Schedule Adopted For Pacific Coast Conference Games
Spokane announces tentative consensus on basketball officials and rules, plans to use two referees per game after a test with Idaho and Gonzaga, with Oregon schools absent. The adopted schedule lists Gonzaga Whitman Idaho and Montana games across Spokane Moscow Pullman and Walla Walla through late May.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference
Idaho
Gonzaga
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Moscow
W. 38. C
Pullman
Montana
Whitman
Missoula
W.S. C
Ashington State College
Question Box clarifies waivers and base rule penalties
Summary of reader questions on baseball waivers player consent and base touching after fouls. Answers explain that waivers require league-wide consent to move players, and there is no penalty for failing to touch first base after a foul when the pitcher delivers to the batter. Also notes Leonard Gannon knockout records and title bout details.
Parents Fight Two Year Waiver for Young Players
In New York a debate erupts over extending waivers for two to three years, keeping major league clubs tied to players farmed out to minors. Fathers of prospects oppose longer control, arguing youths deserve freedom to join other clubs and secure proper chances.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Tom Jones
Sam Robertson
Buffalo
Thompson
Pittsburg
Robertson
Sthes
Eee
Blackfoot to Play Episcopalians Tonight
Blackfoot high school meets the Episcopalians of the YMCA tonight at 9 in the Y M C A gym. Blackfoot is strong this season and the Episcopalians should provide solid opposition. The holiday game attracts visitors to Pocatello with no admission charged.
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Blackfoot High
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Babe Herman and Louis Kapl an clash in featherweight title bout
New York report of the Madison Square Garden featherweight title fight where Babe Herman defends against Louis Kaplan. Kaplan counters with a late rally, delivering a finish that leaves Herman cautious in the later rounds and Kaplan sealing a dramatic 15th round finale.
Berlenbach to Meet Winner of McTigue Flowers Bout
world light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach agrees to face the winner of the Mike McTigue versus Tiger Flowers 15 round fight in New York. Berlenbach says he will not draw the color line and targets a February 5 title tilt as contract talks close. McTigue previously held the crown after dethroning Battling Siki on St Patrick's Day in Dublin.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Tiger Flowers
Jess McMahon
Madison Square Garden
Berlenbach
McMahon
Ace
McTigue
Flowers
Battling Siki
Dublin
Georges Carpentier
Japs Learning American Game
Dr. R W Webster of Rush Medical College says Japanese players will raise batting averages as they learn baseball in the United States. He arrived with a Chicago University tour group after a playing trip in the Orient.
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Seattle
Decia
R. W. Webster
Rush Medical School of
Chicago
Far East
Webster
University of Chicago
Orient
Idaho Athlete Les Robinson Makes All-State
All-State honors go to Idaho athlete Les Robinson as local press highlights his performance across the season and recognition from coaches and media. Team details and exact school affiliation are not specified in the fragment.
All-State Linemen Named From Idaho Teams
Idaho sports writer Les Robinson lists end tackles guards and backs from Firth Kellogg Nampa and Parma among the top players. He notes Gooding Toone Jensen Hall Garrity and Toone as standout performers with district breakdowns and a strong backfield that would challenge any college coach.
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Gooding
South Idaho
Jensen
Toone
Firth
Hall
Kellogg
Red Grange
Nemie
Garrity
Nampa
Diehl
Filer
New Champ Men Dominate North Idaho Football Selections
The article lists top state players by position, highlighting Christensen Firth Millett Diehl Ricks Villers and Kellogg center Christians as first team. It notes strong second and third teams with players from Lewiston Boise Moscow Parma and Caldwell, based on coach recommendations and game reports.
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Weiser Institute
Atkinson
Filer
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Evans
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Dooley
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Moore
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McEntyre
Idaho Falls
Brenneke
Platt
Cauldwell
Rosebaum
Guarda
Orlandina
Boise
Firth
Kellogg
Nampa
Parma
Poertello
Twin Falls
Caldwell
File
North Idaho
Diek
Kratzburg
Diehl
Barton
Brewington
Villers
D. Ricks
Bulldogs
Idaho
Ricks
Christians
Palmer
Kellogg Flash
Potter
Grange
Davidson
Foteilo
Lrazier
Coeur d'Alenear Lewiston
Brumback
Lyons
Daniels
Thomas
Pocallo
Berg
O'Connor
South Idah
North
South
Life Story of the Bush Leagues Special to the Poca tello Tribune
The piece recalls early minors history in 1902 with notes on leagues like the Eastern League and Pacific Coast League, and profiles players Danny Murphy and Ed Delehanty. It contrasts minor and major league fame and mentions Connie Mack, Freedman, and Philadelphia athletics connections.
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California
United States
Danny Murphy
Norwich
Connie Mack
Danny
New York Giants
Freedman
New York
New York City
Murphy
Dublin
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Athletics
Ed Delehanty
Del
Hornsby
Lajoie
Rene Delehanty
Mr. Foster
American Association
Walker to Train Indoors for Title Fight
Mickey Walker welterweight champion plans indoor conditioning for next month's defense against Scotland's Tommy Milligan. Walker returns home to Rumford N J after packing gear in a Canadian lumber camp. Archie Stark Bethlehem Steel center scored five goals in Harrison N J as his team beat Newark in the American league. Edouard Horemans of Belgium joined Jake Schaefer in challenging Willie Hoppe for the 18 2 balkline title with Hoppe as likely foe.
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Associated Press
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Scotland
Walker
Rumford
N. J
Archie Stark
Bethlehem Steel
Harrison N. J
Newark
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Horemans
Schaefer
Hoppe
Pirates Star Ready to Return for Next Summer
Johnny Rawlins second baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates has nearly fully recovered from a fractured ankle that sidelined him during the World Series. He devotes time to golf and wrote Los Angeles club officials that muscle stiffness has vanished and he expects to play as well as ever next summer.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Rawlins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles
Coyote Football Outlook for 1926 Bright for College of Idaho
College of Idaho in Caldwell reports a bright 1926 football outlook after joining the Northwest Conference. Despite losing several four year players, returning veterans and a steady coach preview an offensive built around Chub Whit with experienced backs and linemen to bolster the Coyotes next season.
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College of Idaho
Caldwell
Coyote
Charles Robinson
Arold “Hap” Logue
Fred Robinson
Josh Lowell
Bud Brown
Bruce Woolf
Milley
Strickling
McCormick
Cornell
Whit
Dave Richardson
Swim
Whit Albertson
Lowell
F. Diceus
George Stovel
Qard
Gitlam
Tenea
Campbell
Canadian universities plan five-team challenge against US Naval Academy
Canadian universities propose sending five athletic teams to face the United States Naval Academy on February 27. Boxers wrestlers fencers gymnasts and swimmers aim to win at least one meet from the middies and end a long defeat streak.
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United States Naval Academy
Local bowlers fall to Idaho Five in Idaho Falls match
A team of local bowlers lost to the Idaho Faille five in a three game series at Columbia alleys Idaho Falls. The scores were listed for the three games with final totals not provided in the fragment.
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Idaho Faille
Columbia Alleys
Idaho Falls
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