Ohio Cagers Practice Miami Formations Before Weekend Meeting
Ohio's varsity and freshman squads worked in extended drills using Miami offensive sets to prepare for a Miami game. Grover and Peden emphasized defense and position awareness with a projected lineup featuring Burkholder Kline Bayless Trace Brammer and Brammer to match Canfield.
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Miami
Bobcat
Grover
Peden
Burkholder
Kline
Bayless
Trace
Brammer
Koterba
Hart
Lowe
Russ
Ohio
Grovermen
Miami Fray
Macklin
Canfield
Walton
Campbell
Taylor and
Yeady
Leahy
Richards
Hindman
Taylor
Buckeye
Cincinnati and St Xavier to clash for field house dedication
The University of Cincinnati and St Xavier college will play March 7 to dedicate the new 325000 dollar St Xavier field house. The teams, separated by only miles, had their first athletic meeting a 1918 football game that sparked a long running vocal clash between boosters.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
St. Xavier College
St. Xavier
Stoneham Accepts Full Blame for Hornsby Trade
Charles A. Stoneham, president of the New York Giants, says he alone ordered the Hornsby trade to the Boston Braves. He explains the move aimed to centralize control under manager McGraw, saying Hornsby’s methods conflicted with McGraw’s leadership while the manager was away due to illness. He notes the decision was for the club’s best interests.
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New York
O.R
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
Stoneham
Hornsby
Giants
McGraw
Anager
Mississippi Valley League Chief Declares Ownership Hurts Local Baseball
President Belden K Hill of the Mississippi Valley League blasts major league ownership of a minor league club as killing the home town spirit that defines baseball. He argues local fans lose connection when majors control teams.
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Belden K. Hill
Mississippi Valley League
Maseball
Helen Willis Plans Return to Wimbledon After Paris Surgery
Helen Willis says she aims to defend her Wimbledon title and to compete for the American team in matches against Britain and Australia. She notes a canceled Olympic program and a full schedule without French tournaments, citing strong rivals and ongoing conditioning after her 1924 Paris operation.
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Helen Wilis
Paris
England
Kenyon Lost to Ashland in Practice Game
Kenyon College lost 47 to 24 at Ashland in a tune up outside the Ohio Conference. Ashland led 22 to 8 at the half, then pulled away as captain Flip Lersch and Hap Johnson each scored 14 points. Ashland used a strong zone defense to limit Kenyon to five field goals per half.
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Ashland
Kenyon College
Gambier
Schmuck
Flip” Lersch
Hap Johnson
Kenyon
Chicago mayor prods Army to play Western foe here
Mayor William Hale Thompson invites Army officials to schedule a game in Chicago citing the Army Navy success of 1926. Nebraska has offered a $75,000 guarantee for a possible Army Nebraska clash at Nebraska Stadium next fall, with Soldier Field gates boosting Chicago prospects.
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Chicago
William Haile Thompson
Army
Philadelphias Al Gordon Wins Ninth Round Stopage
Al Gordon of Philadelphia defeated Don Davis of Chicago when the Chicago manager halted their junior lightweight bout in the ninth round due to a badly bleeding lip. Joe Shura of Pittsburgh won a six round decision over Jackie Powers, the local featherweight, in the same program.
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Youngstown
al Gordon
Philadelphia
Don Davis
Chicago
Joe Shura
Pittsburgh
Jackie Powers
Warner Backs Two Team System At Stanford
Stanford coach Glenn Scobey Warner proposed a two team football system to be trialed next season at several Midwestern universities. He divides the squad into seniors and juniors with sophomores as substitutes and alternates between Saturdays, aligning juniors against Washington and Southern California while seniors face California in the annual big game.
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Stanford University
Cal
Glenn Scobey Warner
Stanford
Warner
Washington
California
Dine Returns to Practice for Cincinnati Bearcats
Mickey Dine, a clever member of the University of Cincinnati basketball squad who fractured his left ankle on December 14, has resumed practice.
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Cincinnati, O
Mickey Dine
University of Cincinnati
Windsor Outboxes Larose In Cincinnati Six Round Bout
Johnny Windsor of Pittsburgh outboxed Tony Larose of Cincinnati in six rounds in a no-decision bout. Harry McCarthy of Cincinnati defeated Gypsy Williams of Toledo in six rounds.
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U.R
Johnny Windsor
Pittsburgh
Tony Larose
Harry McCarthy
Gypsy Williams
Toledo
Cubs Sign Maguire and Butler for Infield Strength
Chicago reports two new Cubs signed contracts today. Freddy Maguire, from the Toledo Association champions, is a second baseman and Johnny Butler, from Brooklyn in a trade, is a third baseman. Both add needed infield depth for the club.
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Cubs
William Veeck
Chicago Nationals
Freddy Maguire
Johnny Butler
Brooklyn
Maguire
Butler
California U C Los Angeles Joins Basketball Conference
The southern branch of the University of California at Los Angeles becomes a member of the Pacific Coast Basketball Conference.
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University of California At Los Angeles
Sharkey Blamed For Loss Against Heeney
Boxing critics say Jack Sharkey failed to box Tom Heeney, costing Sharkey the victory in their recent bout.
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Sharkey
Tom Heeney
Jack Sharkey
Won’t Become a Pro Despite Rumors About Von Elm
George Von Elm will not relinquish amateur status despite repeated rumors he might turn pro. The veteran golfer maintains his allegiance to amateur competition, continuing to pursue titles and tournament play while avoiding professional status.
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George von Elm
Cleveland Council Defeats Boxing Pass Abolition
The Cleveland city council voted down an ordinance to end boxing match passes. Fathers defend votes citing continued interest in fights while comments note ticket allotment limits and officials’ need for access to fights to prevent fraud. Promoters say crowds will appear elsewhere as athletes head south for the season.
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Cleveland
Naval Academy and West Point to discuss football amid talks
Rear Admiral Lewis M. Nulton and Secretary Wilbur held a Washington conference on renewing football relations between the Naval Academy and West Point. Wilbur said any Naval Academy decision on this fall's game would be satisfactory to the secretary, noting no change in his position.
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Washington
Lewis M. Nulton
Annapolis
Wilbur
Naval Academy
West Point
Wichita Team Flies To Play Hays State Tilt
University of Wichita basketball team will fly to Hays for a Saturday game against Hays State Teachers' College. Five airplanes carry eight players plus coach L J Umnus and manager Kimball. Air travel reduces travel time from rail six to eight days to about four hours round trip.
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Wichita
Kas
University of Wichita
Hays State Teachers’ College
Hays
L. J. Umnus
Forrest Kimball
California College baseball squads begin early January practice
California college baseball teams start workouts in early January as coaches plan spring rosters and evaluate newcomers. Details on schedules and locations are not specified in the provided text.
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California
Argentina boxer Hector Mendez among Baltimore’s top amateurs
Hector Mendez, an Argentine amateur fighter living in Baltimore, is cited as one of the leading local amateur boxers. The note highlights his status and prominence in the city’s boxing scene.
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Hector Mendez
Argentina
Baltimore
McCoy's Tablets Promise 5 Pound Gain Guarantee
An advertising notice urges underweight men and women to try McCoy's Tablet offer with a 5 pound gain guarantee. After four 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes, if no weight gain and satisfaction, the druggist will refund the purchase. The product is McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
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John
McCoy
America
Stick To Your Own Racket Says Hagen on Sport Gambles
The piece recalls Walter Hagen’s failed bid to enter the International League and a $25,000 initial payment for the Rochester franchise. It notes past cases like Rogers Hornsby with horse betting and other players entangled with gambling, warning against mixing sports with gambling ventures.
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Walter Hagen
Walter
International League
Rochester
Rogers Hornsby
Reds to keep largely intact lineup for next season
The Cincinnati Reds plan minimal changes to its lineup for the upcoming baseball season, aiming to preserve core contributors and team chemistry.
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Cincinnati Reds
Joe Kirkwood Dominates Trick Shots On Golf Links
Australian star Joe Kirkwood is unmatched in executing trick shots on the golf course, establishing himself as the supreme showman of the sport.
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Joe Kirkwood
Athens and Logan Face Toss Up In Friday Basketball
Coach Wise plans a new offensive for Athens Mig School to boost scoring against Logan this Friday. Athens on paper leads Logan by eight but Gallipolis margins and gym size may flip the balance. Wise praised Athens for defense and offense in Tuesday’s win over Gallipolis and works to improve basket chances.
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Athens Mig School
Logan
Wise
Gallipolis
Athens
Bulldogs
Athens 1
Harold Wise
Frost Sons of Veterans install auxiliary officers
Frost Frosts of Veterans auxiliary at their hall installed officers for the ensuing year led by Mrs Tenna Kinney as president and Miss Addie Warren as vice president. Other roles include Mrs Bird Little treasurer Mrs Clyde W Rowell secretary and Mrs Frank Kinney chaplain. The next regular meeting was held on Saturday.
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Ben Davis
Anna Waren
Letha and
Zena Welch
Wade Richardson
Nettie Ri
Frank Kinney
Dora
Catherine Fly
Spider Kelly Estate Leaves San Francisco Boxing Icon
James D. Curtin known as Spider Kelly left an estate of 19000 dollars and 50000 in IOUs and unsecured notes from boxing fraternity members. Mrs Rose Curtin his widow was named executrix of the estate.
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San Francisco
Spider” Kelly
Trip From Weisbaden to Brussels Talk At Melting Pot Club
Dr Faith Wray of Ohio University English department spoke at Melting Pot geography club last night. The next meeting is set for the third Wednesday in February with Dr James Porter addressing on his European travels.
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Weisbaden
Brussels
Faith Wray
Ohio University
Melting Pot
James P. Porter
Dives Into Burning Mine in Madrid Tragedy
Senora Maria Rel vante plunged into a blazing Madrid shaft where her husband had died, a dramatic act of self harm amid the dangerous mine fire and prior fatal blast.
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Madrid
Senora Maria Relvante
Georgia Senator W F George Eyes Democratic Nomination
W F George, Georgia's new Democratic senator succeeding the late Watson, seeks his party's presidential nomination and plans to secure Georgia's vote at the Houston convention.
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W. F. George
Georgia
Watson
Houston
Brooklyn Archers Signs for Six-Figure Annual Pay
Jess Petty of Brooklyn, an archer, recently signed a deal worth $15,000 a year, boosting her earnings to $13,000 per year in reported terms. The agreement marks a notable raise for the athlete and signals growing support for the sport in the area.
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Jess Petty
Brooklyn
Archer
D Calline
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