National College Classic Next Big Event on Track List
The National College classic will be staged at Stage Field on June 12 and 13 with top teams from the East, West, and middle regions. Southern California, Michigan, Wisconsin, Penn State, Holy Cross, Georgetown, and Stanford are among entrants, led by stars such as Bud Houser, Crumbles, Glenn Hartrampf, Hubbard, Schwarze, Richerson, Keeble, and Locke in a likely close competition.
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Middle West
Southern California
Bud" Houser
Dye
Crumbles
Norman Anderson
California
Hampton
Dodson
Stanford
Glenn Hartrarft
Penn State
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Nittany Lions
Charley Moore
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Missouri
Nebraska
Hubbard
Richerson
Keeble
Locke
DeHart Hubbard
Blue Grays Rally But Fall Short In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a tense contest the Shops and Blue Grays traded innings with lone decisive blows. Blue Grays execute a late rally as Gill homers to drive in two, but Shops hold edge with solid defense and timely outs.
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Shops
Page
Hagg
Bishop
Smith
Fulford
Hall
Blue Grays
Jeffries
Clark
Short
Foley
Johnson
Gill
Hal
Hurst
Pittsburgh Man Wins $25000 Personal Injury Verdict
A verdict for 25000 dollars was awarded to Frederick W. Layne sixty in his suit against the Pittsburg and West Virginia Railway Company. Layne, a steel riveter, said he was crippled for life after being caught six minutes between a steel girder and a bucket holding two tons of coal during an accident on January 8 1924 while working on a steel coal hoist.
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Pittsburg
Frederick W. Layne
Pittsburg and West Virginia Railway Company
Layne
Loughran Edges Burke In Twelve Round Decision
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia overcame an early deficit to defeat Martin Burke of New Orleans by decision in twelve rounds at Dexter Park. Loughran weighed 170 pounds while Burke was 176.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Dexter Park
Loughran
Burke
Coolidge speech praised in Norway for Norse emigrant ties
Oslo reports and editorials hail President Coolidge for recognizing Norwegian emigrants a century after their arrival in the United States. Norwegian press portrays the address as historic, praising his remarks about Leif Ericson and the bond between Norwegians and America.
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Oslo
Norway
Coolidge
Minnesota State Fair Grounds
United States
Ars
Norwercantile Shipping Gazette
Rean
Aftenposten
Nine Young Men Held on Liquor Charge in Princeton Area
Nine men from various states were bound over by U S Commissioner Tom Scott for the federal term with bonds totaling 27000 dollars charged with possessing liquor. The indictments stem from a December arrest by state troopers near Princeton where a small quantity of liquor was found.
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United States
Tom Scott
Havorin
H. BE. Breen
L. W. Kirby
J. W. Nuttycome
J. P. Ring
W. P. Wiikina
H. P. Hanesberger
W. L. Kabuch
RK. L. Johnson
W. R. Smith
Creecy
Buchanan
Princeton
Squire Kitts
Cabin Cruiser Crystal Burned Off Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City New Jersey June 11. Cabin cruiser Crystal owned by Edward Conover of this city burned to the water edge five miles off shore. The boat carried thirty passengers. Sixteen were rescued, others later brought ashore. Fire believed to have started from cigarette igniting gasoline causing an explosion. Injured treated at the dry navy base and rushed to hospital. Patrol boat searched the sea for missing passengers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Crystal
Edward Conover
Two German Ships Seized by French Boat
A French torpedo boat seized two German ships the Leipsic and Dortmund off Aga dir Morocc o and towed them to Mogador for cargo examination. The dispatch notes eastward situation stationary but mentions rebels infiltrating French lines along the Lucas River north of Ouezzan causing many Kabyle desertions to the Rif.
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Araish
Spanish Morocco
Fez
Leipsic
Dortmund
Agadir
Morocco
Atlantic Ocean
Mogador
Lucas River
Ouezzan
Illinois House kills anti KKK bill
Springfield June 11 The Illinois House voted down an anti Ku Klux Klan bill sponsored by Representative William F. King of Chicago after heated debate. Opponents cited policy concerns and condemned the Klan without defending it as supporters urged action.
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Springfield, II
The
House Today
Willam F. King
Chicago
King
Waite Phillips Oil Deal Seen At About 30 Million
New York June 11 The oil trade expects the Waite Phillips Company properties to be sold to Mid Kansas Oil and Gas, a subsidiary of Ohio Oil, for about 30 million dollars. Completion would start retail marketing by Ohio Oil. Waite Phillips holds marketing facilities in Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Iowa.
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New York
Waite Phillips Company
Mid Kansas Oil & Gas Company
Ohio Oil Company
Ohio Ol
Waite Phillips
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Iowa
Rochester Leaders Triumph as International Association Scores
International Association Rochester 9, City 3. Baltmore te Terenito 4 Reading 6, Buffalo 5. Providence 6, Syracuse 4.
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Rochester
City
Baltmore Te Terenito
Reading
Buffalo
Providence
Syracuse
Lawyer Indicted for Grand Larceny in New York Case
New York reports lawyer Brinkman indicted for grand larceny and receiving stolen property. Authorities say he led a band that stole securities and bank notes, involving bonds, railway stock, and a $58,000 fraud against clothing dealer Mark Rothkrug. Indictments tie to Liberty Trust Company theft and stolen securities used as collateral.
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New York
Banton
Brinkman
Samuel Kosandros
Braunstein
Mark Rothkrug
Rothkrug
Liberty Trust Company of
St. Louis
Chelsea Exchange Bank
United States Mortpo and Trust Company
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Gershe Defeats Goodman in Ten-Round Cleveland Bout
Benny Gershe, Cleveland featherweight, Wins newspaper decision over Charlie Goodman of New York in ten rounds. Willie la Morte of Jersey City beats Tommy Fee go of Detroit in six rounds in the semi final.
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Gershe
Goodman
Cleveland
Benny Gershe
Charlie Goodman
New York
Floorethia
Willie la Morte
Jersey City
Tommy Fee
Detroit
Tunney Signs for Ten-Round Bout in Illinois
Amateur boxing champion James Tunney has been signed by matchmaker James Mullen for a ten round bout on July 10 to be held in East Chicago Illinois or Aurora Illinois. The event was announced tonight.
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Tunney
POR Bolt
Chicago
Rrene Tunney
James Mullen
East Chicago
Ill
Aurora
Boxers Considering Meeting Bouts Minus Key Stars
Report notes that a meeting offer excludes Harry Wills and Tommy Gibbons, with no winner selected yet. It describes a planned gathering where others may step forward to arrange future fights or negotiations.
Motherhood Not Interfering With Law School Honors
New York June 11 Mrs Sarah Levin Kopelman mother of an eleven year old child was awarded highest honors in the graduating class of Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University. She earned an average of 93.7 percent for her entire course. Her husband Barnett E Kopelman is a practicing New York attorney.
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New York
Sarah Levin Kopelman
Brooklyn Law School
St. Lawrence University
Kopelman
Barnett E. Kopelman
Belmont County Man Awaiting Slaying for Child’s Death
June 11 report from Columbus says Pondrat Gwozdenkow, 37, of Belmont County, awaits execution for the alleged slaying of Annie Kuskoff, seven. Last minute appeals by his attorneys proved futile as the case heads toward dawn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pondrat Gwozdenkow
Belmont County
Aorrow
Annie Kuskoff
Governor Donahey Denies Reprieve for Client
The governor refused to grant a reprieve after the request was submitted, leaving the death sentence in effect. No further action was taken by the executive branch.
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Donahey
Opposition to Evolution Teaching Law Adopted in Georgia
The Georgia Federation of Labor in Augusta on June 11 voted to oppose any state law prohibiting the teaching of evolution in public schools. The resolution, introduced by Max Wilk editor of the Labor Review, was adopted and published.
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Augusta
Georgia Federation of Labor
Max Wilk
Labor Review
Georgia Federation
Veterans of Foreign Wars oppose Memorial Day sports events
In Reading Pennsylvania on June 11 300 delegates of the Veterans of Foreign Wars condemned holding sporting events on Memorial Day as irreverent to fallen soldiers. They urged state and municipal officers to prohibit such contests while noting local historical ties to early settlers.
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Reading
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Jack Hoxie
Fighting Ranger
Illinois
International Association
Richard DIX
Frances Howard
Senorita
Spain
Idaho
Israel Brinkman
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Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
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Princeton Power Company
Princeton Avenue
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Palm Beach
A. W. Cox Dept Store
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