Bullfrog Referee Trains Hard For Bout Says He Knows Rings
Veteran referee Al Venn known as the Bullfrog Referee trains for days to match boxers in a Maxen McCoy bout at Berthaven Hail Paulsday night. Venn, oldest in the business, says the lollfrog method keeps him ready and out of the fighters’ way, claiming he coined the style after watching Jess Willard in 1911.
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Kendrick to Centre Danville Stars in All Southwestern End Move
Danville Kentucky reports Kendrick, a former star at Centre College, joins the Colonels as an All Southwestern end. He previously played for Teras A and 25, with Uncle Charles Moran as mentor. The move places him in the latest coaching lineup amid a broad international billiard event schedule in New York November 8 to 12.
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James Kenaurk
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Charles" Moran
Centre College
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American contestants to face three foreign entrants in first round
The American lineup includes Solacer, Willie Hoppe, the former littcholier, and Welker Cochran. Foreign entrants are Edouard Torenmany of Belgium, Wager Conti of Erdace, and Erion Hagentacher of Germany.
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Tivy High Beats St Mary's in Clean Kerrville Football Game
Kerrville Texas November 2 Tivy High School Kerrville defeats St Mary's College San Antonio 9 0 in a clean thriller. Stevens 40 yard run setup Kerrville score in third quarter and he scored the TD. St Marys threatened late as Huth intercepted a pass near goal but Kerrville held on.
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Western Conference rules soften on intersectional games
Iowa may accept Chicago, and Yale could meet, with a possible postponement of decisions until December when the Western Conference faculty committee convenes. The rule lingers not to ban Big Ten or Western foes outright but to curb overt cross league play, recalling past notable interplays. Kansas City wrestling opens Thursday with two key bouts: Vesok vs Daviscourt and Eustace vs Traudawich, bringing a strong start to the season.
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Ick Daviscourt
Allan Eustace
Anhn Traudawich
Fate Plays To M'Coy In Bout With Mason At Beethoven Mall
Frankie Macon of Fast Wayne Indiana, former U S flyweight champion, travels to San Antonio and Beethovens Mall for a Thursday night bout against Johnny McCoy of Cleveland. Mason, sidelined recently, seeks to prove himself while McCoy enjoys momentum and confidence after recent wins. Weigh-in places McCoy at 110 pounds, Mason three to four pounds lighter. illness at Fort Sam and promoter changes shuffled the card. Six rounds for top prospects Rabbit Palmer versus Kid Monte, Clift Rudsoe versus Joe Cox, and Frank Alverse versus Jack Willis open the show. The bout card begins about 7:15 with Al Yorn as referee.
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Rabbit Palmer
Kid Monte
Four teams left in Twelfth district football race
Barring ties and postponements, four teams will be eliminated Saturday night in the Twelfth district. The remaining schools will square off Saturday November 11 to decide the district tie and advance to intersectional eliminations on November 21. The six undefeated teams meet in district play with Austin, Brackenridge, San Augustine, Georgetown, Smithville, Giddings, Semple, Ranger and Brecher noted in action.
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Setion
Austin
Brackenritge
San Avtasin
Tasly
Mibesten
Georgetown
Smithville
Giddings
Semple
Ranger
Former rivals vie in falls and grappling match
The report describes Strecker securing the first fall with a three quarter nel 2nd body scissors after 67 minutes and 80 seconds of grappling. A second fall required thirteen more attempts as Strecker downed his opponent with arm lock and scissors. Nat Pendlavon, former Olympic heavyweight champion, narrowly awarded the decision over Yesit Unssans, while Bil Flas defeated Peter Jarvis with a rolling fall in ten minutes.
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Nat Pendlavon
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Yesit Unssans
Stront
Bil Flas
Peter Jarvis
Texas graduates 19 players to major leagues list
A garbled Texas graduation list shows 19 players sent to major leagues via draft trade or recall. Names include Dallas Tom Lavelace Fort Worth Joie Shreveport Tierd Soith Houston Vey Wades Galveston Adolfo Pierotti Marvey Heniric Casey etc. Result includes various club recalls and trades across Cleveland Boston Cardinals Cubs Browns Reds Giants.
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Floyd Wheeler
Pittsburg
G. H. Edmondson
Clevelyn Homer Summa
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Galveston
Adolfo Pierotti
Cardinals
Marvey Heniric
Br Red Sox
Houston
Vey Wades
Jack Knight
Cardingia
Berumont
John Anilerkon
Gianta
Ernest Vaehe
Browns
San Antonio
Fred Iehneon
Gianty
N. Roberts
Mexia
Cincinnati
Omer Erzell
Recalis Frocx Shrevenart
Elled
Brackenridge Faces Austin Without Davis and Possibly Tolar
Brackenridge High School football suffers injuries as Davis breaks an arm in practice and guard Tolar strains his ankle threatening his season. Coach Kilgore also notes Carver ill and others like Shorts, Mulerty, or Grisson stepping up for Saturday’s game at Austin while Kilgore paces the two-squad practice and hobbles from bruises.
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Iowa Homecoming to Draw Up to 90 000 Fans
Iowa officials announce record crowds for the November 14 Iowa at Minnesota homecoming game. With 23 000 seats in the stadium and more than 80 000 tickets reportedly sold, alumnae and alumni from near and far plan to return. The city anticipates torchlight processions, a giant parade, and class reunions as the Old Gold team seeks a fifth straight victory over Minnesota.
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Shake-up on Club for Louisville 1925 Season
Louisville announces a radical team overhaul for 1925 American Association pennant race. President Knebelkamp says most players will be new or traded, with only two holdovers. Recruits include Cosington, James Viox, Alec isold, Maltalo Moss, all heading south in March to join a retooled roster.
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Portenmuth Tena
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Knobelkamp outlines roster for next season
Mr Knobelkamp stated there will be roany more changes before opening of the season. Manager for McCarthy predicted Dotzel at second Ballenger or Giaffriley at short and Schepner at third would receive edits for next year. He also said Theup and Cullap are likely to form the pitching nucleus with Acostin and Coombs in the outfield noted as likely material.
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McCarthy Praises Gwieled Six Die Best Feat
According to McCarthy Colonelu Gwieled achieved a notable feat while Olimpia led the league the year before, highlighting a strong performance and league context.
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