Firpo Plans Return to United States Boxing Ring
Buenos Aires reports Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo aims to reenter boxing in the United States. He plans to travel to London and Canada before the U S, seeking bouts, with Jack Dempsey as a possible opponent in Los Angeles. Firpo expects to box on 10 or 12 rounds for a decision.
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Buenos Aires
Luis Ange
Firpo
United States
Jack Dompsey
Dompsey
Polo Grounds
Pampas
Argentine
London
Canada
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Pro football on college radar as Big Ten meets in Chicago
The 1925 discussion centers on faculty athletic committees and athletic directors facing professional football’s growth. Debates include recruiting, letter revocation, and shift offenses seen in Minnesota Michigan games. The piece notes possible rule changes and enforcement in addressing pro football’s influence.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Chicago
Alonzo Sta
Grange
Stagg
Big Ten
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Army
Trapshooting Title Holders of 1925 Highlight Strong Year
A report on a standout 1925 season in trapshooting lists all round champions across states and regions. It notes the rise of younger shooters, strong averages, and intense competition at championship matches, with W. D. Runnells of Virginia posting the best score.
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W. D. Runnells
Virginia
Frank Troeh
Oregon
Roach
Michigan
Egbers
Washington
Runnells
Crothers
Pennsylvania
Arizona
George Peters
Alabama
T. K. Lee
Colorado
N. M
A. Gunning
California
W. P. Seara
Connecticut
A. M. Tully
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 Etehen
Louisiana
W. L. Erwin
Maine
C. R. Blaisdell
Massachusetts
Leon Davis
Masissippi
B. M. Knox
Montana
O. A. Schultz
W. C. Roach
Minnesota
H. W. Maginnis
Missouri
Stoffer
Maryland
D. C
U. Roseberry
Nevada
H. M. Callagher
New Jersey
M. S. Haines
North Dakota
J. R. Pence
North Carolina
W. B. Arey
Nebraska
C. Tappan
New York
Wright
Ohio
N. N. Noble
Oklahoma
W. Lambert
S. M. Crothers
South Carolina
A. RB. Brooks
South Dakota
A. J. French
Tennessee
Boulding
Texas
R. A. King
Utah
Ford
West Virginia
L. G. Kincheloe
Wisconsin
C. N. Olmey
Wyoming
Carl Nelson
Vermont
H. P. Sheldon
W. D. Runnel
Alberta
Reene Reese
East Canada
J. E. Jennings
Saskatchewan
Tom Harland
Canal Zone
A. C. Garlington
Rocky Mountain
C. W. Olney
Bouthern
Palente
Pacific
J. B. Tree
Great Lakes
M. P. Aris
Prairie
Frank Cairns
Astern
McCarty
Great Western
W. G. Warren
National
Steve Crothers
Store Department Bowlers Lead O. S. L. League Standings
The Store Department bowlers top the O. S. L. Bowling League as of November 28 with 15 wins and 6 losses. P. T. Clerks hold 14 and 7, Car Department 12 and 9, Railway Mail Clerks 10 and 11, Motor Car Shop 8 and 13, Telegraphers 4 and 17. Also note a mystery diamond ring sale offer.
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O. 8S. L
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Pettore Department
P. T. Clerks
Question Box Seeks Sports Inquiries For The Tribune
Readers are invited to send questions about baseball football boxing and other sports to The Pocatello Tribune correspondents John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play at 814 World Building New York. Include a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal reply.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Five Poca Rifle Club members earn marksman status
Five members of the Poca Rifle and Pistol Club qualified as marksmen on the 200 yard range. Bentel Frazer Nuckols Lavatta and Wade made the cut with Wade as high man at 212 of 250. The kneeling position proved hardest as scores indicate progress.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Bentel
Frazer
Nuckols
Lavatta
Wade
Huggins Stockpiles Shortstops for 1926 Yankees
New York manager Miller Huggins has assembled a diverse group of shortstops for 1926 including La Zarre Mark Koenig Durocher Gazella Ward and Wanninger. He aims to secure an A level option for himself and to trade surplus players to strengthen other positions while balancing infield needs and avoiding too much risk at second base.
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Poccatello Tribune
New York
Miller Huggins
New York Americans
Hug
Juggins
la Zarre
Pacific Coast
Babe Ruth
Hugo
Mark Koenig
Mark
Durocher
Gazella
Lafayette
Ward
Huggins
Wanninger
St. Paul
All-Eastern football selections by Dobie name two stars per team
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania share two players each on the all-Eastern eleven named by Gilmour Dobie. The roster includes Korn and Thayer as ends, Wiberg and Joss as tackles, Carey and Diehl as guards, Robinson as center, Cheek as quarterback, Tryon and Keefer as halfbacks, and Oberlander at fullback.
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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
Harvard
Tryon
Colgate
Brown
Oberlander
Clerks Top Telegraphers In Narrow Bowling Series
The M. P. T. Clerks beat the Telegraphers at Columbia alleys in a three game series by ten points. Jones of the Telegraphers led with 234 in a game and 583 in total. Following are the scores and standings.
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Telegraphers
Columbia Alleys
Jones
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities and Late Night Features
The listing outlines KOA Denver KFOA Seattle KGO Oakland EGW Portland KHJ Los Angeles Hollywood EPO San Francisco EFAB Lincoln Shenandoah WDAF WFAA WHO WOAW WORD Batavia with varied programs from concerts orchestras to dance hours and specialty shows. A note adds Morocco’s rising prominence in London as a trend in Moroccan arts and handicrafts.
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Pocatello
KOA
Denver
Conecerts
KFOA
Seattle
Ukelele Star
KGO
EGW
Portland
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hollywood
EPO
San Francisco
EFAB
Lincoln
University Musicale
Bshenandoah
WDAF
Kansas City
Hoop Season Opens Tonight at Y M C A
The Y M C A starts its mid winter program with 7 PM activities. Congregational and Christian Intermediate league basketball opens at 6 45 with officials Garner and Hamas rotating as referees and umpires. The opener features the Congregational lineup and the Christian team with several players set to appear.
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Attompt
Charles Garner
Glenhamas
sGenda
Pearson
Davidson
Chalmers
Lawrence
Kelly
Williams
Manning
Jack O'Donnell
Chris Paulsen
Selby Osborne
Henryes Carrol Duncan
Methodist Sunday School
Latter Day Saints
Tydeman
Smith
Adama
Martin
Fortier
Laab
North Arthur Avenue
Brinkley
O Brien Wins By Knockout Over Utah Lightweight
In Salt Lake City on December 1 Johnny O'Brien of Boston stopped Pat Gilbert a veteran Salt Lake lightweight in the third round of a scheduled six round bout. Gilbert was down for the count for about five minutes before revival and realization. Earlier Kid Ross of Casper finished Jack Andrews of Salt Lake in 30 seconds after a hard chin blow in the opening round.
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Salt Lake
Pat Gilbert
Johnny O’brien
Boston
Gilbert
Kid Ross
Casper
Wyo
Jack Andrews
Andrews
World Series game site method change prompts question
The passage notes a shift from coin toss to a new method determining the World Series home ground, with the first game on National League soil this year and next year on American League ground. It also includes unrelated Q&A on football rules and baseball baserunning.
Turf writer Willie Pitrick dies in Baltimore
William J. Willie Pitrick a famed turf writer died in Baltimore age unknown from pleuro-pneumonia. The dispatch notes broader economic reports about Norwegian timber workers cutting production and seeking voluntary wage reductions as a curb on reduced work.
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Baltimore
William J
Willie) Pitrick
Licensing of three new radio stations gains government permits
Washington reports three stations awarded final government class A licenses after two weeks on air. KFAF Alfred E Fowler San Jose 50 watts on 217.5 meters. WNBH New Bedford Massachusetts 250 watts on 248 meters. WJBP Buffalo New York 50 watts on 218.8 meters. Western states may receive high powered stations, but new licenses will follow the radio conference policy to avoid interference. Paraguay plans to enter broadcasting with equipment purchases under negotiation.
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Pocatello Tribune
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KFAF
Alfred E. Fowler
San Jose
Calif
WNBH
New Bedford Hotel
New Bedford
Mass
WJBP
Seneca Vocational School
Buffalo
N. Y
Paraguay
Department of Commerce
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