Dazzler Captures Bienville Hotel Handicap at New Orleans
Green Tree Stables four year old Dazzler led from start to finish to set a new 11-16 mile track record at Jefferson Park, winning the Bienville Hotel Handicap by one length over Lounger with Balboa close behind. J. Thomas trained the winner as a strong crowd watched brisk wind and sun light the matinee. Other races featured Denny, Fire Boy, Star Sweeper and Romany in competitive finishes.
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Greentree Stable
Dazzler
Whisk Broom II
Masda
Bienville Hotel
Jefferson Park
J. Thomas
Sun God
Ais
J. L. Burttschell
Lounger
Maryland
W. Harvey
Balboa
S. Most
Orheus
Sleepy Head
Morning Cloud
Badger
Denny
J. G. Denny
Caligula
Nassau
Post Mistress
Fire Boy
John 8S
Mosby
Waterflag
Despard
Watchful
Tyler
St. Donald
W. Rausger
Star Sweeper
Slippery Smile
Soys Believe Me
G. F. Croissant
Rocking
Green Blazes
Blazes
Jessie Lee
Seth's Premium
Romany
Liason
the Commercial Tribune
Miami
England
America
Laurel Park Stud
E. E. Coussell
British Bloodstock Agency
Miami Jockey Club
Harry Payne Whitney Stable
Candy Kid
Courageous
Token
Coronation
Edward F. Whitney
Joy Smoke
Bowie
Archibald Barklie
James Arthur
Audley Farm
Paul M. Beacom
Belair Stud
H. G. Bedwell
St. Augustine
Paul Beacom
Senator Norris
E. K. Bryson
L. T. Cooper
Marconi and Missionary
G. Frank Croissant
Kentucky Cardinal
San Altos
Everglade
Wise Counsellor
Greentree
Lexington
Prince of Bourbon
Lilane
Sunsini
Wiliam Martin
Tennis Prolific in Cincinnati Tourneys 1925
In 1925 Greater Cincinnati tennis shows strong growth with the 23rd Tri-State at Hyde Park, won by George Lott in men’s singles and doubles with Tom McGlynn. Marion Leighton claimed the ladies title, while John Hennessey edged Leo Kuertzrock for the Miami Valley championship amid rain disruptions and large local participation.
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Tom Spain
Cincinnati
Chioé Valley Tennis Association
Ohio
Hyde Park Tennis Club
Emil K. Wuerdeman
George Lott
Julius Sagalowsky
Lott
Ed Pfeiffer
Louisville
Sagalowsky
Ralph Stacey
Tom McGlynn
Philadelphia
R. A. Holden
H. Trux Emerson
Holden
Emerson
Fred Burns
Ss. J. Newman
McGlynn
Stacey
Terrace Park Country Club
Miami
Miami Valley
Terrace Park
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Kirk Reid
Cleveland
Leo Kuertrock
Cliff Haines
Wichita Falls Tex
Gren H. Gooder
Hennessey
Leo Kuerzrock
United States
Kuertrock
R. Trux Emerson
Kuerzrock
Sid Meyers
Frank Kronange
Karl Reese
Dayton
Southern Ohio
Covagton
Itle
McCallum
Archie McCallum
Middle West
Middleton DeCamp
Willard Beckman
DeCamp
Paul Kunkel
Raymond
James Benedict
Clara L. Zinke
Olga Strashan
Misa Zinke
Lee Lantz
Miss Strashun
Gussie Palmer
Northern Kentucky
Ft. Thomas
Randall Stageman
Beckman
Howard Cordes
Goodrich and Kansas Ready for Round-by-Round Title Fight
Lightweight champion Jimmy Goodrich and challenger Rocky Kansas weighed in at 135 pounds in Buffalo affirming preparations for their fifteen round title bout next Monday night. Betting odds are even as fans expect a close bout under the NYSAC new round-by-round ruling.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Goodrich
Rocky Kansas
New York State Athletic Commission
Gonzaga Downs St James for Eastern Jesuit Title
Gonzaga High School defeated St. James of Haverhill Mass 13 to 6 to win the Eastern Jesuit High School football championship. Halfback Boy scored in the second period and Rigi and Tracey recovered a fumble for a second Gonzaga score. Hannigan scored for St James in the third period.
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Washington
Gonzaga High School
St. James of
Penn a wins intercollegiate soccer clash over Haverford
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Haverford College 7 to 2 in an intercollegiate soccer match played in Philadelphia. Dee scored multiple goals as Penn secured the win.
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PENNA
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Dee
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford College
Quiet plans for Mrs McArthur bakery ad venture
The speaker envisions Mrs McArthur waking to a steady income from selling pies cakes and bread to Cincinnati residents and suburbs. She plans to ask for help writing a strong classified ad to promote her baked goods.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati Football League Saturday Schedule Featured Dual Showdowns
Today's slate cleaves two 2 oclock kickoffs at Redland Field Reading Park and Andrews Field. Sieblers meet undefeated Northsides at Redland with Coach Deagle promising to reveal his Mystery Man after halftime while Reading Park hosts Eagles versus Sylvans and both games attract thousands. The Christ Church Wiedemann clash at Andrews Field rounds out a day expected to approach prior attendance records as fans vie for the Consolation Cup.
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Northsides
Redland Field
Frank Lane
Ray Costello
Crowley
Sylvans
Eagles
Reading Park
Johnson
Douglas
Roudebush
Christ Church
Wiedemann
Andrews Field
Harrington
Burns
Hawk
Greater Cincinnati
Christ Church-Wiedemann
Stans
Brewers
Cheviot
Reds
Northside
Welkin
Red” Deagle
Siebler-Northside
Siebler
Jamison Ballmeyer
Grogan Gingerich
Heavey Brogan Diesel
Eckersall Names All Western Conference Football Team
Chicago December 5 Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune named the All Western Conference football team led by captain Red Grange of Illinois at left half back. Other selections include Benhey Oosterbaan Michigan left end Tom Edwards Michigan left tackle Edwin Hess Ohio State left guard Tim Lowry Northwestern center Leonard Walsh Minnesota right guard Fredt Henderson Chicago right Charles Kassel Illinois right end Benny Friedman Michigan quarterback Doyle Harmon Wisconsin right halfback Austin McCarty Chicago full back.
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Chicago
Walter Eckersall
Chicago Tribune
Red Grange
Eckersall
Benhey Oosterbaan
Michigan
Tom Edwards
Edwin Hess
Ohio State
Tim Lowry
Northwestern
Leonard Walsh
Minnesota
Fredt Henderson
Charles Kassel
Illinois
Benny Friedman
Doyle Harmon
Wisconsin
Austin
McCarty
Luckersall
Lowry
Henderson
Grange
Friedman
Harmon
Oosterbaan
Walsh
Edwards
Maroon
Eckersa
Freeport High Defeats Ellwood City In Muddy Meet
In a Pitt Stadium intersectional game Freeport High School of Illinois beat Ellwood City High of Pennsylvania 13 to 7. Halfback Bere scored on a 42 yard run for the first touchdown, with the extra point via a forward pass. Paul recovered a fumble for another score as Ellwood City made a late push.
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Pittsburg
Pitt Stadium
Freeport
Ill
Ellwood City
Western Pennsylvania
Bere
Illinois
Paul
Will Bar Professionals as Coaches or Officials
Athens Ga December 5 Professional football players were banned as coaches or officials by the Southern Intercollegiate Conference at its annual session. Resolutions effective September 1 1926 bar any coach who played pro football and prohibit anyone with professional experience from officiating in conference games. Dr B V Sanford of the University of Georgia was re elected president of the conference.
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Associated Press
Athens
Southern Intercollegiate Conference
V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Purcell Club Opens Intercity Catholic League Play
The Purcell Athletic Club makes its first Intercity Catholic League appearance this afternoon hosting the Friars at 2 30 on Eighth and Plum. Coach George Normile relies on Kelly Arnold Edmonds Hanlon Malloy and others alongside McDermott Ransick and Vogt as Vin e street club opponents loom. Also on schedule the Cincinnati K of C meets De Sales on the De Sales floor, both teams viewed as league contenders.
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Purcell Athletic Club
Purcell
Eighth
Plum Streets
McDermott
Ransick
Kelly
George Normile
Bert Arnold
Edgar Imthum
Ray Edmonds
Walter Hanlon
Eddie Malloy
John Vogt
Vine Street
Intercity Loop
Arnold
Edmonds
Hanlon
Malloy
Christ Church
Cathedral Athletic Club
Cincinnati K. of C
de Sales
Xavier to Meet Centre Quintet
St. Xavier College prepares for the 1925-26 basketball season with Musketeers training for the opener against Circleville A C on New Year’s night at Circleville. The squad will include at least six lettermen and fifteen sophomores with Coach Joe Meyer supervising. Centre and Transylvania join the schedule, bringing total college games to ten. The 1926 football captain will be elected.
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St. Xavier College
Musketeers
Circleville A. C
Circleville
Joe Meyer
Centre
Transylvania
Kentucky
St. Xavier
Walker to begin training for welterweight title bout
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey arrives at Cape Breton with trainer Teddy Hayes and plans a two week training camp in lumber camps. He will defend his world welterweight title against Tommy Milligan of Great Britain next month in New York City and aims to trap game to get in shape.
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Halifax
N. J
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
Cape Breton
Teddy Hayes
Tommy Milligan
Great Britain
New York City
Walker
Wheeling High School wins state football championship
Wheeling High School defeated Victory High of Clarksburg 25 to 0 to claim the state interscholastic football title.
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Wheeling
Associated Press
W. Va
Wheeling High School
Victory High of
Clarksburg
Big Ten finalizes 1926 football schedule after long session
The Big Ten completed 1926 schedules with a four game rule causing Minnesota to drop a conference foe and Michigan to join two games with Minnesota. Northwestern will host Indiana twice and Notre Dame to visit, while Michigan meets Navy and Chicago plays Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Indiana
Hoosier
Iowa
Wisconsin
John L. Griffth
George Huff
University of Illinois
Yost
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Quakers
Illinois
Ohio
Columbia
New York
Mississippi A
Bloomington
Notre Dame
Red Grange
Major Griffith
Ciary
C. W. Spears
University of Chicago
Stagg
Long
L. W. Rigler
Colgate Declines California Rose Bowl Invitation
Colgate undefeated football team will not meet the University of Washington in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. University president George Barton Cutten and the graduate manager W A Reid say post season trips conflict with Colgate policy and the trip would not be pursued.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
University of Washington
Pasadena
Cal
W. A.reid
George Barton Cutten
Athletic Association
Asl
Aminimni
Tigers Cop Soccer Crown
Princeton defeats Cornell 5 to 9 to win the intercollegiate soccer championship as of December 5 in Princeton.
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Tigers
Princeton
Cornell
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