Pioneers Hope to Win First Game Tonight
G H Koenig reports Carroll College hosts Milton College in a home court clash under lights at eight o clock. After weeks of rebuilding the Pioneers show improved teamwork and ball movement while Milton seeks a return to form after a loss to Marquette and a win at Madison. Tickets 75 cents reserved, general admission 50 cents. Next game vs Mercer January 6.
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Board to Act in HS Pro Scandal
The Athletic Board of Control will act next week on a professional football scandal involving the Chicago Cardinals and Milwaukee teams. Four local high school players James Snyder Jack Davits Charles Michardson and William Thompson allegedly paid to help Milwaukee win. Cardinals manager Chris O’Brian and Art Foltz, a player, are named in the probe.
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Parlow sports notes: veterans released and new buys
Last night the club announced releases to the New York Yankees including Paul Wateringer, young ghoststop, and Eyrpic Johnson to St Paul while Al Maquaux and Hosyard Sharks left unconditionally. New owner purchase of Tinmas from Penn State for cash and players. Montreal Canadians beat New York in hot Madison Square Garden. Navy selects Owl Park TL as captain for 1926 football. Johnny Meyers defends wrestling title tonight in Chicago. Pittsburgh Penguins eliminated from top place after loss to Montreal. Washington University simmers over long athletic program changes. Chancellor Hadley backs a new school name at a general meeting.
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Huffman Gutpoints Stone In 12 Rounds Boxing Match
In New York a 12 round no decision bout in Newark pitted Ad Stone against Mutt Miradelphis. Five New York papers favored Miradelphis, while the Morning and Evening World called it a draw. Stone offered a sharp facial showing and body beating, sustaining the bout.
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Bortfeld Battles Veteran Tall In Milwaukee Bout
Milwaukee lightweight Bortfeld steps up to meet veteran Glonie Tall in Milwaukee tonight after a string of knockouts. The bout marks a key career test as both fighters seek advancement and potential title contention.
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Resin use rules debated by National and American leagues
United Press dispatch notes ongoing talks on allowing resin for pitchers with safeguards. Jay Hoyt of the league group backs resin to curb cheating, while Clarke Griffith opposes, fearing pitchers will overreact. A plan envisions a small resin pouch near the mound to limit pocket use.
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Wisconsin May Have Champion Women Relay Team
The University of Wisconsin relay hopes hinge on coach Ton Jones developing a new quartet of Badger milers. Three cross country stars from Mead Burke’s squad, including Big Ten champions, look set to fill key spots, with captain-elect George Schuit leading a strong group for the upcoming season.
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Tail, Harry Kutnr Imects Russell Whelan Semiewinlip
A fragmented report notes Tail and Ishundtara confident about a measure involving Harry Kutnr and Russell Whelan in a semiewinlip event. The readable text hints at a contest or confrontation but lacks clear details or dates.
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World featherweight title bout set at Madison Square Garden
Boxing news from New York reports featherweight champion Kil Kapton and challenger Babe Bergan are down to 121 pounds for a Madison Square Garden bout on December 23. Unity inspectors cite the weigh in as official and New York boxing officials disclose other card details. In Philadelphia Dobby Burrylt is fined 400 dollars and suspended 30 days for fouling Morrie Schlaiter, with a rematch ordered. Chicago voters consider a refer endum on professional boxing. St Paul welterweights Jackle Conway and Stuffie Collins clash for eight rounds in a local show. Minneapolis lightweights PBA benga fight Waroki White in a separate card.
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Cross Country Star Emerges as Top Mile Contender
A fast spring season lifts a standout miler in the Midwest circuit. The athlete, tied to Michigan and Wisconsin dual meets, shows pace at 4:30 mile attempts and could rival top distance runners like Jodie Itny and Ray Wotean. Coaches and clubs praise the young runner’s early dominance and potential for national prominence.
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Lawrence students elect leaders for girls' group
Ninety girls and eight boys participate in a Lawrence campus event. Miss Frances Gates of Two River is elected leader of the girls’ group.
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Early college basketball results across three ACC states
Rhode Island at Rutgers 43 to 0. Stathenfeld led with six field goals. Navy expected to beat Western Maryland 53 to 12 with Craig netting many points. Lehigh defeated Princeton 88 to 28 as Suilth scored for Lehigh.
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