Pao Ball Club Plans Million Stadium Expansion
The Pao Ball Club unveils plans to expend $1,000,000 for a new stadium site near the Workhouse Refuge, with a 450 foot field, 4,000 car parking, and multi use facilities. Club officials cite major league franchise value and city advertising benefits while seeking park board control of related property.
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Pennock Leads 1925 AL Pitching Despite Slugging Rally
Herbert Pennock of the Yankees dominates the 1925 American League with an ERA under 3.00 and two trips in the second half of the season where he allowed no earned runs. Walter Johnson slips to third, while Stanley Coveleskie earns the win lead with twenty victories and five losses as Washington tops the league. Marberry thrives as a reliever for Washington, pitching 55 games with 39 in full relief roles.
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Big Six Denies Ohio Conference Breakup Plans
Granville Ohio December 2 Coach W J Livingston denied reports that Ohio Wesleyan Denison Wittenberg Ohio Miami and Cincinnati planned to withdraw from the Ohio Conference He said there would be no enlargement of the Big Six at this time While one member may withdraw no replacement team has been chosen Plans for the 1926 football schedule will be announced after a Columbus meeting of coaches and managers of the Ohio Conference
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American Association Clubs Lift Player Limit as Meet Opens
Chicago December meeting of American Association club owners votes to raise the player limit from eighteen to twenty with a twenty five player cap until June and again until September. Umpires may end games by 5 45 p m to meet Sunday laws in Minnesota Indiana. Season set for 168 games to begin mid April with tentative south to north opening plans.
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Balboa Wins Baton Rouge Purse at Jefferson Meet
Balboa owned by S. Most, an Orleanean, upset the field in the mile and seventy yard Baton Rouge Purse at Jefferson. Orpheus and Washington set the early pace before Balboa surged past in the stretch. Mortensen piloted Washington, Cooper rode the winner, and wagering favored Aileen P. and several other horses who won with light trouble.
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Red Grange Shines with Four Touchdowns for Bears in St. Louis
Red Grange led the Chicago Bears to a 39 6 win over the Dell y Stars at Sportsman Park scoring four touchdowns. He totaled 190 yards from line plays and passes with 84 rushing yards and 73 receiving or throwing yards. Earl Britton debuted for the Bears contributing to the win.
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Hanley Brothers Resign at Haskell Institute
Lawrence Kan Dec 2 The Haskell Institute football team will have new leadership next year as coaches R E Hanley and Leroy Hanley announce this is their final season at the Indian school No action taken on resignations since R E Hanley arrived in 1922 the Indians have won thirty six games and lost nine Leroy Hanley joined the staff in 1923
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Ruban Rouge Captures Tijuana’s Feature Race
In wet conditions at Tijuana, Ruban Rouge wins the Oceanside claiming handicap over a mile and a sixteenth. Margie K. led early but Ruban Rouge matched and outfinished the rival in the final stretch.
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Amateur Billiards Championship Set for Philadelphia Meet
The 1926 national amateur Class A 18.2 balkline title will be held March 1 at the Manufacturers' Club in Philadelphia as part of the sesqui centennial sports program. Francis Beres of New York defends the title. Class B and C finals go to Maurice Daly's and Lawler Academy, with dates February 8 and December 14 respectively.
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Yale and Penn Clash in First Court Game
New York December 2 The Intercollegiate Basketball League opens New Year’s Day with Yale visiting Pennsylvania. Princeton’s champions and Columbia start January 9 at the Tiger court. Dartmouth opens at Yale January 9 while Cornell goes January 16 at Columbia.
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Columbia Denies Seeking UC Coach Andy Smith
Reynolds Benson, Columbia graduate manager, denies reports that Columbia offered Andy Smith a three year contract at 15000 dollars per year. The assertion followed friction on the Columbia coaching staff led by Charles Crowley and the resignation of line tutor Dr Arthur Brides.
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Selections From Jefferson Park Races
List of race entries with horses and sires across seven races. Notable pairs include Sizzle and Best Chance in a featured entry, along with Jockeys Laura Gaffney and Brother John among other contestants and horse names.
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Thoroughbred racing results with multiple races and payouts
New Orleans entries at Shiloh Downs feature eight races with claiming and maiden events. Winners include Little Less earnings 13.40 in race one while Bank Jr and Sequan lead in others. Track weather threatening and track listed as sloppy with several scratches across the program.
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Horse Racing Results From New Orleans Feature Multiple Stakes
Results from a New Orleans card show purses of 700 to 1,000 dollars across seven races. The program lists winning horses with weights and payouts from each race, plus contestants and scratches. Weather is clear and the track fast.
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Princeton Names John W. Davis Jr Captain Of 1926 Eleven
John W. Davis Jr of Brooklyn NY was elected captain of Princeton University football for 1926. His election ends a decade in which linesmen led Princeton teams. Davis won his letter in his sophomore year and played guard on the championship squad.
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Writers to Meet In New York For Baseball Talks
The Base ball Writers' Association of America will hold its annual winter meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City on December 10. A vote on the player writer question and a discussion on simplifying baseball rules are planned.
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Chickie by Elenore Meherin Film Preview
A brief note promotes Chickie written by Elenore Meherin claiming the work will thrill audiences. The description calls Chickie sweet as a song and signals anticipation for viewers to watch for its release.
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