National Professional Football League imposes drastic suspensions
Joe Carr announces suspensions of Pottsville and Joe from the league and fines of 1000 dollars for the Chicago Cardinals on probation for one year. Milwaukee fined 500 dollars and its assets to be disposed within 90 days. Art Foltz banned, Harry Drain is not suspended according to Carrasco.
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National Professional Football League
Joe Carr
Pottsville
Joe
Chicago Cerimels
Chicago
Milwauke
Philadelphes
Potteville
Horsemen of Notre Dame
Art Foltz
Foltz
Milwaukee
Carrasco
Harry Ftuildreher
Notre Dame
Massillon
Harvard Captain Calls For Abolishing Big 3 Scouting
Harvard football circles debate ending scouting in the Big Three. Captain Dolph Cheek of Harvard advocates abolishing scouting, echoed by Crimson editors and Cambridge editors, with debate over impact on admissions, athletics, and post graduate influence at Yale and Princeton. Harvard officials seek a mature coach while considering a younger leader option.
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Harvard
Lawrence Perry Cwprrcant
Canton Daily News
York
Dolph Cheek
Cambridge
the Crimson
Publc
Yale
Princeton
Harvard Contam
Hell Beeton
New York
Reggie
Columbia
Fred W. Moore
Arts Easily Beat O'Learys in Cleveland Victory
The Art Jewelers defeated the OLearys of Cleveland 40 to 15 Tuesday night at Cleveland. Van Nostran scored 14 and McCurdy 11 as Arts pulled away after a close first half. Blanchard led the OLearys with three goals in a lopsided local contest.
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Art Jewelers
O'Learys
Cleveland
Canton
Clevelanders
Arts
van Nostran
McCurdy
Lee Blanchard
Kinley High
Onjo Wesleyan
Blanchard
Yandliman
Madden
Vann
Neiberling
Gallagher
Ryan
Jenkins
Frease
Sullivan
Perry
Goldstein and Courtney Knock Out Opponents in New York and Oklahoma
Ruby Goldstein of New York knocked out Georgie Day of New Haven in the third round. George Courtney of Oklahoma stopped Jose Perris of Spain in the first round.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Georgie Day
New Haven
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Jose Perris
Spain
Local entertainment briefs and classes this week
Press Agents Say continues previewing productions with Richard Dix and Lois Wilson. Land O Dance begins modern ballroom and Charleston classes under O F Bentley tonight and Friday. Lyceum showcases Tom Davies Trio, a sensational motor cyclists act, with London Paris credits. Orpheum screens Wild Susan a Paramount comedy set in New York City locations.
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O. F. Bentley
Land O' Dance
Lyceum
Lyceum Theater
Keith Booking Office
Tom Davies
Canton
New York Flippodrome
New York Palace
Davies
Coliseum Theater
London
Alhambra Theater
Paris
Chicago
Palace Theater
Cleveland
Herbert Warren
Orpheum
Wilg Susan
Paramount
Bebe Dante
Orpheum Theatre
New York City
Riverside Drive
Grant
Leviathan's Pier
Washington Square
Park Lane
New York
Hotel Astor
Times Square
Canton Pro's Win Opener At Smithville
Canton Pro's opened its season with a 25 to 21 victory at Smithville in a tight game. Key players included Rubenstein scoring three goals and four free throws for Canton and Milton matching four baskets for Smithville, with Red Blair and Kneass also contributing for their teams.
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Anton
Smithville
Akron
Canton
Secore
Red” Blair
Ohio State
Akron Central
Fanny Niehaus
G. of
Warnert
Blair
Orrville Gun Club Plans First Registered Shoot
Orrville Gun Club will hold the first registered shoot at the new site at the Lincoln Highway and Orrville Southern Road, Friday. The program has one hundred 18 yard targets in four events of 25 each plus a 25 target unregistered handicap with valuable prizes.
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Orrville
Colgate Mentor Later
New York Dec. 30. Athletic council members denied that Colgate football coach for 1926 would be discussed soon. The vacancy arose after Dick Harlow resigned to join Western Maryland.
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New York
Colgates
Athletic Council
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Alliance Five Defeats W and J in Cape Furniture Showdown
Alliance Ohio saw Cape Furniture Stars overwhelm Washington and Jefferson 41 to 23. Reese and Lees each scored five baskets as Cape Furniture pressed the pace and Cook starred for the visitors.
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Alliance
Washington and Jefferson
Cape Furniture Stars
Reese
Lees
Cook
Basketball Secrets by Sol Meteger
A basketball coaching note discusses how players must attempt a foul shot by shooting the goal and warns against relying on passes to taller teammates to force a field goal. Officials will call a foul for such improper plays, misusing the rules and diminishing effort.
Knights of Columbus to face O'Leary of Cleveland tonight
The Knights travel with former college stars including Lee Blanchard from Onto Wesleyan as the tough road test against Cleveland's O'Leary team. Bamberger recently discharged from hospital, Gillenbeck back and ready after illness as the girls contest follows between Arthurs of Canton and the O'Leary Girls with Ralph Guest officiating.
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Knights of Columbus
O'Learye
Cleveland
Lee Blanchard
Canton
Onto Wesleyan
Knights
Bamberger
Gillenbeck
Clevelanders
Arthurs
O'Leary
Ralph Guest
Oscars Play in Barberton Clash for First Road Win
The Oscar Credit basketball team meets Diamond Match of Barberton in Match City for their fifth game, aiming to move above .500 after a 27-19 win in their first meeting. They expect tougher opposition on the road tonight.
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Oscar Credit
Barberton
Clothiere
Ledger
Clothiers
Dempsey Keeping In Trim Ahead Of Possible Return
Boxing reports from Angelo to New York say Jack Dempsey remains fit with light workouts and travel plans. The betting and exhibition circuit keep him in fans’ sight as Berlenbach and Gretzey are eyed for potential challengers while Carpentier and Delaney still draw crowds.
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Wo’ Deity News
York
Jack Demypsey
Bob Shand
Oakhamed
Phand
Tas Angelo
Dempney
Dempsey
California
Trek
Fie
Los Angeles
Berlenbach
Paul
Harry Greh
Berley
Rickard
Aly
Gret
Roland Todd
Dave Shade
Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Jack Delaney
Farley May Be Reappointed to New York Athletic Board
Gov. Smith is expected to reappoint James Farley and William Muldoon to the New York state athletic commission as their terms expire tomorrow. George Brower’s term continues for another year.
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New York
James FE. Farley
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Gov. Smith
George KE. Brower
Giants Head South to Florida Coast for Pro Team Play
Eleven members of the New York Giants plus Coach Bob Wolwett sailed from New York aboard the H. F. Alexander for Miami Florida to join a professional squad representing Palm Beach in Florida competition.
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New York
New York Giants
Bob Wolwett
H. F. Alexander
Miami
Fla
Palm Beach
Florida
Batters of 1925 Near The King Row of Baseball
New York December 13 The wave of hitters who have posted five straight years with at least 100 hits is growing. Players like Tiancroft, Fotheraut, Goalin, Hargraves, Lee, Sowell, and Sheeley are near or within reach of the elusive King Row of hitters. Under guidance of Under Gill and others, the increasing consistency signals a shift in the national game as the 1925 season closed.
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York
Dee
Tiancroft
Detroita
Fotheraut
Goalin
Washington
Harcrave
Cincinnati
Lee
Cleveland
Joe Sowell
Ood Sheeley
Chicago Ameri
Uadergill
Detroit
Woodward Triumphs Over Columbus East in Close Game
Woodward defeated Columbus East in a tight contest to secure a victory at home. Key players from Woodward contributed scoring runs as Columbus East struggled to capitalize in the final stretch.
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Charles Crow
Antrac Pometh
Crowley
O’learys
Goldstein
Ubins
Brown
Alasac
Baptist N . Blair
Whippy
Hopkins
Springfield
Mallory
Dyer
Hummer
Na Penn Laundry
Presbyterian— Or Wise
Io J. Wise
VanHorn
Milfor Oe Jar
Simpson
Arbaugs
C Wise
Endersh
Miller
Mackenzie Hl
Errett
Etnies Grabosky
X. Miller
Tyson
Lindsey
Tan
Hohler
Refoy m
Schwab
Tarris
Blind
Kendell Sooe
Kutcher Ydeltour
Johnson Anne
Nessencetperen
Karns Elesing
Éuwick
Tou & Cal
First Christian
Moore
Reid
Goodyear
Trinity IT
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Owens
Wiseman
Plernebach
Jacoby
Wriffiths
Arcades
Schlemmer
Witte
Jegler
Shinn
Shuartin Luther Hoppe
Kloss
Gundling
Maloney
Schaub
Canton Pro
Orrville Gun Club
Colgate
Alliance Five
W and J
Basketball
By Sol Meteger
Kaseys
O’leary
Farley
GIANT
South
By John Foster
Hargrave
Aste National League
Regent
Sheeley
Inia
Woodward
Columbus East
Columbus
Woodward Thigh
Toledo
Bae Eh
Market AV
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St Ag
Jiy
Senate
Munson
McKinley
Sperry
Market Ave
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Friar Inn
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Land O’ Dance
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