Mount Union Eyes Ohio Title Streak in Sharp Conference Finish
Mount Union enters final games in the Ohio Conference amid a tight race with Kenyon Oberlin and Wesleyan. Kenyon's 14 1 mark and Mount Union's two crucial wins shape a dramatic finish as Mount Union chases a rare back-to-back championship.
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Fight Strong Teams Battle For Supremacy On Goodyear Floor
McKinley High faces a difficult Akron district tournament with two games in one day. Drawings for Saturday's pairings will be made at 1 pm, affecting strong rivals like Lakewood Painesville West Tech Glenville and Alliance. McKinley hopes to stay healthy and prepared after a tough schedule.
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Say Berlenbach Was Mute in Youth Now a Great Boxer
Paul Berlenbach, once mute after a 30 foot fall, is now a powerful boxer with bold punch power. Speculation grows whether Jack Delaney can repeat his knockout when they meet in early summer. A Greb Tunney bout in St Paul on St Patrick’s Day could show if Berlenbach has progressed this year.
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Carrollton High downs Canton A B C in final game of season
Carrollton High defeated Canton Actual Business College 51 to 19 in the last game of the season at Carrollton. The locals, using their second unit most of the night, led 32 to 7 at halftime and finished with 15 victories in 17 starts. Captain Fell Steady McCartney and Moreland starred for Carrollton while Stahler joined Canton for the contest. Carrollton heads to the Southeastern Ohio tournament at Cambridge this weekend.
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Big Three Agree on Football Coaching Budget Limits
Lawrence Perry explains the Big Three pact among Yale Harvard and Princeton limiting varsity football coach salaries starting September 1926. The accord sets a total coaching-salary cap for Yale Harvard and Princeton, excluding trainers and freshmen coaches, focusing on overall budget rather than individual pay.
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Sixteen Teams to Compete in Berea Class B Tourney
Sixteen teams from seven counties will play at Baldwin Wallace gym Friday and Saturday. Registered schools include Cleveland State, Perry, Euclid, Shore, Oberlin, Middlefield, Jackson Center, Euclid Central, Wellington, Columbia, Berea, Cleveland Y M C A Prep, Orrville, Cleveland Holy Name, Cleveland Longwood, Bedford and Western Reserve Academy. State High is among favorites. Longwood last year’s winner. two survivors advance to Columbus for the state title.
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Monnot Sacher Team Goes Overnight to New Cumberland
The Monnot Sacher B team heads to New Cumberland to face ex-Seniors in a tougher Class A contest. The squad led by coach Andrews leaves the YMCA at 4 30 this afternoon and will also play Hudson Essex in a city Class A championship clash Wednesday.
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Oldest Greyhounds Salukis Noted in Arab Tradition
Austria and Hungary aim for admission to the International Lawn Tennis Federation as the federation plans a Paris meeting this month.
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Second Round of Amateurs Slated for Stark County Tourney
The Stark County Amateur tournament resumes next Tuesday March 17 at City Auditorium with ten bouts. Key matchups include K O Curdy vs Joe Siroma at 148 pounds Tony Leone of Dover vs Dan Varelli in a rematch and Mike Carroll vs Joe Masmo of Malvern at 110 pounds. Steve Carrick of Dover is also featured. Bouts are three rounds two minutes each. Winners face Danny Dunn's amateurs of Cleveland later.
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Trio of stars Hornsby Ruth and Vance head Spring action
Grantland Rice surveys the coming season with Rogers Hornsby Babe Ruth and Dazzy Vance as the key three. Hornsby chases a batting title, Ruth defends his crown and seeks another peak, while Vance aims to extend his pitching leadership after a breakout previous season.
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Criders Meet Johnston Drugs in Belden School Showdown
The Criders Milks face Johnston Drugs tonight at Belden School floor at 7 30. Criders arrive with 21 losses in 23 games and Johnston Drugs are having a strong season. Criders won a close earlier meeting.
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Villa Knocks Pilapil Out in Flyweight Match
Manila report shows Pancho Villa reclaiming his flyweight title by stopping Francisco Pilapil in the eighth round. Pilapil weighed 128 pounds to Villa's 115 pounds.
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Saints Sign Up Paul Shortstop and Cliff Markle
Saint Paul American Association club accepts 1925 contracts from Witcher Cliff Markle and Shortstop Danny Boone. They will report within a week. Three regulars remain unsigned Norman McMillan Walter Christensen and Howard Merritt.
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Cubs Outfield Prospects for 1925 Season
Canton Daily News surveys the Chicago Nationals outfield options at Avalon camp. Heathcote Statz Grigby and Mull er vie for spots while Miller and Kigsby show potential. Grimm may rise to past slugger form. Trade rumors with New York for Kelly are noted as beneficial if realized.
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Chick Fewster Set for Second Base Role
Lakeland Florida March 10 Chick Fewster former Yankee appears assured of the second baseman job. Manager Speaker began converting Riggs Stephenson former infielder into a gardener today. If Stephenson develops his throwing arm he could guard right field.
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Grip changes between wood and iron clubs
Do not alter hand position much when switching from wood to iron. A slightly leftward shift for short iron shots can help. For irons, grip tighter than for woods but avoid tensing forearm muscles. A firm grip prevents clubface from turning and reduces turf interaction that can skid the ball.
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Trinity College To Duke University Name Change
The item notes Trinity College Durham became Duke University. It lists the likely opponent for Dempsey as someone who believes he can defeat him. It provides Yale’s reported loss for minor athletics at 51 337.68 for fiscal year 1923 24.
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