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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1925

Page

7

Frankie Welsh Outpoints Joe Anderson In Ten Round Fight

Frankie Welsh defeated Joe Anderson in a ten round boxing match at People's Theater amid costly coaching and confidence issues for the Covington welterweight. Anderson showed late power and improved rounds, but Welsh held on with craft. undercard included Sanders over Gordini and Billy Cecil beating Willie Sullivan in six rounds.

Frankie Welsh Joe Anderson People’s Lincoln Plaut Covington Chicago People’s Theater Welsh Anderson Frankie Anders Joe Vine Street Windy City Franki Joe Ld Trump Lou Baumann Tony Sanders Frankie Gordini Tony Billy Cecil Louisville Willie Sullivan Billy Sullivan Willie

Promising Raven Captain Suffered Severe Leg Break

Youngstown Ohio reports Harry Manushak captain of the Raven eleven has a broken leg above the knee. Coach Devan says surgical repair is impossible and the injury ends his football career. Manushak planned to enter college next fall.

Youngstown, CO Harry Manushak Raven Manushak Devan

Golfing Rhymes and Pro Golf's Harsh Truths in 1925

The piece mixes humorous verses praising golf stars with commentary on the pro golf scene. It notes big purses in California and Texas drawing players, contrasts pro golfers with pro footballers and boxers, and discusses how smaller schools’ stars gain publicity. It cites Borelli and Spangler as evaluative examples and critiques rankings across college teams.

California Texas Florida Grange

Outsider Wins Feature Event at Jefferson Park

Golden Mac owned by J H Butcher a New Orleans horse fought through in the five and one half furlong feature to win by a neck over Susan Rebecca. The winner paid 95 80 for a two dollar straight ticket. Ritter from the Croissant stable finished third ahead of Sutler Nurmi the Green Tree candidate the favorite and two others.

Associated Press New Orleans Golden Mac J. H. Butcher

Kenner purse won by Jack Bauer in a canter

Ideal weather lit up the Kenner purse as Jack Bauer led a large Bowie crowd to witness a common canter victory. Xanthos and Spats remained strong favorites, highlighting their claimed superiority. Jockeys Wallace Legere Stott Boehm and Robinson joined the local riding colony today.

Jack Bauer Bowie Xanthos Spats J. Wallace Legere Stott Boehm C. Robinson

Leading High Schools Consider Big Ten Scholastic League

Findlay Ohio November 30 James W Aiken director of athletics at Findlay High School proposed a Big Ten scholastic football conference among top Ohio high schools not in a league. Suggested members include Toledo Scott Findlay Dayton Stivers Middletown Youngstown South Canton McKinley Mt Vernon Cleveland Lakewood Lima Central and Springfield. Scheduling could begin for 1927 with nonconference games as in the Western Conference to aid state title contenders.

Findlay, CO Ohio James W. Aiken Findlay High School Toledo Scott Findlay Dayton Stivers Middletown Youngstown South Canton McKinley Mt. Vernon Cleveland Lakeout Lima Central Springfeld Aiken

Outside offers loom for Big Ten football teams

East South and West college representatives arrive in Chicago for the Big Ten schedule meeting. USC athletic director Gwynn Wilson aims for a home and home with a conference school or Notre Dame, or, failing that, Syracuse or Pittsburgh. Alabama’s Wallace Wade seeks a Northern foe, Tulane’s C D Shaughnessy hunts games, Pittsburgh eyes Western Conference, Michigan’s Rockne has a full slate, and Illinois, Chicago, Penn Heales plan intersections, while Ohio State reportedly eyes Columbia.

Washington California Stanford Dartmouth Princeton Michigan Illinois Nebraska Washingington Pennm Penn Yale Tulane Northwestern Flournoy Lautenschlager Wilson Nevers Carey Tesreau Drury S. J Grange New York Tribune, Inc Associated Press Chicago Big Ten Gwynn Wilson University of Southern California Notre Dame Syracuse Pittsburgh Wallace W. Wade Alabama C. D. Shaughnessy University of Pittsburgh Rockne Micago Pennheales Ohio State Columbia

Y. E. M. C. Seeks Basketball Game Dates in Cincinnati

The Y M C A basketball team requests game bookings with fast clubs around Greater Cincinnati. For bookings call Harry Harten at 829 Wyndham Avenue.

Greater Cincinnati Harry Harten Wyndham Avenue

Big Six in Ohio to Expand to Ten Schools

Springfield report says Ohio Conference officials met in Columbus and voted to enlarge the association from six to ten members and rename it the Buckeye Conference. Names listed include Ohio Northern St Xavier Wooster and Muskingum or Dayton with Dayton possible. Withdrawals from the existing Ohio Conference are contemplated before next football season.

Associated Press Springfield Ohio Columbus Buckeye Conference Ohio Northern St. Xavier Wooster Muskingum University of Dayton

Toledo Teams Lead in Central Bowling Association Doubles

In Cleveland the Central Bowling Association tournament shows three Toledo doubles teams in the top ten. J Smith and A John of Flint lead with 1 247, while J Taubifutz and J Hauck of Toledo are fourth at 1 229. Kreft and Decker Toledo sit third and Waddups and Albright Toledo ninth with 1 149. The Detroit Athletic Club tops five man teams with 2 882 as Mohr brothers of Toledo post the best Ohio score outside Cleveland at 2 736. The event runs through December 13 with Ohio participants Cleveland Toledo and Akron well represented.

Associated Press Cleveland Toledo J. Smith A. John Flint Mich J. Taubifutz J. Hauck R. Kreft B. Decker L. Waddups W.w.albright F. McClay J. E. Mingle Akron Detroit Athletic Club Detroit Mohr Brothers Battlers Ohio Dyers H. Adamski Ft. Wayne Ind G. van Lou

St Xavier College to Honor Griddlers Dinner Dec 8

The St Xavier College football dinner for the 1925 gridiron squad will be held December 8 at Maketewah Country Club Reading road. Alumni and friends sponsor. Henry Bunker taking reservations. Captain election for 1926 by letter men planned. Musketeers suffered two losses. Joe Meyer to attend Western Conference meeting in Chicago. Basketball practice postponed for at least a week.

St. Xavier College Maketewah Reading Road Henry Bunker Musketeers Joe Meyer Chicago St. Xavier

Horemans Takes Early Lead In Billiards World Title Match

Edouard Horemans of Belgium led world champion Jake Schaefer 500 to 301 after the first 500 point block in a 1 600 point match for the world billiards title. Horemans ran 500 points in eight innings and posted a high run of 236 while Schaefer had a best of 146. The rematch block is set for tomorrow night.

Associated Press Chicago Edouard Horemans Jake Schaefer Horemans Schaefer

Sunday bicycle races upheld at New Madison Square Garden

In New York on November 30 Magistrate Le Wine discharged four men who faced summons for violating the Sunday law. The case tested the legality of Sunday bicycle racing linked to the opening of the new arena hosting a six day event. No complaints had been filed against the races.

Ritchie Ferraris Kid Ritchie Mittens Benny Soloff Young Hopwood Hopwood Soloff Phil Kennerman Fighting von House Phil Associated Press New York Madison Square Garden le Wine Levine

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