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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

Page

8

Evolution of football backs over giants of old era

A historical look at how modern backfield play shifted from beefy line men to swift backs, noting giants like Heffelfinger and Hickok as archetypes. Describes old rules, rough tactics, and contrasts with era of speed, brain power, and lighter linemen, ending with Notre Dame coach Rockne’s view on needed skills.

Euiee of Font Galicia Heffelfinger Hickok Barnum’s Circus Delamaret Siginz Yale Heffeler Heff Wee John RB. DeWitt Princeton DeWitt Jack Munroe Jeffries Munroe California Ed Glass Red Grange Speanaels Rockne Notre Dame

Cathedral High Players Donate Blood to Save Boy

Five Cathedral high school football players from Duluth volunteered to donate blood for Raymond Maxim, a ten year old boy seriously ill in a local hospital. Brothers William assisted, stressing that life outweighs today’s game as the team awaited summons. The volunteers were Robert Lannan, John Magnivid Ball, William O Rourke, and Richard Walsh, ages 14 to 18.

Duluth Minn Cathedral High Mia Emma Maxim William Cathedral School Raymond Cen Robert Lannan John Magnl

Italian aviator departs Kagoshima for Anglian flight

The Italian aviator Commander Pinede, who arrived in Kagoshima yesterday from Tokyo, left at 7:16 in the morning on a flight toward Anglia.

Kagosh Japan Eesco de Pinede Tokyo Tenby Ae Merning Angbai

Question Box: Baseball and boxing rulings in Pocatello Tribune

A reader asks if a fair ball hitting home plate stays fair and if the umpire behind the catcher can overrule the other umpire. The answer states home plate being entirely in fair ground makes the ball fair when it hits the plate. Another reader asks how to pace boxing stamina, with advice that overtraining or learning to gauge strength will help.

John B. Foster Lawrence Perry Pocatello Tribune World Building New York Home Plate Pocey

University of Idaho reports religious affiliation among students

About four fifths of the current 1786 registered students at the University of Idaho belong to or favor a religious denomination. The census lists Methodist 242 members 135 preference Presbyterian 162 Catholic 144 Baptist 58 Christian 83 Lutheran 2 Episcopal 152 Latter Day Saints 72 Christian Science 14 Congregational 54. Around 310 students have no church membership or preference.

University of Idaho Methodist Presbyterian Baptist Christian Lutheran Epncopal Latter Day Saints Christian Science Congregational American Academy of Design Idaho U. 8. C Idaho Varancy of Idaho Reserve Officers

Coast League games canceled by heavy rain

Pacific Coast League doubleheader between Portland and Seattle postponed in Beattle Washington as rain ends the series ahead of tomorrow. Sacramento and Lake Tahoe area reports indicate continued weather disruptions in the region with additional contests uncertain.

Grandstand Collapse at Washington and Jefferson Game

The east end of the wooden grand stand at the Washington and Jefferson football grounds collapsed this afternoon during the W and J Carnegie game. About 100 spectators were buried in debris with initial reports of several broken legs and arms.

Washington Washington and Jefferson Football Grounds W. & J.carnegie

Red Grange electrifies Iowa Illinois game with 80-yard kickoff return

Red Grange electrified the crowd at the Iowa Illinois game by taking the opening kickoff 80 yards through the Iowa defense for a touchdown. He then converted the extra point.

Town City Red Grange Iowa

Tigers edge Aggie Frosh 7-0 on late touchdown drive

In the final period, Sell the Tigers quarterback carried the attack from midfield and scored the go ahead touchdown while adding the extra point. The Tigers dominated late, with Sell directing plays and the backfield gaining solid yardage as passes faltered.

Sell Tigers Black Orburton Wade Tech Johnson K. Jackson Hodson Sel Cowan Hoisea

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