Berlenbach Defeats Solomon at Polo Grounds in Nine Rounds
Light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach overwhelmed Panama King Solomon with a left punch and relentless body blows. The referee stopped the nine round bout as Solomon could not defend himself. Solomon weighed 191½ pounds to Berlenbach’s 172. In the same program Joe Delmars drawn with Babe Herman after substitutes for Johnny Dundee weighed in late. Dundee missed weigh in and his illness and financial dispute with promoters were noted. Sid Terris defeated Jack Bernstein in a ten rounder.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
King Solomon
Polo Grounds
Berlenbach
Solomon
Joe Delmars
Johnny Dundee
Babe Herman
San Francisco
Dundee
Boxing Commission
Sid Terris
East Side
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Racing and shows from multiple clubs across the states
A sequence of horse racing meetings including the Metropolitan Jockey Club in Jamaica and Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, Maryland Fair Association at Laurel, Business Men's Racing Association in Chicago, Grand Circuit Trotting at Atlanta, West Virginia Fox Hunters at Buckhannon, and Atlanta Kennel Club dog show.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Wlatonia
Maryland Fair Association
Laurel
Business Men's Racing Assn
Chicago
Atlanta
Fox Hunt
West Virgin‘a Sox Hunters’ Assn
Buckhannon
W. Va
Atlanta Kennel Club
New Manager for League Tailenders
Chicago Oct. 13 AP A million dollars and a new pilot with a pennant scalp dangling at his belt will revamp the Chicago Cubs tail enders in the National League. Joe McCarthy, who guided the Louisville Colonels to the American Association pennant this year, has signed a two year contract at a reported 20000 per year. The money is backing from William Wrigley Jr chief owner of the Cubs. I'll shoot a million to put the Cubs over the top in 1926.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
William Wrigley, Jr
Cubs
Outlook for Big Teams in 1925 Football Season
Major Charles D. Daly notes Pacific coast has Olympic Club beating Stanford and California. Notre Dame remains strong despite graduation of stars. Eastern powerhouses Penn Navy Cornell Holy Cross and Columbia show scoring prowess with Yale and Navy poised for high honors. Princeton Brown and Harvard face tougher challenges as season begins.
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Pocatello Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Pacific Coast
Olympic
Stanford
California
Clyde King
Navy
Goodman
Army
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Penn
Cornell
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Yale E
Yale
William and Mary
Marquette
Jack Owsley
Princeton
Brown
Harvard
Moody Promoter Keeps Busy as Frank Moody Shines
New York reports Frank Moody the light heavy from Wales in 1923 receives many offers as manager Billy Ames schedules battles to push toward a title shot. Moody has a strong record including knockouts of George Cook and Lou Bogash and recent domination of Kid Norfolk, signaling rising prominence in the division.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Frank Moody
Wales
Billy Ames
Frank
Billy
Moody
George Cook
Hart Wills
Roland Tod
Ted Moore
Harry Greb
Lou Bogash
Mike O'Dowd
Mickey Walker
Jack Britton
Bogash
Bulldog Coura
Kid Norfolk
Pirates Pull Real Boner in Washington Series
In a 1925 Washington game the Pirates and Nationals clash over a disputed home run by Oil Smith and Sammy Rice. Rigler’s call sparks debate as Kremer suffers in frigid Sixth inning while Walter Johnson dominates, with Johnson and Harris turning in notable plays on a quiet Capital Saturday.
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Robert T, Small
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
New York Giants
Cos
Freddy Lindstrom
Wis
Muddy Ruel
Bart Ca
Giants
Edgar C. Rice
Oil Smith
Pittsburg Pirates
Edgar Rice
Sam
Harolds
Earls
Hazens
Leons
Rogers
Stanleys
Spencers
Babe
Smith
Sammy Rice
North Pole
National League
Rice-Smith
Pirates
Rigler
Orlean
Rice
National
Kremer
Pirate
Goslin
Pittsburg
Ray Kremer
Johnson
President Coolidge
Walter Johnson
Walter
Wild Goose
Stan Harris
Adams
A. BR
Athlete runs 450 miles for Hindenburg’s 600th anniversary tribute
A runner completed 450 miles in six days to honor von Hindenburg and celebrate Lick sain’s 600th year of liberation. The effort underscores a ceremonial tribute tied to a historic anniversary.
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Terlin
Qet
von Hindenburg
Lick Sain
H'M
Frank Perkins Hikes 70 Miles On 70th Birthday
On his 70th birthday Frank Perkins walked 70 miles in 15 hours. In 20 years he has hiked 20,000 miles and hopes to reach 100,000 miles total.
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Yonkers
N. J
Frank Perkins
Georgia Tech Power in Victory Over Penn State Reveals Strength
Lawrence Perry notes Georgia Tech Dominates Penn State with powerful line and hard driving backs in a New York match. He credits Bill Fincher and William Alexander for the strong Yellowjacket line, cites backfield need for speed, and predicts improvement as corrections are made.
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Lawrence Perry
Potatello Tribune
New York
Penn State
Georgia Tech
Dixie
Tech
Bill Fincher
William Alexander
Yankee Stadium
Don Miller
Wages Rise Across U S in Record 1925 Economic Survey
Washington reports that American wage earners enjoy higher wages and stronger purchasing power than ever, with payrolls at a record high. The Department of Labor says savings reach 9 billion dollars, per capita earnings climb, and unemployment is at a postwar low while workers move toward home ownership and property investment.
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J. C. Royle
The
Pocatello Tribune
Washington
America
Department of Labor
Treasury Department
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Structural Iron
Welcome Home MacMillan Expedition Returns With Zenith Radio
The Arctic MacMillan expedition completes its voyage with Zenith Radio aiding long distance communication. The message underscores Zenith as reliable for Arctic contacts with America Europe and New Zealand and invites readers to equip homes with Zenith for dependable service.
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MacMillan
McDonald
Arctic
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Zenradio
Zenith
Zenith Radio
America
Europe
New Zealand
Eilen M Boyenger Moves Offices to Lewis Ave
Chiropodist and Foot Specialist Eilen M Boyenger relocates to 327 West Lewis Avenue across from the post office with new phone 703 offering foot care services to the community.
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Eilen M. Boyenger
Washington to Play Nebraska
Seattle reporters note the Washington football squad travels to Lincoln to meet the University of Nebraska eleven on Saturday. Coach Enoch Bagshaw, Tubby Graves, trainer Hee Edmundson, and managers Roscoe Torrance and Dicks Stockwell accompany the team.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Huskies
Enoch Bagshaw
Tubby
Graves
Hee Edmundson
Roscoe Torrance
Dicks Stockwell
Results Five Games and Finances Report
Results five games show attendance totals of 25,809 and 196,524 with receipts of 145,675.00 and 811,644.00. Advisory council and players shares listed. each club’s share and daily dry dock costs noted. The piece also mentions ocean liner dry dock costs and Australia’s national stone as black opal.
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Advisory Council
Australia
Citizen's Barber Shop Offer
A local barber shop invites patrons to enjoy a fresh haircut and shave with a clean steam towel service. Boys' haircut priced at 35 cents. Located at 212 North Main.
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Citizen's Barber Shop
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K. Center
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GEM State Auto CO
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Clark Street
Universal Stove Sale
Asked Furniture CO
Wilson Bros
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Harry B. Schreiber
Eugene Keller
Orpheum Theatre
South’ Main
Y. Hop
Ogden
Pocatello
Dr. W.B. Kennedy
Rudman and Gottleberg Jewelry Store
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Pocatello Auto CO
Court House
Pocatello, Idaho
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Pocatello Optical Company
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