Church Leagues Open With Busy First Night Action
Three YMCA leagues began play with strong crowds as youths and adults filled galleries. In intermediate action Christian defeated Congregational 17 to 11 led by O Donnell and Osborne. Methodist beat Presbyterians 34 to 19 with strong passing and steady defense. Next intermediate game Thursday pits Methodists against Third Ward LDS, as teams seek early-season improvement.
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Osborne
Ennis
Lawrence
Pearson
Methodists
Third Ward
L. D
Presbyterian
Presbyterians
Methodist
Bag Hurd
Smith
Rice
Deaton
Wolf — Cloughley
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Cainniodl Guages
Currie
Johnson
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Spug Myers Faces Bid for Welterweight Glory in Idaho
Former Local Newspaper Man reports on Spug Myers in a Dreamland Ring bout in Idaho. The piece contrasts Myers with rival Billy Alger, notes betting odds favoring Alger, and praises Myers speed and heart while warning he lacks a finishing punch for a championship.
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Mormon Men Beat Baptists In Interchurch Volleyball Series
Opening the inter church volleyball league at the Y the Mormon men won two of three from the Baptists by 15-11 15-7 and 13-15. Saints were short handed but played well with Bird Wells Lund Jackson Merrill and Spencer supporting. The series shifts to three games this season to shorten play and balance competition. The Bannock Braves open their season tomorrow night against the USL Athletic Club, with the coaching school and leadership conference to follow at Y.
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A. F. Grub
San Francisco
America
Lester
Idafio
Spug’ Myers
Spug
Pocatello
Billy Alger
Arizona
Alger
Billy Meyers
Eecos
Siemon
Currie
Johnson
Carre
Congregational
Episcopal
Baptists
Saints
Baptista Pla
Adams
Baptist
Smith
Fortier
Martin
Tydeman
Bird
Wells
Lund
Jackson
Merrill
Spencer
Bill’ Hart
Bannock Braves
Myron Porges
U. 8. L. Athletic Club
F E. Damron
FE. C. Bernhisel
FP. M. Ray
Noon hour fitness classes draw men to YMCA programs
Interest grows in noon workouts at the YMCA with sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday lasting about forty five minutes. Participants will use medicine balls and mats with volleyball occupying a smaller portion of the period. Call the physical director at the Y to join and channel youthful energy.
Rule changes proposed at western conference meeting
Chicago December 2. Western conference football coaches and athletic directors meet for a three day session to discuss proposed changes to the football code. Likely topics include restart of play at third period start, voluntary versus involuntary safeties, five yard penalties for a caught ball, and clarifications of dead ball. Schedules for football baseball basketball and track also to be arranged with non conference schools.
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Chicago
Schaefer Trails Belgian Challenger in Billiards Title Defense
Chicago reports young Jake Schaefer, holder of the 18.2 balk Hine billiards title, must reach 600 to win after a 612 point run in the final 1 500 point match block. He trailed Edouard Horemann by 199 points entering the session and criticized a referee decision over a cue-ball incident. The match extended to 17 innings with Schaefer posting a best run of 181 before declaring he would not play further tonight.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Edouard Horemann
Schaefer
Horemans
J. Herbert Levis
Inn
Kaefer
Levis
Rehaefer
All-Star Teams Are Nominated in Missouri Valley
Chicago December 2 AP report states eight of ten MVC coaches named Ed Weir Nebraska Hutchison center Lindenmeyer Missouri as top stars. Drake end Sloan and Nebraska back Rhodes each drew seven of eight votes for first team in the all-Missouri Valley selections.
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Chicago
Missouri Valley Conference
Associated Press
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Hutchison
Neb
Lindenmeyer
Missouri
Sloan
Drake
Rhodes
L. E
Weir Nebraska
Brockman Oklahoma LG
Hutchison Nebraska Center
Magee Kan
Aggies R. G
Lindenmeyer Missouri R. T
Sloan Dra R. E
J. Behm
Memorial program honors baseball builders who died
Major league meetings in New York will memorialize departed figures. National League set Wednesday as memorial day with Commissioner Landis discussing Christy Mathewson. Other speakers include Barney Dreyfuss on Edward J. McKeever and Charles R. Ebbets, Julius Fleischmann, Sem Crane, Marvin M. Goodwin, and Frank E. Gore among others.
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New York
Landis
Christy Mathewson
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Charles R. Ebbets
Brooklyn
William F. Baker
Phillies
Edward J. McKeever
Brooklyn Club
Ebbets
McKeever
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Julius Fleishmann
John B. Foster
John B. Day
Bozeman Dulger
Sem Crane
William A. Phelan
Joe
Boxing talk on Walker Milligan and Kearns in boxing politics
A special wireless dispatch from New York reports efforts to match Mickey Walker with Tommy Milligan, Europe's top welter and middleweight, while Jack Kearns pushes to control the terms of any deal. Milligan fights courageously in a recent bout, never knocked out, and Walker is drawn to a high profile slugfest. In Vernon, Leo Lomsky scored a decision over Ted Moore in a 10 round Northwestern middleweight clash.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Europe
Jack Kearna
Richard
Kearns
Dempsey
Walker
Jack
Milligan
Hoe
Tommy
Will Kearns
Lemanda
Vernon
Calif
Leo Lomski
Northwestern
Ted Moore
England
Lomski
Thors
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