Rigid Rules Atop College Coaching Game
New York December 29. The American Football Coaches association declared war on professional football by banning any person with professional play from membership after September 1, 1926. The body also moved to stop all star selections for agents, set coaching and practice limits, and urged coaches to curb proselyting and large paid staffs.
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New York
American Association of Coaches
American Football Coaches Association
Alvin
Bo’’ McMillan
Centre College
Harvard
Alsa
E. K. Hall
Football Rules Committee
Hall
Broadcast price hike forces hotel to halt music
In Los Angeles on December 29, KHJ announced that the American Society of Authors Composers and Publishers raised the annual fee for broadcasting music from 150 to 3000 dollars. The hotel will stop broadcasting from January 1, 1926, as a result of the higher charge. Many western stations already pay fees, but this is the first large increase disclosed locally.
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Los Angeles
American Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers
KHJ
Composers’ Organization
Radio Men
Broadway to Try a Jazz Opera
Rosa Raisa of the Chicago Civic Opera would sing the lead in a new three act jazz opera based on modern American life. Composer W Franke Harling invited by Arthur Hopkins to develop the Broadway project titled A Light from St Agnes.
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Chicago
Rosa Raisa
Chicago Civic Opera Company
W. Franke Harling
St. Agnes
Arthur Hopkins
New York
Reinhart and Schupp Loom Over Cardinals 1926 Pennant Chase
New York reports Reinhart of Syracuse shows high promise for the St. Louis Cardinals, who may join Schupp as leading contenders in next season’s pennant race. Reinhart’s strong record and low earned run average echo Schupp’s success, complemented by left handers Sherdel and other staff, signaling a powerful Cardinals lineup.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Reinhart
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford Schupp
Syracuse
Schupp
Giants
Cardinals
Bill Sherdel
Penelope
St. Louis
Hornsby
Kansas Yale
Trapped by Fire in Mobile Country Club House
James G. Camwell the Mobile golf pro and his wife perished when the Mobile Country Club burned completely in the early morning blaze. The couple were found dead on the third floor after being trapped by the flames. In San Francisco a new Japanese language school costing $100,000 was dedicated.
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Mobile
Ala
James G. Camwell
Tis
Mobile Country Club
Campbells
America
San Francisco
Life Story of the Bush Leagues
Special correspondent recounts pioneers of major league pitching from the bushes. It highlights Christy Mathewson and Barney Johnson as all time greats, traces Mathewson from Taunton to Norfolk to Cincinnati and New York, and notes Walter Johnson's rise from Weiser to prominence with the Washington club.
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Consolidated Press Association
National Association
Barney Johnson
Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Hasher
Taunton
Norfolk
New York
Giants
Aematty
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Amos Rusie
Rusie
Polo Ground
Brush
Mathewson
Horace Fogel
Manaer
Fogel
Walter Johnson
Tacoma
Weiser Idaho
Washington
Griffith
Weiser
Foster
Thema
Question Box for Sports Inquiries From The Pocatello Tribune
Readers inquire about baseball football boxing and other sports through special correspondents John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play. Send questions with self addressed stamped envelopes for a personal reply or await a response in this column.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Baseball rules and player standings Q and A roundup
A compilation of queries and answers on baseball rules and players. Topics include runner running to first base, Red Grange scoring long runs, hardest hitter and best blow, third strike rules, positions and heart, and Mike McTigue’s weight class.
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Cather
Swan hunting ban extends to December 7 1926 under migratory birds treaty
The 10 year closed season on swans in the United States expires December 7 1926 under the US Great Britain Canada treaty provisions. Federal law enforces the treaty and prohibits taking migratory birds except as permitted by presidential regulations. Killing swans remains unlawful until migratory bird treaty act regulations change, with a scientific permit exception only.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
Biological Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Palm Beach Sees Gem Thefts Prompt Space for Faux Jewelry
Thieves active in Palm Beach as social season opens leading residents to stash real jewels in banks. The York Madison couple reported entry and theft of a watch and jewelry. Expect synthetic gems and plated pieces at society events amid heightened security.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach
Horace York
Madison
N. J
Fights Last Night In New York Edouard Mascart Wins
French featherweight Edouard Mascart defeated Charlie Goodman in four rounds on a foul in New York. Joe Glick outpointed Billy Kennedy over 12 rounds in New York. Pitts burgh bantamweight Fall River patch Zme edged young Delaney in ten rounds.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
Charlie Goodman
Joe Glick
Billy Kennedy
New Orleans
Fall River
Patc Zme
Pittsburgh
Young Delaney
Amateur Status Divides Southern Conf and Olympic Club
The Southern Conference ruled that amateur coaches may not accept pro pay, a stance echoed by the Olympic Club of San Francisco. Babe Hollingberry, famed coach of a high-powered line, must choose between amateur duties and professional football. Despite college season ending, Pacific coast gridiron remains active with Grange appearances, and upcoming high profile post season games shape the title chase.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Southern Conference
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Orin E
Babe) Hollingberry
Stanford
California
Pacific Coast
Turkey
Ernie Nevers
Jimson
Leland Stanford
Florida
Hollingsberry
Red Grange
Sunshine
Washington Huskies
Alabama
FfJasadena
Los Angeles A. C
Huskies Ready Take on Alabama in Pasadena Bowl
The 1925 Washington Huskies prepare to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day with a perfect season at stake. Twenty nine players ten coaches trainers and the mascot Frosty travel to the south after two weeks of post season training.
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Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
Crimson Tide
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Husky
Huskies
Bill Wright
Radio Listings From December 20 Aboard Various Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs across many stations including CFAC Calgary KFAP Colorado Springs KOA Denver KFOA Slat ile KRFON Long Beach KGO Oakland KGW Portland KAHJ Los Angeles KPO San Francisco KTHS Springs and more detailing concerts, orchestras, drama, educational segments and late night dance hours with times and show types across the country. The garbled text mentions New Year programming, bagpipes, bedtime stories, a world of musical acts and entertainment across multiple markets.
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Pocatesio
Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
McCormack
CFAC
Calgary
CN Rar
Reuina
Vancouver
KFAP
Colorado Springs
KGW
Portland
KAHJ
Los Angeles
Sandman
Ubts
Lywoonv
KNX
Holly Wood
Moevie Folka
KPO
San Francisco
KTHS
H Springs
Insomnia Club
wHICAGO _ m
Pirate Ship
Wpabcaneae
Hawks
Whet
Wooaw
Omaha
Carpentier and Firpo Near Repeat Battles The Century Rematch Link
Georges Carpentier of France and Louis Angel Firpo of Argentina, both KOed by Jack Dempsey, may meet again within three months. Firpo signed to fight Ermino Spalla in Buenos Aires next March for 35 percent of gate receipts. Carpentier has been offered a Madison Square Garden bout with Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Louis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Ermino Spalla
Buenos Aires
Carpentier
Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Stribling Bride Sees Boxing Prospects At Madison Square Garden
Clara Kinney says Billy Stribling will be champion one day and not “thigh hat” like Dempsey. The Striblings toured college hockey clashes with Jess McMahon in Madison Square Garden as the 19 year old rivals readied for a career with 158 bouts noted and plans to retire if he wins the title.
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New York
Billy Stribling
Clara Kinney
Dempsey
Striblings
Madison Square Garden
Jess McMahon
Brenau College
Georgia
Stribling
Macon
Labaria Beats Labarba In Colorful Madison Square Bout
In New York boxing at Madison Square Garden Fidel Labaria, American flyweight champion, defeats Lew Per ftti in a brisk fight. Labarba overcomes early trouble, rains solid punches as rounds progress, showing aggressive, crowd‑pleasing style and countering Per ftti’s slick defense.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Lew Perfetti
Fidel Labarba
Labatba
Fidel Labaria
Perfett
Labarba
Lew
Fidel
White
Russian poet Yessinin commits suicide in Moscow
New York reports Serge Yessinin, prominent Russian poet and former husband of dancer Isadora Duncan, died by his own hand in Moscow. Born about 1890s, he married Duncan in 1922, faced immigration issues in the United States, and had a history of conflicts with police. Duncan later divorced him under Soviet law. Duncan's past sorrow includes the 1913 Seine river tragedy that claimed her two children and a maid.
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New York
Serge Yeasinin
Moscow
Isadora Duncan
Yeasmin
Miss Duncan
Unite States
Yessinin
Paris
Russia
Seine
Beatrice
Pat- Tick
Cardinal Mercier Undergoes Stomach Surgery in Brussels
Cardinal Mercier, 74, primate of Belgium, underwent an 8:30 am operation for a stomach lesion by Dr. De Emees. Initial word is that the procedure took place without complications and the cardinal is in good condition.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
de Emees
Giant New York Bank Hinted in Merger Talks
Reports say a consortium of New York banks and trust companies may form a massive institution rivaling London finance. Mechanics and Metals Bank, Chase National, and five others are named, with sponsor Dillon, Read & Co. asserting talks have begun. Several banks deny involvement.
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New York
Tie Finance of
London
Wall Street
New York City
Mechanics and Metals Bank
Chase National Bank
Ohn McHugh
The
Mechanics and Metals
Bank
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read & Co
Chatham and Phoenix
National Park
Chemical National
Seaweed Industry Boosts Hebrides Iodine Trade
Across the Hebrides, seaweed collection supports iodine production with local harvests and processing fueling a key regional industry.
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Hebrides Islands
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