Boxing season ends after charity shows in New York
Outlined is the closing of the outdoor boxing season in New York with charity bouts drawing substantial gates. Tex Rickard led the milk fund card earning 172,655 for the Berlenbach McTigue clash while Tunney Gibbons attracted 160,000 and the Italian hospital fund event set a record with 360,000 in gate.
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Tex Rickard
Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Tex
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Dave Shade
Mickey Walker
Charley Rosenburg
Eddie Sea
Western heavyweight Bud eyed as Dempsey title hopeful
Syd Gorman, a western heavyweight, rises as a likely new face in the Dempsey title picture. In limited action he has held his own against top heavyweights, defeating or drawing with Bob Fitzsimmons, Bob Roper, Homer Smith and Billy Shade, while Jack Dempsey foe Demare fell to Bud twice. Ernie Owens, the coast heavyweight backed by Jack Kearns, did not fare as well against Bud.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Syd Gorman
Jack Dempsey
Bud
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob Roper
Homer Smith
Billy Shade
Jack Demare
Ernie Owens
Jack Kearns
Metropolitan and regional racing meetings listed today
Racing events include Metropolitan Jockey Club at Jamaica and Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia. Also Maryland Fair Association at Laurel and Business Men's Racing Association at Chicago. Trotting grand circuit at Lexington. Pittsburg-Washington World Series in Pittsburg. Mineola air races begin. English women’s open at Westward Ho. Harry Mason faces Johnny Brown in London in a 20 round bout.
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Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Maryland Fair Association
Laurel
Business Men’s Racing Association
Chicago
Lexington
Pittsburg
Washington
Mathewson Dies After Long Tuberculosis Battle
Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher and World War II era hero, died in his mountain camp at Saranac Lake after a five year struggle with tuberculosis and pneumonia linked to gas exposure in France. Funeral plans were announced for Lewistown, Pa. as tributes poured in from baseball legends and officials in Pittsburg.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Chemical Warfare Service
France
American Legion
Omaha
Walter Johnson
Mathewson
Cincinnati Rede
New York Giants
Sarange Lake
Boston Braves
Ifo
Braves
Christy Mathewson, Jr
Lewintown
Matty
Park Avenue
Lewistown
Pittsburg
Mitan
Washington
Johnson
the Athletics
Giants
Bengues
Landis
Heydler
Ban Johnson
John McGraw
Giant
Art Fletcher
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Bill Killifer
Hughey Jennings
Hans Wagner
Fred Clarke
Babe Adams
Big Six
Manger
Boston Nationals
Haseball
Coveleskie
Adams
Coombs
Mordecai Brown
Geoe Mullen
Eddie Plank
Rube Marquard
Joe Bush
Red Sox
Fred Snodgrass
Boston
Glenn Warner and Pitt alumni seek offset at Palo Alto
The piece follows Glenn Warner Andy Eine and Tiny Thornhill in Palo Alto praising the sunny climate and old Pitt ties while noting a recent defeat to the Olympic Club. Warner warns against overconfidence and stresses the need for a rebuilt line and strengthened backfield ahead of November games at Stanford.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Glenn Warner
Andy Eine
Tiny Thornhill
San Francisco
Frisco
Glenn
Olympic
Santa Clara
Adam Wa Onpiek
Warner
Rerchoogy
Oleh
Han
Stanford Ee
Cevel
Freight movement signals busy three months for car makers
Detroit reports Pere Marquette freight up 34 percent outbound and 14 percent inbound in late September from 1924 levels, signaling strong activity for automobile manufacturers. Portland bank clearings set a September record at 177 million, exports from Portland totaling 6.68 million with a 2 million rise, and local post office business up eight percent this year.
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Detroit
Pere Marquette Road
Portland
Ore
Changes in Football Rules Make Game Fairer to Teams
University of Missouri athletics director Chester L. Brewer credits 1925 rule updates with making football fairer for offenses and defenses. He notes altered kickoff and penalty rules curb advantages for the kicking team, while urging clearer spectator information and continued public interest in the game. He cites Missouri Valley Conference teams and Nebraska's win as evidence of growing strength across regions.
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Chester L. Brewer
University of Missouri
The
Pocatello Tribune
Columbia
Nebraska
Illinois
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Singleton
Peters
Bowers
Ramsey
Daly
Santee Rhe
Vernon
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Los Angeles
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Illard
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the Donicht & McDonald Co
Western Loan and Building CO
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Okamura Garden
Cman
ROTAN
Pocatello Real Estate
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Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Phow
Feder
Tne
Enittex
Watson Bros
Tade
Tribune
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