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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

2

McTigue and Flowers Set For Fast Go in Fight Card

York, Dec 23 An in n to meet Paul Berlenbach in the world light heave ns championship next 4 is the prize for the win at Madison Square Garden. Mike McFlowers, once held the crown, now viewed as a tough opponent, meets Flowers in a six round bout under State Athletic Commission rules for a Christmas charity card. Fidel Labarra, who recently defeated Frankie Genaro, faces Lew Perfetti in a six round bout. George Negro heavyweight battles Martin Burke in a ten round bout.

York Paul Berlenbach Madison Square Mike McFlowers Caeeeeaeeek Rehe Flowers George Negro Harry Wills Martin Burke New Orleans

Liberty to Be Gift for Texas Inmates

Governor Miriam A. Anderson grants clemency to 23 Texas prisoners. Eleven receive full pardons and fourteen receive conditional pardons, restoring citizenship for those who have served their terms. Most pardons acknowledge homefront dependency and favor parole or county board recommendations.

Austin Texas Miriam A m Board of Pardons

Super Athletes Rise to Occasion in Big Games

A profile of Ruth Grange and Greb as supreme athletes who excel when the stakes are high. Babe Ruth’s pinch home runs and Harding stadium moments are noted, plus Red Grange’s standout Penn game debut and Greb’s dominance in boxing. The trio embodies peak performance across sports.

Billy Byan Red” Grange Babe Ruth Harry Greb Ruth New York Harding Hiram Ruth Grange University of Pennsylvania Middle West Pennsylvania Illinois Penn Atlantic Flaming Arrow Red Penn Stadium Grody West Tommy Gibbons Tunney Dempsey Johnny Wilson Mickey Walker Greb Walker

Munn to Box in Ninth Round Debut Return Fight

Wayne Munn former heavyweight champion bids another boxing debut Opponent Andre Anderson Chicago heavyweight in a 10 round bout in Kansas City Munn previously lost his first pro bout to Jack Clifford after leaving the Nebraska program He stands about six feet six inches tall and weighs 269 pounds.

Kansas City Kan Wayne Big" Munn Andre Anderson Chicago Munn Jack Clifford University of Nebraska

Paschal's fly-ball flaw hinders Yankee star power

Baseball notes report Ben Paschal of the New York Yankees struggles with catching fly balls, despite a .360 batting average and strong speed. Figures show Harry Heilmann leads the AL at .393 with Bill Speaker close behind. Al Simmons shines, surpassing both in hits and runs, hinting he may succeed Tris Speaker as the league’s top center fielder.

Ben Paschal Yankee Paschal Yanks Ben Harry Heilmann Husky Clouter Detroit Tygers Speaker Cleveland al Simmons Connie Mack Heilmann Simmons Tris Speaker

Bank consolidation approved in Richmond will form new institution

Directors of First National Bank of Richmond and Merchants National Bank of Richmond approved a merger creating a new bank named the Laie Waa saasts of shane Richmond with capital stock of 6 and 3 million dollars in undivided profits and deposits. The plan moves to stockholders meetings for final approval. Separately Southern Pacific and Union Pacific plan 216000 for 6041 refrigerator cars to move perishable crops. University of Michigan swim team beat Pittsburgh 50 to 18.

Richmond First National Bank of Richmond Merchants National Bank of Richmond Pew Institution Laie Waa Saasts Shane Richmond San. Antonio Texas Southern Pacific Union Pacific Railroad H. Loeffler Southern Pacific Lines Pittsburgh University of Michigan University of Pittsburgh

Fight Schedule Set For Fall With Dempsey Wills Match

Promoter Proud Fitzsimmons says a title fight between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills is definite for September after Christmas planning. Chicago backers led by George Lauerman are in negotiations in Los Angeles. Meanwhile Minnesota bans rabbit punches and enforces soft gauze bandages for boxers. In Pittsburgh Harry Greb eyes a bout with Gene Tunney possibly February 22 in Miami.

Los Angeles Proud Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Harry Wills George Lauerman Chicago

Courtship and marriage shift a girl's worries and care

A terse reflection notes during courtship a girl frets about many things while after marriage her concerns change to different matters. It highlights shifts in priorities from pre wedding anxieties to post nuptial duties.

Cotton Schedule Inquiry Demanded by Representative Butler

Washington December 23 Rep Butler of Arkansas chair Democratic congressional campaign committee demanded investigation of the cotton schedules. He urged a special five member House committee to probe wages and earnings in New England textile mills amid calls for repeal of the Canadian coal duty.

Washington Furoan Eee oOlfield Arkatens Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Canada New England Butler Kan Oeenenel

Americans to Be Ordered Deported from Havana

Six sugar chemists including Glenn B. Hicks Cooper David McBrayer Gordon V. Wilson Joseph T. Sessions and Charles Stabien Jr were detained on arrival from New Orleans and ordered deported to New Orleans Thursday by Cuba's Immigration Department for alleged violations of a regulation prohibiting entry of contract labor.

Havana Glenn B. Hicks Big Cooper David McBrayer Joseph T. Sessions Charles Stabien New Orléans New Oleans Immigration Department Cuba

Lumber firms align as executives named in New Orleans

Walker L G Wellford of Memphis was elected president of the Lucas RE Moore Stave company in New Orleans while W K Knox of New Orleans became chairman of the board. The executive offices will be in New Orleans and Memphis, with Wellford also serving as president of Chickasaw Wood Products.

New Orleans Southern Lumber Walker L G. Wellford Memphis

McGraw Lays His Plans For 1926 Pennant

John McGraw outlines the New York Giants 1926 lineup with Kelly at first and Al Tyson in center field. Fred Lindstrom to start at third while Groh trains and could return to his old position. Roush and Luque were discussed but deals faded due to age.

New York John McGraw Giants Rd Groh Kelly al Tyson Louisville Roush Cincinnati Adolfo Luque Reds Fred Fitzsimmon Giant Boxman Fred Lindstrom Groh

Crime Commission Named in New York

A committee to investigate crime conditions and suggest improvements in legal procedure, prosecution and judicial administration was announced by National Crime Commission chairman F Trubee Davis Jr. Herbert S Hadley heads the panel, with Dan K Moody and George M Napier among other members.

New York National Crime Commission Herbert S. Hadley Ashington University St. Louis Missouri Dan K. Moody Texas George M. Napier Georgia

Atlantic Coast Line completes double track system

The Atlantic Coast Line railroad announced completion of a double track between Richmond Virginia and Jacksonville Florida. The $191 million improvement project, begun after the war with no new financing, was originally to finish in 1927 but was accelerated to meet rising Florida traffic.

York Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Richmond Jacksonville Fla Florida

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