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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1925

Page

12

Idaho High School Football Review Names State’s Top Teams

A state review notes Kellogg and Firth shared the Idaho title after a 6 6 tie in Kellogg. The writer ranks the top 12 teams North Idaho Moscow Kellogg Nampa Firth and South Idaho Parma Gooding Coeur d Alene Twin Falls with analysis of strengths and upcoming changes for next year.

Kellogg and Firth South Daho Kellogg Idaho North South Nampa Filer Boise Lewiston Gooding Parma Poestelo Moscow Twin Falls Coeur d'Alene Pocatello Bulldogs Mossow Beccause Coeur d’Alene Twin Fajls Caldwell Shoshone Rupert Idaho Falls Burley Buhl Kell Kelloggs Brown Angels Fetter

Belgium billiards champ to duel Schaefer in January

Edouard Floremans of Belgium, world balk line champion, will meet former champ Jake Schaefer in a 1500 point title match at Orchestra Hall in Chicago on January 4 5 and 6. Schaefer agreed to a new match after Floremans won the title, and the two clashed over the final block amid referee J Herbert Lewis's ruling.

Chicago Edouard Floremans Belgium Jake Schaefer Orchestra Hall Horemans Schaefer Sehaefer J. Herbert Lewis

Witty Remark on Marriage and Restless Wives

A man compares his wife to his teeth, noting he only notices her when she causes him trouble or discomfort.

Edgren Endorses Pro Ambitions for Amateur Athletes

A column criticizes the shift toward professionalism among college athletes while noting a local example. Young Stribling, 20, says he would trade his boxing money for a chance to return to prep school and play college football and basketball, illustrating the tension between profit and amateur ideals.

Virginia University Young Stribling

Modern tendency to turn pro in college sports debated

The piece argues that amateur athletics face a modern push toward professionalism as stars like Red Grange leave college for money. It notes rising pro leagues, mixed ethics, and past cases from Jim Thorpe to Fidel La Barba, contrasting old amateur controls with today’s lucrative reality.

Simon Ptre Red Grange Grange Illinois Willie Cli Ag Pro Ism AAU Cldhes Jim Thorpe Carlisle Stockholm Thorpe Jim Big Munn Nebraska Munn Dempsey Lewis Zbyszko Mid-Western College L. A. Athletic Club United States Fidel la Barba California Christy Mathewson Christy Dave Fultz Tom O'Rourke Chicago Bears New York

Red Grange falls to poet Bertram Shurtleff on gridiron

Special Correspondent reports Red Grange, famed football star, was outplayed by Bertram D. Shurtleff a Providence poet and former Brown roving center. Shurtleff, athletic director at Durfee High School, writes verse about Grange and says there is more than money in sport.

Herbert M. Hofford Portello Tribune Providence R. J Dee H Grange Boston Bertram D. Shurleff Shurtleff Brown University Grange Durfee High School Fall Riv Mass Red

Baseball majors end season talks settle eight player limit

In New York on December 12 1925 the major leagues avoided new farm limits keeping eight players allowed to move without waiver for minor clubs. They granted Landis authority over the world series and set September 26 as the potential finish date. Athletics acquisitions included Wambsgnass from Boston at four thousand with Duffy Lewis moving to Mobile.

Pocatello Tribune New York National Association Landis Athletics Wambsgnass Boston Mobile Duffy Lewis Anes Mobile Wamby

Ewes for Sale by J. W. Thomson in Cokeville Wyoming

Five thousand ewes or any portion offered for sale by J. W. Thomson in Cokeville Wyoming. Contact details not provided.

J. W. Thomson Cokeville Wyo

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