Indian Grid Star Signs With Yanks
New York reports the Haskell football star Levi, an Arapaho elder, has signed with the Yankees to play professional baseball. The 6 foot 1 inch, 190 pound outfielder aged about 23 appears a versatile athlete with a past linked to major and minor leagues and tribal heritage noted in local summaries.
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Braves Finish Last In NL Pennant Race Sporting Brief
AP reports 1924 season notes show Boston Braves atop NL fielding at .973 while bottom dwellers include players with under ten games. The feature recalls Eddie Ainsmith Ivy Olson Walter Crump and more as brief mentions from the era amid broader notes on figures like Frank Frish Pete Green and Denny Kramer with related trades and sales.
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New Year Reflections on Sport and Resolve
The piece surveys upcoming sports battles and figures for 1925. It muses on Jack Dempsey, Leonard, Walker, Nurmi, and golf's future stars. It weighs Pop Warner's view on fame and asks why golf breeds selfishness while predicting a brisk year ahead with many matchups.
Local and State CAGE NEWS Open House Includes Scrimmage
An open house event features two exhibition cage games led by high school star Moby Woodman. The Pluneera versus Troop f snouts doubleheader includes local and college players, with notable names from Washington and Lee Mountaineers and West Virginia, as teams prepare for the season.
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Walker’s First Day Doubt Puts Open Title In Reach
Brtl Walker reflects on a rough start yet gains belief after the opening round of the open tournament. He battles a slow start with 14-foot putts and a costly sand trap, then steadies on the back nine while rival Hagen and Jones lead. He finishes with a strong 74 and climbs to second, buoyed by teammate Doyle’s encouragement and day-long momentum toward a potential championship.
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Barber’s Blond Suspect Convicted in Late Night Plea
In Vienna a blonde named Leopoldine known as bubi Kopt faced trial for luring a barber into a nocturnal service pattern. Witnesses testified the affair involved her husband’s presence and claims of a perfect husband by Mrs Tenpardi. Judge asked if Leopoldine would leave the Warhe ATO but no promise given. Sentence date to be determined. Ada not to be implicated.
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Blaze kills priests and fires at New York university
Reported blaze early tonight at a university in New York city killed priests and damaged a Hall of Meadudnisie lon building. Faculty members saved the library with a bucket brigade before fire crews arrived. A separate incident destroyed an office and injured others, with a detective chimney theory noted.
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One Killed in Motor Vehicle Accident Shown
Salisbury Md Dec 31 Marvin Phillips about 36 was instantly killed and Arthur H Prasker injured when a motor car struck them as they dashed along an embankment near Odessa Del early this morning. Blinding rain and slippery roads were blamed. Japan is noted as part of Asia.
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