Second man is Pomeroy sentenced for burglary
Jan. 26 Clyde Tyree, sentenced to one to fifteen years in Ohio penitentiary by Judge A. P. Miller after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny, was taken to the institution by Deputy Sheriff A. O. Tracy. Tyree was part of a trio that broke into the Simpson powder house at Dark Hollow and took 200 sticks of dynamite. Muncey, who pleaded guilty to the same offense, is already serving a sentence in the state pen.
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Clyde Tyree
Ohio Penitentiary
A. P. Miller
A. O. Tracy
Tyree
Simpson Powder House
Dark Hollow
Muncey
Abe Michaelson Sells Junk Business in Middleport
Abe Michaelson sold his junk business in Middleport to Dan Rees of Pomeroy. He had previously been sentenced to the penitentiary for a copper theft case tied to the Great Lakes Coal company, a matter that was carried to higher courts and recently dismissed.
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Abe Michaelson
New York
Michaelson
Dan Rees
Pomeroy
Great Lakes Coal Company
Local Notables and Visits Stir Middleport Community
Tom Larabd recovering at home on Second Street. Mrs. Mary Karr and daughter Marcia from Syracuse moved to Middleport. Dc. E. Thomas visited Athens on Sunday. Ned Menshinni and mother plan winter in Italy, with Menshinni to return with family in spring. Rev. Otto Geison went to Portsmouth for business. Mrs. Herbert Ewing visiting Columbus.
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Middleport
Tom Larabd
Second Street
Mary Karr
Marcia
Syracuse
E. Thomas
Athens
Ned Menshinni
Italy
Menshinni
Otto Geison
Portsmouth
Herbert Ewing
Columbus
Nine and a half pound daughter born in Sundry
Mrs William Jago and Mr Jago welcome a nine and a half pound daughter at their Mulberry Avenue home Sundry. Miriam Blackmore and Mrs George McQuigg traveled to Springfield for an Episcopal church convention. Mrs E D Jenkins returned to Jackson after weekend with sister Mrs Nyman Zweifelhere.
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Pomeroy Bend
William Jago
Mulberry Avenue
Miriam Blackmore
George McQuigg
Springfield
E. D. Jenkins
Jackson
Nyman Zweifelhere
Thomas Wiptoe
Columbus
James Church
Emma Sattler
Minden
W. Va
Bert Vance
Rutland
Pomeroy
Ray Root
Locust Street
Edward Ebersbach
Curtis Reed
Fred Bartels
Cleveland
Thelma Beards
Nelsonville Glouster Rivalry Renewed In Tonight's Showdown
Nelsonville-Y lead search continues as they host Glouster American Legion in the new high school gym tonight. Last meeting Glouster won 30 to 28 in Nelsonville. the Nelsonville boys seek revenge after leading most of the previous game. Lineups list Glouster Watkins Wolfe Meyer Kabler Powers Sharp Watkins and Nelsonville Stanrod Crouse Newton Rain Johnson Hudson Crabtree guards. A 7 p m preliminary pits Nelsonville juniors against the Glouster Moose Order.
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Nelsonville Y
Glouster American Legion
New High School Symnasium
Nelsonville
Legion
Soldier Boys
Watkins
Wolfe
Meyere
Kabler
Powers
Sharp
Car Hits Pole During Skid
Weslie Carmen of near Enterprise narrowly escaped serious injury Monday afternoon when his brakes failed on Kerrs Run hill his car skidded into a telephone pole snapping it in two and pulling down power lines the vehicle suffered heavy damage though he was uninjured
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Pomeroy
Weslie Carmen
Near Enterprise
Kerrs Run
Carmen
Perry Defends Army Navy Game Move
Lawrence Perry argues the Army Navy contest deserves national attention beyond service pride. He suggests staging the game in Chicago or other large cities, cites Soldiers Field capacity, weather considerations, and widespread support from taxpayers and cadets nationwide.
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Perry
Buckeyes Face Hard Test Against Chicago Maroons
Ohio State basketball travels to Chicago for a key road showdown with the Maroons. Coach Olsen’s squad carries a 3–1 record after a lone setback at Purdue.
Buckeyes Face Strong Indiana Wrestling Test Saturday
Ohio State brings a rare wrestling clash with Indiana University to Columbus on Saturday night. The Buckeyes, winners over Cincinnati and Michigan this season, meet one of the nation's top programs coached by Jack Reynolds, the welterweight champion of the world.
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N. Buckeyes
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeye
Indiana University
Buckeyes
Cincinnati
Michigan
Indiana
Hoosiers
Jack Reynolds
Indiana at Ohio Athens clash heads to Ohio gym
Indiana grapplers travel to Athens Ohio to meet Ohio University in a Monday night clash at the Ohio gym following a recent mat feud with Ohio State.
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Indiana
Athens
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana Grapplers
Ohio
Ohio University
German sprint star Hubert Houben to race in America
German sprinter Hubert Houben arrives in the United States where he plans to clash with top American rivals. Houben rose to prominence in Berlin last year by defeating Loren Murchison and Charley Paddock during their world tour and is limited to four races in the U S. He expects to begin competition soon.
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Hubert Houben
America
Houben
Berlin
Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
Bearcats Face Buckeye Challenge Behind Allen Scoring Record
Cincinnati battles Ohio University in a key Buckeye Conference clash as Ether Allen nears 60 points this season. Coach Grover readies a defense focused lineup while Ohio aims to counter Behan Granville and Bolton edge with Klein Dial Schmidt and guards. The packed gym hosts a pivotal Saturday showdown with implications for both teams in the league standings.
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Buckeye
Butch” Grover
Ohio University
Buckeye A. A
Bearcats
Bapa
Ether Allen
Ether
Charley Wright
Allen
Ohio
van Epps
Wright
Behan
Denison
Granville
Grover
Klein
Dial
Schmidt
Bearecats
Kenyon
Gambier
Dempsey
Episcopalians
Marietta
English golfer Abe Mitchell challenges American star for purse
Abe Mitchell has issued a five hundred pound challenge to meet any American golfer in a 78 hole match. Most expect Walter Hagen to be his opponent, with Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes among backers if a public vote or committee choice governs selection. The proposed May match aims to erase a three year old Hagen victory.
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Consolidated Press
Saint Augustine
Fla
Abe Mitchell
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Mitchell
Westchester-Biltmore Club
Gene Sarazen
Long Jim Barnes
England
Sarazen
Barnes
Bouts From Canton's Impromptu Card Highlight Mix of KO Wins
In Canton Delaney tops Roper by technical knockout in the twelfth round while Breslin and Ledy win by technical knockouts or decisions. Other bouts feature Stor gath and Cavalli scoring KOs, Mack lines, and a six to ten round draws in Buffalo and Philadelphia showdowns.
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Canton
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Young Nixon
Washington
Mansefield
Johnny Storgath
Mansfield
Johnny Michaels
Jamestown
N. C
al Dundee
Jimmy Perry
Alliance
Johnny Roberts
Springfield
Peanuts Seymour
Johnny Cavalli
Jack White
Columbus
Jackie Mell
Kud Dare
Dayton
Leo Alexander
Kid Champ
Hank Fredericks
Ohio State University
Sailor Roundstadt
Johnny Carpenter
Ted Stowe
Joe O'Malley
Sailor
Pedro Aguinaldo
Harry Gale
New York
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Political pull dayo fair play in Dempsey Tunney saga
The article questions Tex Rickard’s bold stance on rights versus the New York athletic board amid the Dempsey Tunney dispute. It notes Rickard’s political backing and hints at a Dempsey Tunney match as the best option, with Tunney expected to fight in New York before the indoor season ends and potential challengers like Pete Reilly seeking a shot.
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Fair Play
Consolidated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
New York State Athletic Board
Wills
Rickard
Boxing Board
Dorpsey
Arley
New York Boxing Commission
Tunney
Pete Reilly
Jack Delaney
Gene
Crack Golfer Star Ball Player Also Shines on the Golf Links
Noted golfer and baseball star stretches talents on the greens. The athlete impresses spectators with precise drives and steady putting, drawing attention from fans and peers. Local clubs celebrate the versatile sports figure’s cross sport skill.
Giants Star Ross Young Shines in Texas Open Amateur Round
New York Giants star Ross Young, an accomplished amateur golfer, tied as medalist among amateurs in the Texas open qualifiers. He faltered in the first eighteen holes, scoring in the 80s, before finishing strong enough to count among the medalists.
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Ross Young
Oss Young
New York Giants
Young
Lightweight boastback: Sharkey faces ex Marine in upgrade
Advertisers push a boxer's image as a rising light heavyweight. The write up notes Jack Sharkey aiming to move up and likely to meet an ex Marine in the next challenge. The piece frames Sharkey as the stronger target in a widening rivalry.
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Jack Sharkey
National League 1925 star ratings published
John B. Foster reports the full National League 1925 ratings with Hornsby as leading batter Carey as top base stealer and Pinelli as leading sacrifice hitter. Cuyler leads in triples, Bottomley key for hits, Luque tops ERA leaders, and the Giants fail to place any names amid a weak team showing.
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Hornsby
Carey
Pinelli
Fournier
Cuyler
Roush
Bottomley
St. Louis
Vance
Luque
Giants
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