenue
Westminster Presbyterian
Turner Hall
Goodwill Center
Fresbyterian
Brooks Memorial
McWinley Avenue
Indians Dedicate New Midland Gym in Fremont
Fremont Nebraska January 7 The Midland College will dedicate its recently completed 125000 gymnasium Friday night as Coach Spear's basketball team faces the Haskell Indians of Kansas led by Captain John Levi. Levi will end his season at Haskell to enter professional baseball. Dr William P Edmunds at Washington University says a coach for the Pilots will be named within two weeks after a search trip.
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Fremont
Neb
Ian
Miudland College
Spear
Haskell Indiang
Kansas
John Levi
Levi
Haskell
ST. Louis
Washington University
Pilers
Uadley
Fort Worth Panthers eye more pennants in 1925 season
Fort Worth Tex Jan 7 the Fort Worth Panthers five times Texas League champions must fill two big infield holes at third base and shortstop before the 1925 season. Old Art Phelan at third and Jack Wavener sold to Detroit leave gaps as Lehmecht Waynee s Windle and Mullen vie for jobs. Bischoff out behind the plate with Poseum Moore and Earl Walgamat as a timing mate. Rookies unlikely beyond the Davis lad and a new catcher. veterans favored by Jake Atz as the Cats anticipate another pennant and perhaps a Dixie title.
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Tex
Jack Wavener
Detroit
Michigan- Ontario
Lehmecht
Afton
Hartford
Conn
Baavern
Waynee
Windle
M-O
Tavengi
Mullen
Cats
Mobile
Brooklyn Pure
New Haven
George Bischoff
Fany
Posuum Moore
All Reliable
Earl Walgamat
Walgamat
Galveston
Fort Wort
Smoveon Bischoff
Limber
Tava
Panthere
Krofft
Ertdie Palmer
Herve
Sears
Calvo
Eaington
Davis
Ogmulgee Klub
Noviation
Wilbue Davis
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kraft
Hank Huber
Harvey
Foe Pate
August Johns
Jimmy Walkup
Ralph Head
Paul Wachtel
Karda
Jimmy Middleton
Parithers
Roggie
LaGreve
Davis Lad
Jake Atz
Cailed
Jimmy
LaGrave
Aix
Girls Basketball League Forming Meeting Friday
Representatives from city girls teams will meet Friday to organize a league and compete for the city championship. Teams mentioned include Telephone Company Blue Belk Sacred Heart Mars Prospect Hill Westmoorland College may join.
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Blue Bellek
Sacred ‘Heart, &' Mars
Prospect Hill Ovis Ad Bicones High School
Westmoorland College
Boeck Chosen Basketball Prexy in Local League
Philip Boeck, a leading figure in local amateur baseball, was elected president of the Sunday School Intermediate Basketball League. Known for his firm leadership and decisions, Boeck becomes a power in the league, following prior service as president of the Commercial Baseball group.
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Philip Boeck
Amteur
Ledgoe
Phil
Big Amee Ale
Awner
Baseball
Sacred Heart Lads Defeat McKinley Sub Juniors 12 4
Sacred Heart sub junior basketball team defeated McKinley Avenue Sub juniors 12 to 4 Tuesday night on the Sacred Heart court. Butler led Hearts with six points, R Smith added four. Fetzer and Krisch scored McKinley’s four. Lineups listed. Arthur Butler refereed and will oversee intermediates next Monday night.
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M’kinley Sacral
Heart's
McKinley Avenue
Sacred Heart Court
Butler
Hearts
R. Smith
Fetzer
Krisch
McKiniey
L. Smith
Weshinley
Frezer
Hargraves
Schultz
Bricker
Arthur Butler
Hidden tobacco method fuels Granger Rough Cut launch
Back around 1370 James N Wellman devised a secret process that produced fuller bodied richness and fragrance for pipes. We acquired Wellman’s Method and used it to create Granger Rough Cut a remarkable tobacco for pipe smokers in quality value and taste.
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James N.wellman
Killefer Joins Wintering Baseball Men in California
Willian Killefer, manager of the Chicago National League Baseball Club, has joined the large group of baseball men wintering in Los Angeles. The article notes his presence among other players and executives as they prepare for upcoming season activities.
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Killefer
Los Angeles
Willian Killefer
Chicago National Leagne Baseball Club
Four Wolves Killed On Opening Day Of Texas Wolf Trials
The Pleasanton field trials began with four wolves killed by hounds on the first full day of the Southwest Texas Wolf Hunters Association meet. Dogs Poco Bueno and No 80 showed strong performance as early killings occurred within two miles of each other. Final judging will occur Thursday with silver cups awarded to top dogs based on mouth, speed, driving, endurance and trailing.
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Southwest
Texas Wolf Hunters’ Association
Pleasanton
Oelock
W. Thurman
J. W
Newton
Cameron
N. Martindale
Ira Woods
Dilley
J_ J. Dent
Kerrville
T. D
Hawaii Footballers Get Ambitious After Colorado Showing
Honolulu January reports Coach Otto Klum, inspired by Hawaii’s football display against Colorado, invites California to visit for a holiday game next fall to face the island champions.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
University of Colorado
Otto Klum
University of California
Bawaii
Kelly Field Post Team opens season with win over Artillery
Kelly Field’s post team beat the Fifteenth Artillery 24 to 16 to open the basketball season at C A court. The Eleventh School Group from Brooks Field beat the 68th Squadron 19 to 10. Caslock led Kelly Field with 42 points in the Artillery game as Perkins added nine.
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Viftesnth Field Artillery
Brooks Field
Army
C. A. Court
Caslock
Fifteenth Artillery
Perkins
Devault
Carlock
Hollowell
T Williams
O'Rourke
Hill
Bain
Young
West
Suns
Brown
Holmes
Straicher
Choquette
Kunkle
Douglas
Ayres
Browning
Leonard
Mangham
Stuart
Benchart
Kilroy
Campded
Ellison
Stalper
Benchett
Cannon
Mitchell
Curtis
Quneils
Harrington
Kessinger
Bilis
Six Coaches Considered for NYU Coaching Post
Six football coaches will be considered for the New York University head coach position left vacant by Tom Thorr. List includes Chick Mechon from Syracuse, Notre Dame great Harry Stuhldreher, Bob Folwell ex Pennsylvania Navy, Edldie Butler NYU assistant, Fred Dawson Nebraska AD, and Sol Metager from Penn and Washington and Jefferson.
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New York
New York University
Tom Thorr
Board ‘of
John’ Fl” (Chick)Mechon
Syracuse University
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Bob Folwell
Pennsylvania
Navy
Edldie Butler
Fred Dawson
Nebraska
Sol Metager
Penn
Washington and Jefferson Fame
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