Pacific Coast grid schedule announced for intercollegiate conference
Seattle officials disclose the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference football schedule. Montana opens October 2 versus Oregon Agricultural. Idaho visits Missoula October 9. Washington State to Pullman October 16. USC in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving. Stanford hosts Oregon and USC in late October and November. Idaho vs Angle October 16 in Seattle and USC November 30 in Los Angeles.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Montana
Oregon Agricultural College
Missoula
University of Idaho
Washington State College
Pullman
Gonzaga College
Bookene
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Stanford University
University of Oregon
Eugene
University of Washington
Palo Alto
University of California
Berkeley
University of Angle
Oregon Aggies
Corvallis
Washington State
Moscow
University of Southern
Rocky Kansas Now World Lightweight Champion Steps Into Title Fame
New York reports Rocky Kansas has won the world lightweight crown after years of hard struggle. Mandell Terris Vicentini and Solly Seeman eye potential title shots. Dempsey Wills bout talk continues. Eddie Mack stops Henry Ford in Denver. Frank Paluso defeats Jerry Lea in Portland.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Rocky Kansas
Mandell
Terris
Vicentini
Solly Seeman
Buffalo
Rocky
Kansas
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Johnny
Benny Leonard
Benny
Luis Vicentini
Berlenbach Retains Title In 15 Round MSG Show
Paul Berlenbach defended his world light heavyweight crown with a narrow decision over Jack Delaney before 23 000 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The bout featured multiple knockdowns and a ferocious back and forth that kept the arena packed as Delaney and Berlenbach traded power punches round after round.
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New
Madison Square Garden
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Berlenbach
Delaney
Old Garden
Harold Mays
Bayonne
N. J
Andy Palmer
Philadelphia
Pat McCarthy
Boston
A. Rely
George Cook
King Solomon
Panama
Cook
Selomon
Bridgeport
Conn
New Madison Square Garden
Herlenbach
Baseball Action Extends Ban Johnson Term to 1985
New York December 12 The American league extended President Ban Johnsons contract to 1985 and raised his salary to 40000 a year. National league magnates reacted with confusion and some balked at the move, fearing Lan dis reelection could threaten Johnsons leadership amid last years rebuke. The discussion recalls last years meeting of the London league in Chicago.
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Washington
Navin
Detroit
Barnhard
Cleveland
American League
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Advisory Council of Baseball
Judge Landis
National League
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Ban Johnson
Nationals
Chicago
Clever Senecio to Meet Jimmy Dunning in National Hall Card
Manila flyweight Clever Senecio will box San Francisco’s Jimmy Dunning in a ten round main event at the National hall next Wednesday night. The San Francisco card is headlined by this bout and marks a rare cross coast meeting between the two fighters.
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Senecio
Manila
Jimmy Dunning
National Hall
The Hero's Revenge Drama Across Years in Knoxville
Waite Phillips' bookkeeper marries J B Elliott's daughter in Knoxville Iowa. Disapproval drives the groom to Oklahoma where he makes 40 million dollars in oil. Eighteen years later the son-in-law returns and saves the banker father-in-law's bank with his millions.
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Iowa
Waite Phillips
J. B. Elliott
Bride
Oklahoma
Father In Law
Life story of the bush leagues shaping baseball history
In Chicago a pivotal meeting forged the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues into a three party structure with minors, major leagues, and new protections for players. The piece recalls membership fees, salary caps, and the rise of independence as bush leagues gain power and respect within baseball.
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John B. Foster
Pocatello Tribune
Chicago
Bushers
Scott
United States
National Association
Pat Powers
New York
Farrell
National Board of Arbitration
Hickey
Boxing Results From Across Cities In One Night
Fights last night featured Bobby O'Shea KOing Mickey Durane in 8 rounds in St. Paul while Jack Sharkey won over Jim Maloney in Boston. Jimmy Slattery scored a technical knockout over Patsy Motto in Syracuse, and Jack Lynch stopped Hank Gatton in Phoenix in nine rounds. Eddie Mack won a technical knockout over Henry Ford in Denver, Red Chapman beat Don Long in Boston, and Al Van Ryan defeated Jackie Conway in St. Paul. BearCat Wright knocked out Farmer Edge in Omaha, Sammy Leonard defeated Billy Shauers in St. Paul, and Ernie Fleigle drew Benny Ray in Minneapolis. Pat Metlarthy beat Max Rely in New York, George Cook defeated King Solomon in Panama, Pat Moore beat Harold Smith in Memphis, among others.
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Eddie Mack
Henry Ford
Boston
Red Chapman
Don
Long
Colorado Springs
St. Paul
al van Ryan
Jackie Conway
Minneapolis
Bearcat Wright
Farmer Edge
Sammy Leonard
Minnelis
Billy Shauers
Ernie Fleigle
Benny Ray
New York
Pat Metlarthy
Max Rely
Peru
Arry Mays
Onne
N. J
Andy Palmer
Philadephia
George Cook
Australia
King Solomon
Panama
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Johns
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Tout
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Mickey Durane
Jack Sharkey
Jim Maloney
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Jimmy Slattery
Patsy Motto
Albany
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Jack Lynch
Preeecott
Hank Gatton
Harry Soo
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