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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

16

Y M C A Circus Prepares Wide Pageant of Acts

An extensive Y M C A circus program features 14 acts arranged by scouts and Alaska school students. The lineup includes gymnastics, tumbling, comedy, animal acts, ring performances, and wrestling. Six trained teams perform tumbling demonstrations across multiple rings with senior and junior groups.

Grandantry Mokse Janior Jeadern 7 & Sia Brill Ring Wii Animal Rill Krill Seni Ling Tram Fa WuMbliese Lenn Nigat Tumatu Tn Jamatration of Hving Architec- FI IE

The Sportlight on Golf Mistakes and Greats

An ornate critique contrasts golf mishaps with famed athletes. It weighs topped drives against clutch putts, praises short pitches near the cup, and notes nerves, balance, and technique shaping outcomes. Mentions Dempsey, Kearns, Ray, Harold Abrahams, Osborn, and Landon while summing sport psychology and performance across multiple disciplines.

Seals Rally Past Stars 11 7 in Early Innings

San Francisco Stars fall to Seals 11 to 7 in a nine inning game. Joe Brown and Jimmy Richardson struggled on the mound for the Stars while Don Songer pitched the last four for the Seals. Local battering and a weak arm from Brown helped Seals build a lead, then Richardson held off a late rally.

Ban Francisco Mar San Francisco Stars Nisternears Joe Brown Jimmy Richardson Seals Brown McKechnie Rilhardson Don Songer Oklahoma City Dirkies Premy Jef Plofer Invaders Ploffer Dick Moody Pittsburgh San Francisco Richardson Longer Smith Moody Agnew

Tapin Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at One Mile Course

Tapin owned by A. Kicnagen led the Lincolnshire handling of 1,000 pounds with extras on the straight mile at Lincolnshire. Grave Fairy finished second and Willow Avenue placed third while Tapin won by four lengths. Odds listed as Papin 9 to 1 Grave Fairy 1 to 30 to 1 and King Willow 50 to 1.

Associated Press Lincolnsland Tapin A. Kicnagen Lincolnshire Tudas Grave Fairy King Willow

French Boxing Federation acts on Dundee suspension

Paris reports the French Boxing Federation expressed surprise at Johnny Dundee competing in the United States before their suspension was lifted. Dundee fought Red Guhaignen in Raglan and was later suspended by both the federation and New York athletic authorities. The case prompts expected action by the New York State Boxing Commission at its Friday meeting.

Associated Press Paris Coderation Oficials Todays Johnny Dunde United States America Dundee Raglan Red" Guhaignen Froven Federation Fred Dretonnet Faul Rousseau Saya Te National Bosby Union New York State Athletic Commission Dhe Lf Joundee Elder New York Marin Johnny Dundee Red Chapman Dovton New York State Boxing Commission New York State French Boxing Federeation Pred Bretonnel

Francis Hunter Loses at Tennis in Augusta Tournament

Francis Hunter, Beckles West Virginia, paired with Harada in men’s doubles, were upset by Bunge and Storkton in the South Atlantic States Tennis tournament. George Lott defeated Barra in singles while Howard Vashell and Kaegs advanced to semifinals. Vincent Richards arrive for an exhibition, and a court docket with multiple cases was filled, including inactive Trimble and several civil actions. Starvation in Accra West Africa prompts rat-eating reports as locals face famine.

Augusta Hoard Daz Tonnia George Lott Chicapgu F. J. Barra New York Yo Kaegs Vincent Richards America Francis Hunter Atrpishe Trimble Circuit Court A. J. Hudson Griesinger Julian Dewey Martiha A. Walke Z. A. Walker Lorena Stu Agangtitis Charles Ta Storleon Hattia B Morriiscemma i Thaxton Algainst Walter C. Thaxton Tay Ruth Clephomn Lee Hager Orville Gilson George Mitchell Tha City of Harteyton Sity Tran Nagaiost D. Wo High National Surety Company Sl Treat Dan Hig Joseph Judsen Charleston Jierithan Railroad Company Mathews Lumber and Manufacturing Company Reloleh Wyening Ool Vomuary George Staff Walda Smith C.J. Bdarson We EL Robinson Duseph I. Muunig A. T. Curry Helen Gardner James J. Gardner SW. Gavender Renmittee Ieorge Waehlinstom Life Insurancs Company Charles E. Smyth No. Parsons LG. Young Act. Brown Max Mantell Partiere Doink Business Burns and Woot Daugharth Jeanene Poe Hickett

Boxing Bill Heads to Floor After Favorable Committee Vote

A boxing bill, introduced by Delegate Hari Mathews of Kanawha, cleared the Judiciary and Military Affairs committees with a favorable recommendation. It would legalize boxing exhibitions in the state and was reported with only light opposition, previously approved almost unanimously two years ago. The measure now goes to the House floor for a second time.

Judiciary Tae Legislative House OF Delegates Simost State Athletic Commission Gate Hari Mathews Kanawha Hen B. Brown Coor Payange

Huntington Volleyball Team Heads to National Meet Tonight

Huntington enters national tournament action tonight at the Y with the Stutzmen and Sup lay squad preparing for games starting March 81. West Virginia teams and area players join a Chicago organized event as local coaches seek funding from the athlete fund to cover travel costs.

Huntington Gall Tein Virginia Chitago Quinteus University of Chicago Coenen Bhi Sita Wehada Auryitaa Son Serous Tlw Efehy Vyom Avuintber Fron Huntington Souptington Slutz Chicago Offierals Sepraventatives West Virginia Belime

Fashion Hats and Harmony in 1925 Style Tips

A glimpse into 1925 fashion guidance discusses hats and clothing trends. It covers fancy colored hat ribbons, straw and felt hat progress, and color combinations paired with bands. The piece emphasizes how style should suit the wearer, balance with outfits, and suit university life, noting copyright by GE Way in 1925.

Winain Efyle Kingland Mons Droege Ong Singh Wimwells Annich Jessibu Whiel J. G. Halland America Clathas GE. Way

Janted Old Ball Gets 12 New Ones for Test

Chicago dispatch reports Harry Jevage Sr of New Britain Conn aged 15 will receive new Jenguy baseballs to test instead of the old ones. The National Amateur Athletic federation, pushing revival of youth baseball, appeals for help as its finances dwindle to thirty cents. George Hull of the University of Illinois offered to ship balls upon learning of the appeal.

Chicago Harry Jevage New Britain Conn John TivGrimt National Amateur Athletic Federation George Hull University of Illinota

Pierce Burned in Gas Blast at Gun Rack Club

Captain T. Z. Pierce, executive officer of the Kanawha Sportsmen Club, was badly burned in a gas explosion at the Gun Rack clubhouse near St. Albans on the Charlesma-St. Albans line. The blast blew out a wall and left him with severe burns on the neck and shoulder while clothing burned away. He was taken to a Charleston hospital for treatment and reported progressing.

T. Z. Pierce Kanawha Sportsmans Ub St. Alyans Pierée Pkrce Charleston

Ohio golfer leads women's tourney at Pinehurst

Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown led the annual North and South women's golf tournament at Pinehurst, North Carolina, with 4 for 18 holes. The event drew top female players. several qualifiers and notable names like Mrs N K Toerge of Nashua advanced, while Minnesota champion Miss B M Dightner failed to qualify.

Louise Fordyce Pinehurst N. C Youngetown Misa B. M. Dightner St Paul Minnesota

Trapshooting at Kanawha Club yields high scores

Childress led with 23 of 25 at a trapshoot yesterday at the Charleston St Albanian clubhouse, while K M Snyder hit 63 pigeons for second. Tig Smith had 1 era, Keigatty 75, Beat 20, Sharl 86, Rien 16, and My 16. The club planned a Saturday session.

Childress Kanawha Charleston Albania K. M. Snyder Tig Smith Childrens Keigatty Sha

Lee Woolen Clothes Fashion Notes Promote Savings

For twenty three Easters men have walked out in United Woolen Clothes. Spring patterns are more beautiful and easily tailored. Our direct buying and selling methods offer tremendous savings.

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