Rockne Stays at Notre Dame amid Columbia Coaching Saga
Indiana native Knute Rockne refuses to join Columbia after signing a tentative contract but cites Notre Dame release as missing. Columbia launches full inquiry into the engagement and press statements as Rockne travels west from New York.
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Rockne
Notre Dame
New York
Knaute Rockne
Neounnee Bey
Indiana
South Bend
Philadelphia
Columbia
University of Notre Dame
James R. Knapp
Columbia Football Committee
Columbia Committee On Athletics
West
Billiards star Hoppe aids Schaefer in return match setup
Willie Hoppe agrees to help his Chicago conqueror Schaefer prepare for a return match against Edouard Horemans of Belgium after Horemans recently beat Schaefer in a challenge. The note also mentions Navy academy plans on eligibility rules and a boxing title challenger emerging from Vicentini versus McGraw. Willie Plarxt won the New York Metropolitan fifteen mile title in 2 4 32.0.
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Associated Press
Willie Hoppe
Dake Schaefer
Chicago
Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Horemans
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
New York
Louis Vicentini
Chile
Phil McGraw
Willie Plarxt
America
New York Metropolitan
Germany stages a comeback under reparations plan
Berlin reports an exhaustive analysis by Senator Parker Gilbert Jr. on Germany’s reparations payments begun in London in 1924. The United States share of the first annuity is about 15,333,000 marks with no demand yet. The plan’s real test arrives in years three and beyond as annual totals reach 2.5 billion marks.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Parker Gilbert, Jr
Aria
United States
Gerny
Gilbert
Bush Leagues Move to Challenge Majors in New York
Special correspondent recalls the 1901 Fifth Avenue meeting where Pat Powers led minor league leaders from Columbus to Toronto and beyond. The assembly aimed to claim the minors' voice against major franchises and spark reform in baseball’s governance.
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Pocatello Tribune
Consolidated Press Association
League of the Bushes
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Twenty-third
Broadway
Pat Powers
Pat
New York Baseball Writers
Chicago
Berlenbach Delaney Rematch Looms After Edge in Point Decision
New York December 14 1925 20000 fans watched Paul Berlenbach beat Jack Delaney on points in a tough 12 round bout Delaney held a early lead but Berlenbach’s late rally with hard body blows and a strong twelfth round provided the margin. The crowd and writers expect a third meeting between the rivals given the dramatic outcome.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Berlenbach
Paul
Delaney
Jack
Astoria
Berley
Baseball Boss Sees Record Attendance in 1926
New York December 14 American League president Ban Johnson forecasts a record breaking 1926 season with tight pennant races. He cites strong fan support in Philadelphia and Washington as key drivers while noting rough play should fade without losing competitive spirit. Johnson praises overall league progress and comments on Boston’s talent shortage.
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New York
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Athletics
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Browns
Ball
Boston
America
Baseball trades reshape rosters at annual meetings
New York dispatch reports Red Sox add Todt at first base and Herrera at second while McCann lands at short and Haney moves to third. Cubs under Joe McCarthy acquire Shannon at short and gain sluggers Beck and Kelly to bolster hitting as market activity continues.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Todt
Red Sox
Herrera
McCann
Portland
Pacific Coast
Haney
Detroit
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Shannon
Louisville
Beck
Kelly
Toronto
Radio Program Schedules Across Multiple Stations Review
A readable OCR list outlines radio program slots for stations CFAC KEFXF RCA KOB State College NM EFDJ KFWB KGO EMTE OAKLAND KTCL Pullman EF4s Lincoln Ww Minneapolis WDAF WHAD and more. It notes concert talks education dance programs orchestras and various musical segments with times and themes for each station.
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CFAC
Calgary
KEFXF
Colorado Springs
RCA
Denver
KOB
State College
N. M
EFDJ
Corvallis
Plano
KFWB
Hollywood
KGO
Osklani
Chilren
EMTE
EPO
San Francisco
Oakland
KTCL
Seattle
Pullman
Lincoln
Minneapolis
WDAF
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Sailsted and Wife Leave Wisconsin
Executive permission to leave Wisconsin has been granted to E. J. Sailsted and his wife Dorothy Anderson, principals in a death hoax case three years ago. Secretary A. W. Bayley of the state board of control said no confirmation yet on Florida travel. The couple, recently married with board approval, are on parole after Sailsted was accused of burning a cottage containing a body and fleeing with Anderson.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
E. J. Sailsted
A. W. Bayley
State Board of Control
Sailsted
Miss Anderson
Voluntary Fund Grows for Italian Debt Payment
The Stefani News Agency reports voluntary subscriptions to pay the Italian debt to the United States have surpassed 4 050 000 dollars. A Rome dispatch notes the fascist militia contributed about 80 000 dollars to the campaign to raise funds for the debt installment to the United States.
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Rome
Des
Stefani
United States
Rome Dispatch
USC Football Captain Chosen For 1929 Season
Los Angeles Dec 14 AP New ell Jeff Kravath center on the University of Southern California football team was elected captain for the 1929 season at a meeting of his teammates Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Newell
Jeff
Kravath
University of Southern California
Question answers row about Kramer Pittsburg and Gotch Hackenschmidt
The Giants had Kramer in Marlin Texas for spring training where he fell ill and returned home. Frank Gotch beat George Hackenschmidt twice, both as wins. both matches were not stated as championship bouts. The ten year free agent rule in baseball states that a player with ten years in the majors and the owner club’s consent is required for free agency.
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Kramer
Pittsburg
Champions
Giants
Marlin
Texas
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Trap shooter R A King sets world mark in Denver
Denver trap shooting officials announced that R A King of Wichita Falls Texas set a world mark by hitting 9870 of 1000 registered targets here yesterday He achieved 49 of 50 in the final round Five years earlier he had a notable match against Fred Dtchen of Coffeyville Kansas.
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Denver
R. A King
Wichita Falls
Texas
King
Fred Dtchen
Coffey
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Red) Grange
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