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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

7

Withrow High Football Eligibility Dispute Over Biondi

A local high school football title sits in doubt after Withrow captain Joe Biondi is ruled ineligible due to semest er counts from night school. The Athletic Council's decision contrasts with the Ohio Association’s stance, prompting an appeal to the Union Board of High Schools. Officials and students debate the case as it heads to the next board meeting.

Athletic Council of High Schools Joe Biondi Withrow Cornell Ohio High School Athletic Association Withrow High School Biondi Whigh Union Board of High Schools RE. D. Lyon Hughes Walnut Hills Woodward

Middleweights Clash in Fort Knox Fortress Tonight

Middleweights meet in the featured boxing event at Ft. Thomas tonight as Johnnie Mack faces the Walloping Wop in a ten round main bout. The card also includes Pat Travis versus Mealy Mason in a six round semi final, with Joe Raymond versus Speedy Miller in five rounds and four other four round bouts. Inclement weather last week forced the postponement of Vic Rosas vs Chickey Rose, now moved to next week.

Ft. Thomas Johnnie Mack Mack Walloper Johnnie Vic Rosas Chickey Rose Ross-Rose Pat Travis Mealy Mason Joe Raymond Speedy Miller

Leaders Hold Places In Long Bicycle Race

In Madison Square Garden the six day race nears mid point with McNamara and Georgetti leading at 73 hours. Linari and Benezatto trail by one lap. the Italian pair have covered 1 180 miles 9 laps as the record pace stands at 1 487 miles 5 laps. Kockler and Stockholm of Chicago sit third, one lap back.

Associated Press New York McNamara Georgetti Madison Square Garden Linari Benezatto Goullet Grenda Kockler Stockholm Chicago

GRIDIRON STARS TO PLAY IN CONTEST AT FRISCO

Atlanta December 2 Associated Press Captain Doug las Wycoff of the 1925 Georgia Tech eleven has accepted an offer to play on the all star Eastern team facing the all star Western squad in San Francisco December 29. Others include Pooley Hubert of Alabama Peggy Flournoy of Tulane and Hek Wakefield of Vanderbilt. The Eastern eleven is organized by Indiana University athletic director W C Ingran with players meeting at Bloomington December 14. Participation is unpaid as the game is strictly amateur.Plans are also under consideration for a future Honolulu contest.

Associated Press Atlanta Douglas Wycoff Georgia Tech San Francisco Wycoff Tech Pooley Hubert Alabama Peggy Flournoy Tulane Hek Wakefield Vanderbilt Commodores W. C. Ingran Indiana University Bloomington Ind Honolulu

Indians Accept Game With Los Angeles Club

The Haskell Indians of Lawrence Kansas accepted an invitation to meet the Los Angeles Athletic Club in a football game in Los Angeles on Saturday December 19. Gonzaga University has also been invited to play the following Saturday.

Los Angeles Haskell Indians Lawrence Kan Los Angeles Athletic Club Gonzaga University

Chickie TM Here for Readers Awaiting Debut

Awaited character Chickie TM arrives in this issue. Fans are urged to watch for Chickie’s appearance and follow ongoing coverage in upcoming pages.

Greater Cincinnati Football League Elimination Card

Three big Sunday games close the Greater Cincinnati Football League season at Redland Field Reading Park and Andrews Field. Siebler and Northside meet in a semi final for the title, Mage versus Reading Park, and Christ Church versus Wiedemanns contest for the consolation prize. Officials include Frank Lane Roger Johnson Heck Harrington. Matches start at 2 oclock to finish before dark.

Sieblers Northside Redland Field Frank Lane Ray Costello Hap Crowley Baglesy Sylvans Reading Park O'Clock Roger Johnson Astynax Douglas Roudebush Christ Church Wiedemanns Andrews Field Heck Harrington George Burns Hawk Greater Cincinnati Brewe Roger Johnston

Goodrich to Defend Title Against Vinez at Madison Square Garden

World lightweight champion Jimmy Goodrich will defend his crown against European champion Lucien Vinez at Madison Square Garden on December 23 for the Christmas fund. Promoter Jess McMahon announced the top bout after Walker Millican negotiations fell through.

Hype Igoe New York World News Service New York Jimmy Goodrich Lucien Vinez New Madison Square Garden Walker Luis Vicentini McMahon Vinez Charley Rosen Brooklyn Andy Griffin Mickey Walker Jack Kearns Mickey Milligan Madison Square Garden Os Ateenepad Fund Goodrich Rocky Kansas Buffalo Kansas

Football Teams Close Season Next Sunday

Christ Church and Wiedemann meet at Andrews Park Newport to decide the Greater Cincinnati League consolation series and claim a trophy. Homecoming Day brings in present and former members to support the Red team in the final term contest.

Christ Church Wiedemann Andrews Park Newport

Bowling League Opens at Christ Church Tonight

Four teams start league play at Christ Church Parish House alleys and twenty two teams total in the Christ Church Inter-Club Bowling League. Alberts meet Crowleys and Rices face the Schafers in opening matches. Each team fields three players.

Christ Church Christ Church Parish House Alberts Crowleys The Rices Schafers

West elected captain of Reserve football for 1926

Bill West, all Ohio tackle, was chosen captain of Western Reserve University football for 1926 at the annual banquet tonight. He completed his second season with the squad and did not miss a game.

Cleveland Bill West Western Reserve University

Gornell to Retain Coach

ACA New York December 2 Gil Dobie declared he plans to retire as coach of all football teams when questioned about a report he was approached to be head coach at the University of Oregon.

Gornell Associated Press ACA N. Y Gil Dobie University of Oregon

Maroons Seek Games From Local and Visiting Teams

The Y M C A Maroons, a 1100 pound team, request home or away games with local basketball groups. Contact William Pettit at Canal 53590 for arrangements.

Schaefer Loses World Title to Horemans in Billiards

In Chicago on December 2, Edouard Horemans of Belgium defeated Jake Schaefer 1,600 to 1,495 to claim the world 18.2 balk line billiards championship. Schaefer led briefly with a world record run, but Horemans won blocks and the match amid protests and slow cloth effects.

Associated Press Chicago Jake Schaefer Edouard Horemans Schaefer Horemans United States Willie Hoppe J. Herbert Levis Levis Sprat

New Wittenberg Captain Named for 1926 Football Team

Gerald Red Armstrong of Greenfield selected as captain of the 1926 Wittenberg football eleven. The junior also serves as captain of this year’s basketball squad.

Wittenberg Springfield Gerald Red Armstrong Greenfield

Girls' Center team triumphs 47 to 14 over Kirby road squad

The Center girls gym class defeated Kirby road gym class 47 to 14. The winning team issued a challenge to other Cen ter girls teams and listed Mrs. F. Fischer for details at Warsaw 2808 Y.

Carson School Kirby Road F. Fischer Warsaw

Maroons Open Season Against Chancellor Club

The Maroon basketball team from Central Park Way Branch Y M C A will start its season Saturday night facing the Chancellor Athletic Club on Newport court.

Yanks Top List As Best Fielders For Third Season

The New York Yankees led the American League in fielding for the third straight year with a .974 percentage, matching 1924. Washington also posted .974 for second place, Chicago rose to fourth, and Boston finished last. The piece notes shifts in positions, highlights leaders by base position, and lists team fielding statistics for 1925.

Associated Press New York Yankees Washington Yankees Chicago Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Cleveland William Barrett Harry Rice St. Louis Barret Joe Judge Phil Todt Boston Todt Er Sheely Sisler O’rourke Frank O'Rourke Detroit Stanley Harris Marty McManus Joe Dugan New York Eugene Robertson Willie Kamm Chicago White Sox Robertson Jack Tavener Joe Sewell Ike Davis Bengough Cochrane Philadelphia Ruel Picinich Bush Joe Bush Shocker Coveleskie Bob Meusel Johnny Mostil Harry Hooper White Sox

Medeckes Beat Argonauts In Y M C A Court Clash

Fifth round Intermural League games at the Y produced one sided results. Medeckes topped Argonauts 34 to 18 as Matheys defeated Triangles 28 to 16, moving into a tie for first place.

Medeckes Schultz Iissues Pet Triangles Jeeeeeaerseon Saeceases Matheys ATP EEN Eden

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