Pitt and Carnegie Tech Men Run Wild Against Chicago
Pitt and Carnegie Tech overpower Chicago in a high tempo cross country meet with standout runs from star runners. The event featured fierce footwork, with teams exchanging leads and the crowd witnessing a dramatic finish marked by strong pace and decisive kick.
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The Encore: boxing gossip and rival clashes of 1925 era
The excerpt narrates boxing showdowns and rivalries among Gelaney, Herbubach, Poa, and other fighters in 1925. It mentions dramatic exchanges, a warrior’s improving form, and the Dramatic context around Astoriit Amkasninik Weeks with references to champions like Jimmy Slattery and Cex Wickard. It reads as a period boxing column full of colorful phrases and speculative outcomes.
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Herbubach
Jack
Ani
Paul
Dante
Cerlen
Ana Hell
Astoriit Amkasninik
Nile
Chapdeluite
Jimmy Slattery
Rounding Third By Hugh A Jennings
An opulent baseball narrative analyzes H K Rath, Adrian Anson, and Crawford in a vivid recount of a historic round of hitting. It notes Anson as a natural hitter and highlights Crawford's rapid, powerful drives and fielding moves, while contrasting early 20th century batting with modern power.
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Merlin
Bagebath
Adrian G. Anion
Gabler Ca
Simao Crawferd
Manly
Arantrrad
Hathase
Firat
Uhage
Raw Terd Welug
Plteter
Redisce San
George Alster
Mike Laive
Sider
Fee
Tr Hy
Betatte
Delahanty
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Thetas
Cobb
Slater
Ark Wheat
Ets
Joe Jackson
Dayhsen
Hue Walch
Seth
Crossine
Selders
Collins
Frankie Frisch
Speed
Frisch
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Worth American Sewspaper Alliance
Berlenbach Delaney Title Bout Hopes Rise in Ring Amid Hurdles
In a crowded wire service wrap, Paul Berlenbach and Delaney are linked as potential titlist rivals. Berlenbach, a former knockout king with 23 straight KOs, seeks another shot after a string of strong showings. Delaney, noted as the only man to defeat the champion, looms as the main obstacle as negotiations and injuries threaten a summer clash.
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Tuul Berstenbach
Mateh St Madison
Forder Lomorruw
Alent Higsin
Jenny
bin Wut
Jack Dempsey
Beidgeport
Conn
Lelaney
Mateh
Amadison Syne Garden
Berlenbach
Berlen Hach
Lund
Mike McThene
Warlooe Stadium
Lenglen to Meet Wills in Europe January showdown
Suzanne Lenglen plans a January match with Helen Wills in the French Riviera as part of her Cannes Metropole entry. Wills leaves Berkeley for six months, pursuing art studies in France while continuing tennis, with Wimbledon hopefuls and later return to defend her title.
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Dec
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Stelen Wills
French Riviera
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Buray
Mile Lenglen
Cannes
Wills
Che Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Helen Wills
University At California
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West Virginia University 1926 Football Schedule
Morgantown December 1 report lists WVU 1926 slate with Missouri game at Columbia October 30 and a two year contract. Other dates show games at Washington Charleston September 2 Pittsburgh November 9 Parkersburg November 12 and Thanksgiving at Washington and Jefferson.
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Morgantown
Ath-lantic
M. A. Stansbury
Mountaineer Stadium
West Virginia University
Dania and Elkins
Washington
Charleston
Allegheny Cnileze
Iran
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West Virginia
Pittsburgh
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Parkersburg
Umber
Jefferann
University of Missouri Falls
Mountaineers
Columbia
Chicago Opposed to Johnson Raise in Sox Board Vote
The Chicago club opposed a $14,000 salary increase and a five year extension for Han Johnson secretary of the club, voting against the measure while noting Chicago had not had a board member since 1919. Secretary William Harridge said the raise passed unanimously but the club recorded its opposition. The piece recalls past Johnson era clashes and prior board elections.
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New York
Chien
Willian Dtarridge
Jeunson
Chicago
Johnson
Carl Mays
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Indiana backers may withdraw from heavyweight bout
Chicago reports a conference among promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons and lawyer Ray Cannon about withdrawing the South Bend syndicate backing Jack Dempsey and Horace Wills from the match. A new financier group or Boyle's Thirty Acres in New Jersey as venue could shift control to Tex Rickard.
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Thirty Acres
Tex Rickard
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Horcy Wille
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michi
Gan City
Ind
Ray Cannon
Milwaukee
Dempsey
Los Angeles
South Bend
New Jersey
Dempsey and Wills
Everett Scott Plans Retirement From Baseball
Everett Scott, famed Washington infielder known for a 1207 consecutive games streak, will retire from baseball. Manager Stanley Harris says Scott opened a bowling business in Fort Wayne and may not report in spring. Roger Pealinpaugh is expected at shortstop. Buddy Myer eyed for utility role as upgrades for the Washington Americans are discussed.
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Everett Scott
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Yoonkoor
Stanley Harris
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Roger Peelsinpaugh
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Buddy Myer
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