Lynch Defeats Bantam Champion In Non Title Bout
In Oakland California Joe Lynch of San Francisco won a ten round decision over bantamweight champion Charlie Rosenberg of New York. The bout had no title at stake though Rosenberg pressed the action and Lynch answered with counters. The sixth round saw Lynch stagger Rosenberg with a strong right hand.
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Phil) Rosenberg
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Sid Terris Eyes Knockout Power in Boxing Tour
New York report notes Sid Terris, famed for speed and light knockouts, training with shock absorbers to add heft. He plans a west coast tour with a Madison Square Garden clash against arch rival Sammy Mandell possible, after recent rounds in St. Louis and bouts with Basil Galian. Johnny McCoy beat Henry Pacheco in Santa Fe, El Paso.
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Hambertie Woods
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Sid
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Sammy Mandell
Madison Square Garden
St. Louis
Basil Galian
New Orleans
Mandell
Sammy
Joey Banger
1925 Football Rankings Named by New York Chronicle
The piece lists Michigan as number one in the 1925 rankings with Dartmouth, Washington, Tulane, Alabama, Colgate, Princeton, Illinois, Lafayette, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, and Stanford in the top ten. It highlights Michigan’s all around strength and notes weather and close results affected other teams’ standings.
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Washington
Tulane
Alabama
Colgate
Princeton
Ilinois
la Fayette
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
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Wolverines
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Brown
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Question Box Sports Inquiries From Readers
The Pocatello Tribune presents reader questions on baseball football and boxing answered by specialists John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play. Topics cover stolen bases fielding errors line play and team strength with short responses from readers in Oakland Newark and Fresno.
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Lawrence Perry
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New York
Pitcher Mails Sprains Wrist After Football Injury
Walter Mails, St. Louis NL pitcher, sprained ligaments in his left wrist during a football game with youngsters at Sangeen across the bay. Dr. Leo Standley of San Quentin said the injury was severe but should not end his pitching career.
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Mails
Sangeen
Bay
Leo L. Standley
San Quentin Prison
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Congregationalals Upset Episcopalians In Open Season
In the YMCA gymnasium the Congregationalals of the Young Men's League defeated the Episcopalians 32 to 23 in their season opener. Evans and McMillan led scoring with Krussman strong on defense as changes early on kept the game tight.
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Krussman
Young
Dice
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Welden Dean
Albert Trimming
Chandler
Houde
Horrocks
Doc Ray
Doc
Episcopal
Charles Garner
Glen Thomas
Close Bicycle Race Tightens Deadlock at MSG
New York December measures show Debacts Goosens and McNamara Georgetti tied for the lead after 83 hours of the six day race at Madison Square Garden. They have covered 1 871 miles and 9 laps while Linari Benezatto and Kockler Stockholm sit one lap behind and Horder Horan two laps behind the leaders.
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McNamara-Georgetti
Madison Square Garden
Linari-Benezatto
Kockler-Stockholm
Horder An Horan
San Francisco Welterweight Beats Rival in Ten Rounds
San Francisco-Mason Griffin defeats San Jose welterweight One Step Watson after ten rounds in Los Angeles. Henry Wallach of New York secures a decision over Abe Cadena, former navy lightweight champion. The piece also notes a 5,000 horsepower electric locomotive and average English sunshine of four hours daily.
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Mason Griffin
San Jose
One Step
Watson
Los Angeles
Henry Wallach
New York
Abe Cadena
Navy
Oecara Obe
England
Western conference coaches hold three day meeting in Chicago
Chicago hosts a three day meeting as the western conference opens with directors and coaches discussing rules schedules and policy. Wrestling and track and field schedules are set for the weekend with football coaches to draft the 1926 gridcard amid talk of an official blacklist.
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Zuppke
Tiinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Booker
Wolverine
Big Ten
Northwestern
Horemans Crowned World Billiards Champion in Near Record
Edouard Horemans of Belgium defeated Young Jake Schaefer 1500 to 1495 to win the 18.2 balk line billiards world title. The final night's blocks totaled Schaefer 582 to Horemans 500 with a 432-point run by the former champion earlier. Schaefer can challenge within thirty days as agreed.
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Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Ile
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Heremany
J. Herbert Levis
Falk Brothers Aiming To Be Greatest Batting Duo
The 1925 American League batting leaders spotlight Ches Falk of St. Louis and Bib Falk of the White Sox as Texas sluggers poised to join the era’s top batters. Mentions Sisler's adjusted stance and Paschal of New York as the league’s best, with Babe Ruth’s team pressured to improve after a bench-heavy season.
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Falk Brothers
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Ches Falk
St. Louis
Bib Falk
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Falk
Meusels
California
Bib
Chen
Ches
George Sisler
Sisler
Bisler
Paschel
Babe Ruth
English inventor crafts elastic marble-like clock material
An English inventor develops unbreakable clocks using an elastic material resembling a marble. The new substance offers resilience and novelty for timepieces, suggesting a durable alternative to traditional clock components.
Peanut coal for furnace and ranges advertised
Idaho Coal and Ice Co offers peanut coal at 7.50 dollars per ton for furnaces and ranges with contact numbers 304 and 305.
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Idaho Coal and Ice Co
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