Kaplan Easily Holds Featherweight Title at Madison Square Garden
Kaplan successfully defends his featherweight title in a 15 round decision over Babe Herman before 14 000 spectators in New York. The champion lands the more aggressive attacks, while Herman rallies in spots but falls short, with Kaplan winning eleven rounds to Herman’s two and two even. Weights announced Kaplan 125 Herman 125 1/2.
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Lon
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Kaplan
Babe Herman
Madison Square Garden
Waterbury
Conn
Meriden, Conn
Herma
Herman
Jackie Snyder
Jimmy Sakamoto
Japan
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
Nick Quagerelli
Johnny Filucci
Notre Bend and Wisconsin Hoops Scores Across Cities
Notre Bend 17 over Town 15 at South Bend. Wisconsin Mad is 42 to 26 over Marquette at Madison. Lincoln hosts South Dakota 20 to 19 as Nebraska edges out.
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South Bend
Notre Bend
Town
Madison
Wisconsin
Marquette
Lincoln
University of South Dakota
University of Nebraska
Sports Q&A column from The Pocatello Tribune readers
Readers ask about baseball revenue sharing boxing Olympic champions Man o War record and early prizefights. Answers identify no pooling, two US boxing golds Fidel La Barba and Jackie Fields, Man o War undefeated except one upset, and first American prize fight in 1816 Jacob Myer and Tom Beasley.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
U. S
Fidel la Barba
Jackie Fields
America
Jacob Myer
Tom Beasley
Hi Jenks show canceled after sorority raids
Midnight raids on sorority houses in Missoula aimed at stealing women’s apparel for ballet scenes in the Hi Jenks show prompted the dean’s council to cancel the UM event. Sororities retaliated by raiding fraternity houses in response.
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Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Local Y M C A Swimmer Sets 210 Yard Record
Walter Laufer of Cincinnati set a world best for 210 yards stroke at the YMCA meet in Cincinnati, clocking two minutes four and one fifth seconds, eclipsing the former mark of two minutes four and three fifths seconds by Johnny Weissmuller.
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Cincinnati
Walter Laufer
Ore En
Johnny Weismuller
Wash State College Defeats Monarchs by Narrow Margin
Washington State College edged its opponent by a tight margin in a credited 2B matchup. Team and score details are limited in the fragment, but the result indicates a close win for the Washington State program.
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Eis
Wash State College
National Amateur Meet Highlights and Coaching Shifts
The A A U lauds the senior indoor track and field championships in Louisville as a success and notes a record breaking year across track field and swimming. It lists national meets in various cities and mentions Captain John W McEwan resigning from the army and likely naming civilian assistants with a five year 15000 dollar annual salary.
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Louisville
Louisville Amateur Athletic Federation
Indiana Kentucky Association
Agnes Geraghty
Willie Ritola Jed
San Francisco
United States
New York City
Pasadena
Brooklyn
Stillwater
Ohla
Kansas City
Seattle
Cleveland
Atlantic City
John W. McEwan
University of Oregon
Army
McEwan
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Issues Statement
Rockne, longtime Notre Dame football coach, vows to stay with the school after negotiations with Columbia and Nebraska relations are clarified. He expresses deep regret for causing embarrassment and pledges loyalty to Notre Dame pending a perfect understanding with authorities.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Rockne
James R. Knapp
Columbia University
Columbia
Notre
Nebraska
University of Notre Dame
Controversy Over 1925 AL Pitcher Honors Possibly Revising Standards
Baseball writer John B. Foster argues the 1925 American League pitching honors miscount due to Pennock’s mistaken ranking and Coveleski’s true dominance. He urges revisions to rating methods, including complete games and innings-based calculations, highlighting Coveleski’s 32 games pitched and 15 complete.
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John B. Foster
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pennock
Yankees
Faet
Coveleski
Washington
Rommell
Athletics
Ehmke
Boston Americans
Rommel
Cleveland
What Price Glory At Auditorium Draws Reservations
Theater manager Theo Game reports strong pre sales for What Price Glory to be produced by the Legion next month at the Auditorium. A Montpelier Idaho reader, PRP Cruikshank, sends a $10 check and requests center seats for January 12 1926, indicating plans for a long trip to see the production.
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Legion
Theo
PRP
L. Cruikshank
Montpelier
Idaho
Douglas McLean stars in Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Orpheum
For the last time tonight Douglas McLean headlines Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Orpheum. The bill also features Harry Langdon's White Wing's Bride and Pathe News, with Gloria Swanson to be featured in Stage Struck tomorrow.
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Orpheum
Douglas McLean
Baldpate
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
Gloria Swanson
Tom Mix Stars In The Lucky Horseshoe At The Strand
Tom Mix headlines the Strand for the last times tonight in The Lucky Horseshoe with Munn Lewis wrestling in slow and fast motion and a new sport review. Tomorrow Richard Dix appears in Womanhandled as the new bill replaces tonight's program.
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Tom MIX
Strand
Richard Dix
Jones and Hagen Set for 72 Hole Duel Early Next Year
New York reports a marquee matchup between Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, in two 72 hole matches, one at Hagen home course and the other at Sarasota. The piece contrasts Jones’s match play prowess with Hagen’s British Open and American pro titles, noting expectations Jones may lead off straight drives and refined greens.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Sarasota
Jones
Columbia
Bobby
Walter
Gene Sarazen
Aie
Sir Walter
Life Story of the Bush Leagues Xti Troubles of the First Year
Special correspondent recounts early National Association history. Five players bought by a major league club lift minor leagues’ spirits amid piracy fears. Taunton joining efforts, protection debates, and a notable arbitration case with Umpire Betts. Leadership changes, territory disputes, and a pivotal Northwest district resolution shape the evolving minor leagues.
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XTI
John Bk. Foster
Pocatello Tibune
Consolidated Press Association
National Association
Pirates
Taunton
Mass
George Markley
National Board of Arbitration
Corsicana
Betts
M. H. Sexton
Thomas J. Hi
Charley Frank
Lucas
Northwest
American League
National League
Rickard Denies Involvement In Boxing Combine
New York dispatch reports Rickard denied reports he acquired an interest in the Monitol boxing firm of Paris. He said his boxing interests in America require all his time and he has not considered expanding to foreign territory. Paris dispatch also linked him to Jefferson Dickson of Jackson Mississippi as a partner of Antoine Boyer at Manitou.
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New York
Paris
Tex Rickard
Monitot
Pugilistic Organization
Rickard
America
Richard
Jefferson Dickson
Jackson, Mins
Antoine Boyer
Manitot
Ystello Tribune
Pidel Labar
Genaro
New York Boxing Cor
Sabara
Comision
Joe Lazarus
Tex Riard
Labara
Lazaruge
Thoug Rickard
Elky Clark
Ernie Jarvis
England
Tumbleweeds at the Capitol theater Sunday
Bill Hart stars in a midwestern epic about the Cherokee land strip settlement between Kansas and Oklahoma. Barbara Bedford leads the cast with Barbara Bedford and C Gardner Sullivan credited as key contributors. King Baggot directs the Western romance filled with thrills, riding, shooting and humor.
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the Capitol
Bill Hart
Barbara Bedford
C. Gardner Sullivan
Sullivan
King Baggot
Capitol Theatre
Cherokee Land Strip
Kansas
Oklahoma
San Diego Filipino Lightweight Wins On Foul
Sam my Sandos of San Diego won on a foul from Billy De foe of New York in the ninth round of a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout in San Diego last night.
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San Diego
Calif
Sammy Sandos
Billy Defoe
New York
Tacoma Theatre Sold in Tacoma Washington
The historic Tacoma theatre building completed in 1888 from plans by New York architect Stanford White was sold yesterday for 450000. The venue hosted many celebrities including presidents Harrigan Roosevelt and Taft who have traversed its stage.
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Tacoma
Wash
Stanford White
New York
Madison Square Garden
Harry K. Thar
Harrigan
Roosevelt
Taft
Nunez Decisioned Smith in Legion Card Main Event
Danny Nunez won a second decision over Midget Smith of Salt Lake City in the main event at the Legion card in Sacramento California last night.
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Calif
Danny Nunez
Midget Smith
Salt Lake City
Legion
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