Grange plans future as he signs for film money
Red Grange, after signing papers that boosted his earnings by about 375,900, says he will retire to Wheaton and become a prominent citizen if his fortunes hold. His $206,000 signing cheque will be held in trust, with a film starring vehicle set as a sports story produced by Arrow Pictures. The Chicago Bears travel to Washington, Boston, Pittsburgh, and Detroit before heading south for电影 work.
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New York
Dre Grange
Wan
Soai
Red
Wheaton, Jr
Tempus
Fce
Hig
Grange
Arrow Pictures Corporation
New York Professional — Football Management
Haid
Sun Gay
Washington
Champaign
Air
Tre Pictures
Cep
Cern Sars
Arrow
Florida
California
Chicago Hears
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Southland
Eleven All Americans Gather at University of Iowa
Eleven former athletic stars tied to all American or all conference honors visit the University of Iowa. Several work in the athletics department while others pursue studies. Notable figures include Gordon Locke now assistant football coach, Charlie Brookins assistant track coach, and Erie Wilson director of publicity. Others listed are Paul E. Being Burton Ingwersen Relief Williams Hector Janse Leland Parkin Ned Jishton and Arne Sorenson, with roles spanning coaching, teaching, and medical studies.
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Town City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Gordon ©. Locke
Walter Camp
Charlies Rh. Brookins
Erie G. Wilson
Ivan J. Klitgaman
Hawkeres
Paul E. Being
Minois
Burton A. Ingwersen
Jini
Relie Fliams
Ference
Wisconsin
Hegtor M. Janse
Whiz Bang Basketball Team Seeks Games In Robbinsdale
The Whiz Bang basketball squad from Robbinsdale Minnesota seeks ten games this season. Former Carlstown College star Gene O’Rourke leads the team and plays in glasses.
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Whiz Bang
Billy
Robbinsdésie
Minn
Vieinit
Jost
Carlstou
Tih Isne
Gene O'Rourke
Minneapolis
Daily News Rounded Blustery Tales From A Dizzy Era
A fragmentary pastiche mixes weather wors, politics, sports notes, and humor about Congress in Washington. It references Red Grange, a Norse style snow defense, and a carnival of oddball items including a plan to lift sidewalks, a bandit caught near a Kodak foundry, and gossip about Rockefeller.
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Snow Belt
Congress
Wrashingeton
Potomar
Capitol Building
Renair
Towa Owens Cage Season With Win Over St. Louis
Towa Owens defeated St. Louis University Ave last night to begin the 1925-26 season with a rally in the final period. Van Dusen and Narrisan led at forwards for Towa Mil was center and McConsel at guards. Byesen starred at Minnie Ave fieldwork with three free throws.
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Towa Owens
St. Louis
Tows
Seg Lee
St. Louis University
Hawkeres
van Duesen
Narrisan
Towa
Mil
Let
McConsellann Poyan
Hame
Vinty Byesen
Min Ave
McConsely
Sandage Aims for Bout with Knipp in Des Moines
Si Sandage of Sioux City seeks a match with Knipp. Bowers Sandage plans a return in the welter class, possibly facing Albert Kuipp or Fpinyd Towers. Leo F. Morris reports Sandage has wins over Georges Pmirbishy and Hay Carter and recently fought a 10 round draw in Des Moines.
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Si Sandage
Albert Kuipp
Waterlag
Leo F. Morris
Will Figtt
Tnia Nevk
Morris Tyne
Pry
Taters
Sandage
Georges Pmirbishy
Hay Carter
Pet Melanis Bills
Pet Melanis Bills Confer, “Mite Rozealh Widy French
Rosrete Fall
Des Moines
Marrigs
Pasndey
George Stroud
Rocky Kansas Wins Lightweight World Title in Close Decision
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo defeats Jimmy Goodrich in a 15 round battle to become the world lightweight champion by judge’s decision. Kansas known as Rocca Tozze, aged 25, wins approximately $22,000 from receipts of about $34,000. the bout was marked by Kansas’s steady lefts and Goodrich's late surge, with Kansas overcoming a tough challenge to claim the title.
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Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Rocky Kansas
Kansas
Denny Leonard
Leonard
Goodrich
Altho
State Boxing Commission
Rocky
Rocca Tozze
Jim Thorpe’s legend told through a vivid, risky tale
In a reminiscence by AL Demarke, Jim Thorpe is praised as the greatest player, noted for superb strength and wit. A hotel lobby story recalls Thorpe jumping through plate glass for a $56 wager, nearly scalping himself, then calmly awaiting an ambulance as spectators watched.
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Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Ming
Giants
Boston Braves
Jim
Ahwars
Jin
Curissie
Thorte
Thorne
Alabama to Play in Pasadena New Year's Day
Alabama's champion football team will travel to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses game on New Year's Day. Coach Wade will lead a full squad and depart early to acclimate to the Pacific coast environment and challenge a Pacific coast eleven.
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Alabama
Pasadena
Pascaloosa
Ala
Pacific Coast
Alabama Ha
East
Wrde
Pacific
Alabang
Pat
Bowers Loses to Shuffle Callahan in Eight Round Bout
In Mason City Iowa Bowers challenged Shuffle Callahan for the middleweight claim. Bowers staggered after a nine count in round one and rallied to outbox Callahan in the final three rounds. the bout featured scoring by referees and observers with no decisive title change.
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Bowers
Shuffle Callahan
Mason City
Dre
B.t Apl
Mayd Bowers
Towa
Winshere Iast Tire
Shuffle Callehan
Chivazo
Roywn Bill Brown
Waterlan
Dackie Leonard
Charlestin de
Uarre Smith
Na Hina
Kid Hase
Wateriven
Waterloo Rotary to Host Three Football Figures
Coach Ingiversen and players Smith and Graham will attend the Waterloo Rotary luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson next Monday noon. The three Waterloo residents and West High graduates will speak about the just-closed season with the Hawkeye team.
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Ingiversen
Smith
Graham
Rotary
Burton
Kinnersen
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Paul Smith
Waterloo Rotary
Rivsell-Lamson
Waterloo
West High
Waterloo captains spark Iowa grid talk in 1920s rumor mill
An Iowa City dispatch satirically questions Waterloo football prominence as Paul Smith becomes the third Waterloo native named captain elect in four years. The piece lampoons state fans and rumors about Waterloo dominance, athletes’ gear, diets, and ceremonial tokens amid a larger debate on captaincy rules.
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Iowa City
Waterloo
Paul Smith
Iowa
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Collegiates Seek Cage Game This Winter
Dubuque Collegiates plan a high level basketball game in Waterloo or nearby in December or January. Manager Jensen of the University of Dubuque coordinates dates as the team schedules matches against strong outfits such as the Denver Bears the New York Navy and the Bes Moines Al-Slate BSP.
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Dubugue
Waterloo
Denver Bears
New York Navy
Bes Moiins Al-Slate Bsp
Jensen
University
Dubuque
ROLLINGER PRAISED AS COAST FIGHTING STAR
Lou Rollinger, former Waterloo fighter now with Larney Lichtenstein's Stars, is hailed by C B Weinshank as having the brightest future among light heavies in America. Weinshank cites Rollinger's power and endurance, notes coast fans' support, and recalls a $2500 contract offer that was declined. He also describes a coast judging system that can lead to draws and mentions Rollinger's recent ten round win over Battling Ivy at Taft, California.
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Larney Lichtenstein
Galaxy of Stars
America
C. BE. Weinshank
Los Angeles
Chicago
Weinshank
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Lou
Bollinger
Calfornia
Lichtenstein
Rollinger
Larney
Ivy
Taft
Cal
Plainfield Basketball Teams Stranded After Snowstorm
In Frederika Iowa the Plainfield boys and girls basketball teams were hosted for three days as a blizzard stranded them after Friday’s games. Plainfield beat Frederika 22 14 and 21 12 respectively. Local residents hosted the players and a collection aided travel costs.
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Plainfield
Frederika
Plainfield Gins
Frederika Boys
Edmund Bergman
Kidder
Ciis
Bowling Team Beats Postoffice in Waterloo Alley Match
Bowling Commercial National Bank defeated Postoffice in a two to one Commercial league contest at Waterloo alleys last night. Bussler rolled 213 to lead, McKinstry 2068 finished second and the bank crew raised $81 in the final game.
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Commercial National Bank
Postoffice Qain
Waterloo
Bussler
McKinstry
Bank
Canonsyelal Narena Hank
Hatter
Ve Dal
Sohutis
Td Porn
Tae Flasster Yea
Catona Mtor Yy Yin
Community Basketball News Invitation and Scheduling
The Courtey sports department invites NE Iowa teams to send game results schedules and stories for amateur sen- sipro independent and high school basketball. Waterloo games must be reported by 9 am next day by mail or phone. Contact the sports editor with questions or scheduling needs.
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Courtey Sports Department
Iowa
Waterloo
Courier
Industrial Cage League shifts opening to December 22
The Industrial Cage League will begin Tuesday evening December 22 instead of Friday December 18 as planned after a managers meeting at the YMCA. Games include M C A Bath Packing versus Minors Central Shops at 5 pm, Cutler Hardware against National Guards crew at 9 pm, Waterloo Gasoline Engine versus Hawkeye Oil at 7 pm on Saturday December 26, and Gates Business College versus Bartles Shepherd Oil at 8 pm. After the first year start, all games will be on Fridays and Saturdays. Pool winners were George Minor and Lloyd Steinmeyer at White's billiard parlors.
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Industrial Basketbal League
M.C. A
Waterloo Gasoline Engine
Hawkeye Oil
Dev
Gates Business College
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Quints
Wil Tangle
At & Ppm
Police Officer Shares Quick Relief From Aches
A Philadelphia officer with 26 years on the force describes Sloan's Liniment as effective for back and leg pains caused by over work and exposure. He notes it reaches the pain site without rubbing and promotes faster recovery, urging readers to keep a bottle handy.
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Philadelphia
Sloan
Sloan’s
Iowa Utragemen Prepare Indoor Meet Season
Iowa City plans indoor practice as runners and weightmen train for the season. Assistant coach Charles R. Brookins leads a new all around indoor championship program with 24 weight men set for the heaviest events. Hawkeye schedule includes dual meets with Wisconsin February 23 at Madison and Illinois February 20 in Iowa City, plus the Illinois Relays February 27 and Big Ten championships March 12-13.
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Iowa City
University of Towa
Wisconsin
Charles R. Brookins
Madison
Ilinois
Illinois
Cage League Opens Saturday Faves Entered
Waterloo Saturday marks the start of the 1925-26 Cage League with 31 teams across Junior Intermediate and Senior divisions. Openers include 1:20 p.m. Ganden Me vs Wall Street Baptist and 2:15 p.m. Grace M. Bove vs First M. EB. ve. St. Paul's Ofg. in Junior action. Intermediate games begin 7:15 p.m. Burton Avenue Baptist vs Evangelical, plus other matchups. Senior schedule features 8:20 p.m. South gym games.
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Saiuday School
Waterloo
Yo M. C.A
Gast High
Ganden
Wall Street Baptist
Grace M. Bo
Kirst Baptist
First M. EB
St. Paul's Ofg
Christ Episcopal
First Presbyterian
First Congregational
Burton Avenue Baptist
Evangelical
North Gys
Northminster Presbyterian
Walnut Baptist
Southerm
Linden M
Piest Brethren
Central Christian
South Gem
Westminster Presbyterian
S. Christ Episcopal
Grace M
We Me
St. Paul's
P.m
North
First Baptist
Irst Congregational
South Gyi
Birst M. G
Greear
An Linden M. E
United Brethren
Penn College Grid Team Is Strong For 1926 Season
Oskaloosa Iowa AP Penn College prepares for 1926 with 11 letter men returning from a veteran squad. Armistice day crowd reaches 14 500 for a home game, gate receipts total 802 and expenses 1450. Coach estimates good prospects for next year. Two 1926 games scheduled including a trip to Los Angeles for Dec 4 and a Grinnell match early in the season.
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A.M. Sandderson
Notre Dame
Ind
Southern California
Knute
Angeles
Grinnell
Simpson
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