Berlenbach Faces Delaney In Madison Square Garden Title Fight
Paul Berlenbach of Astoria N Y lights heavyweight champion tests his defense against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Conn in a Madison Square Garden title bout expected to draw over 20000 fans. The strangest arena in indoor boxing history hosts the clash with ring exits around 10 PM EST.
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Football ranking by index numbers in 1924 season
New York dec 11 ratings of football elevens by index numbers show Michigan as 1 and Ohio State 26 with 150 teams rated. The method groups teams by strength and uses cross scoring. eastern officials consider rules changes to reduce danger amid rising fatalities in football.
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Dickinson
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Washington
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Colgate
Nebraska
Princeton
Pennsylvania
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Tulane
Stanford
Wisconsin
Weacon
Officials’ Vigilance Could Cut Injuries in Games
A veteran referee is criticized for slow whistle timing and lack of alertness. The piece argues stricter officiating would prevent many injuries and enforce player safety.
Colgate captain runs fifty miles in twelve hours
Orin G. Judd of Brooklyn, captain of Colgate university cross country, proved a wager wrong by running from Hamilton to Utica and back. He started at 4 a.m. and completed the 54 mile round trip in 12 hours, showing extraordinary endurance.
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Hamilton
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Orin G. Judd
Brooklyn
Colgate University
Judd
Utica
Damascus Bandits Repelled in Two Invasions
In Beirut on December 11 AP reported that 200 bandits entering Damascus were driven out by police and armed forces with machine guns and artillery, seven killed, and a second group of 20 later routed. The piece also notes a 44 percent rise in union membership for Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America over four years amid building boom and high wages.
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Beirut
Damascus
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers’ International Union of America
Grange Struggles With Injuries Amid Pro Football Turmoil
New York AP report details Red Grange suffering a burst blood vessel and torn ligament during a Bears loss to Pittsburgh all stars in Pittsburgh. He plans to seek medical advice in Detroit, while theatre owners threaten to block his film if escrow funds are not secured.
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Red Grange
Wheaton
Chicago Beare
Pittsburgh All-Stars
Pittsburgh
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Arrow Picture Corporation
Grange
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Providence Steam
Boston
Bears
Andy Gustafson
Pittsburg University
Life Story of the Bush Leagues and Baseball’s Independence
John B. Foster recounts the 1901 minor leagues crisis and their bid for independence from the National and American Leagues. The piece traces power struggles, key figures like Herrmann and Dreyfuss, and the Chicago meeting where minors drafted their own National agreement seeking protection and autonomy.
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National League
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National Board
National Commission
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
George Sisler
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Barney Dreyfus
Delaney Poised for Berlenbach Rematch at Madison Square Garden
The 1925 boxing preview notes Jack Delaney seeks to prove he can beat Paul Berlenbach again after a hospital illness and a layoff. Berlenbach, the light heavyweight king, impressed by defeating Delaney previously and now trains under Dan Hickey. Delaney risks his comeback against the Astoria fighter in Tex Rickard’s venue.
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Paul Berlenbach
Burley
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Tex Rickard
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Delancey
Paul
Astoria
Dan Hickey
Tiger Flowers
Georgia
Darrow to Oppose U.S. Entry to World Court at Princeton
Clarence S. Darrow Chicago lawyer will oppose the United States joining the world court in a debate at Princeton University. Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin will speak for the affirmative. Brookhart had planned to participate but is unable due to a Washington appointment.
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N. J
Clarence S. Darrow
Chicago
United States
World Court
Princeton University
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Darrow
Brookhart
Washington
Dempsey Wills Title Fight Faces Financing Turmoil
Financial storm clouds gather over the heavyweight title bout between champion Jack Dempsey and challenger Harry Wills. South Bend backers delay posting required funds, prompting talk of new promoters and possibly Tex Rickard. A Los Angeles conference with Floyd Fitzsimmons and Ray Cannon aims to resolve financing and venue, with Boyle's Thirty Acres in New Jersey mentioned as a potential site.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
South Bend
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Tex Rickard
Los Angeles
Demsey
Fitzsimmons
Ray Cannon
Milwaukee
L Egal
Boyle
New Jersey
Rickard
New York
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Rob Roy Benton
Phillies to trade Henline Ring for good asset
Philadelphia managers may exchange Henline and Ring for a strong return rather than cash offers. Fletcher says he has a strong current team and wants a better balance for 1926 as seven other clubs aim to topple Pittsburgh.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Philadelphia Nationals
Henline
Ring
Phillies
Fletcher
Pittsburg
Lenglen Wills Tennis Showdown Planned on Riviera
Suzanne Lenglen to meet Helen Wills on the French Riviera next January if Wills reaches Europe as planned. Wills, UC art major, has a six months leave from the university and will travel to France early January with her mother to pursue art studies and play tennis as a sideline.
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Nice
France
Suzanne Lenglen
Helen Wills
French Riviera
Europe
Berkeley
Calif
Helen , Wills
University of California
Havre
White's Cream Vermifuge Advertised for Children
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy for intestinal worms in children. It claims the product kills and expels worms with no harm to health and lists the Watson Drug Co. as the seller with a price of 3.50.
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Watson Drug Co
Questionanswers from The Pocatello Tribune readers
A column cites sport questions answered by special correspondents John B. Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play. Topics include Georgetown Tulane history Greb Tunney in 1925 and McLarnin LaBarba bouts with stated outcomes.
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Lawrence Perry
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Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Transit Fare Table Displays Varying Rates
The document lists fare options including 250-cent fares for $1.50, 12 10 cent fares totaling $1.00, 40 10-cent fares totaling $3.50, and 50 students’ fares priced at $3.25, outlining multiple pricing tiers for riders.
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