Belgian Team Wins Six Day Bike Race in Madison Square Garden
New York December 5 The Belgian duo Al Co Goosens and Gerard Debacts won the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden after a late sprint that lapped rivals Reggie McNamara and Franco Georgetti. McNamara Georgetti finished second with Spencer-Walthour third and Horder Horan fourth as Goosens and Debacts battled through a crash and injuries to clinch victory.
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New York
al Co Goosens
Gerard Deets
Madison Square Garden
Reggie McNamara
Franco Georgetti
Seaplanes Tackle Alaska Mapping Expedition
Loening amphibian planes will map 40 000 square miles of southeastern Alaska for the geological survey. Secretary Wilbur assigns Admiral Hughes to lead with Lieutenant Ben S Wyatt as expedition head from Ketchikan base. The mission aims to fly over glaciers, rivers, and forests from the Aleutians to Ketchikan. If successful, a northern Alaska project near Point Barrow may follow. Weather restricts work to roughly a third of the year, with a three year timeline.
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Washington
MacMillan Arctic Exec
Alaska
Geological Survey
Wilbur
C. F. Hughes
Battle Fleet
Ketchikan
Ben S. Wyatt
San Diego Naval Air Station
Aleutian Islands
Ten Thousand Smokes
Point Barrow
Naval Oil Reserve
Storm blocks a stage party on Berthoud Pass
Dennis Tilder a Denver Steamboat Springs stage driver and about 60 miles from Denver with six passengers including two women spent Friday night in a crude shack after a blizzard trapped them on Berthoud Pass. A rescue party from West Portal reached them today guiding the horses to drag the automobile stage to Empire. Mrs. Fred McMahon and her mother Mrs. Anna Markie faced freezing conditions. Markie is in a serious condition.
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Denver
Colo
Berthoud Pass
Mercury
Dennis Tilder
Steamboat Springs
West Portal
Pass
Empire
Tilden
Fred McMahon
Anna Markie
Markie
Atery
Diver Remains In The Depths After Submarine Incident
Washington reports that Salvo operations on submarine 8 5 at Block Island were ordered abandoned until spring. Secretary Wilbur acted on Rear Admiral Plunkett’s recommendation due to weather. A court of inquiry has begun its report, while testing notes a 129 foot depth.
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Washington
Sant
Block Island
BR. I
Wilbur
Plunkett
Third War District
New York
Uncle Henry Praises Paper Then Critiques Boxing Coverage
Idaho Falls reader ''Uncle Henry'' applauds the Tribune sports page for thorough coverage and innings-by-innings scores. He offers constructive criticism, recalls a Myers versus Darren bout in Pocatello, and urges fair play in reporting boxing events.
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Tribune
Henry
Idaho Falls
Sporting World News
Spug Myers
Lou Paluso
It Lake
Idaho
Song
Myera
Pocatello
Myers
Frankie Darren
Labor Day
Pug
Darren
Ring Classic in Salt Lake Monday Night
Pocatello boxing fans travel to Salt Lake City for the Spug Myers paluso twelve round bout at the Bonneville pavilion. The winner could meet Jimmy Goodrich for the world lightweight title in Los Angeles. Both fighters are intermountain fan favorites with long records and notable victories.
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Paluso
Idol
Salt Lake
Soug Myers
Pocatello
Bonneville
Utah
Spug Myers-Lou* Paluso
Bonneville Pavilion
Jimmy Goodrich
Los Angeles
Myers
Intermountain
Spug
Pacific Coast
Joe Benjamin
Dode Bereot
Pat Mills
Cluso
Tomm O’brien
Ace Hudking
Frankie Warren
Sid Terris
Red Chapman
Mickey Travers
Earl Baird
Billy DeFoe
Johnny Brown
Bert Jones
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Jose Lombardo
Joe Ilvers
Eddie Wagner
Johnny LaMar
Tommy Cello
Spider Roach
Spug Myers
Roach
Benny Leonard
Todorgan
Mike Ballerino
Salt Lake City
1925 Football Champions and College Lists
The piece surveys 1925 champions across multiple conferences including Western, Pacific Coast, Southern, Missouri Valley, Rocky Mountain, Southwestern, and North Central. It notes Dartmouth, Princeton, Michigan, Washington, Alabama, Missouri, Colorado Aggies, Texas A&M, Creighton, and Nebraskan Wesleyan among colleges referenced. It also covers boxing trainer Jack Roach and fighters Benny Leonard Tod Organ and Paluso, with local fan support for a Salt Lake City bout.
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Rocky Mountain
Dartmouth College
Princeton University
University of Michigan
University of Washington
University of Alabama
University of Missouri
Colorado Aggies
Texas Aggies
Creighton
Nebraskan Wesleyan
Carleton College
YMCA Boys Gymnasium Class Opens With Enthusiasm
A YMCA gymnasium program for younger boys began Saturday with activities focusing on precise movements, speed after accuracy, wrestling floor exercises, basketball fundamentals, and varied group leadership. Four groups formed led by Bob Leute, Robert Terrell, Turner and Burns, plus ungrouped members.
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Bob Leute
Robert Terrell
Turner and Burns
Bob Terrell
Jim Varley
J. Crawford
Elton Brankley
Ralph Ray
Grove Wolf
Marshall Smith
Harry Turner
Charles Bork
Reg Burna
H. Howell
Howard Goldsmith
Don Manuel
Jim McGonigle
Daniger
Cliff Oviatt
Paul Brown
Dolph Gulbransen
Ed Dean
Cyril Wright
Horace Smith
Rulon Larsen
Harold Thomas
Carlysle Hansen
Birds Interfere With Broadcasts at WRC
Two macaws in the Pan American Union building caused occasional Portuguese profanity during Latin American concert broadcasts at station WRC. The birds chattered on air without the director’s knowledge but their vocabulary remains limited to Portuguese and no serious incidents were reported.
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Washington
WRC
Pan-American Union
Hamilton rejects invitation to Tournament of Roses
Nothing Doing football team from Hamilton New York will not meet the University of Washington as the eastern representative in the Tournament of Roses on New Year’s Day in Pasadena California. W A Reid graduate manager announced the rejection today.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
University of Washington
Pasadena
Cal
W. A. Reid
Army Must Expand For Rapid War Readiness Says Davis
Secretary Davis argues the air service and other branches need larger strength to train with ground forces and reach instant readiness. He cites housing costs, deferred repairs, deteriorating munitions, and a pay as you go plan for a 10 year program to build reserves.
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Special Air Board
Davis
Air Service
Army
Weeks
Congress
War Secretary
Department
Radio Show Opens Monday Night in Pocatello
Radio dealers of Pocatello host a two night event at Franklin hall on North Main to display radio cabinets and models with daily prizes including a grand radio set on Tuesday. Music from the Neilson orchestra and Tech Glee club featured before a technical talk by Professor Meadows of the Idaho Technical Institute.
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Pocatello
Franklin Hall
North Main
Chamber of Commerce
Neilson Orchestra
Tech Glee Club
8. R. Meadows
Idaho Technical Institute
Ff. E. McKenzie
F. B. Sanders
Victor Larson
B. J. Bennett
L. F. Molinelli
A. Samelson
C. L. Lewis
J. P. Halliwell
F. Young
E. W. Hall
E. T. Boaden
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