State title remains undecided in Idaho high school football
Kellogg and Firth tied 6 to 6 in a Friday afternoon game at Kellogg. Firth scored in the second quarter via Berg on a ten yard run after cross plays, Kellogg answered in the third with Hull on an eighteen yard run, but both teams failed to score in the final period.
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David MacMillan
Jaes Evenden
Blake
Wallace
Inter-Church Y M C A Volleyball Match Opens Season
The third Y M C A league volley game featured Presbyterian and Methodist teams in a three game set at the Y M C A gym. Quinn and Newton led the Methodists while Brady and Hartman anchored the Presbyterians as the new season opens with close margins and limited practice.
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Claude Bistline
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Bentley
Hartman
Quinn
Newton
Early
Lemon
Wolf
Vieira
Boxing Sparks and Digs at Title Contenders
Tex Rickard in major matchmaking pushes foreign challengers for American stars. Lucien Vinez the French lightweight figures in the spotlight while Jimmy Goodrich defends his title. Goodrich faces Rocky Kansas next Monday as Vinez seeks a title shot without proper eliminations. Meanwhile Frank Muskie defeats Mickey Rockson in Dreamland and a St Paul bout is cancelled due to Shade’s fractured hand.
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Michigan's Captain Selections Highlight Next Season
Most big colleges have picked captains for next year's football squads. The honor comes from this season's players in recognition of their performance. A layout features several newly chosen captains.
Seven Undefeated Football Elevens and Southern Rivalry Highlight 1925
The piece surveys teams with undefeated or untied records across 1919 1925 noting the impact of forward passing and sectional play. It lists 1920 to 1925 schools including Notre Dame Dartmouth Alabama California Cornell Iowa Princeton Yale and other powers. It highlights Princeton Yale Harvard alumni influence and suggests longer pre season prep for top teams. It also covers the Tulane Alabama rivalry and Alabama winning the Pickens trophy 26 to 7 in editors poll with 20 to 4 after excluding certain voters.
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Tulane Team Disbands. Declines Tournament of Roses Invite
Dr. Wilbur Smith Tulane director of athletics said the college sent telegraph messages to Pacific Coast representatives that Tulane has disbanded and will not be open to an invitation to the Tournament of Roses game in Pasadena on January 1.
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Moroni Olsen Stage Show The Ship Jan Production
Moroni Olsen stars in The Ship directed by St John Ervin in a January run. The production centers on a maritime tale with Olsen delivering a commanding lead performance.
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Baseball faces fight over optional player limit and Landis ruling
New York Dec 5 The battle over John Conway Toole for president of the International league centers on whether Judge Landis formally ruled to raise the optioned player limit from eight to fifteen The majors oppose Toole arguing Landis advised the increase while Toole backs minor leagues against major encroachment and fear of losing players The dispute follows Farrell's claim Landis instructed the change and Heydler says no written guidance was received by the National League
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Heydler
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National Association
Questioned Fifteen Player Rule and Landis Ruling
The press reported a Landis ruling in favor of a fifteen player limit, but no formal ruling appears in evidence. Farrell’s remarks sparked the claim, yet the matter seems verbal and no official document has surfaced. The International League president and Farrell both sought a copy of any ruling.
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Paris Displays Gilded Wigs and Gold Powdered Faces
In Paris shoppers and onlookers observe ornate grooming trends with gilded wigs and faces dusted in gold powder, signaling a fashion flourish amid urban display and spectacle.
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Fall Reunion of Scottish Rite Masons Dec 7 8 9 10
Scottish Rite Masons are notified of a fall reunion from December 7 to 10. Four degrees from 4th to 32d will be conferred. A banquet is planned for 6 30 p m Thursday December 10 at the Bannock hotel. All Scottish Rite Masons invited to attend.
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Striking Shoe Styles Feature Satin and Sealskin Inserts
The article notes a trend toward simple shoe shapes while introducing bold material contrasts. Designs include black satin with flashing black and gold brocade inserts and patent leather shoes with sealskin side and toe accents.
Christian Science Intermediates Triumph in Opening Win
The Christian Science intermediate team beat the Baptists 35 to 5 in the YMCA gym, led by Burns and Turner from the science center and forward, with support from R. Howard Tillman Avery and Smith. The Baptists showed improvement, with the Willicke brothers Fred Carter Armstrong and Withers among the scorers. Next games pair the Baptists against the Methodists and Christian Science against the Third Ward L D S.
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Closure of Portneuf River Fishing Zone in Bannock County
Idaho fish and game warden declares Portneuf River closed to fishing from the U S L railroad bridge north of the O S L tie treating plant to the Fort Hall Indian Reservation south line in Bannock County. The order, issued November 30 1925, remains until revoked with proper notice and enforces closed season penalties. A public show is advertised at Old Commercial hall North Main December 7-8.
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