State title tied after Kellogg and Firth in Idaho showdown
Kellogg and Firth end level at 6 6 in a hard fought tie to decide Idaho high school football champion. Firth scored in the second with Berg 10 yard run while Kellogg countered in the third on Hulls 18 yard pass. Both defenses stifled offenses in the final quarter as kick attempts and a crossbar near miss marked the climactic finish.
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Methodists win three match volleyball thriller
In the Y M C A gym last night the Presbyterians and Methodists opened their inter church league with a three game set. Referee Dr. F. E. Bernhisel and scorer Scotty Donaldson oversaw a fair contest as both teams fielded new squads. Quinn and Newton starred for the Methodists while Fish and Hartman led the Presbyterians. Pish was the Presbyterian top gun.
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Question Column For Sports Readers At The Tribune
A notice invites readers to write questions on baseball football boxing and other sports to special correspondents John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play of The Pocatello Tribune for possible personal replies. Readers must include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply otherwise questions will be answered in the column.
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Question Runners Sacrifice and Fielding Choices in Baseball
The text discusses a fielder's choice on a sacrifice bunt with a runner advancing, notes a kickoff out of bounds scenario, and references records for putouts by pitchers and catchers. It mentions Moran with 214 assists for Boston, and historic 1894 Chicago catcher fielding figures, plus ball handling questions and a radio show game.
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Boxing Special Ceased Wire to the Poport Tribune
Boxing news item notes a special edition wire report from 1925, titled for the Poeatelo Tribune, indicating cessation of the boxing coverage. The brief item references a copyright line and period publication practice.
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Foreign lightweights loom as title scene stirs boxing fans
Tex Rickard sideshow aims to spur crowds with Lurien Vinez a French lightweight in the mix as Jimmy Goodrich defends his crown. Vinez faces Rosen in a test while Goodrich squares with Rocky Kansas next. other bouts and college captains across football are noted.
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Tulane Team Disbands. Declines Roses Game Invite
Dr. Wilbur Bimathnith, director of athletics at Tulane University, said Tulane officials telegraphed Pacific Coast representatives that the Tulane team has disbanded and will not be open to invitation to the Tournament of Roses game in Pasadena on January 1. Next Moroni Olsen production The Ship by Dr John Ervin premieres January 4.
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Bases of the optional player limit clash in baseball politics
The article discusses efforts to reelect John Conway Toole as president of the International League and the dispute over whether Judge Landis formally ordered or advised increasing the optional player limit from eight to fifteen. It notes actions by John Farrell and Heydler, and the general tug between majors and minors over farmed players and control.
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Questionable Fifteen Player Rule Ruling Amid Farrell Quandary
Public press notes suggested Judge Landis favored a fifteen player limit, but no ruling appears to exist. Farrell faces a dilemma as the commissioner and International League president search for any copy of such a decision. If no ruling exists, Farrell must explain the situation.
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Gilded wigs and masked faces seen in Paris streets
In Paris crowds are spotted wearing gilded wigs and elaborate masks, with observers noting the spectacle as the city hosts fashionable eccentricities and ceremonial display. The unusual attire signals a period of festive pageantry and public spectacle.
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Fall Reunion Notice for Scottish Rite Masons
Scottish Rite Masons invitation to the Fall Reunion December 7 through 10 conferring degrees from 4th to 32d. Banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday December 10 at Bannock hotel. All Scottish Rite Masons invited to attend.
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Shoe designs emphasize simple lines with flashy inserts
The article notes a trend toward simple design in new footwear while highlighting unexpected details. It cites examples such as a black satin shoe with flashing black and gold brocade inserts and patent leather shoes with sealskin side inserts near the toes. Tribune want ads promise results.
Christian Science Team Opens With Big Intermediate Victory
The Christian Science intermediate team defeated the Baptists 35 to 5 in the YMCA gym last night as their first league game. Burns and Turner led with scoring, aided by Rownard Tillman Avery and Smith. Baptists show improved play but trail from last year. Next Baptist game is Monday at 7 with the Methodists. Science meets Third Ward LDS in a likely matchup.
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Fred Carter
Armstrong
Withers
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Closing of Stream North of Fort Hall Reservation
The Idaho State Game Warden closes a Portneuf River section in Bannock County to all fishing from the 0.8 L railroad bridge north of the tie treating plant to the Fort Hall Indian reservation south line. The order is in effect until revoked, with penalties for violations. Dated November 30, 1925.
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R. BE. Tomas
Radio Show Promotion at Old Commercial Hall
A newspaper blurb invites readers to learn more about radio by attending a show at the Old Commercial Hall on North Main Street on December 7 and 8. The notice emphasizes curiosity about radio and local event details.
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