Old Rivals to Clash on Armory Floor Saturday
Morgantown will meet Washington and Lee on the Charleston armory floor this Saturday in a top clash. The Mountaineers, boosted by two new players Fred Grahen and Aaron Oliker, aim to sharpen for games ahead while St. Mary’s High visits Clarksburg the same night. Charleston’s own Nelson Lake leads the Generals with a long record at the southern school.
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Pentathlon Dropped From Penn Relays Program
The Olympic Committee removed the pentathlon from the Penn Relays lineup and substituted the decathlon as the all around championship test. Dr Georges Orton announced the change, noting the shift aligns with Olympic prep and reflects pentathlon history at the event. Norton of Georgetown and Jones of DePauw are cited among notable decathlon entrants.
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Whitesville Bowler Team Sees Even Record After Meet
In Montcoal on January 24 Monteoal and Whitesville bowlers split results as Whitesville beat Monteoal by 112 pins while Monteoal earlier defeated Whitesville last week. Bob Stuart of Monteoal topped with 199 in one game and earned a prize as the high bowler. Penn State College also defeated Muhlenberg College in wrestling 25 to ? in the evening meet at State College.
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Style in dress a guide to correct fashion now and then
A reflective guide argues style is personal and not confined to one look. It promotes choosing clothes to flatter figure and occasion, discusses the half-belted coat called the Guerd, and notes fashion trends favor straight lines over belts.
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Illinois schedules set for 1925 season across sports
University of Illinois outlines a dense slate for 1925 featuring Grange and Blue athletes. Indoor track centers on the Inols relay carnival in February with outdoor expansion including the state interscholastics and Michigan dual meet in May. Baseball trips include southern away games against Mississippi, Alabama, Auburn, Cincinnati, Purdue, Wisconsin, and Michigan State, with track and wrestling events scattered through spring.
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Virginia Runners to Open Session in Indoor Games
Virginia's indoor track season opens next Tuesday in New York at Madison Square Garden with the Orange and Blue relay four facing Georgetown and Holy Cross. Captain Jed Irving and Charlie Cadman remain from last year's national mile title group, with Harrier Header to Man Dan Risher likely to join as third man and Braxton Mons Chinn or Thomas contesting the fourth position. The home standout will be the mile indoor relay at Memorial Gym February 13, with Virginians slated for further meets in Richmond February 14 and in Washington February 21 against Princeton and Navy plebes, while Henry Cummings aims to be a top newcomer in New York meet.
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Unclear OCR Sports Schedule Incomplete Fixtures
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From Mine Boy to Leaguer Buck Harris Story Chapter 19
Buck Harris describes signing with Washington and delaying report to recover a finger injury. He recalls meeting Griffith, Johnson, and other Washington stars, moving from Buffalo to New York, and preparing for his major league debut in a double header. He reflects on youth vs age and early career milestones.
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WRESTLERS OPEN SEASON FOR VIRGINIAN TECH
Blacksburg Va Jan 24 Coach Florrin of the Virginian Tech wrestling team fields fifty candidates for the opening mat season. The squad will start in Charlottesville January 1 against the University of Virginia. Captain and Manager Routta near completion of the schedule. Razula has booked meets with Ireland Davidson North Carolina and Washington and Lee. Only two lettermen reported Heaa and Miles. Freshman strength seen. Canon Herrin expects several new men to join, aiming for about fifty-five on the squad.
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Wesleyan grid team unveils tough 1925 schedule
Wesleyan University plans a demanding 1925 football schedule, with games across West Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. The slate includes a battle with West Virginia University in Morgantown, a game at Lehigh, a Baltimore appearance against Quantico Marines, and a Boston College showdown at Braves Field, plus several home dates and a Clarksburg opener.
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Relay Races at Madison Square Garden Features Yale Holy Cross
New York January 24 Relay teams from Yale Holy Cross and Pennsylvania will join the New York Athletic Club games at Madison Square Garden on February 14. Yale won this meet last season as the meet returns to the venue. Lehigh defeats Princeton 31 to 6 after taking five of seven bouts in Princeton matches.
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