Gleason Installs Punch as Phillies Head Coach
Philadelphia reports swing of hiring with William Kid Jackson as a pivotal figure. Mack and Gleason clash over strategy while the Athletics face a looming shift. The piece notes Jackson's return to baseball after a gap and hints at a reformist approach under Gleason guiding outfield duties and as liaison with Mack while signaling a new era for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ber
New York
William
Kid) Jaxeon
Daseball
Cornelius
Hhey
Athletics
Big Ten Tilt Tonight As Indiana Visits Wisconsin
Western division leaders Indiana and Wisconsin clash with Chicago and Michigan in tight Big Ten play. Indiana aims to rebound after a recent loss while Michigan visits Iowa as Minnesota rests idle. Purdue hosts Northwestern in a key cross-division contest as Wisconsin seeks a test against the Hoosiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
Michigan
Minnesota
Tlinois
Ohio “State
Columbus
Wisconsin
Ratgers
Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Ohio
Minois
Sacred Heart Cagers Fall to Cedar Rapids Five
Sacred Heart High School basketball team lost 15 to 5 to Cedar Rapids Basketters in a rough matchup. Burger led Sacred Heart with limited scoring as Cedar Rapids exploited open shots and foul shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cagers
Cedar Rapids Basketeers
Heart High
St. Patrck's High
Cedar Rapids
Esmpiz
Sacred Heart
Burger
Sacred Hear Ard
High School Basketball Roundup Scores and Upsets
Fragmented OCR notes reveal a high school basketball roundup with scattered team names and scores. Details are unclear but reference Keystone St, Punkerton, Widsuan, Bounkerton, Dinsdale, Guawin, and Lions. The piece hints at multiple games and final tallies but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
St Porte
Widsuan
Bounkerton
Crete
Dinsdale
Vonth Aivalglit
Sorrell to Fight Sage in Place of Brown at Armory
Promoter Carl Grings announced a semi windup change at the Armory Friday evening. Sam Brown was matched with Jen Lage while Tom Sorrell will now face Sage in Des Moines replacing the Davenport noted boxer. The Sorrell card emphasizes top contenders in the low capital circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrell
Sage
Brown
Armory
Glickner
Carl Grings
Sam Brown
Jen Lage
Marshalltown
Grings
Tommy Sorreil
Des Moines
Davenport
Sorreil
Athletes shun camera as publicity fatigue grips Speers
A fragmented item notes OWA athletes avoiding cameras and press, citing privacy and security concerns. The piece mentions Speers, cross country and mile events, and photographers being refused access while public interest remains high at meet venues.
Schaefer Leads Haren In 1K Baskline Match
Philadelphia January 18 An incomplete report shows Schaefer leading Haren in a 1K basketball line with a high total, as Witte Topps at Allinger hall and other competitors posted scores despite unclear details. The piece mentions Lat point totals and various unverified figures from the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Haren
Philadelphia
Pal
Witte
Allinger
Hailo
Hope
Sehaedey Wase
Tinight
Few Recruits on Cleveland Team for 1926 Pennant Race
Cleveland, Jan 16 AP The Indians will carry the same 1925 AL squad into 1926. No major additions since October, but Tris Speaker backs the club to climb positions. Uhle and Schaute to receive major pitching attention as spring camp opens March 1 at Lakeland Florida.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
S. Barnard
Indians
Tris Speaker
Lake~land
Fla
George S. Uhle
Joe Schaute
Speaker
Stubbbers
Sherrod Smith
Miller
Buckeye
Karri
Chick
Fred Spurgeon
Saul
George Burns
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday Listings
A detailed schedule lists numerous radio stations and programs for tonight Sunday and Monday. Entries include KUYB Lincoln, KPO San Francisco, KSHP St Louis, WLS Chicago, WEAF New York, WCOM Davenport, and KYAN Beaumont, among others, spanning orchestras, concerts, vocal quartets, piano solos, organ recitals, lectures, and special features with times ranging from early evening to late night. The listing also notes university and city affiliations, station call signs, and performance styles across many markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SDKA
Pitkburgh
Ass. Kuyb—Lincoln
Sindooh
Secrets
Irpve—University Ity
Weuice
Ren—Oakland
Dhesirk
Denver
KPO
Chestra
St. Louis
Post-D
Patel
Hot Springs National Park
Chicago
Crernival
Coon-Sandhea
Tray
Quertyt
Witz
Springheta
Ventar
Pttsburgh Press
Foungstown
Weed linneapalis-St. Baul
Provran
Kansas Co
School Ofhestr
Ut Orchestra
New York
VERM
Orchestra Wack
FFAA
Dallas News
Giag
Oro
Waseribls
Strims Quartet
G. Tratie
Whence
Cindy U3te
VEL Mec
Oudsville Times-Courier
Orenestra Mia
Uy. of Penn
Dortmanth College
Targa
Detroit-Ponti Ir
Chester
Glenn
Ford
Estra
Neitrats
Utpran
VMA
Ua Tre Starn
Sfrance Ntss
Sfrance Ntss &, Tred Daw
Russe Pre
Rome
Mmercut
C Tate
Dora
KRORA
Pittsburgh
Kydm—Beaumont
KYNY
Shenandoah
Golden Rule Circle
Charel
HPO
San Francisco Concert Orchestra
NSO
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Most-Dispatch
WEAF
KTEMS
Horn
Philadelphia
Weeco
St. Paul
WEAP
WEA
WYHAA
Dallas
News-Journal Kent
University City
KOA
Span
Bt Soa
San Francisco
KPL
KPRU
Houston
KSD
KTRS
Hm Springs
World Star Telegram
Trail Blazers
Springfield
Ensemble
Uetriecht Mossip
Shriners” Band
Brograsm
Wuae—Sisbursh Press
Cau Chitadat
Barry O' Meare
Will Morrisey
Midget
WCCO
Minneapolis-St.- Paw
University of Minnesota
Wex
Detroit Free Press
WDAE
Ansas City Star
School of the Air
Gilbert Sullivan
Nighthawk Frolia
Lhewtta
Brandon
Weas Dallasews-Journal
Agricultur- Progran
Soprand
Troy
Berkshire ‘Industrial School
Des Moines
Conservatory of Music
Detroit-Pontiac
WSAI
Cincinnati
Wsh
Atlanta Journal
Robert
Gsae
Low Orleans
thewWai
Detroit
News
Grange and Zuppke Make Up at Banquet in Los Angeles
Harold Grange and former coach Robert Zuppke reconciled at a University of Illinois alumni banquet in Los Angeles. Grange, protesting a quote, walked out during Zuppke’s remarks but later returned to shake hands. Grange affirmed support for a professional football framework, with limits, while noting his stance was misinterpreted.
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Los Angeles
Harold Red Grange
Robert Zuppke
Banauel
Zuppke
University of Anion
Pric. Granve
Eis
Nee
Red
Chives Bears
Gos Angeles Tigers
Oiral
Resardiinst
Licket
Los Oliseum
Grange
University of Ubinais
Jerturtem
Iowa star Harrison key to Hawkeye win in rough tilt
In Iowa City Jan 46 special notes describe Harrison as the smallest Hawkeye, five eight and 165 pounds, whose nervy play and late free throws helped upset a rallying Buller quintet. The piece highlights Harrison’s feared pressure defense, ball handling, and ability to perform under stress as the team edge its opponent 54 to 54 with a minute remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Iowa
Jimmy
Tande
Lawrence
Pops) Harrison
Hawkeye
Weirhs
Harrison
Whigtt
Harrigan
Jonah Harrison Wins Narrowly In Local Game Showdown
In a tense finish, Jonah Harrison clinched a 26 to ? victory as the final buzzer sounded. The fragment suggests a close match with Harrison emerging as the winner in a tile based contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonaham Harrison
California horseracing push may win legal status
In Los Angeles and Southern California petitions circulate to legalize horseracing under a pari mutuel system. A state racing commission would regulate, aiming to curb illegal gambling rooms feared to be linked to substantial bets. Supporters cite cross border betting and profits while notable Angelenos back the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Jan
California
Uns
Mexico
Tijuana
San Diego
Boxing Fan Seeks Waterloo Boxing Reform
A Waterloo boxing fan writes to the Courier’s sporting editor with strong opinions on how fights are run. He urges fans to support a boxing commission to ensure fair conduct and prevent promoters from repeatedly canceling fights, warning Waterloo risks losing its fight center status. He stresses fans will pay to see proper bouts and calls for action by local newspapers and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
the Courier
Boxing Commission
Courier
Watertoo
Americans Aid Zululand Wildlife in Mutual Conservation Effort
Washington reportsAmerican sportsmen answered a Zululand appeal to save wild animals from slaughter. Game Warden F Vaughn Wirby Nogoma says the danger of extinction is averted as U.S. papers educate and mobilize support. The Nature Association credits this cross ocean cooperation and praises the public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zululand
F. Vaughn Wirby
Nogoma
America
South Africa
Kirby
American Naturé Association
Eigg
United States
Charles Lawthrop
Nature Association
The
Phus
Helen Wills to Begin Tennis Practice in Cannes
Paris reports Miss Helen Wills, American tennis star, has arrived in Cannes aboard the Rivera and will begin training immediately. She plans to enter tournaments when ready, starting with doubles only, aiming to take it easy and avoid overstrain. She hopes to meet Mlle. Leangilen in the future but provides no dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helen Wills
Jefe
Rivera
Cannes
Miss Wills
Mlle
Leangilen
Drake Loses to Oklahoma in Rough Grudge Match
In Stiliwater Oklahoma January 18 Drake Bulldogs fall 36 to 24 to Oklahoma A&M in a bruising game watched by about 3,500 fans. Drake’s Everett led with five field goals as Drake’s win streak ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DRAKE
Oklaioma
Stiliwater
Oki
Boxing Night Highlights Deliver Mixed Results Across Cities
New York results feature Jack Delaney and others defeating contenders in stacked bouts. Mickey Travers falls to a challenger from New Haven while Canadian bantamweight Kathy Wharton edges Jen Luna in Detroit. Minnesota’s Dave Shade outpoints Jack Malone as Chicago hosts several knockouts and technical wins. Wrestling shows in Philadelphia and Des Moines end with decisive outcomes, yet several matches produce no clear winner.
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New York
Jack Delaney
Bodgeworth Gann
Young Bes Titesimitons
Keo
Deny Tess
But
Joe Dundee
Bnltmnere
Jack McVey
New York Negro
Anty Peo Vedi
Mickey Travers
New Hieven
Conn
Petro
Kathy Wherton
Jen Lunas
Detroit de Stranl
Minn
Dave Shade
California
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Clyde Hull Mall S
Oute Sinted Teunart
Minngapolia
Sae Winniper
Dnck
Ann
Minaripoli
Solier de Fort Snelling
AL Suiliven
Harold White
Min J
Chicago
Ind
Bobby Garret
Philadelphia
Krag Welsh
Kieager
Im’ Savam
Ketchell
Phadelpnis
Shuffls Callahan
Giry
Teddy
Hara
Oakland
Milladelphia
Vedrue Calza
Ad Italy
Frank Indson
Harvard 6
Tood Cala
Judaon
Nazzaerino Poggi
Quakertown
Jon Myers
University
Ding
Stapp
Michaels
Frankie Welsh
Chris
Last Barret
Motar Apis
Iode
Johnny Farrell
Des Molins
Von
Good climate aids 10 athletes of Coast States
Los Angeles, Jan 16 Intercollegiate athletics in California enjoys year round practice aided by favorable climate. Helen Wills of California improves as she heads to Europe for an extended stay. Southern California seeks another track title at Harvard Stadium with Coach Cromwell optimistic about a stronger team. California colleges boast large football crowds and strong coaching talent across the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Golden State
Helen Wills
University of California
Europa
Berkeley
Willat Pame
University of Southearn California
Harvard
Cambridge
Dean Cromwall
Bud Houser
Cromwell
Hegatta
Sann Francisco
University of Washington Trew
Hudson
Husky
Rusty Callow
Secion
Palo Alto
Pasadena
San Francisco
Shriners’ Hospital For
Mystic Shrine
Middle West
Far East
Enoch Bagshaw
Washington
Howard Jones
Southern California
Pon Warner
Stanford
Paul Schissler
Oregon Aggies
Bill Spaulding
University of California, Southern Branch
Illinois Central and Bartles-Shepherd Cagers Win League Games
Central shop men defeated Hawkeye Oil cagers 46 to 15 in the city league last night while Bartles-Shepherd won by forfeit over National Guard quint. Industrial shop contests list Cutler Hardware versus later Business College and Rath Packing Company’s Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilingis Central Shops
Bartles-Shepherd Ofl Company
Shopmen
Hawkeye Oil
Bartles-Shepherd
National Guard
Cutler Hardwere
Later Business College
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Gasoline Engine Company
Various College Basketball Scores From Des Moines and Surrounding Areas
A sprawling list of late season basketball results shows Citahoma A. M. defeating Drake 34 to 29, Des Moines area teams like North Bakotn and St Patrick's Savwater posting tight wins, and Grinnell, Simpson and Cornell College among others posting varied scores. Includes several small colleges and high school programs with a mix of home and away outcomes across central Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citahoma A. & M
Drake
North Bakotn University
Des Aunes University
St. Patrick's Sawaity
Des ‘Aunes Catholic Academy
Tia Moines University Teestinen
Rand View College
Valley Junction
Colfax
Scantas Aggley
Grinnell
Wartburg Gellers
Githtle Cemete
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Hiladelphia
Gleason
Onnie Mack
Corch
Willan
Mack
Gleagon
Son
Philadelpha
Peroshe
Big Ten
Ton State
Rube Goldberg
PH Gettiasg Cross-Exers
Beniadte
Whiteside
Reinbeck Tam
Sorenson
Zul
Reinbeck
Jans Serece
Wees
Zs Ty
Lauterbeel
Saak Rey
Fletcher RL
Wagner
Harbin
Murphy
Vlelee
Smith, Lichty & Hitman
Commercial
Harmon and Schoenamer
Eac
Smith Thebes
Harmon Ath Televes
Schoenamer
T & Fe
Gareveere
Ralioway Skedes
Stephenson
Hoffer
Miles
Parrot
Lee
MelInstry
Schuelle
Bikalesa
Dunkelhers
Leopard
Dunkethers
Isd
Hai Will
Seeel Mu
Teres
Speers
OWA
Puultity
Omyers Tors Ibeered
Hosta
Jamieson
McNulty
Althe Speaker
Burns
Joe Sewell
Battery
Hot Springs
Enn Myatt
Luke Sewell
Martin Autrey
Salt Lake’ City
McCrea
Hamilton
Ont
Dr. Applesauce
Ween
WOC
Ronniduth
violUnise
Storks
Imelodians
WKC
Pansienia
Wil
Lrs
Moines
Wie
Whs
WLS
Little Brown
the Vic
Nott
Wow—Cinemnati
Aram
Adel Alress
Krenu
Linonla
Cow Hell Boys
Gus
Wei
Studio 1
Kyx- Lour
Fenandoah
Saulane
Keach
Klar Whey
Tatler
Helen Wiles
STORT
Illinois Central
DePaul
Columbia
Simpson
Parsons TR Tmaranter Trust
Zomee Allege
Cornell College
Muloit
Central St. Unper Town
Dismingalde
Nebranski Weeniesan
Sherandaah
Matyern
Perry Hich
Grant Wich
Cedar Rap
Albert City
Siowx Rapids
Shulby
Titan
Washington High
Hethain Tinsoly ¢ Council Binipta
Faina
Belle Plaine
Nevada
Ames
Maxwell
Sirls
Eux City
Awarden
Woah Valley Tunection
Uds
Stonn
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