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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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J. W. Thomson
Cokeville
Wyo
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