Logan Seeks Strong 1925 Industrial League Season
Logan will pursue a prosperous 1925 season after the Industrial league banquet at Mrs. Amy Easterling’s home. Dan Soliday, league president, John Canty, and other officials urged continued organization, introduced pennant winners, and announced roster changes including replacing Marion township with Hocking Valley car shops. A meeting was set for officers and policies next Wednesday.
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Logan
Amy Easterling
C. F. Lauer
Dan Soliday
League
John Canty
Owens
Jim Brannigan
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
John Struble
Getz
The
Clay Workers
D. Mr. Lehman
Pappy Stewart
Robert Johnson
Roscoe Hansel
Nig Columber
Carbon Hill
Soliday
Canty
Marion Township
Hocking Valley
Oscar Dupler
Oliver Owery
Paul Thieson
Carl Scholl
Igo Thieson
Ferrell Thomasharles Webb
Earl Soliday
Leo Canty
Marty Six
Jamés’ Fields
Mr. Soliday
Reverend Lauer
Day of sport specialist is southpans gone forever dominate big show
The piece surveys the rise of multi skilled athletes in early baseball and golf. It notes Bucky Harris as a master second baseman with basketball prowess, Brookins in Iowa Ohio State play, Von Elm and Mary Browne's dual talent, and the shift toward southern pitchers like Vean Gregg and Groves. It discusses pitching trends and Manny Mack's Baltimore deal with Groves as a potential breakthrough for the Athletics.
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Joe Williams
Bucky Harris
Washington
Harris
Frisch
Brookins
Iowa
Ohio State
Buckeye
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Merion
Mary B. Browne
von Elm
Mary Browne
Fdldite Collings
White Sox
Dave
Zachary and
Mogridge
Rube” Waddell
Giants
Walter Johnson
Vean Greece
Seattle
Grege
Groves
Baltimore
Mack
Wisser
Jack Dunn
Connie Mack
International
Chauncey Protest Over Murray City Football Win
Chauncey protests Murray City high school football victory alleging an ineligible player. An end listed as Jenkins played under Shelton’s identity. Chauncey officials report the half showed the deception and notify association officials. The game, with a 6 6 score, may be forfeited to Chauncey once reviewed.
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Chauncey
Murray City High School
Chauncey High
Murray City
Jenkins
Shelton
Chauncey High School
Hf. IB
Boomershine
Neuwirth
Sandusky
Athletic Association
Last Night's Fights at Hamilton Ohio Featured Wins
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta defeated Joe Lohman of Toledo by fourteenth round stoppage in a scheduled twelve round bout. Matt Snyder of DaRon outpointed Lou Bloom of Columbus over eight rounds. Frankies Bobb of Dayton stopped Soldier Mellon of Columbus by technical knockout in the fourth round of a six round fight.
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Hamilton
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Matt Snyder
DaRon
Lou Bloom
Columbus
Frankies Bobb
Dayton
Soldier Mellon
Cincinnati College Teams Gear Up For Saturday Games
Cincinnati Ohio October 24 Two college teams prepared for Saturday action. Cincinnati went to Ada Ohio to face Ohio Northern University while Saint Xavier practiced with a pep rally and signal drill. Cincinnati’s lineup features twenty five players despite many injuries as they meet Maryville Tennessee in a traditional rivalry.
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CINCY
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Ada
Ohio Northern University
Saint Xavier
Maryville
Army Football Limited to Three Practice Days
West Point captain coach John J. McEwan laments Army’s small size and strict schedule, noting only thirty eight players on the varsity and three practice days per week. He singles out a few plebes and recalls past stars while describing military discipline shaping football at the academy.
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Davis J. Walsh
West Point
John J. McEwan
Army
John
Garbisch
Ellinger and Farwick
Harry Wilson
Wilmore
Bill Wood
Mack
Griffith
Frazier
Born
Yeomans
Notre Dame
McEwan
Wilson
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Bezdek
Tiny Hewitt
Pitt
Hewitt
Navy
Matthews Trade Sparks pennant chase for Washington
The piece notes Matty Matthews strong performance helping Washington toward a pennant, followed by a proposed trade to obtain outfielder McNeely from the Coast League. It concludes with Washington winning the pennant and Matthews missing key series due to the deal.
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Matty Matthews
Washington
McNeely
Matthews
Matthews Oses
Wooster Coach Prepares Defense for Homecoming Game
Injuries will keep several Wooster players on the bench for tomorrow's homecoming game. Coach Boles focused on stopping the forward pass and improving interference as Joe Hurst, the halfback who was hurt in the opener, is expected to return to action.
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Wooster
Severy
Boles
Joe Hurst
Geottge Stars With Marines At Quantico Backfield
Frank B. Geottge former Ohio university star captains the Quantico marine backfield. Marine team has defeated Catholic University 33 to 0 and tied Vanderbilt 13 to 13. Geottge, Kent Ohio native, is one of the era’s standout backs praised by Walter Camp and others.
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Washington
Frank B. Geottge
One University
Quantico Marine
Geottge
Ohio University
Marine Corps
Quantico
Catholic
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Lieut. Geottge
Kent, O
A. J.geottge
Athens
George
Marine
Marines
Michigan
Georgetown University
Army Third Corps
Walter Camp
Bob Folwell
Bill Roper
Hugo Bezdek
Rifle Club Started by Knights of Pythias in Logan
Logan O Oct 24 Fifty members signed up for a Knights of Pythias rifle club launched this week. The group will affiliate with the National Rifle Association and a range several miles from the city is prepared. Rifles and ammunition will be supplied and members encouraged to master marksmanship. Officers are Paul Collison president J W Gabriel vice president Carl M Brown secretary Marve Martin treasurer Mon Cook executive officer. Charter open to enroll more members. applicants must be Knights of Pythias members.
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Carl M. Brown
Marve Martin
Mon Cook
Iito
The
Knights of Pythias
Judge Lands Exonerates Frisch Kelly and Young
Judge Landis issues a statement exonerating Frisch Kelly and Young, arguing that a top paid baseball star cannot be at fault. The ruling reflects a defense of reputational protections for star players amid controversy.
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Landis
Frisch
Kelly
Young
Coolidgs
Judge Landis
Sports Talk Snippets From Early 20th Century Headlines
Collected remarks feature Red Grange linked to ice, Pic Traynor humor, Landis series debate, Carpentier and Epinard contrasts, Zuppke on rhythm in football, Germany Schultz nostalgia, Chick Evans airplane debut, Ban Johnson baseball inquiry, Mile Suzanne coughing relief, Alexa Stirling golf career note.
Wheaton Considers Rename After Granger Fame
Citizens of Wheaton weigh changing the town name to Greage or Grangeville after the sensational athlete Red Granger from the University of Minnesota. Wheaton would become Grange county seat with Greage Field as the new high school grid name.
Knockout Upset Sparks Odds Controversy in Sullivan Ballerino Fight
New York reports allege irregular betting on the Kid Sullivan vs Mike Ballerino junior lightweight bout. Bets shifted from points to knockout expectations, with many backers wagering on a Sullivan KO amid volatile odds just before the ring entry. Sullivan scored a fifth round knockout, fueling calls for an investigation.
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New York
Mike Ballerino
Kid Sullivan
Balino
Balletine
Gollé
Sullivan
Ballerina
Ballerine
Merit
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