McKinley Wins Over Kent and Orrville in Big Varsity Night
McKinley high beat Kent 31-19 and Orrville 24-16 as Roemer led Canton with 13 points in the two games. Evans topped McKinley scorers with 13 in the Orrville matchup while Roemer and Kilbourne produced key baskets for Kent.
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Carl Dillon
Kent
Peabody
Ecore
Roemer
Rr Ward
Rieck
Kilere
Reemer
Tinck
Kilcore
Kilbourne
McKinevites
Jenkins
Hiack
Black
Fife
Gundrum
Cone
Mack
Canton
Pownell
Jenkine
McKinleyites
Sheets
Allensworth
Mills
Orrville
McKinley
Evans
Evans McKinley
G. FE. Kent
Q. F. Reemer
Skinner
Nsworth
Galloway
Plaskett
Kilgore
George
Reed
G. F. Orrville
G. F. Swartz
Milla
Stafford
Honnold
Stiffler
Irvin
Wyer
Fivans
McCarthy
All'nsw
Saurers, Ge
Oj Berkey
Saley
Housley
Lobach F
Orville Boys Football Team Receives Year Letters
Orrville dec 30 members of the boys football team received their letters for the year at a chapel assembly. Senior members wore white service stripes while juniors wore red. Captain John Van Allman and Captain elect Charles Davis led the list of letter recipients along with various teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Pugh
John van Allman
Floyd Balls
Kermit Yoder
Clarence Hest
Lester Garver
Belmont Mills
Charles Davis
Paul Laurers
Frank McCarthy
Lawrence Honnold
George Irvin
Leonard Ehleman
Stanley Yoder
Robert Rehm
Donald Bowman
Edward Meske
Toledoan's Proposition Seeks Athletic Board Backing
The Toledoan urges acceptance of a proposition by athletic staff and board members, seeking approval and support for proposed measures affecting the department.
Young Stribling and Bride Tie Up in New York
Young Stribling and bride, formerly Miss Clare Virginie Kinner of Maren Georgia, wed last week on the twenty first birthday of Stribling. They are now in New York to pursue boxing work as contenders for national and international prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Brivis
Mice Clare Virginie Kinner
Maren, Ga
Tier
New York
Strixhee
Neltheory
McGraw Stands Pat on 1925 Baseball Lineup
New York Dec 30 Jobo McGraw heads to Florida with 38 players for Giants training camp. He hints at changes at February meetings while keeping most of the 1925 roster, citing aging stars and possible new catcher prospects to revitalize the club for 1926.
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McGraw
Pat
Aseball
N. & Sporte Balto
YORK
Florida
Jobo McGraw
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Tie
Han
The Daily News Boys Club 500 Mile Walking Race
The Daily News Boys Club launches a 500 mile walking contest for members starting New Year. Each boy tracks his own distance, with weekly totals to the editor, and follows advice on light footwear wool apparel and simple exercises to build endurance through 1926.
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Daily News
Rochester
N. H
John H. Finley
The
New York Times
Daily News Boys’ Club
Formation of Ohio Big Ten for high school athletics
Ohio high school officials met to form the Big Ten for interscholastic competition. A January 16 meeting in Columbus will finalize entry into the organization with delegates from Columbus North, Ravenna Youngstown, Findlay, Portsmouth, and others attending. Springfield, Lima Central, and Canton McKinley indicated support and tentative arrangements.
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Columbus
Big Ten
Ohio
Portsmouth
Findlay
Middleton
Raven
Youngstown
Springfield
Lima Central
Canton McKinley
Coen Wins Opens in National Boys Indoor Tennis
Warren J. Coen fourteen from Kansas City dominates opening day at the national boys indoor tennis tournament at the Seventh Regiment Armory. He beats Abraham Lekus and Julian Wishik in rapid fashion to reach the third round, while Arthur L. Noble of Newton Den er Mass is knocked out by Judson Morris in two sets.
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New York
Warren J
Coen
Tilden
St Louis
Arthur L. Noble
Newton Dener
Mass
Judson Morris
Conty Island Gets Long Meet at Coney Island Track
Directors of the Exhibitions on Breeders association which operates the Coney Island race track near Cincinnati decided tentatively yesterday to hold a fifty eight running race meeting next summer. Dates were left undecided until stockholders meet again next month.
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Cincinnati O
S’ On Breeders’ Association
Wich
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Cleveland Five Rout Buffalo in 84-17 Victory
Cleveland defeated Buffalo 84 to 17 as Captain Marty Friedman entered late and hit three of four long shots, including a shot from three quarters court. It was Cleveland’s seventh win in nine starts with a key upcoming game against Washington next Tuesday to decide the first half championship.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Marty Friedman
Washington
Palma Defeats Guillemot In International Cross Country
In Balboa Spain Amador Palma the Spanish cross country champion defeated French champion Josef Guillemot in an international cross country race. Guillemot had earlier won the 600 meter race in the event.
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Balboa
Spain
Amador Palma
Josef Guillemot
Guillemot
Five Horses Die in Stable Fire at EW Orlenns
A blaze at the W. J. Ball stable near the fairgrounds in EW Orlenns yesterday afternoon killed five thoroughbreds Rethel Sonny Hacrow Operts of RH. Drew Blue Stone and Regette. Twelve other horses were saved, one badly burned.
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W. J. Ball
Rethel
Sonny Hacrow
RH. Drew
Blucstone
Regette
W. J. Fall
Helen G
Greb Ordered to Box Flowers in New York Bout
New York December 20 The state athletic commission accepted Tiger Flowers challenge to Harry Greb middleweight champion and notified Greb to accept within thirty days or be ineligible. Walk Miller Flowers’ manager posted 2500 dollars to bind the match.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Tiger Flowers
Negro Puellist
Harry Greb
Middie Weteht
Greb
Walk Miller
Flowere
Canton Boxers Tod Smith and Merchant on Friday Card
Tod Smith leaves Willie Ames stable and fights without a manager as he heads Canton for a Friday bout. Opponent Merchant, now managed in New York by Charley Harvey, headlines a card featuring Billy Hiabe and George G m from Cleveland with eight rounds.
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Wilbur B. Snapp
Smith
Canton
Willie Ames
Clifton
Mass
Tod
Ames
Mane
Mitch
Torfem
New York
Charley Harvey
Tod Caime
Merchan
Cary
Billy Hiabe
Thie City
George G m
King of
Cleveland
Cane Tor
Eorge Shirley
Fearteg
Akron
Atx
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