Ohio Conference Track Squads Seek Strong 1925 Season
Ohio colleges ready for outdoor meets as Wesleyan leads with a veteran squad and stars such as Pearce Pierce Buckle Buriff Rosser Wassassier Helms. Wooster and other schools rebuild, while Denison and Ohio University plan strong dual meets and relays.
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Stanley D. Koch
Cleveland
Ohio
Nurmi
Ritola
Riley
Big Six
Ohie Wesleyan
Methodists
Crafty Cardinals
Rapid Rabbis
Wooster
Wedne
Forester
Mantey
Gould
Snyder
Obertin
Ryburn
Pearce
Thomas
Turner
Vervany
Woodburne
William
de Wyvre
Parsons
Edmunds
Amstutz
Ingalls Melhelver
Wheeler
Rockwell
Poe
McPhee
Caldwell
Heldman
Argidson
Channon
Jamison
Bates
Cincinnati
Allen
Klein
Ohio Northern
Bigny
Robertson
Miami
Jacobs
Hurdier
Sharkey
Dietz
Idenbaugh
Karamb
Mills
Denison
Granville
Capn Abernathy
Hia
Burstar
Gibson
Ailer
Asell
Heinrich
Ohio University
Athens
FE. C. Giaugpe
St. John's University
China
Wesleyan
Graft
Hudson
Xhassler
Two Real Stars Top to Bottom Eddie Roush and Ivy Wingo
The Cincinnati club relies on veteran Eddie Roush and catcher Ivy Wingo as its oldest players in service. Roush since 1916 and Wingo since 1911 anchor the lineup, with Roush as NL's top outfielder and Wingo among the best behind the plate. Manager Hendricks relies on their leadership.
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Eddie Roush
Ivy Wing
Cincinnati
Ivy Wingo
Roush
Wingo
Leds
Manage Hendricks
Washington Manager-Second Baseman Caden Stanley R Harris
Caden Stanley R Harris of Washington, born Port Jervis N Y in 1896, played major league 1919 1922 1920. Purchased from Buffalo IL in 1919 for 4000 dollars. In 1922 he set a major league record with 479 putouts and started 47 double plays the same year. He became Washington manager at the start of 1924 and in his first season won a pennant and world series.
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Stanley R, Harris
Washington
Port Jervis
N. C
Buffalo
Ebbets Misses Opening of Major Baseball Season
Charles H. Ebbets, Brooklyn owner, will miss the start of the major league season for the first time in years. He is confined by illness to his Waldorf Astoria room, but attending physicians say he should be up and about within a week.
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Ebbetts
New York
Charles
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Will Mmiss
Éita
Waldorf Astoria
Electric Locomotives Near Rose Built by Javanese Firm
In a development resembling Rose era designs, a Javanese firm is producing electric locomotives in the United States. The project signals cross regional collaboration in rail technology and may influence domestic locomotive manufacturing standards.
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Rose
U.S
Dempsey and Kearns at odds over future plans
Jack Dempsey and manager John Kearns dispute postwar outcomes as rumors of a split surface. Dempsey cites uncertain 1925 plans while Kearns contemplates 50 percent claim over film profits and ongoing business talks falter in Los Angeles.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Jacek Isearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Ring King
Estelle Taylor
Los Angeles
New York
Ohio Relays to Showcase Stars as Nurmi Waits
Columbus April 10. With a week to go the first Ohio Relays entries indicate records may fall at the April 18 meet at Ohio State. Georgetown Colgate and Butler head west and east in a strong field as Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola cannot run exhibition races here.
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Columbus
Ohio
G. M. Trautman
Take Woods
Butler
Larry Snyder
George Guthrie
Ohio State
Woods
Brooker
Michigan
Trautman
Alleghanies
Scout Teams Gather for Hocking Valley Tourney in Athens
Boy Scout basketball teams from across the Hocking Valley arrived in Athens for a tournament at the new high school gymnasium. Drawings occurred at 10:30 this morning with games starting this afternoon and finals set for late Saturday. These mark the first competitive games in the new facility.
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Hocking Valley
Athens
George E. Ahl Era with the Cleveland Indians
Cleveland pitcher George E. Ahl, a right hander born in Cleveland, joined the Indians in 1919 from sandlots. In 1923 he won 26 games and lost 16, posting the most victories by an American League hurler that season.
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George E
AHL
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Ruth Improves at St Vincent's After Illness
Babe Ruth, the New York Yankees slugger, shows signs of recovery from influenza at St Vincent's hospital in New York. He had been treated after collapsing en route from Asheville and suffered a head bump thought to be minor. A 1 PM check with Dr Edward King was planned as Ruth rested quietly.
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New York
Babe" Ruth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Yank
Ruth
Asheville
N. C
Edward King
St. Vincents
Yankee
McTigue backs out of Milk Fund bout in New York
Promoters abandoned plans to match lightweight champion Mike McTigue against Paul Berlenbach for the Milk Fund show after McTigue demanded a $65,000 guarantee. The move ends the proposed bout and the fundraiser plan in New York.
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New York
Milk Fund
Mike McTigue
McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Professional Dole League Ends Season
The Dole League finished its Florida circuit season with twelve top golfers from six resorts. Leo Diegwel and Geno Sarazen won the championships. The season drew small crowds. organizers plan a revived schedule next fall with one city per match and guaranteed pay plus a percentage, aiming to refresh spectator interest.
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Florida
Leo Diegwel
Geno Sarazen
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