Woman Coach to Quarterback for Price Hill Eleven Sunday
Mel Burckhart, world’s only woman coach, to play quarterback for Price Hill against Autumn team at Crowes Park. Postponed game rescheduled for next Sunday due to rain. new stand built and crowd expected. Burckhart to lead a strong lineup while supporters anticipate a historic matchup.
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Price Hill
Pool
Price Mall
Mel Burckhart
Crowes Ark
Price
Aeburns
Pop Warner Carlisle Best Coach In The Business
The article lauds Pop Warner of Carlisle as the finest football coach. It credits his Carlisle program with turning around teams, highlighting his influence on players and strategy, and notes rival coaches like Yost, Harvard, and Cornell as points of comparison.
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Pop’ Warner
Carlisle
Proitiet
Yost
Michigan
Stack Chivags
Havighton
Harvard
Warner
Cornell
Waal
Beenie
Prilty
Baseball Stars Age Ride as Fresh Talent Emerges
A look at 1920s baseball shifts shows managers seeking promising recruits while veterans fade. Players like Buck Weaver, Rube Marquard, and Walter Johnson face market movement as teams hunt for presentable successors. The piece notes ages from Ty Cobb to Honus Wagner, with most stars around thirty as a new wave rises.
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Hall
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Eddie Collins
Baker
Mathewson
Honus Wagner
Graybeard
Plank
Wagner
Tris’ ‘Speaker
Jimmy Archer
Joe Wood
Speed Kings
Special Diseases Peculiar to Women
Dr. George F. Hermann at 2911 Vine St. Yaakes advertises a specialty in diseases peculiar to women. The notice promotes a free consultation and advice for women, urging female attendants to ask the conductor about the service.
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George F. ‘Hermann
Vine St. Yaakes
St Johns Crescents Defeat Tersians 20 to 16
The St Johns Crescents beat the Tersians on Tuesday night 20 to 16. The game featured standout performances from Hilien Brant and Muench.
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ST. Johns
St. John Crescents
Tersians
Hilienbrant and
Muench
Spitball Debate Headlines Hall of Fame Pitchers
W Johnson of Coffeyville cites the spitball as a dangerous novelty harming arms. He cites Ed Walsh and Rirsbell Ford as examples while noting legends like Bender Plank Mathewson and a mix of speed and curve methods influenced by the era.
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Bender
Plank
Bosh
Mathewson
Johnson
Cubs Star Zimmerman Gets Irish Makeover Joke
In a summer chat at Philadelphia Charley Dooin teased Heinie Zimmerman noting his name would sound Irish on the Phillies. The quip sparked a playful exchange about fitting names for star players as Dooin joked about an Dorgan Dolan lineup.
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Cubs
Philadelphia
Heinie, Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Charley Doin
Charley
Phillies
Zimmerman
Doolin
Dorgan
Dooin
Reds After Pitcher Hovik in Major League Interest
Special from Milwaukee December 2. Pitcher Joe Hovik the spitball artist who helped Milwaukee win its pennant this year is in high demand. Offers have come from the Cubs, Cincinnati and the Pirates but are considered too low.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Hovik
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pirates
Langford Sails to France for Fights with French Boxers
Sam Langford departed New York for France aboard the Kronprinzess in Cecile, aiming to arrange bouts with French boxers and possibly face Jack Johnson in a limited round match during his European stay.
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New York
Sam Langford
France
Lloyd Maer Kronprinzess
Cecile
Jack Johnson
Catholics Form Basketball League With Local Teams
The Catholic clubs in the city organized a basketball league after a meeting at Spaldings hall. Eight teams compete twice each, with the top team awarded a trophy. St Bonaventure opens against De Bales, and rosters include Holy Family St Francis De Sales St Bonaventure St Bona venture Friar Alcon and others with likely lightweight players.
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Catholic Basketbel
Baler
St Bonaventure
Retiigeset Ca
Boheme Fennderink
Volts Altenhoff
Cere Seater Donovan
Kiefer Holmes
Cuss
RLF
Steinfelde
Telits Werthiin
Meleke Peiss
Hoppe
Boxing expert predicts boxing revival through science
A New York writer argues cauliflower ears will fade as boxing becomes scientific again. He recalls early greats like Dixon Ryan and McCoy, condemns slugging, and urges patient development of skill to revive the old order of fighters.
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Root
Basketball notes seek games for youth weight classes and teams
Fred Lucas will manage the Friare and book first class teams including the Germans, St. Mary Cadets, and Dayton Turners. The Y M F A Juniors seek 160 110 pound teams, with addresses in Cutter Street. The Erics want games with teams averaging 90 pounds, via Junior club Vine Street. The Torsions seek 115 pound teams, Madisonville Reds claim 95 pound title, contact Howard Blarney. Friar Navajoes seek 110 pound teams, care J Kat tus, Friar Gym Tiberty Vine streets. Christ Church Pirates, last year's intermediates, ready to book games through Manager Hoffman.
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Fred Lucas
Friare
St. Mary Cadets
Dayton Turners
L. Silverman
Cutter Street
Erics
Bke
Vine Street
Torsions
Madisonville Little Reds
Howard Blarney
Central Avenue
Madisonville
Friar Navajoes
J. Kat
Tus
Friar Gym
Tiberty
Vine Streets
Christ Church Pirates
Hoffman
Chriat Church
Federals Offer Konetohy Managerial Deal
Ed Konotehy, Cardinal first baseman, is offered a three year contract at 10 900 per to manage the St. Louia Fed erals. It is generally odds he will accept unless to the Glann.
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St. Louisa
Ed Konotehy
St. Louia
Willie Ritchie Embraces Golf As Training Aid
The lightweight champion Willie Ritchie credits golf with conditioning benefits for fighting and overall athletic training. He plans daily links sessions during training for his upcoming bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy and hints at turning golf into a profession with expert coaching. Ritchie praises golf for muscle use, eye training, and lasting fascination while noting his intent to improve and possibly become a pro. He also mentions rival interest in landing Russell Ford of the Highlanders.
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Bpeche
San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Bere
Ritchie
New York
Rumor on Reds Manager Job Still Open Denial From Herrmann
Garry Herrmann leader of the Reds denied that Cincinnati directors have chosen a new manager to replace Joe Tinker. A Chicago rumor claimed Miner Brown would be offered the job, but Herrmann said no decision had been made. Brown said he had no information and that his talks with a Federal League club ended.
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Jimmy Austin
Browns
Charees
Brown
Ed Sweeney
Yank
Chance
Garry Herrmann
Reds
Cincinnati
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Cimernnati
Miner Brown
Red
Herrmann
Girls' Basketball Teams Organized in Cincinnati Meeting
The 61st girls basketball meeting in Cincinnati was held yesterday afternoon at Brenda Moore. Over fifteen teams represented by players or managers. Two leagues formed one for Independent teams and one for High School teams. Schedules drawn up and games arranged. Teams may book games by calling Hi Berriteli at Arendamoura.
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Cincinnati
Brendamoore
Hi Berriteli
Arendamoura
Cuban Star Acosta Emerges for Havanna Slugging
Clark Grimm hopes Acosta becomes the slugging outfielder he desires. The Cuban, playing for Almeida’s Havanna, hits well and shone against Brooklyn during their tour of Cuba.
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Washington
Clark Grimm
Acosta
Almeida
Havanna
Brooklyn
Cuba
Carlisle Indians Poised To Defeat Harvard In Big East Match
Carlisle’s famed football eleven under Glen Warner shown as the nation’s top attack after decisive wins over Dartmouth and Brown. Critics hail their flawless record and say Harvard would face a strong challenge if the two teams meet, with Pittsburg observers favoring Carlisle’s pitching and defense in key matchups.
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Mercial and
Pear Educational
Mies
Brown
New England
Glen Warner
Rah
Rahiem
Alma Mater
Carlila
Harvard
University of Pittsburg
Thorpe
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Carlisle
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