McKinley High Cagers Announce 1925 26 Schedule
McKinley High plans a 1925 26 basketball schedule with sixteen games nine at home and a New Year Alumni contest. Opponents include Lakewood Akron South Springfield Massillon Youngstown Raven Woodward Tech and Mt Vernon with Kemt Orrville Springfield and Cambridge new foes. The team will split for Dec 29 exhibition with Orrville and Kent and most home games set at the city auditorium under official P B Lobach.
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McKinley High
McKinlevites
Ohio
Lakewood
Youngstown Raven
Akron South
Woodward Tech
Toledo
Springfield
Cambridge
Dayton Steele
Wooster High
Orrville
Kent
Wooster
Mt. Vernon
Alliance
Mansillon
Younrstown
Raven
Akron Central
Woodward
McKinley
City Auditorium
P. B. Lobach
Ailance Weam
Dew
Akron
Youngstown South
Youngstown
Peh
Tech
Massillon
Farbert Plays All Positions
Columbus Ohio December 9 After tonight's game with Ohio Wesleyan Arnie Tarbert of Ohio State will have played every position on the basketball team In the opener Tarbert will be at guard paired with Captain Ralph Seiffer Harry Fenner former All Ohio scholastic lad from Dayton was hoped for the position but appendicitis left him weak and unable to travel Coach Harold Olsen moved Tarbert to running guard
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Ohio Weeleyan
Arnie Tarbert
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Tarbert
Ralph Seiffer
Harry Fenner
All Ohio
Dayton
Harold Olsen
Mentor Denies McKinley Rumor From Canton Offer
Steubenville High coach Charley Cartledge calls a Pittsburgh Gazette Times report linking him to a McKinley High Canton coaching offer "a lot of bunk." He says he has received no offers, does not know the origin, and will stay at Steubenville if he continues coaching, calling the rumor embarrassing and unjust to Canton authorities.
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Dee
Charley Cartledge
Steubenville High
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
McKinley High
Canton
Cartledge Delares
Steubenville
Cartledge
Yellow Cabs Face Oscar Credits In City League Tie
Akron University and Akron Central High stars form the Yellow Cab lineup visiting the Oscar Credits at the YMCA floor Friday night. The taxis boast two ex Kron U players and three with Akron Central ties. The Oscars seek reversal after a stiff cemented season. Walter Roth is out. A strong local doubleheader opens at 7:30 with United A C versus Co J quintet.
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Akron Central High Stars
Yellow Cab
Akron
F. Flower
Powell
Krenerick
Zahniser
Robinson
Baldwin G. Flower
Fontaine
Barker
Walter Roth
United A. C
Strangler Lewis Defeats Munn in Denver Wrestling Meet
In front of twelve thousand fans Wayne Munn challenged champion Ed Strangler Lewis but faded after a rally. Lewis won the first fall with a jaw push headlock, the second in 21 minutes 52 seconds, and the third in 21 minutes five seconds, securing the title defense.
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Colo
Wayne
Big) Munn
Idol
Nebraska University
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Munn
Lewis
Pirates Split Doubleheader in Weekend Action
In the first game the Pirates beat the All-Stars 82 to 6 led by Voll while Cramer and McMurray starred for the visitors. A later game vs the Junction Tigers saw the Pirates fall 22 to 19 with Koons leading the Tigers and Swartz and Emig contributing for the Pirates. The Pirates are idle next week due to a teachers meeting.
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Voll
Junction Tigers
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Emig
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Wohs Ovens Bok Mame
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Ee Young
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Tracy
Smith
Swarte
Tolgis
Firestone Girls to Play Two Games at Non-Skid Club
Firestone eagers are set for two games at the Non-Skid club house in Akron tonight. The 7:15 contest features the Diamond Match quintet of Barberton, followed by a 8:15 game against the Favorite Knits of Cleveland. The Diamond Match is regarded as Barberton’s strongest five while the Knits have long been Greater Cleveland champions.
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Firestone
Barberton
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Rosenblums Beat Elyria Five In Big Win
Cleveland professional team the Rosenblums overwhelmed Elyria Fox Furnace 70 to 23 in a workout ahead of an upcoming game with the Brooklyn Americans in Cleveland tomorrow night.
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Fox Furnace
Rosies
Wooster Prepares Strong Schedule With Wesleyan Highlight
Wooster plans a top notch next season with a home game against Wesleyan and a late Oberlin clash. The schedule avoids Ohio State, favoring a early Wesleyan meeting and a strong build toward peak form for both teams.
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Wesleyan
Ohio State
Columbus
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Malone Evans Bout Signed for December Show in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on December 9 contracts were signed for a twelve round middleweight bout between Jock Malone from St Paul and local fighter Dick Evans to be promoted by Al Zill on December 8. The Evans vs Sailor Friedman pairing collapsed after Friedman’s manager refused a weight drop. Zill also plans to match Benny Gershe with either Bobby Wolgast or Freddy Jack.
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Youngstown
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Dick Evans
al Zill
Evans
Sailor Friedman
Jimmy Dunn
Zill
Benny Gershe
Bobby Wolgast
Freddy Jack
Orrville Five Set for Burbank Team
Orrville coach Pugh trains his basketball squads for the season opener against Burbank on December 19. The piece notes Burbank’s strength, recaps last year’s Wayne County Tournament, and explains season tickets for nine home games at $2 for adults and $1 for students.
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Pugh
Burbank
Wayne County
Warren Lorain gridiron clash may be canceled
Warren and Lorain High football teams may not meet next fall under a two year contract. Lorain has requested release from the agreement to schedule another strong school for that date. Warren would drop the game if a substitute is found. Possible opponents include West Tech East Tech and Lakewood.
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S. W. Jones
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West Tech
East Tech
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Cleveland
Fremont High cuts basketball squad to 35 men
Fremont Ohio December 9 1924 Fremont High school's basketball squad of fifty two candidates was cut to thirty five by coach Bunk Ross. The number will be reduced to about twenty before the season opener against Clyde December 18. Five regular lettermen from 1924 have reported along with reserves who played in games last year.
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Bunk Ross
Clyde
New Accusation Against Toole Sparks IL Club Row
The internal dispute among International League club owners flared anew as Samuel Robertson, Buffalo president, accused John Conway Toole of falsely claiming an approved $2,000 salary increase for his new five year term.
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International League
John Conway Toole
Samuel Robertson
Buffalo
Toole
Detroit Tigers Eye Aggressive Offseason Deals
Detroit management weighs several potential trades and signings aimed at making the Tigers a tougher on field club than last season, intensifying expectations among fans and analysts.
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Tigers
Davis To Referee Next Week's Card At Dotys Gym
DDIE Davis of Akron will referee the main bout and semifinal at Dotys Gym Monday night featuring George TNT Gibbons and Ned Ketchell of Toledo. Osborne and Wilde meet in a six round semis, with Pete Duffy facing K O Moppon in another six. Two four rounders will be announced tomorrow.
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Doty’s Gym
George
Tnt) Gibbons
Ned Ketchell
Toledo
Divie Osborne
Jack Wilde
Pete Duffy
K. O. Moppon
McClain Defeats Trimble in Ten Round Welter Bout
Indiana welterweight How ard McClain of New Albany shaded Kewpie Trimble of Chicago in a brisk ten round decision. Jake Gross Lima Ohio welter shaded Ray Hahn of Indianapolis over ten rounds. Louie Keptein drew with Jackie Stewart in four rounds. Tate Langford defeated Soldier Fields of Fort Benjamin Harrison in a four round lightweight bout. Charlie Shine stopped Martin Keltner in four rounds.
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Howard McClain
New Albany
Ind
Welter
Kewpie Trimble
Chicago
Jake Gross
Lima
Ray Hahn
Jackie Stewart
Louisville
Louie Keptein
Feathers
Tate Langford
Soldier Fields
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Charlie Shine
Martin Keltner
Critchfield Will Captain Wooster
Henry Critchfield center is elected Wooster football captain for 1926 at last night banquet. He will be a senior next year and is the first Wooster captain from the center position.
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Wooster
Mountain Cage Five Goes East
West Virginia University basketball team plans an eastern trip in February to contend for broader prestige. The Mountaineers, seeking eastern laurels for the first time since 1923, will meet Washington and Lee at Charleston on February 8 after previous seasons facing southern foes.
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W. Va
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Washington and Lee University
Charleston
Veteran team for New Castle high school squad
New Castle Pa December 9 The New Castle High School basketball squad now numbers thirty. Daily practices led by Coach Phil Bridenbaugh feature first string veterans from last year’s strong five Friedman and Ralph Day at forwards Harry Robinson at center Walter Sumner as captain elect and Clarence Klaber at guard. Strong depth promises one of the best floor teams in years.
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New Castle
New Castle High School
Phil Bridenbaugh
Friedman
Ralph Day
Harry Robinson
Walter Sumner
Clarence Klaber
Negro boxers out on $5,000 bail
Gilbert Kid Brooks, a Black boxer, posted $5,000 bail after an autopsy concluded Joseph Kid Holmes died from shock following an eight round bout. Holmes, once from Chicago, collapsed after Brooks floored him with a chin blow.
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N. J
Gilbert
Kid) Brooks
Joseph
Kid) Holmes
Holmes
Chicago
Brooks
Eight Games on Akron Card for Next Season
Akron WII football announces an eight game schedule for the next season with three home games. Notable dates include Oct. 2 Case at Akron and Oct. 9 Ohio U at Akron, plus matchups with Mount Union Baldwin-Wallace Western Reserve Akron Navy Wooster Kenyon.
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Ohio U
Mount Union
Akron i
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve
Navy
Akron U
Wooster
Kenyon
Red Grange Meets President Coolidge at the White House
Football star Red Grange was presented to President Coolidge at the White House by Senator McKinley of Illinois. The famed Galloping Ghost greeted the president, who shook hands and asked where Grange lived before wishing him well.
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Ashington
Red” Grange
President Coolidge
White House
Senator McKinley
Illinois
Im Tuck
Lightheavy Ring Battle Appears Even
In New York on December 9 reports say the challenger’s strong form has reduced betting to near even money as Paul Berlenbach and Jack Delaney near the Madison Square Garden world light heavyweight title bout. Delaney’s condition is rated first class by officials in Bridgeport despite recent illness. Berlenbach will be examined in Summit, New Jersey this afternoon as a formality. The champion has rarely shown weakness except for an injured hand, and Delaney has gained popular support after a surge of betting interest.
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Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Madison Square Garden
State Athletic Commission
Delaney
Bridgeport
Coénn
Berlenbach
Summit
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Eastern Ring Performers Lose Prestige
A 1925 Cincinnati paper notes the shift of boxing prestige to the West Coast after California’s boxing law. It cites Frankie Genaro, Pal Moran, Mushy Callahan, Ted Morgan, Mike Ballerina, Charley Rosenberg, and Joe Lynch as Easternters who lost titles or were defeated by California opponents, questioning who the next eastern fighter to fall will be.
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Sun of California
West Coast
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Middle West
Golden State
Frankie Genaro
West
Pris
Genaro
Pal Moran
Pal
Moran
Ted Morgan
Mike
Charley Rosenberg
Joe Lynch
New Betting Figures Made In Maryland
Baltimore December 9 Betting on the ponies at four Maryland tracks Havre De Grace Laurel Pimlico and Bowie set a new record this year with total wagers expected near 54200000 The state will receive about 800000 revenue from pari mutuel betting machines Maryland also collects 6000 for each of 92 racing days and a 15 percent share of net profits for the racing associations Pro fits for 1925 show Bowie 543170 Laurel 643662 Havre De Grace 583202 and Pimlico 791445.
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Maryland
Havre de Grace
Laurel
Pimlico
Bowie
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Senators Win 1925 pennant for Washington Senators
New York Dec 9 The American league board with President Ban Johnson awarded the 1925 pennant to the Washington Senators and approved their financial report ahead of the annual meeting to discuss business affairs.
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The
American League
Ban Johnson
Washington Senators
La Barba Schedules East Coast Bouts in December and January
Fidel La Barba champion flyweight leaves Los Angeles for New York to face Joe Lazarus on December 23 under Tex Rickard at the Garder Club He will return to Los Angeles to meet Clever Sencio the Filipino challenger on January 26 in a follow up bout
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Fidel la Barba
New York
Joe Lazarus
Tex Rickard
la Barba
Clever Sencio
Florida real estate boom drags MLB figures into market
No fewer than fifty major league players and managers are reported to be spending the winter in Florida, taking part in a real estate push that keeps sports figures active off the field.
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Plan Offered To Stop Other Grange Case
Lawrence Perry reports on a proposed binding measure to curb pro ambitions among college athletes. A plan would require varsity players to sign a ten year non participation agreement after graduation, enforceable by injunction, with minor signing deferred until legal age.
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Grange
Phillies Open to Trading Henline and Ring
Philadelphia manager Fletcher signaled willingness to trade Henline and Ring if a good deal comes, saying he would not hold either player if a better offer arrives. He noted the team would be strong next season and anticipates a tighter race with seven clubs out to beat Pittsburgh.
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Ring
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Hirsch Five Wins From Hooper Coil
The Hooper Coal basketball team lost its second straight game to Hirsch 16 to 8. Hirsch led throughout, with Heyne starring for Hirsch and Shoemaker, Prit, and Hooper players contributing. Final score 16 to 8 in favor of Hirsch.
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St Joseph Captain Hotz Out For Friday Game
Fremont Ohio December report notes St. Joseph High School captain Richard Mope Hotz is unavailable for Friday’s game after three years away from the lineup. He is hospitalized with fever and doctors say his condition is serious.
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Richar “Mope” Hotz
St. Joseph
Hotz
Mempry Hospital
Reading the Fragments: A Patchwork of Incomplete Clues
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at time or site related terms but is largely unreadable. It mentions pace and place ideas with uncertain details, offering little concrete names or dates to identify a clear event or person.
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