Lynch Defeats Bantam Champion in San Francisco
In Oakland the bantamweight title fight ends with Joe Lynch of San Francisco winning a ten round decision over Charlie Rosenberg but the title is not transferred. Lynch’s sharper counters and a telling sixth round right to Rosenberg’s jaw drop the champion and tilt the bout.
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Phil) Rosenberg
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Tod Morgan Wins Junior Lightweight Title in KO Thriller
Tod Morgan of Seattle captured the junior lightweight crown with a technical knockout over Mike Ballerino of Bayonne. Ballerino, enduring punishment and twice knocked down, had his seconds throw in the towel as Morgan dominated with an 8 inch reach advantage and steady, hard hitting attack.
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Sid Terris Aims For Knockout Punch In East Side Fans Favor
New York boxing note reports Sid Terris training with light-hitting opponents to add power. Terris, famed for speed, has shown a harder punch recently amid calls from East Side fans. He eyes Sammy Mandell rematch at Madison Square Garden after strong St. Louis showing against Basil Galian. Mandell holds two prior decisions over Terris. Terris hopes to settle it in a decisive bout. Johnny McCoy beat Henry Pacheco in ten rounds at Santa Fe.
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1925 Football Rankings From The New York Tribune
The 1925 rankings place Michigan first with Dartmouth, Washington, Tulane and Alabama following. The write up praises Michigan’s balanced attack and stout defense while noting Dartmouth’s strong offense but weaker defense and Tulane and Alabama as formidable defensively with limited offensive versatility.
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Sports Question Box Answers From The Pocatello Tribune
Amateurs and professionals topics cover rule interpretations and plays. Readers are advised to send questions to correspondents John B. Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play in New York for personal replies. An item notes K O Phil Kaplan defeats Tiger Johnny Cline in eight rounds in Oakland.
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Pitcher Mails Sprains Wrist in San Quentin Football Play
Walter Mails of the St Louis National League team injured his left wrist while playing football with youngsters at San Quentin. The fall sprained ligaments, but Dr Jeo L Standiey said the injury is serious yet should not prevent Mails from pitching.
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Congregationalists Upset Episcopalians in League Opener
The Congregationalals of the Young Men's League defeated the Episcopalians 23 to 22 in a season opener at the YMCA gym. Evans and McMillan led the Congregationals with strong scoring as Krussman and Young solidified defense. Next game is Saturday as O. S. L. Mail Clerks face Fifth Ward L. D. 8 at the YMCA.
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Close bicycle race leads tied teams in six day event
At Madison Square Garden the Debacts Goosens and McNamara Georgetti teams led after 83 hours of the six day race, clocking 1 371 miles and 9 laps. Linari Benezatto and Kockler Stockholm trailed by one lap, while Horder and Horan lagged two laps behind.
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Horan
San Francisco-Mason Griffin defeats Watson in ten rounds
San Francisco welterweight Mason Griffin defeats San Jose opponent One Step Watson in a ten round bout. Henry Wallach of Los Angeles wins a decision over Abe Caden a former navy lightweight champion in New York. An electric locomotive develops 5000 paren and can pull a freight train 1.5 miles long. England records about four hours of daily sunshine year round.
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Mason Griffin
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Vee
Los Angeles
Henry Wallach
New York
Abe Cadena
Navy
England
Conference coaches map three day talks in Chicago
In Chicago on December 3 AP reports western conference coaches and athletic directors open a three day meeting. Topics include rules schedules and policy with private sessions today and wrestling and other sport schedules planned for the weekend.
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Zuppke
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Wolverine
Big Ten
Northwestern
Horemans Crowned New Cue Champion in Balk Line billiards
Edouard Horemans of Belgium defeated Young Jake Schaefer 1500 to 1495 to become the world balk line billiards champion at 18.2 in Chicago. The final night scores stood Schaefer 582, Horemans 500 with blocks starting Monday. Schaefer may challenge within thirty days per stipulation. controversy with Referee J Herbert Levis had arisen earlier.
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Edouard Horemans
Ile
Jake Schaefer
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Heremany
J. Herbert Levis
Schneer
Falk brothers shine in 1925 batting legends claim
A 1925 summary highlights Ches Falk leading the American league with a high batting pace and Bib Falk posting a .300 for the White Sox. Texan praise cites potential for future stardom alongside Meuse and Sisler comparisons, with Paschel of New York noted for a .360 average.
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Chen
Ches
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Babe Ruth
English inventor makes elastic marblelike clockwork
An English inventor develops unbreakable clocks using an elastic material resembling a marble, describing a durable new clock mechanism. The claim highlights innovative material use and potential impact on timepieces.
Peanut coal for furnaces and ranges offered
Idaho Coal and Ice Co advertises peanut coal at $7.50 per ton for furnaces and ranges with phone numbers 304 and 305.
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