Denison Leads Buckeye Association Pace Before Saturday Clash
Denison University sits undefeated in the Buckeye A A after two weeks of games, opening with a 28–24 win over Cincinnati and a 45–24 triumph at Granville. Ohio University trails, having gone 2–1, with Denison and Ohio meeting in Granville this Saturday to decide first place.
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Buckeye, Athletics Association
Denison University
B.sa. A
Denison
Inoes Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio
Miami
Granville
Cincinnati
Buckeye Association
Buckeye A. A
Grovermen
Ohioans
Big Red
Buckeye
Syracuse Looks Strong On Court This Season
Syracuse University basketball team opens the season with promise as Coach Pennsylvanian era outfits contrast. The Orange field a competitive squad likely to challenge rivals on the hardwood this year. Weather and quirks aside, the squad appears ready for action.
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Syracuse
Byarcuse University
Pennsylvania
Orange
Reds Rebuild with Wally Pipp Aimed at NL Race
Cincinnati seeks a sharp infield with Wally Pipp at first and Cruz at second while Emmert and Pinelli handle short and third. Critz bats .277, and the Reds hope a better first baseman unlocks Cruz and the defense. The move stirs the whole National League as Frank Frisch’s Cardinals face renewed competition.
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Wally Pipp
Reds
Huike
Hudgens
Pipp
Cincinnati
Cruz
Emmert
Pinelli
Vinelli
Seattle
Rhyne
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Caveney
Adams
Chicago
Aise
Critz
Frank Frisch
Zuppke Praises Grange Bears Yet Criticizes Blocking
Long Beach feedback cites Rea Grange star for cash in Chicago Bears debut. Illinois coach Bob Zuppke, watching the game, says Grange’s Bears compare to top college teams but suffer from weak blocking, a key element he deems vital in football.
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Long Beach
Cal
Rea” Grange
Cash
Grange
University of Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Chicago Bears
Intriguing Blue Denim Shirt Reveals Hidden Wood Texture
A quirky line notes how a blue denim shirt contrasts with a visible thick hardwood under a tougee. The description hints at craftsmanship and a moment of tactile detail.
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Heart of
Nomi
Judge Landis Sees No Hope For M Connell
Judge Landis in San Francisco as guest of Cal Ewing says he sees little chance of reinstating Jimmy O Connell former Giants star outfielder suspended for attempting to bribe a player on an opposing team.
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San Francisco
Judge Landis
Cal Ewing
Oakland Club
Jimmy O'Connell
New York Giants
O'Connell
Mullins Seeks Back Pay as Dempsey Wills Fight Plans Stumble
The piece notes Paddy Mullins seeks the second installment of preliminary advance money for the Dempsey Wills bout proposed for this year. Mullins signed for Wills to fight in ten rounds without a decision and reportedly was to be paid twenty five thousand dollars on signing and another sum later. It questions whether Mullins received the initial payment and mentions Mullins probing for opponents to boost the event.
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New York
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Niles
Michigan
Paddy Mullins
Paddy
Mullins
Wills
Dempsey
Trishman
Weinert
Floyd Johnson
Jack Renault
Jack Sharkey
Joe Hughes
Joe
San Juan Hill
Harry
Harris to Remain Washington Leader for 1926 Pennant Run
New York dispatch reports Stanley Harris plans few changes in Washington club for 1926. Key players eyed include Ruthless Johnson and Coveleskie with Veach, Peckinpaugh, Bluege and Harris back in the infield, Goslin and Rice in the outfield, and Joe Harris seeing time at right field while efforts to develop a new regular from Jeanes, McNeely, Archdeacon continue.
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New York
Stanley Harris
Washington
Senators
Washington Ball Club
Roger Peckinpaugh
Joe Judge
Harris
Tom Zachary
Spencer Adams
Joe Bush
Browns
Everett Scott
Bobby Veach
Allan Russell
Nemo” Seibold
Johnson
Coveleskie
Ruether
Ferguson
Ogden
Marberry
Ballou
Jude Stanley Harris
Peckinpaugh
Bluege
Shirley
Adam
Myer
Joe Harris
Ruel
Severeid
Goslin
Rice
Jeanes
McNeely
Archdeacon
Veckinpaugh
Peck
Walter Johnson
Hamden Teams Fall and Win at Wellston Saturday
The Hamden girls lost to Wellston 15 9 with a rough foul filled second half. Hamden boys won 18 to by overcoming shooting luck as Craig led scoring and Bobo with Craig in guard roles. Petersburg boys set to visit Hamden next Friday night.
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Hamden High School
Wellston
Wellston Girls
Hamden Boys
Wellston High School
Frank Bobo
Craig
Murphy
Petersburg
Scioto Township
School Auditorium
Fencer Wounded When Foil Snaps at Club Meet
Paul Bencoe of the New York Athletic Club was stabbed by a foil fragment when an opponent's weapon broke during a fencing competition at the fencer's club. The punctured lung left him gravely injured with a risk of death. George Pardigan, another club fencer, was the opponent involved in the accident.
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New York
Paul Bencoe
New York Athletic Club
Bencoe
George Pardigan
Illini Cagers Rally to Edge Michigan in Tight Big Ten Tilt
In Ann Arbor Illinois defeated Michigan 31 to 29 in a hard fought Western Conference game. The Illini victory knits the standings, creating a six way tie in the Big Ten.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Illinois
Michigan
Illini
Illinois
Boston Braves and Red Sox Enforce Health Checks
Boston the Braves and Red Sox require all players to have teeth and tonsils examined before reporting for spring practice. The clubs believe good health is essential for peak performance this season.
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New York
Boston Braves
Red Sox
John Carroll Faces Capital This Friday in Cleveland
Capital University, fresh from beating Western Reserve, travels to Cleveland to meet John Carroll on Friday night. Lutherans vs John Carroll also on the schedule, promising strong fan interest.
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Capital
Columbus
Capital University
Victor
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Lutherans
Corbett’s Ring Chances Ruined in First Round
Cleveland featherweight Corbett suffered a knockout setback in Philadelphia last night as Benny Toss sent him to dreamland in the first round of a 12 frame schedule.
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Cleveland
al Corbett
Benny Toss
Philadelphia
Dreamland
Finland's Ice Champion Suffers Second Defeat in U.S.
Finland's Olympic skating champion Charley Thunberg lost again in New York as Joe Moore of New York and Charles Gorman of Canada won a three corner race. Thunberg finished third in the event, marking his second defeat in this country.
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New York
Finland
Charley Thunberg
Joe Moore
Charles Gorman
Canada
American bike men lead in six day races
Berlin MacNamara and Horan head America's six day cycle team during the ninety seventh hour with 1555 980 yards and 201 points. Second place racers trail with 195 points.
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MacNamara
Horan
America
Toledo Bowling Tourney Draws 2250 Teams
More than 2250 line teams entered Toledo's annual bowling tournament from March 6 to April 5. The American Bowling Congress event is expected to list prizes totaling about 25 660 dollars and may reach 25 000.
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Toledo
Harry Wilson Shines in Football and Basketball Roles
Harry Wilson stars on the West Point football team as a halfback in fall games and plays guard for the basketball quintet in winter. He excels whether running an end or tossing a goal and is regarded among the top players in both sports in the East.
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Ere
University of Iowa
McConnell
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
van Deusen
Iowa
Arry Wilson
West Point
Harry
Smith Aims for Major Golf Title After Texas Open Victory
MacDonald Smith, hailed as 1925’s greatest amateur golfer, begins another campaign after beating Bobby Cruickshank to win the Texas Open. The 46 year old Scot, part of the famed Smith golf family, recalls near misses at the American and British Opens and vows to capture at least one major this season despite past setbacks.
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San Antonio
Texas
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Cruickshank
Smith
Smith Golf Family
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Science teacher faces charge over eye injury claim
In Pomeroy on January 19, science teacher E. E. Snyder is accused of striking student Geno Pierotti in the eye during biology class. Pierotti's eye was badly disfigured, and the boy's father plans to file charges while classmates report the incident and intervening actions.
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E. E. Snyder
Geno Pilerotti
Pierotti
Indiana Woman Injured Near Locomotive Bridge
Mrs. Awada Carwill of Hartford City Indiana was brought to Dr E F Maag for medical attention after a bus struck her near the lo bridge. She suffered several broken bones while traveling to Wheeling West Virginia to visit a son confined in a hospital.
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Awada Carwill
Hartford City
Ind
E. F. Maag
Lo Bridge
Mrs Darst Stricken With Pneumonia At Logan Lodge
Mrs Claude Darst state organizer of the Daughters of America was stricken with pneumonia while attending the Logan lodge. She was taken to the Ambrose hotel at Logan for treatment and later returned home to Pomeroy where she is much improved after medical aid.
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Claude Darst
The
Daughters of America
Logan Lodge
Ambrose
Logan
Delphian Society Publishes Persia Discussion at Library
The Delphian society held its regular meeting at the local library last evening in Middleport. The topic under discussion was Media Persia and a very interesting session was reported.
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Middleport
Delphian Society
Media
Persia
Release of Lennie Frost in Geyer Office Robbery Case
Lennie Frost, held in Pomeroy over the D. Geyer office robbery, is released as there is insufficient evidence to hold him. The case now rests on the lack of corroborating facts and ongoing investigation.
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Pomeroy
Lennie Frost
D. Geyer
Legion Auxiliary Holds Bimonthly Meeting In Port
Middleport residents report a large turnout at the American Legion auxiliary bimonthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Barnes last evening.
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Middleport
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Barnes
Miller Couple Leave for Week-Long Visit
Mr and Mrs R A Miller departed yesterday for a week long visit to Co. surroundings with plans to tour regional sites and return by week’s end.
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Middleport
R. A. Miller
Mrs. Ella M. Brooks to be buried at Beech Grove
The body of Mrs. Ella M. Brooks, who died in Portsmouth, will arrive in Pomeroy Wednesday evening and be taken to the city homestead. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the residence with burial in Beech Grove cemetery. She was raised in Meigs county and leaves three sons J B Brooks C W Brooks of Portsmouth and Harry of Marietta, plus brother W L Hysell of Thomas Fork.
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W. L. Hysell
Thomas Fork
Mr. Hysell
Mrs Bennett Breaks Finger In Columbus Visit
Harry Bennett visiting Columbus described Mrs Bennett catching on her attire and later finding a torn finger ligament and a broken small bone fragment. A doctor confirmed the injury prevented finger straightening.
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Middleport
Harry Bennett
Columbus
Pomeroy Briefs From Pomeroy Bend Notebook
Fiora Batley of Bradbury stays with his daughter Mrs Have ry Rice and family here. Mrs James Clifford improving at home on Butternut avenue. Mrs Dana Lloyd and Anna Jane back from Medfield to visit her ill father. Laura Pelley state school auditor arrived from Athens on business. Elsie Entsminger due from Albuquerque to visit Middleport relatives. Dr H L Crary a business visitor at Huntington yesterday. Everett Reeves out of school due to illness. Ailes Malone ill at home on East Main Street.
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Fiora Batley
Bradbury
Havery Rice
James Clifford
Butternut Aveenue
Dana Lioyd
Anna Jane
Medfield
Edwin Stannard
Laura Pelley
Athens
Elsie Entsminger
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Richard Entsminger
Middleport
H. L. Crary
Huntington
Everett Reeves
Ailese Malone
East Matin Street
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