Red and Blue face Idaho Falls in pivotal Friday clash
Friday's game at Overland Park pits the Red and Blue against Idaho Falls with district title implications. Firth and Pocatello losses elsewhere could crown the district champion, while Idaho Falls relies on Schmidt and Nelson to counter the Red and Blue attack.
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Overland Park
Idaho Falls
Deentello
Tigers
Firth
Red and Blue Warriors
Firth Farmers
Owerver
Bove
Pocatello
Ted Jensen
Idaho Falls Tigers
Schmidt
Vohl
McIntyre
Nelson
Marley
Tiger
Blackfoot
Fox
Garner
Thora
Thomas
Gross
Barlow
Grosa
Barrett
Stowell
McGreal
Currie
Saxton
Davidson
Brenneke
Winchell
Evans
Chandler
Poentello
Eame
Ritola seeks Nurmi marks indoors and more races
Ten mile champion Willie Ritola plans to chase Nurmi’s Two miles and up as indoor competitions loom. The story mentions the Haskell Indians football plans from Lawrence Kansas and large demand for seats in a Pennsylvania Illinois matchup and notes baseball writers opposing star endorsements in World Series coverage.
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Associated Prows
Willie Ritola
New York
Ao Nurmi
Ritola
Nurmi
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Kan
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Chicago
Newersey Boxing Commission
Floyd Johnson
Johnson
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Chicago News of Western
Grange
Tilixcin Ait
Pate and
Hareldeens
Tme
Harold
Michigan Halfback Friedman Runs Ninety Yards for Touchdown
Bennie Friedman of Michigan, billed as a rival to Red Grange for midwest grid honors, demonstrated his speed by returning a kickoff ninety yards for a score against Wisconsin last Saturday.
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Bennie Friedman
University of Michigan
Red’’ Grange
Middle West
Wisconsin
Badger
Ernie Nevers Star of the Pacific Coast
College coach Andrew L Smith declares Stanford fullback Ernie Nevers the coast’s best player this year. The big blond, over 200 pounds, dominates both offense and defense, excels at punting averaging over 40 yards, and played superbly in the Stanford Notre Dame game. He has won letters in football baseball and basketball.
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Portland
Ore
Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
Pacific Coast
Nevers
Cardinal
Stanford
Notre Dame
Palo Alto
California
Southern California
Ernie
Question Box Answers on Baseball and Football Rules
A Pocatello Tribune sports column presents Q A on quarterback contact, Fred Clarke’s World Series history, shifts in line and backfield strength, and the meaning of fielder s choice. Answers emphasize coaching, defense, and choosing plays.
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John BR. Foster
Lawrence Perry
The
Pocatello Tribune
World Building
New York
Ias
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgs
Ansawer
Clarke
Pittsburg
Detroit
Seals vs Colonels Braves a Free Hit Contests in SF
Louisville, champions of the American association, beat San Francisco 11 to 9 in a free hitting game. Seals used five pitchers to counter the Colonels three as Mulligan drove a three base hit and Waner added a key single. The series stands San Francisco 4, Louisville 2 with Wilkinson closing out the win.
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San Francisco
Louisville
Seals
Colonels
Mulligan
Waner
Deberry
Williams
Griffin
Doug’’ McWeeney
Koob
Wilkinson
Outfields To Be Rebuilt Across Both Leagues
National and American league outfields will be rebuilt or reconstructed in 1926. Teams including Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago White Sox and Boston Americans weigh changes as they seek stronger hitting and better outfield defense for next season.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pittsburg
Waner
San Francisco
Dreyfuss
Carey
Cincinnati
Christensen
Zitzman
Reds
Roush
Brooklyn
Boston
Brown
Felix
Robinson
Wheat
Bancroft
Welch
Phillies
Harper
Leach
St. Louis
Hornsby
Chicaganda
McCarthy
Detroit
Heilmann
Cobb
Cleveland
Speaker
Jamieson
McNulty
Huggins
Connie Mack
Boston Americans
Boone
White Sox
Browns
Ken Williams
Volleyball Leagues Forming At Y Meeting November 12
The Y M C A plans winter activities and new adult men’s membership as three volleyball classes grow. Talks focus on an inter church league with Latter Day Saints Christian Science Congregational Baptist Presbyterian and Methodists represented from last year.
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Interchurch
Latter Day Saints
Christian Science
Congregational
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodists
Churches to Send Teams in Interdenominational Volley Plan
The article details church teams forming a volleyball competition with unaffiliated clubs possible. OS L official George Slingerland may organize a team and an early meeting is planned for Thursday November 12 at 6 15 p m for a luncheon. Meanwhile a western railroad locomotive engineer was struck by a flying duck shattering his cab window and causing a brief stop.
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George Slingerland
Glass Vessel Breaks Under A Harmonic Violin Note
A thin glass vessel shatters when exposed to a violin note at a precise pitch. The high notes of the instrument vibrate at about 1,000 cycles per second, causing resonance that breaks the glass.
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Andrew L. Smith
University of California
W. Genter
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R. H. FE
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Mitchell and Yelle
Ritchie
Deberry, Koob, Wilkinson and Myer
Car Department
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Columbia Alleys
Tot’s
Stroud
R. Kimpton
Pirates
John B. Foster
Watson Bros
Western Loan & Building CO
South Arthur
West Center
Marcelling
Marcel
Utah Grand
Donicht & McDonald Co
Hallowe'en
Okamura Gardens
Troy Laundey
Harry E. Schreiber
Eugene Keller
Orpheum Theatre
South Main
Hong Huy Bow Chinese Herb CO
Center Street
ROW C Hotel
T. C. Brinkley
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