Firpo Plans Return to Fight Dempsey as Tour Proceeds
Argentine heavyweight champion Luis Angel Firpo says he will return to the United States to box again until a bout with Jack Dempsey is secured. He plans to visit London and Canada before the United States, with Los Angeles mentioned as a potential ground for a rematch. Dempsey may face Firpo before meeting Harry Wills in July, with options for 10 or 12 rounds.
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Buenos Aires
Luis Angel Firpo
United States
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Dempsey
Polo Grounds
Empsey
Pampas
Argentine
London
Canada
Los Angeles
Harry Wills
Trapshooting title holders of 1925 year in review
Trapshooting's 1925 season marked a strong year with more shooters and higher averages. W D Runnells led the all around standings with 350 targets and a 11 miss, while Frank Troeh and others posted top scores across states and regions. The roster lists champions by state with scores ranging from the high 300s to the low 200s and includes notable names such as Roach Crothers and Peters across multiple regions.
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W. D. Runnells
Virginia
Frank Troeh
Oregon
Roach
Michigan
Egbers
Washington
Runnells
Crothers
Pennsylvania
Arizona
George Peters
Alabama
T. A
Colorado-N. M
C. A
Penning
California
W. P. Benravin
Connecticut
A. M. Tull
Delaware
L. D. Willis
Florida
George Williams
Georgia
H. C. McKenzie
Idaho
M. M. Wright
Indiana
Seth Klein
Illinois
Jean Pope
Iowa
H. M. Cooper
Kansas
Fred Etehon
Louisiana
W. I Erwin
Misissippi
B. M. Knox
Montana
O. A. Schultz
W. C. Roach
Minnesota
Missouri
Stoffer
C. A. Schultz
Maryland
D. C
Nevada
H. M. Callagher
New Jersey
M. S. Haines
North Dakota
J. R. Pence
North Carolina
W. B. Arey
Nebraska
New York
Maine
C. R. Blaisdell
Massachusetts
Leon Davis
Ohio
N. N. Noble
Frank Trooh
Oklahoma
W. Lambert
S. M. Crothers
South Cees
U. BR
South Dakota
A. J. French
Tennessee
Texas
R. A. King
Utah
B. K. Wendee
West Virginia
L. G. Kincheloe
G. FP
Wisconsin
N. Olney
Wyoming
Carl Nelson
Vermont
H. P. Sheldon
W. D. Runnels
Alberta
Reene Reese
East Canada
J. E. Jennings
Saskatchewan
Tom Harland
Canal Zone
A. C. Garlington
Rocky Mountain
Co. W
Bouthern
Te Ky
Pacific
J. Be Troet
Great Lakes
M. P. Arie Prairie
Frank Cairns
Wastern
G. A
Store Department Bowlers Lead In Local Standings
The Store Department bowlers top the league as of November 28 with 15 wins and 6 losses. Clerks follow, then Railway Mail Clerks, Motor Car Shop, Telegraphers, and other teams in the standings.
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Cam
Pettore
Railway Mail
Vine & AT
Big Ten Faces Pro Football Clash in Chicago Meeting
Lawrence F Ray reports that faculty athletic committees and Big Ten athletic directors will convene in Chicago to address proposed combatting of professional football and shifts in offense. He cites Stagg’s past stance, recruitment concerns, and debates on enforcing varsity letters for players who go pro.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Chicago
Alonzo Stagg
Grange
Stagg
Big Ten
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Army
Question Box Widely Answers Sports Rules In Tribune
Readers may send queries on baseball football boxing and other sports to The Pocatello Tribune special correspondents John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play at 814 World Building New York. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply.
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John B Foster
Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Coin toss for first World Series game location ends a new method
The article notes a shift from coin toss to a new method determining where the first World Series game is played. It states the first game will be on National League ground, with subsequent games possibly on American League ground, reflecting a change in venue decision rules.
William J. Fitzpatrick Dies at Baltimore Turf Writer
William J. Fitzpatrick, a widely known turf writer, died in Baltimore yesterday from pleuro-pneumonia. The report notes ongoing labor issues as Norwegian workers challenge wage reductions.
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Baltimore
William J
Willie) Fitzpatrick
Five Poca rifle club members qualify as marksmen
Five members of the Poca Rifle and Pistol Club earned marksman ratings on the 200 yard range. Bentel Frazer Nuckols Lavatta and Wade qualified Wade led with 212 of 250 points. The kneeling position proved toughest as scores illustrate improvements.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Bentel
Frazer
Nuckols
Lavatta
Wade
Huggins Builds Depth With Shortstop Harvest for 1926
New York manager Miller Huggins has assembled a large group of shortstops for 1926 including La Zarre, Koenig, Durocher, Gazella, Ward, and Wanninger. He aims to secure one elite shortstop for his own use and to trade for other positions, aware that rivals in the West will not concede talent without concessions. Ward would move to short if allowed, but Huggins resists moving him from second. Wanninger has been sent to St Paul as part payment for former players.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Miller Huggins
New York Americana
Hug
Tuggins
la Zarre
Pacific Coast
Babe Ruth
Mark Koenig
Mark
Durocher
Gazella
Lafayette
Ward
Huggins
Wanninger
St. Paul
Government licenses three radio stations after inspection
Washington reports three stations received official class A licenses after two weeks on air. KFA Alfred E. Fowler San Jose 50 watt on 217.5 meters, WNBH New Bedford 250 watts on 248 meters, and WJBI Seneca Vocational School Buffalo 218.8 meters. Western states may host at least one high powered station. Paraguay plans to enter broadcasting with government equipment purchases.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
KFA
Alfred E. Fowler
San Jose
Calif
WNBH
New Bedford Hotel
New Bedford
Mass
WJBI
Seneca Vocational School
Buffalo
N. Y Watte
Paraguay
Nadvica
Department of Commerce
Actress Anne Forrest Denies Grange Rumor In Chicago
Chicago interview reveals Anne Forrest fiancee of football legend Red Grange. She confirms no engagement and shows two photographs of Grange on her dresser as part of the discussion about her professional signing.
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Anne Forrest
Chicago
YMCA Hoop Season Opens Tonight
The YMCA starts its mid winter program with games at 6:45 pm between Congregational and Christian Intermediate league squads. Officials Garner and Thomas will alternate as referees and umpires. The program features football style lineups, church league basketball, and an inter church volleyball opening, with no admission charged.
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Charles Garner
Glenhomas
Soenda
Pearson
Davidson
Chalmers
Lawrence
Kelly
Williams
Manning
Jack O'Donnell
Chris Paulsen
Selby Osborne
Henry Hopkins
Carrol Duncan
Methodist Sunday
Latter Day Saints
Tydeman
Smith
Adams
Martin
Fortier
Laab
North Arthur Avenue
Brinkley
All-American Team or Dobie All-Eastern Choices Named
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania place two stars on the all-Eastern eleven picked by Gilmour Dobie. He notes the eleven could form an all-American squad with minor position swaps including Weir Nebraska for Joss Yale at tackle.
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New York
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Gilmour Dobie
Cornell
Associated Press
Dobie
Weir
Nebraska
Joss
Yale
Grange
Cheek
Nevers
Stanford
Keefer
Korn
Swarthmore
Thayer
Wiberg
Columbia
Carey
Diehl
Robinson
Ee Cheek
Harvard
Tryon
Colgate
Brown
Oberlander
Radio Programs and Concerts Listed by City
Radio schedules for December first show KOA Denver KFOA Seattle KGO Oakland EGW Portland EXJ Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco KFAB Lincoln Shenandoah KMA WDAI Dallas WHO Des Moines WOAW WORD Batavia with varied programs from concerts and orchestras to lectures and dances amid notes on Morocco's rising prominence in London for Moroccan artefacts and handicrafts.
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Pocatello
KOA
Denver
KFOA
Seattle
EXJ
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
KFAB
Lincoln
University Musicale
Shenandoah
KMA
Mandolin Club
WDAI
City
Night Hawks
Dallas
WHO
Des Moines
Symphonic
WOAW
WORD
Batavia
OBrien Knocks Out Utah Lightweight in Salt Lake
Johnny OBrien of Boston defeated veteran Pat Gilbert of Salt Lake City by knockout in the third round of a scheduled six round bout. Gilbert was revived after five minutes. Kid Ross knocked out Jack Andrews of Salt Lake in 30 seconds of the first round.
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Salt Lake
Pat Gilbert
Johnny O’brien
Boston
Gilbert
Kid Ross
Casper
Wyo
Jack Andrews
Andrews
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