Officials Predict Another Good Season For McKinley Basketball
McKinley High coach Ellis Carter predicts a strong upcoming season despite losing stars Ray Cari Gien Landis and Horace McBride to ineligibility. Only one letterman, Dick Evans, returns. Peabody must rebuild with the 2nd team and a large freshman pool.
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The Daily News Boys Club I: William Burdick on youth athletics
Dr. William Burdick head of the Playground Athletic League argues organized sports benefit Maryland boys and girls. He cites track and field training building health, discipline, loyalty, and citizenship, praising war era virtues and advocating sane amateur athletics for lifelong well being.
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Playground Athletic League
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Maryland
Luther Bulick
New York City
Basketball Secrets in Shooting for the Basket
Instructional note from 1925 by Sol Metzger praising the chest shot over the underhand toss. It describes the chest shot as harder to stop and better for scoring, with two-handed looping delivery and left-hand illustration reference.
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Sol Metzger
Stark County Boys Aid Grove City College Football Team
Eight Ohio boys joined Grove City College for the fall season with six regulars and two substitutes. Canton Massillon area supplied most players including Capt Denver Gibson Henry Velthmeyer and James McConnell from McKinley High. Weithmeyer from Davis-Elkins joined as captain Gibson led the Crimson. McConnell, though a sophomore, played with veteran skill. Rosenberg Pflug and Weidman A formerly played at Washington High Massillon.
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Grove City College
Canton-Massillon
Denver Gibson
Henry Velthmeyer
James McConnell
McKinley High School
Canton
Wiethmeyer
McKinley High
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Weithmeyer
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Crimson
Jim McConnell
Rosenberg
Pflug
Weidman
Washington High School
Massillon
Meehan names all Eastern eleven football team
Syracuse and Dartmouth place two players on Meehan's all eastern team as selected by Chick Meehan coach of NYU. Ends Hanson Syracuse and Tully Dartmouth. tackles Joes Yale and Sprague Army. guards Wissinger Pittsburgh and Skubin NYU. center McMillan Princeton. quarterback Iley Syracuse. halfbacks Tryon Colgate and Oberlander Dartmouth. fullback Kreuz Pennsylvania.
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Dartmouth
John F
Chick) Meehan
New York University
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Tully
Joes
Yale
Sprague
Army
Wissinger
Pittsburgh
Skubin
McMillan
Princeton
Lley
All Southern conference football team named by AP
An All Southern conference football team was selected by the Associated Press from thirty two votes by coaches and writers across the south. The lineup includes players from Tennessee Vanderbilt Sewanee Tulane Florida Alabama Georgia and Georgia Tech with positions listed as tackle end guard center quarterback halfback and fullback.
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Florida
Thompson
Georgia
Hubert
Flournier
Brown
Wyckoff
Georgia Tech
Wooster College Grants Boles Leave Of Absence
Coach Boles, who has led Wooster college football for eleven seasons, receives a year off starting now. EK M Mose Hole will direct athletics and basketball in his absence, with Arthur Murray assisting football duties until classes end in June.
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Boles
Wooster College
California
Pacific Coast
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Mose” Hole
Bole
Arthur Murray
Hole
Jowans Close Good Season
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes under Coach Burton A. Ingwerson finish their second season with the squad from the coast arriving and the Black and Gold uniforms folded for the year.
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City
Yates
University of Iowa
Burton A. Ingwerson
Hawkeyes
Ingwerson
Hewitt Elected Army Football Captain for 1926
Orville M. Tiny Hewitt fullback has been elected captain of the 1926 Army football team. A Pennsylvania native, Hewitt played for Pittsburgh before joining West Point and has appeared in the backfield for three years.
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Orville M
Tiny) Hewitt
Hewitt
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Hold Benefit Grid Game For Oscar Player
The Oscars welterweights plan a charity game at Cook's Park on Sunday to aid Bummer Wolfe who broke his leg at Mansfield and is hospitalized. An All-Star team including Pecutt, Billiards, and Roger Jewermen will oppose the Oscar squad, with several Rogers players likely joining. The Oscars hold practice Thursday at Cutlery Field and Sunday morning at Cook Park to prepare.
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Puccis to Play Lavin Eleven
The Puccis Billiards, though disbanded for the season, plan a reunion to face the Lavins who have shown strong form lately. Lavins recently held Ravenna to 7 points and pulled a 68 to 6 draw with Brookfield. Practice Friday evening for all players.
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Lafayette Set for Cage Schedule
Lafayette college opens its basketball season with a near green squad. The season starts against Schuylkill College here and includes games before Christmas with the University of Pennsylvania and the strong New York University teams.
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Lafayette College
Schuylkill College
Lafayette
University of Pennsylvania
New York University
Husky Captain Carried Six Miles After Touchdown
Tecrean, captain of the University of Washington football team, scored a 9-yard touchdown to seal a key conference win. He was carried on shoulders by teammates and fans from the field to the Seattle station, a long celebratory march back to campus.
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Fimer Tecrean
University of Washington
University of California
Conant
Seattle
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Miwe
Glenn Leads West Virginia Scorers In Football
Albert Sleepy Glenn topped West Virginia scoring after a late game touchdown against Washington and Jefferson, totaling 44 points from seven touchdowns and two extra points. Pete Barnum finished second with 42 points from six touchdowns and 12 goals.
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Glenn
West Virginia
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Pete’ Barnum
Glenn Sared
Barnum
European Track Stars Poised for U S Tour
European athletics figures including Norwegian pole vault ace Charley Hoff and Dutchman Adrian Paulen prepare for a U S inspection tour. Hoff, a versatile jumper and runner with a best vault near 14 feet, may draw promoter interest if he competes indoors.
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Paave Wnirmi
Finland
Charley Hoff
Norway
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Porta
Adrain Paulen
Holland
George Goodwin
England
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America
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Goodwin
Willie Plant
Paulen
Jacob Hirsch Five Opens With a Win
The Jacob Hirsch cage team opened their season with a 46 8 victory over Royal Blues. Several players from both squads were out sick.
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Heater
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Lutheran Freshmen Show Good Form in Spring Game
Three freshman football teams at Wittenberg College faced alumni in a spring exhibition. The frosh played well despite the official 6-0 score favoring the alumni, drawing cheers and support from the old timers. Notable alumni Etter and Trautwein displayed their classic form.
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Springfield
Deale
Wittenberg College
Etter
Trautwein
Coady Elected Harvard Football Captain for 1926
Clement D. Coady of West Newton was chosen captain of the Harvard 1926 football team. He played fullback and tackle during the current season.
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Cambridge
Maas
Clement D. Coady
West Newton
Harvard
Moody Defeats Chester in 10-Round Decisions
In New York Desics Lewis Moody from Wales earned a decision over Lew Chawter of Brooklyn after 10 hard rounds. Harry Felix of New York fought de Claron to a 10 round draw with Basi Galiano from New Orleans. Archie Waler of New York defeated Willie Dillon of Cuba in a 10 round bout.
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Lewis Moody
Wales
Lew Chawter
Brooklyn
Harry Felix
de Claron
Basi Galiano
New Oreleans
Archie Waler
Willie Dillon
Cuba
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