First and Second All American Teams Named by AP
The 1925 AP all American selections list First Eleven with ends Oosterbaan Michigan and Tully Dartmouth, guards Diehl Dartmouth and Sturhahn Yale, center McMillan Princeton, quarterback Grange Illinois, halfbacks Wilby Washington and Oberlander Dartmouth, and others. Second Eleven includes Thayer Pennsylvania, Parker Dartmouth, Hess Ohio State, Brown Michigan, Friedman Michigan, Tryon Colgate, Slagle Princeton, and more.
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New York
Associated Press
Cquntry
Benny Oosterbaan
Michigan
Mike Tully
Dartmouth
Teckiss
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Ralph Chase
Pittsburg
Carl Diehl
Herbert Sturhahn
Yale
Ed McMillan
Princeton
Harold
Red' Grange
Illinois
George Wilsby
University of Washington
Andy ‘*Bwede
Oberlander
Ee Eee Nevers
Stanard
Thayer
Pennsylvania
Army
Ends—Shiper
Stanford
Sloan
Drake
Brown
Wagner
Coronda
I ‘Lm
Illnois
Pulaski
Wisconsin
Korn
Swarthmore
O’connell
Boston College
Jess
Kearney
Corell
Henderson
Chisago
Hawkins
Erickson
Washington
Sprague
Taylor
Southern California
Carey
Cornell
Wilour
Harvard
Wissinger
Lentz Nevyi Shively
Iniay
California
Kaer
Kutsch
Towa
March
Ohio State
Carr
Syracuse
Kirkleski
Lafayette
Lane
Portmouth
Rogers
Haggerty
Georgetown
Joesting
Minnesota
Harmon
Kruese
McCarthy
Chicago
Britton
Molenda
Allen
Wycoff
Georgia Tech
Amos
Washington and Jefferson
Gustafson
Plauskhs
Rhodes
Frye
Lowa
Volleyball League Standings Look Bright After Two Weeks
The YMCA inter church volleyball league shows improving outlook with the O S Athletic Club and Bannock Braves among promising teams. After two weeks the standings list Bannock Braves two wins four losses and Pirates one win three losses. Upcoming schedule features Baptist men vs O S L Athletic Club Monday and Methodist vs Bannock Braves Tuesday with several tight matches expected.
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Bannock Braves
Myron Porges
Pirates
Methodist Aption
Sea Ae
A. Cc
Presbyterian
Baptist
Methodists
Banunoek Braves
Braves
Ursday
Garfield Avenue
Prac
Rabbit Rodeo Opens Under Changed Meeting Place
The Bannock Sportsmens association begins its rabbit shoot today with a goal of gathering rabbits for magpie bait. Biologists led by T B Murray report progress in magpie control, and most of the action will occur on the bottoms. Due to the chairman Chas G Sumner being out of town shooters meet at the Chamber of Commerce office at 8 this morning with E J Fjeldsted as captain.
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Bannock Sportsmens Association
T. B. Murray
Chas. G. Sumner
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Fjeldsted
Turkey shoot slated by Pocatello Trap club before Christmas
The Pocatello Trap club plans a live turkey shoot on Sunday December 20 open to new members. Strictly a turkey event no geese or ducks. scoring by club officials and a post season format will determine winners with amateurs allowed the same chances as others.
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Pocatello Trap Club
Bluerock
Turkey
Five Thousand Sign In Idaho Tech Campaign
The Tech club reports passing five thousand signatures in a movement for a four year course at Idaho Tech. Support includes pledges to back the four year program, oppose the state board of education, and back only pro club candidates.
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State Board
Tech
State Board of Education
Elub
Lava Hot Springs
McCammen
Boise
Montpelier
Ciub
Tech Club
Idaho
South
Idaho Techniad
Croens-Roads
Tech Club of
Teeh
Board
Not
Bes
Pacific Coast Conference weighs fate of baseball and college football
A Seattle meeting will discuss discontinuing baseball as a conference sport amid pro interest and costs. The article notes Washington and others weighing postseason limits, official integrity, freshman competition, and policy on players moving to pro football, with E. K. Hall proposing two years after graduation before joining mercenary teams.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Seattle
The
Coast Conference
Washington
Pasadena
Huskies
John W. Wilee
Ohio
Glenn Warner
California
Stanford
E. K. Hall
Hall
Native Son of Idaho Walter Daniels Dies
Walter M. Daniels 44 a Malad native and Idaho pioneer descendant died at 740 South Fourth Avenue Saturday morning. He lived in Pocatello for years and worked in cattle with his father until ill a year ago. Survived by wife Alice and four children William Walter Blanche and Gertrude. Funeral planned likely in Malad with shipment of the body.
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Walter M. Daniels
Idaho
South Fourth Avenue
Walter Daniels
Malad
David Daniels
West
Pocatello
Deccared
Alice
William
Walter
Blanche
Gertrude
Tugre
Berlenbach Defends Title In 15 Round Madison Square Bout
The high heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden ended with Paul Berlenbach of Astoria defending his crown after a 15 round battle with Jack Delaney of Bridgeport. Receipts totaled 144565 dollars with Berlenbach earning about 54156 and Delaney around 18045. Delaney claims outpointing Berlenbach and sought a return match, but promoter Tex Rickard noted Berlenbach was dazed and not disqualified.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
N. Y
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Berlenbach
Delaney
Purac
Tex Rickard
Purdy
Star Announces Move to Professional Football
Stanford University announces Ernie Nevers, captain of the 1925 Stanford football team and a leading Cardinal fullback, has joined the ranks of paid gridiron players. The move marks another transition of a college star toward professional pro football prospects.
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Stanford University
Calif
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Cardinal
Nevers To Lead Jacksonville Venture For Big Pay
Nevers agrees to head a Jacksonville group to back a team with the aim of earning more than 59000. He would receive 25000 flat for five games plus five percent of gate receipts, plus 5000 per game and ten percent of gate receipts if profitable, with a potential contract next season.
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Jacksonville
Pla
Nevers
Stanford Star
Bowling League Formation Discussed In Pocatello
Bowling enthusiasts in Pocatello are invited to a 3 o'clock meeting at the Columbia Alleys to discuss forming a city league. Last winter the City and Commercial leagues drew over a hundred players and the new management promises experienced league organization. A large crowd is expected.
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Pocatello
Columbia al Less
Columbia
Adventurer General Williams Dies at 69 in Lexington
Brigadier General Roger D. Williams a retired army officer and noted adventurer died at his Lexington home at age 69. A Kentucky native, he led the 76th brigade, 38th division in World War I and earlier joined a Black Hills pioneer group. He prospected across the West and served as a correspondent for the San Francisco Chronicle during the Sioux campaigns. He cooked for Custer’s forces during the massacre and commanded a Rio Grande sector in 1916 before joining Pershing’s 1917 Mexican expedition.
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Lexington
Roger D. Williams
Williams
Kentucky
Black Hills
Dakotas
Custer City
High School Basketball Center Spot Stirs Coach Vox
Coach Vox weighs center options for the 192 squad after Stowell’s limited height. Gross shows potential as a six footer but must prove center capability. Stowell likely shifts to forward with Barrett Ox McGetal pairing. Thomas and Garner return as guard threats.
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Vox
Stowell
Fox
Gross
Pax
Rocky Mountain
Barrett Ox MeGtal
Thomas
Garner
Boulder
Cole
Rockne Seeks Clear Path After Columbia Offer
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne says his Columbia agreement depended on Notre Dame release and he was not consulted. Columbia officials withdraw the offer after Rockne clarifies that Notre Dame may block the move. President Walsh says Rockne can stay or leave, contract notwithstanding.
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Notre Dame
Columbia
New York
Columbia University
Keate Rockne
Rockne
South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Matthew Walsh
Father Walsh
Garner relies on MacMillian and Shurtliff for rotation
The coach expresses confidence in MacMillian and Shurtliff to fill in as needed. He notes Isiges with Hall Chandler Evans Currie Ray and Porter as former church team stars who could strengthen the five. Besides district games, tentative schedules include Boise Salt Lake Twin Falls Idaho Falls Ogden and Logan with the opener set December 2 against Lava High School at Lava.
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Garner
MacMillian
Shurtliff
MacMillan
Boise
Salt Lake
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Logan
Lava High School
Lava
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Red’ Grange
McMillan
Travancore
India
Trap Club
Lawrence Ane
Rickard’s
Watson Bros
Bea
Perrins
Blackhead
Daniel Green
Wilson Haroe
Hasse
Bradley
Blazers
Watson
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