Tennis Rating For The Season Presents Bad Situation
United States Lawn Tennis national ranking faces chaos after French players swept major championships. The selection committee weighs Lacoste Porotta Cochet and Richards vs Tilden, Johnston, and Helen Wills amid amateur and professional tensions. Local college football notes: Armstrong’s strong Wittenberg-led B A A standings, Ohio State in pursuit, and Denison and Miami jockeying for position.
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New York
C. C. Pyle
United States
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Vinnie Ichards
Bill Tilden
Bil Johnston
Johnston
Forest Hills
Paris
Wimbledon
Tilden
Richards
Rene Lacoste
Jean Porotta
Henri Cochet
Tilden Tilden
Association
Tilden Keenanee
Pyte
Helen Wills
Indoor baseball returns to Ohio university gymnasium
Intramural play resumes at the Ohio university Men's gymnasium with two class A and two class B games scheduled tonight. Last week's crowds were large and several favorites were upset in the races.
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Ohio University Men
Wrestling Opens New York in 1926 Season Opener
The 1926 wrestling season opened in New York with Alex Garbachenko, champion of Poland, Russia and Ukrainia, defeating Tom Lurich of Astoria by a fall. In the semi final, Wayne Mann of Nebraska won over Howard Cantonwine in ten minutes.
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New York
Alex Garbachenko
Poland
Russia
Ukrainia
Tom Lurich
Astoria
N. Y
Wayne Mann
Nebraska
Howard Cantonwine
Bobcats Ready for Wesleyan Clash at Delaware
Ohio University Bobcats practice at Ohio Field ahead of a week of scrimmage before the Ohio Wesleyan game in Delaware. Robeson injures his side blocking on punt formation, while Wesleyan enters as a strong rival with recent dominant showings and a near equal standing in the race for first place.
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Captain Wise
Ohio University Bobcats
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Wilson
Merman
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Queen City
Nicholson
Denison Big Red
Ohio University
Bobcats
Ohio Field
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Robeson
Cincinnati
Bolton
Wesleyan
Ohio
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Methodists
Denison
Akron
Wooster
William Herbert
Curb on Mother in Law in Chicago Court Warning
Mrs. Rachel Klein was warned in court that she must hereafter avoid any attempt to meddle in the affairs of her daughter and son in law.
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Chicago
Rachel Klein
Bush Chosen as Buccaneer 1827 Leader
Pittsburgh officials announce Wen J Daniel Bush signs a one year contract to manage the Pittsburgh National League team in 1927. He succeeds Bill McKechnie who was informed his services were no longer required. Bush has managed Indianapolis three years and once led the Washington Senators as manager.
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Wen J
Daniel Bush
Indianapolis
Pirate
Bush
Bill McKechnie
Barney Dreyfuss
Washington Senators
Detroit Americans
Boxing Roundup Results From Multiple Cities
Rocky Smith wins over Del Fontaine in Philadelphia by decision after 10 rounds. Jack Bernstein defeats Charley Rosen in New York by decision. Andre Routis beats Johnny Leonard in New York by decision. Frankie Fink defeats Joe Malone in New York by decision. Teddy Baldock and Jackie Cohen draw in New York in six rounds.
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Rocky Smith
Battle Creek
del Fontaine
Canada
New York
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
N. Y
Charley Rosen
Andre Routis
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
Frankie Fink
Texas
Joe Malone
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Teddy Baldock
Jackie Cohen
Navy Army game tickets oversubscribed in Chicago
Annapolis reports the Navy football ticket allotment for the Army game in Chicago on Navy 27 was oversubscribed by thousands. The total tickets allotted were 30 000, the greatest demand ever for a Navy Army football contest.
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Annapolis
Navy
Army
Athens Big Red Fall To Portsmouth 6 0 In Grid Clash
Athens high school football lost to Portsmouth 6 to 0 on Saturday. Coach Wise gave the team a rest Monday with regular practice to resume today. Three players Mansfield Wanless and Perkins sustained minor injuries but remain available for the Ironton game. Hayes may miss Saturday’s lineup due to illness.
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Wise
Warriors
Mansfield
Wanless
Perkins
Ironton
Hayes
Wilbert (Uncle Robby) Robinson Faces Brooklyn Revolt
Brooklyn club owners threaten leadership turmoil as Wilbert Robinson holds the manager title amid investor discontent over team decline. He remains president though his term ends next spring as he strengthens with new acquisitions Hendricks and Stars while criticizing aging regulars.
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John BD
Foster
New York
Wilbert Robinson
Uncle Robby
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Robby
Brooklyn
Wilbert
Steve McKeever
McKeever
Robinson
Cleveland
Irs
Giants
Hendricks
New Orleans
Stars
Los Angeles
Three Thousand Warrants Issued for Tax Dodgers
In Englewood three thousand warrants were issued in a single day targeting individuals who dodged local taxes. The mass action reflects a broad crackdown by local authorities seeking revenue enforcement.
Coaches vow no scouting between Yale and Princeton
In a pre season accord Yale coach Tad Jones and Princeton coach Bill Roper signed a gentleman’s agreement to forbid scouting between Yale and Princeton. No one connected with either team may view the other in action or read reports from alumni. The piece notes scouting is an exact science and warns letters from alumni can mislead coaches.
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Princeton
Lehigh
Tigers
Yale
Tad Jones
Bill Roper
Nassau
Eli's
Princton
Roper
University of
Ijilint
New Haven
Aulumnus
Tunney to Return Next Fall for Title Challenger Series
New York promoter Tex Rickard, returning from his honeymoon, said Gene Tunney will not fight for the title until next fall. He outlined elimination bouts to select a challenger through the coming summer.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Pirates' McKechnie Axed After 1925 Champs Split
Pittsburgh owner Barney Dreyfuss dismissed Manager McKechnie after the 1925 season amid internal dissension. Three veterans Max Carey Babe Adams and Carson Bigbee were released in an effort to restore harmony, disappointing fans who had hoped for a repeat National League title.
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Bill Mkechninittsburgh
Pirates
McKeehnie
Max Carey
Babe Adams
Carson Bigbee
Barney Dreyfuss
McKechnie
Oberlin College loses to Michigan State Normal in dual meet
In Ypsilanti Michigan Oberlin College of Ohio fell 38 to 18 to Michigan State Normal in a dual meet. Warren Polley of Michigan State Normal won the 4 1 4 mile race.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Oberlin College of Ohio
Michigan Stat Normal Kurriera
Warren Polley
Michigan State Normal
Ironton High Fans Rally Behind Orange and Black
Ironton high students mobilize for an Athens clash after a 35-0 win October 1 and a 6-0 victory over Jack team last Saturday. Key leaders Davis Diele Gallagher Phipps Bramer rally the Orange and Black backfield as the Light Brigade masss through Huntington and Wellston crowds toward a possible consecutive win.
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Light Brigade
Southeastern Association
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Elgin
White Hall School Plans October 28 Entertainment
White Hall school hosts an evening event with candy and various mood eats on October 28. Attendees expect a festive program as part of the school’s social activities.
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White Hall School
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