Huskies Hold Faster Record
Pasadena report notes Washington and Alabama pre Rose Bowl 1925 stats. Alabama undefeated in Southern Conference with 270 points in nine games and only one opponent touchdown allowed. Washington totals 461 points in nine games, 39 points against, tied Nebraska 6–6 midseason, and leads high scoring teams despite tougher schedule.
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Alabama
Washington
Alabamans
Huskies
Chamions
Nebraska
Purple Tornado
Northwest
Crimson
Pro Football Fines Three Clubs for Rule Violations
Milwaukee, Pottsville, and the Chicago Cardinals faced the league’s harshest penalties for infractions. Milwaukee was fined 500 dollars and ordered to dissolve the club within ninety days. Chicago Cardinals received a 1000 dollar fine and one year probation for fielding high school players. Pottsville received a 500 dollar fine and suspension equivalent to forfeiture of its franchise for violating territorial and advertising rules. Penalties were imposed by Joseph F. Carr, president of the league.
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National Professional Football Association
Milwaukee
Pottsville
Chi“Scago Cardinals
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
Joseph F. Carr
Association
Tough race in American League 1926 season forecast
Connie Mack predicts a highly competitive 1926 AL race with multiple contenders. He cites the Athletics, Yankees, Washington, St Louis under Sisler, Detroit, and the White Sox under Eddie Collins as likely to challenge, noting strong Red Sox pitching at season end.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Yankees
Washington
St. Louis
Sisler
Detroit
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Red Sox
Geman Defeats Motor Car Shop in Short Line League
The Telegraphers beat Motor Car Shop two games to one at Columbia Alleys Tuesday night in the Short Line league. Carlson of Motor Car Shop posted high single 219 and high series 543 as other scores were recorded in the Columbia alleys tourney.
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Motor Car Shop
Columbia Alleys
Carlson
Wrestling Card Set For Friday Night At Arco Opera House
Ogden Utah wrestler Jack Reed will face Colton Kimball of Berneice Idaho in a best two of three falls match at the Arco Opera House. The Arco Chamber of Commerce hosts the program with state athletic officials in attendance.
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Ogden
Utah
Colton Kimball
Berneice
Idaho
Arco
Arco Opera House
Arco Chamber of Commerce
John HH. Kane
State Athletic Commission
Poratello
Helen Wills Goes On Tour From Berkeley
Miss Trelen Wills, holder of the national feminine tennis title, leaves tomorrow on a tour of Europe. She hopes to meet Suzanne Lenglen in France and will play in a strictly men’s tournament at the Berkeley Tennis club before departing. A magazine accepted one of her drawings for publication, with more sketches likely to appear. She notes tennis and art complement each other.
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Trelen Wills
Berkeley
United States
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Miss Wills
Miss Will
California
Trainer George Lambton Retires From English Turf
London AP reports Honorable George Lambton, longtime trainer for the Earl of Derby since 1893, retires with blue ribbons in hand. He and Derby entries won Derby Oaks St Leger and Eclipse stakes, including the 1924 Derby with Sansevillo, after decades of top finishes and bad weather hurdles. Lambton, fifth son of the late Earl of Durham, began in Queen Victoria's era.
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George Lambton
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Earl of Derby
Sansevillo
Earl of Durham
Queen Victoria
Nigum Jr Wins Derby Stake at Cotton States Trials
Nigum Jr a black and white setter owned by H H McCormick of Washington DC won the Derby stake in the Cotton States field trials at Mannsvale near Jackson Mississippi yesterday. The dog led by making two bevy finds and handling his birds perfectly.
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Plan racing at Coney Island track near Cincinnati
The Exhibitors' and Breeders' Association directory met to tentatively approve a 58 day racing meeting next summer at the Coney Island track near Cincinnati. Dates to be decided at an upcoming session.
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Coney Island
Boxing minds weigh 1926 title hopes and challengers
In a boxing column from December 30 1925 analysis prediction that Jack Dempsey will defend and likely retain the heavyweight title. It notes Paul Berlenbach and Harry Greb as top active champions and outlines potential shifts across weight classes for 1926. The piece also reports on a New York State Athletic Commission ruling requiring Harry Greb to first face Tiger Flowers for a title challenge.
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Paul Berlenbach
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Harry Greb
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Fidel Labarba
Tiger Flowers
New York State Athletic Commission
Flowers
Greb
W. Miller
Sports Question Box Readers Ask About Baseball and Boxing
Readers posed queries on rules plays and players to The Pocatello Tribune correspondents. Questions addressed professional and amateur sports topics with responses in this department.
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Lawrence Perry
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Age limits for ball players and notable game facts
An informal Q and A covers ball players aging without limit, Ad Stone’s temporary retirement due to eye trouble from resin on opponents’ gloves, and Edward O Connor’s 80 yard scoring run for New Hampshire against Tufts from kickoff and from scrimmage, the season’s longest.
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Edward O'Connor
New Hampshire
Tufts
Maryland Track Parimutuel Handle Tops Fifty Four Million
Baltimore December 30 AP report shows the Maryland Racing Commission disclosure of a pari mutuel handle of 54 315 264 dollars. The sum marks an increase of over three million dollars compared with the 1924 figure.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Schalk Named Greatest Catcher From Minors to Majors
John B. Foster argues Billy Schalk stands as the premier catcher to rise from the minor leagues to the majors since the National Association era. He assesses peers Kling Carrigan Killefer Sullivan and Bresnahan, highlights Schalk’s fielding and endurance, recalls a World Series baserunning moment, and notes Schalk’s progression from Taylville to Milwaukee before joining the White Sox.
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Wheat and grain markets ease after sharp advance
Chicago markets opened with declines across wheat corn and oats as foreign markets failed to follow yesterday's surge. Favorable harvest weather in Argentina and Australia plus profit taking pressured prices. December futures slipped to 1.58 1 8, May to 1.83, with broader weak finishes and large corn arrivals weighing on sentiment.
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Argentina
Australia
Livestock market notes from Chicago and Kansas City ports
Hogs 21,000 in Chicago market slow uneven mostly lower. prices for big packers and varied weights fall within 11.00 to 12.50. Cattle 10,000 largely steer runs with moderate activity. veal, cows, bulls and fat beef heifers show mixed gains and declines. Sheep 16,000 with lambs weak to slightly lower. early prices around 16.00 to 16.50 for natives, feeders around 16.75. Kansas City and Omaha reports mirror subdued demand and mixed price moves.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Steansishern Wethers
Omaha
Market Receipts Mixed at Geden Utah Hogs Cattle Listings
Geden Utah receipts show 622 hogs with 151 to market and 471 to local packers, cattle at 474 with loads of food heifers to $5.75 and light feeders at $60 to $66. Mrings include 175 pound hogs at 11.55 and 197 pound butchers at 11.45. Few high grade stock at 5.40 to 6.60 with a 900 pound heifer at 6.20. sheep reported none.
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Geden
Utah
UC S&s Dal
Market closes with mixed electric and energy issues
New York reporting at 2 15 p m quotations show Electric Investors at 704 percent Continental 25s Praire Pipeline at 125 percent Standard of Indiana 6 7 8 Standard of New York 46 7 3 New Bradford 64 Salt Creek Consolidated 9 percent.
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Standard of New York
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Salt Creek Consolidated
Liberty bond market closes with varied government notes
New York traders report Liberty bonds steady to mixed as 3 percent bonds close at 99.13 while various 4s and 4a issues show mixed bids and blanks. Government 4s trade around 102.3 and related securities lift or drift with market levels through late December.
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Liberty Bonda
U. S
US & Governmenet
Minneapolis Flour Prices Rise on Family Patents
Minneapolis reports higher flour prices with family patents at 10.00 and 10.15 a barrel. Shipments total about 370 barrels. Bras 26 ne.
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Minneapolis
Will Suit Filed Over Grove Estate In Cinery Court
A will suit involving property valued between 4 000 and 6 000 000 was filed in cinery court by FP L Seeley of Asheville North Carolina, son in law of Er W Grove president of Paris Medicine company. The case follows Grove though alive.
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Er. W. Grove
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FP. L. Seeley
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Robbery in Desoto: Three Men Face Looming Heist Escape
Three men, two in disguise with blackened faces, held up two emporiums and eight customers in Desoto Missouri near moonlight, escaping with $2,500 cash in a waiting car driven by a fourth accomplice. Authorities describe the late December incident as a bold street robbery.
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Emlowes
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Today’s Potato Market Report From Idaho and U S
Idaho market notes clear weather and steady prices with moderate trading. Carloads and No 1 bushels sold around 3.00 to 3.30 per 100 pounds while state totals reflect December 20 shipments and national bean counts.
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Potatoes Trading Lower As U S Shipments Rise
Chicago December 30 reports a softer potato market with overall U S shipments at 322 cars. Wisconsin Minnesota round whites sold around 3.90 to 4.40, mostly 4.25 dollars, Idaho sacked russets at about 4.00 to 4.40 dollars.
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General stock market closes higher on year-end trading
Broad market advance as general list rises despite high money rates and tax selling limits. Oil merger chatter boosts oils while rails ease. New York Central hits a yearly high and Katy, National Tea, S. S. Kresge lift overall gains on about 1.9 million shares traded.
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Petroleum fuels future of science says Norris in Rochester
Dr James F Norris president of the American Chemical Society says petroleum will be the most valuable national resource due to synthetic products. He cites rubber soaps and fats as future derivatives and notes John D Rockefeller Jr gifts 250000 to promote petroleum research.
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N. Y
James F. Norris
American Chemical Society
Organic Chemistry
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Norris
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Drafting Industry Plan Favored by Legion in California
San Francisco December 30 AP officials of the California department of the American Legion urged California members of Congress to support a bill before the body that would create a drafting industry and extend national emergency power. State Adjutant James K. Fiske acting under Commander Allen P. Bixby instructions informed the congressmen of the state Legion's sentiment.
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California
Department of the American Legion
Con
James K. Fiske
Fegion
Alen P. Bixbey
Stolen Trophies Found After Wide Search
Near East relief officials locate the Simpson Roosevelt Field museum expedition trophies after a long search through Transcaucasia Persia and the Caspian region. The full collection arrives intact and will be shipped to America on the first steamer escorted by expedition member George Cherrie.
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Georgian Republic
Transcaucasia
Persia
Caspian Sea
Near East Relief
Simpson-Roosevelt Field Museum
Central Asia
George Cherrie
Western Senators Laud DC Court Ruling On Oil Permits
Western lawmakers welcomed a DC Supreme Court ruling that the interior department overstepped land grant limits by restricting oil and gas permits. They said the decision would spur development and challenge what they call bureaucratic overreach. Public Lands Committee members plan to push for changes in leasing rules and possible forestry department reforms.
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wheeler
Interior Department
Public Lands Committee
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Congress
Odds
Nevada
Mini Properties
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Ile
Forestry Service
Oddie
Forester Greeley
Edward C. Finney
Finney
Brooks and Hopkins Leave for Los Angeles
Mrs H Brooks and her brother Harry Hopkins have visited their mother Mrs Fanny Hopkins at 505 South Johnson and depart today for their home in Los Angeles.
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Harry Hopkins
Fanny Hopkins
South
Johnson
Los Angeles
Utah Weather Update Bright but Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for a fair night and Thursday with little change in temperatures. No significant precipitation is expected and conditions remain generally calm across the region.
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