Bobcats vs Buckeyes in Columbus second-season clash
Bobcats travel to Columbus to face Ohio State in the second meeting of the season. Ohio University seeks revenge after last year’s narrow defeat while OSU relies on Burkholder Du Bois and Eisenbrey to counter a strong Bobcat attack.
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Longley
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Byron Eby
Grimm
Hedrone
Card Victory Is Feature In Baseball Tilt
The 192 major league season featured the Cardinals winning the National League pennant and World Series, with notable events including the Pirates Giants collapse, Ruth’s comeback, Hornsby’s fade, and Ty Cobb’s retirement. Other teams also changed managers amid a season of surprises.
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Lee Voh
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Stuffy McInnis
Art Fletcher
Browns
Dan Howley
George Sister
Indians
Jack McAllister
Speaker
White Sox
Ray Schaik
Collins
Detroit Police Ordered to Catch or Kill in Violent Week
Detroit Police Commissioner William P. Rutledge demanded immediate action after a week described as the bloodiest in years. He ordered every officer and a civilian employee to work twelve hours a day and to “catch them or kill them” as 318 people had died violently in the year.
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United Press
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Logan Knights Defeat Champion Lodge In Bowling Meet
Logan Knights of Pythias bowled in Columbus and won two of three games scoring higher total pins. J Columber led Logan with a 336 average for the series while teammates Froelling and Harbaugh contributed strong marks as the team edged Champion Lodge Columbus.
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Knights of Pythias
Columbus
Knights of Pythian Lodge
J. Columber
Maples
Champion Lodge Columbus N. Fleming
Biess
French boxer dies from skull fracture in Hartford bout
Charles Peguilhan a French light heavyweight died at St Francis hospital from a fractured skull suffered last night in a bout with Al Friedman of Boston during the Persson McCarthy event. Friedman was detained at police headquarters on a breach of the peace charge and to be arraigned today on likely manslaughter charges.
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Conn
Charles Peguilhan
St. Francis Hospital
al Friedman
Boston
Persson-McCarthy
Friedman
Why Some Stars Fade Or Flourish In Baseball Seasons
Analyzing why star players' performance shifts year to year. The piece cites Lu Blue and Joe Shaute as examples of how mental attitude physical condition and luck shape success or failure. It notes mood weight spring readiness and bullpen luck as key factors in baseball outcomes.
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Sisler
Blue
George Moriarty
Oftimos
Joe Shaute
Cleveland
Joe
Cetten
Youngstown Youth Faces Charge Over Death by Deception
John R. Klein, 18, stood accused today of attempted shooting with intent to kill after his sweetheart Ethel Hnce 19 killed herself upon discovery of a fake marriage ceremony. The case centers on Klein's alleged plan and Hnce's suicide in Youngstown.
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John R. Klein
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Landis Backed by Old Circuit for Reappointment
New York, Dec 16. National League club owners gather to approve Commissioner K M Landis for a new long term contract with a possible salary rise to 10000 per year. The meeting will report a prosperous season and favor continuation of the present government structure, with Chicago Cubs praised for business and St Louis Cardinals amid boardroom tensions.
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K. M. Landis
National League
Garry Herrman
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Rogera Hornsby
Sam Breadan
Breadan
Chicago
Coolidge Signs Salary Increases for Federal Judges
President Coolidge today signed a bill raising federal judges salaries. District court judges rise from 7500 to 10000 a year, circuit and supreme court justices from 14000 to 20000, and the chief justice from 15000 to 20500.
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Supreme Court
Eddie Collins Teaches Sunday School at St Johns Church
Eddie Collins former major league second baseman is teaching a Sunday school class at St John s Episcopal Church in Lansdowne on December 13.
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Lansdowne
Eddie Collins
St. John's Episcopal Church
Lawford voters replace women with men in village offices
In Lawford Essex the village election results show every post filled by men after last year's all female slate. A male candidate won each position signaling a shift from the prior women’s sweep.
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London
Essex
Lawford
Hughes Pushes Amendment For Fifteen Round Bouts
Chicago report says State Senator Edward Hughes, a key figure in Illinois boxing law, plans to amend the statute to allow fifteen round bouts. He argues longer fights better test boxers and cites cases where ten rounds ended a contest earlier than endurance would have allowed.
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Chicago
Edward Hughes
Big Red to Play Festival Game in 1927 Schedule
Logan high school released its tentative 1927 football schedule by Coach Harley Meyer after a recent Southeastern Ohio high school association meeting. The list shows open dates November 11 and November 18 potential festival games with several tentative opponents such as Brem, Crooksville, Lancaster, Athens, Jackson, Wellston, Portsmouth, Trenton, and Nelsonville.
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Wellston
Southeastern Ohio High School Association
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Crooksville
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Portsmouth
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Nelsonville
Five new managers lead American League meeting in Chicago
Five new managers were among eight attendees at the annual American League meeting in Chicago. New leaders include Schalk of the White Sox, Moriarity of the Cubs, Ty Goey’s successor in Detroit, Dan Howley of St Louis, Jack Menner of Cleveland, and Billy Carrigan returning to Boston. Trade talks with the Yankees and Sox loom as rosters and pitching plans are debated ahead of the joint major league gathering.
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