Ty Cobb Aims for 1926 Start With Detroit Optimism
Ty Cobb declares a push to build a championship Detroit team for 1926 and will trade for better infield or pitching. He expects to play 100 games in 1926 if needed, notes strong bats on the roster, and predicts Pittsburgh will again challenge Detroit. He recalls the 1909 clash and hopes for a bigger western World Series crowd.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
Babe Adams
Percy Evans Stars in Pocatello Malad Clash
Percy Evans, star end of the Pocatello Warriors, starred in a strong game during the Pocatello Malad contest last Friday. Evans is a reliable pass receiver and hard hitter and will help the team against the Preston eleven next Friday.
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Malad
West to claim 1926 American League pennant says coach
A veteran coach predicts the American League title will move west in 1926 as Chicago St. Louis and Cleveland push strong campaigns. He notes Washington’s decline and says the east must wait for the pennant return while the west eyes the world series.
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Washington
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Veach
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Amsterdam to Build 1928 Olympic Stadium With Rowing Course
Private munificence advances the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic site plans. A new stadium on the outskirts will cover about thirty five acres and include a one and a quarter mile rowing course. Parking for about three thousand five hundred cars will be provided inside the grounds.
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Amsterdam
British bantam champ Johnny Brown stops Mick Hill in British title defense
London reports Johnny Brown retained the bantamweight title by knocking out Mick Hill of Toohing in the twelfth round at the Sporting Club. Other boxing notes include Bobby Garcia of Baltimore winning a ten round decision over Danny Kramer in Philadelphia. Tiger Plow and Chuck Wiggins were set for a ten round middleweight bout in Indianapolis with a date of October 27 at East Chicago.
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Baltimore
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Chicago
Tiger Plow
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
East Chicago
One-Eyed Connolly Discovers Football At Notre Dame Game
New York boxing gate crusher Connolly attended the Notre Dame Army clash after being given a ticket. He proclaimed football the greatest sport and praised the rough action he saw, comparing it unfavorably to boxing and noting the on-field injuries he witnessed.
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Pogatello Tribune
New York
Connolly
Notre Dame Army
Ike Dorgan
Eighth Avenue
Dowd runs wrong way for longest intercollegiate TD
Sport notes recount Dowd of Lehigh zigzagging from near his own goal line to score a touchdown by circling the goal posts and returning through 11 opponents. Also mentions Peckinpaugh’s World Series tax bite and other baseball notes.
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Associated Press
Intersection Games Benefit Western Teams
Mountain district football squads excel at high altitude competitions while teams from other regions struggle with the thin air. Lawrence Perry notes western teams thrive in this challenging environment.
Football Growth In Rocky Mountain Conference
Denver University builds a 31000 seat amphitheater while Boulder State University plans a 26000 capacity stadium. The piece notes altitude effects on games, praises Denver’s coach Fred Dawson and compares programs at Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado A&M. It discusses high school coaching gaps and prospects for December games to boost the region’s football prestige.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Pacific Coast
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Ike Armstrong
Drake
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Harry Hughes
Oklahoma
Army line leads 1925 victory over Notre Dame in revival
In Cambridge analysis praises Army line play and coaching as central to a 4 touchdown victory over Notre Dame. The piece highlights the coaches’ devotion and the shift in the Army Notre Dame series toward dominant Army performances this year.
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Pocatello Tribune
Cambridge
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Hewitt Harding
Buell
Army
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Removal Notice for Dr C P Groom Office Move
Dr C P Groom relocates from Sonnenkalb building to grooms over Temple Tharmacr. Contact phone 936 631 for details about the move and new office site.
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Tharmacr
Notre Dame Crosses Army In Scrimmage Sees Promising Line
The Notre Dame eleven, facing a powerful Army squad, showed a developing line and backfield as Rockne builds for future games. Defensive stalls, a late two touchdown swing by Army, and lessons in discipline marked the contest with hopes for quicker charges and improved play as the season advances.
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New York
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Rockne
Army
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Harding
Prichard
Warren Beaten by Cervantes in Portland Bout
Salt Lake City boxing recap reports Noce Cervantes of Denver defeating Cracker Warren of Portland in a ten round KO. Cervantes showed the edge for most of the bout in a scheduled 12 round lightweight match yesterday evening.
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Salt Lake City
Noce Cervantes
Denver
Cracker Warren
Portland
Oregon
Colorado
Baseball stars head to New Brunswick moose hunt
Babe Ruth Eddie Collins Joe Bush Bob Shawker Muddy Ruel Benny Bengough and George Cairns depart Perth to the Tobique river region in northwest New Brunswick for a moose hunting trip with a friend of Collins.
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Eddie Collins
Joe Bush
Bob Shawker
Muddy
Ruel
Benny Bengough
George Cairns
Tobique River
New Brunswick
Lord Murchison Transfers to Illinois A. C. Chicago
New York reports star sprinter Lord Murchison plans to join the Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago after applying to the Metropolitan A. A. U. for a registration transfer. He has competed for Newark A. C. for three years and will reside in Chicago.
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Reds
New York
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Kelly
Munsel
Snyder
Chicago
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Newark A. C
Racing and golf meet across three states today
Empire Racing Assn holds a meeting at Yankes. Maryland Fairs assoc stages events at Laurel. Businessmen's Racing Association meet in Chicago. Northern California women's championship golf crowns action in San Francisco.
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Laurel
Chicago
Northern California
San Francisco
Double Pass Yields 18 Yard Return Boosts Kickoff
The article notes Rockne's belief in kickoff returns with a double pass producing 18 yards. It mentions Pence, Trapnell, Buell as vnds and suggests using Tribune Classifieds for quick returns with a want ad.
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Trapnell
Buell
Vnds
Rockne
Tribune
Teams Prepare For Volleyball Tourney
Teams prepare for the season opening interclass volleyball tournament at the Y M C A with 5 to 6 15 and 6 to 7 15 classes facing off The regulars and the new group test lineups while others schedule first matches and basketball practice fills the evening Tribune note on local sports and requests for rags.
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