National League backs rosin use by pitchers at meeting
At its New York session the National League favored modifying rules to allow pitchers to use rosin under umpire supervision aiming to improve the game and reduce ball counts. President Heydler cited 3847 dozen balls used last season, more than prior years, with action postponed on other major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National League
American League Sianae
Belmont Hotel
Heydler
Landis
Dreyfuss
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pirates
William Veeck
Chicago
League
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Boston Braves
Mathewson
Ohio
Michigan
Scratch Best in Main Event at Jefferson Park
Three year old Scratch ridden by A Mortensen won the Palace Theater Claiming Handicap at Jefferson Park in 1 59 1 6 over Duckweed Mary Ellen O and three others. Ritter from Croissant Stable captured the West End Purse as the day drew a larger crowd aided by free admission for women. Management planned purse increases for higher quality races later in the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Scratch
A. Mortensen
L. E. Leichleiter
Jefferson Park
Palace Theater
W. R. Sallee
Duckweed
Mary Ellen O
Maid Track
Poet
Squarson
Champignol
Ritter
Croissant Stable
West End
Mabel Seth
Smart Guy
Spats
Jefferson Association
Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association
Cincinnati
Eddy
Plainsman
Smacker
Muldoon
McTinkle
Kit Carson
Fast Mail
Muse
Nurse
Swatch
D. Jones
L. Simon
Senators Win 1925 Pennant As AL Board Meets
The American League Board, led by President Ban Johnson, awarded the 1925 pennant to the Washington Senators and approved the league's financial report after a preliminary meeting ahead of tomorrow's annual session.
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Associated Press
New York
American League
Ban Johnson
Washington Senators
Babe Ruth Backs Player-Writer Issue Support
Babe Ruth defends his role as a player writer as the Baseball Writers Association of America weighs the issue. In a letter to George Daley he praises the New York chapter for a keep-hands-off stance and notes Judge Landis approved the resolution.
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Associated Press
New Yorke
Babe Ruth
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
George Daley
New York
Association
Yankee Slugger
Ruth
University of Cincinnati Football Schedule Changes for 1926
The 1926 Bearcats schedule shows minor changes with six opponents from last year returning. Georgetown Transylvania and Hanover are dropped while Marietta Western Reserve and Kentucky Wesleyan are added. Three away games, six home games, Nippert Stadium hosts most matches and two night games are set for Kentucky Wesleyan and Otterbein.
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University of Cincinnati
Georgetown
Transylvania
Hanover
Maritta
Western Reserve
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ohio University
Denison
Nippert Stadium
Dayton
Miami
Otterbein
Marietta
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Bearcats
Buckeye Association
Buffalo Club President Denounces Toole in Salary Row
Samuel Robertson of the Buffalo Club accuses President John Conway Toole of falsely claiming a $2,000 salary increase. Robertson says Toole’s pay remains at $10,000, notes no raise for Toole, but confirms a raise for Toole’s secretary. He also demands a certified annual audit before paying roughly $3,500 in league assessments.
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Buffalo Club
Associated Press
New York
Samuel Robertson
International League
John Conway Toole
Toole
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Robertson
William J. Maley
Baseball Gossip Stirs 1884 Record Amid Trade Talks
In 1884 Charlie Sweeney of Providence struck out nineteen Boston batters in a nine inning game, a major league record. Detroit may pursue several trades to bolster the Tigers for a stronger season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Sweeney
Providence
Boston
Florida Real Estate Buzz Draws MLB Figures
No fewer than fifty major league players and managers are reported to be spending the winter in Florida to participate in the real estate market, chasing deals and investments amid a busy off season.
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Florida
Early baseball bats showed varied sizes in the sport
In the sport's early days players used irregular bats with lengths around 1 by 2 inches diameter. The absence of standard bat specifications reflected the lack of uniform equipment norms during that era.
Brainard to Manage Wichita Falls Club Next Season
If plans materialize, Fred Brainard former second baseman for the Baltimore I League champions last year would take the helm of the Wichita Falls team in the Texas League next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brainard
Wichita Falls
Providence Fans Sample Every Class of Baseball
Providence fans in their time have enjoyed nearly every class of professional baseball from a National League team to a second class minor league outfit, reflecting a broad spectrum of local baseball history.
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Providence
McGraw to Overhaul Giants Before Next Opening Day
New York baseball fans may see a transformed Giants lineup next spring if Manager McGraw proceeds with a heavy overhaul of a once invincible team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
McGraw
Giants Face Uncertainty Ahead of Next Season
Only three players from last year’s squad are assured berths with the New York Giants. Veteran George Kelly is one, having done almost everything but pitch and catch for John McGraw in the last two seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
George Kelly
John McGraw
Magnates meet in Los Angeles to settle 1925 season affairs
Pacific Coast League magnates gather in Los Angeles in early January to wind up last season and discuss 1926 pennant race issues. A return to the twenty five man player limit is among the topics to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Youngest leader guides Three I League for another year
President L. J. Wylie will preside over the Three I League again, noted as one of the youngest men in league history. He has three years of experience as a club magnate since succeeding Al Tierney as head of the circuit last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wylie
Gene
al Tierney
Louisville Stirs for Shake-Up in Base Ball Roster
Gossip around the American Association says the Louisville Colonels may undergo a housecleaning before spring. Owner Knebelkamp was chagrined by their post season showing against the Baltimore Orioles and the San Francisco Seals, raising expectations of changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Colonels
Knebelkamp
Baltimore Orioles
San Francisco Seals
Newport Goodwills to battle Friars in season opener
The Friar Gymnasium and Athletic Club basketball squad, fresh from a win over Purcell A. C., hosts the Newport Catholic Gym Goodwills in the Intercity League opener. The doubleheader starts with the Friar Pilgrims and Newport Catholic Gym Cats at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friar Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Purcell A. C
Newport Catholic
Goodwills
E Goodwills
Buffaloes
Friar Pilgrims
Grange Gains Six Yards In Bears Victory Over All Stars
Red Grange contributed modestly in Washington as the Bears beat the All-Stars 19 to 0. Grange carried ten times for sixteen yards, kicked an extra point, and left with minor injuries. J Bryan broke free for a 76 yard touchdown for Washington. Gate receipts were estimated around 15000 to 5000 by promoters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
Washington All-Stars
J. Bryan
University of Chicago
Bryan
Grange
Hanny
Bears
Sternaman
All-Stars
Illinois
Alfred L. Stern
Ashington
McKee
Stern
O. K
Bearcats Open Season Against Kentuckys Mountaineers
In the opening basketball game the Cincinnati Bearcats face a strong Kentucky Mountaineers quintet led by Wright Maggard Sherman Callawn Lewis and Dunn ham. The Mountaineers beat many foes last season and aim to end Cincinnati’s winning start with a road win in Berea.
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U. of C. Bearcats
Wright
Maggard
Kentucky
Sherman
Callawn
Lewis
Dunham
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A. Wildcats
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Maryville
Tenn
Highlanders
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCED FOR FRIAR CLUB OFFICES
August Wittrock and Edward Ganster seek Friar Gym and Athletic Club president posts at the annual election to be held December 11 from 7 to 9 30 p m at the Friar Gym Liberty and Vine streets. Other nominations include Geier Merland Lindenbaum Niehaus Stamm Wirmel and a board slate. Risk of directorship at Friarhurst also listed with Merland Kruse Theobald and Breitenbach running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August M. Wittrock
Edward Ganster
Friar Gym
Liberty and
Vine Streets
August Geier
August Merland
Henry’. Lindenbaum
Bernard Niehaus
Edward Stamm
George Wirmel
M. Spaeth
J. Bath
E. Creelman
A. Flamm
W. Groninger
George Glandorf
J. Tobin
L. Beck
Fred Kramer
J. Brinker
H. Kruse
W. Eschenbach
Henry Merland
A. Kruse
George Theobald
H. Breitenbach
Friarhurst
Club
Stengel to Manage Toledo Club and Play Outfield
Charles D. Stengel of Glendale Cal, former NL outfielder, signed to manage the Toledo club of the American Association. President Joseph Otten announced the hiring and Stengel will also play in the outfield for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stengel
HENS
Associated Press
Toledo
Charles D
Casey) Stengel
Glendale
Cal
American Association
Joseph Otten
O’brien
Boxing Card Approved For Public Auditorium Bout
The Boxing Commission approved a December 18 featherweight bout between Gershe of Cleveland and Holdie Shea of Chicago at Public Auditorium. The show will feature a twelve round decision bout as part of the boxing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Gershe
Cleveland
Holdie Shea
Chicago
The
Boxing Commission
Wooster Selecting 1926 Football Captain Henry Critchfield
Henry Critchfield center was tonight elected captain of the 1926 Wooster football team. He will be a senior next year and is the first Wooster center to win the captaincy.
Mass athletics demand endowment for major universities
The article argues mass athletics require huge endowments, estimating ten million dollars for large universities to support 1000 to 6000 athletes. It notes football covers costs at present, cites Ohio State attendance figures and large crowds abroad, and includes literary aside about a Walrus and golf imagery.
Women Eyes Own Golf Association In Quiet Talk
Not a Whit. The women have about decided to have their own golf association and run it as they may care to. The men in control may decide differently, but what good will it do. They might decide never to miss another ten-foot putt.
Dempsey Crown Fate in 1926 Seen Open to Three Paths
The article outlines three possibilities for Dempsey's heavyweight title in 1926: he retains a long layoff, he fights and wins, or he fights and loses. It notes a likely first option and doubts a fight with Wills, while mentioning a possible move toward a National Boxing Union countered by concerns about the sport’s disorder and burglary.
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Dempsey
Prominent Boxers of 1925 Eye 1926 Matches and Gold Tone
As 1925 opened four top boxers dominated the scene Berlenbach Slattery Stribling and Delaney Slattery suffered two defeats early last year leaving Berlenbach Delaney and Stribling as the leading contenders A Berlenbach and Delaney bout could shape 1926 with Young Stribling if market demand for gold does not hamper mint output
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Berlenbach
Slattery
Stribling
Delaney
Ohio State Wins First Western Conference Title in 1916
In 1916 Ohio State secured its first Western Conference championship as the team earned the season’s top standings. The brief note highlights the historic victory and its significance for the Buckeyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Forward Pass Reforms Proposed By Football Tinkerers
A reader argues for a reform of the forward pass with restrictions on passing. Cited players Benny Friedman, Swede Oberlander, and Ernie Nevers as examples. Suggests treating blocked passes behind scrimmage as free balls and rewards for blocked punts as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Oberlander
Dartmouth
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
Mid-West
Ruth Sees Historic Winter Ahead For Career
Hornsby surges to next home run lead and Babe Ruth faces a challenge as Cardinals slugger Hornsby nears a peak. Ruth tightens routine and diet in a bid to chase records from March through October. A batting jubilee may break all-time marks with Hornsby’s swing eye and punch driving the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Ruth
Hornsby
Cardinal
Uth
New York Tribune, Inc
Rocky Kansas Wins Lightweight Title Defense in Buffalo
Rocky Kansas also known as Rocco Aloysius Tozzo clinched the lightweight crown by defeating Jimmy Goodrich in a fifteen round bout in Buffalo. He declined a $15,000 offer to fight Lucien Vinez December 23 in Madison Square Garden, aiming to rest and study next moves.
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Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Rocky Kansas
Rocco Aloysius Tozzo
Buffalo
Jimmy Goodrich
Goodrich
Lucien Vinez
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Freddie Welsh
Benny Léonard
Michigan City
Luis Vicentini
Queensboro
Long Island City
Rocky
Charley Murray
Paluka
Tozzo
Murray
Joe
Charley
Joe Kansas
Charley White
Mack Beats McMullen In Ten-Round Lima Card
Johnny Mack of Cincinnati won a ten round decision over Terry McMullen of Huntington in Lima Ohio. In the semi final Lima fighter Jimmy Andrews stopped Jack Darcy in the third round. Paddy Phelan and Kid Hindoo drew in six rounds.
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Associated Press
Lima
Johnny Mack
Cincinnati
Terry McMullen
Huntington
W. Va
Jimmy Andrews
Jack Darcy
Covington
Paddy Phelan
Kid Hindoo
Smith Kassons Clinch 49 DeMolay Quintet 17
Smith-Kasson high school beat DeMolay quintet of Dayton Kentucky 49 to 17 last night. Overman Corcoran and Wuebbelding stood out on offense while Monoguean and Westover anchored the defense. Referee Berry. Time of periods ten minutes.
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Smith-Kasson
Dayton
Kys
Smith-Kassons
Overman
Corcoran
Renny
Monoguean Uebbelding
Pan
Overman, F
Sanactuneidis
Wuebbelding
Cce
Ada BO
DeMolay
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Beouur
Manson Bs Eaibiancholodiliiee
Westover
Ccersecerreecee Ancreanibie
Eamtire, Ge Ensecseshivmesenseciens A Ae
van Tene
Cick Ciasemen Es
I Nascsictie Eitererend Lisinsstesinnd
Berry
Thistlethwaite Refuses to Alter Northwestern Grid Schedule
Glenn Thistlewaite Northwestern coach rejects Dr. Clarence Spears Minnesota proposal to swap dates for 1926 football games. Spears suggested Northwestern meet Michigan on October 16 and Minnesota play Indiana to avoid the two game arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glenn Thistlewaite
Northwestern University
Clarence Spears
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Indiana
May Curtail Basket Ball Dribble To One Bounce Tells Why
Lynn W. St. John, head of the NCAA joint Rules Committee, reports growing support for a one bounce limit on dribbling. He notes coaches favor reducing dribbles to emphasize passing while retaining some dribble use. The move appears likely as several committee members favored cutting dribbles last year and opinion has strengthened.
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St. John
Columbus
Lynn W. St. John
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ohio
Ohio State University
Joint Rules Committee
Y B M C Cagers Set for Sigma Chi Clash
The Y B M C quintet meets Sigma Chi at the West End court in the year’s first important game. Y B M C stars include T Margolis F Pritz F Seltz P Piker and I Felson. Sigma Chi starts with L Arnzen F Niener Louis Arnzen Edward Arnzen and L Gerding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma-Chi
West End
T. Margolis
F. Pritz
F. Seltz
P. Piker
I. Felson
Newport
L. Arnzen
F. Niener
Louis Arnzen
Edward Arnzen
L. Gerding
Colgate Releases Football Coach Dick Harlow
New York December 8 The alumni athletic council granted the request of Colgate football coach Dick Harlow to be released from his contract. Harlow is reported to have an offer from the University of Western Maryland which he is expected to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Associated Press
New York
Dick Harlow
Alumni Athletic Council
Harlow
University of Western Maryland
Tijuana Race Day Outcomes Chronicle
Weather clear and track fast as eight races produce multiple winners at Tijuana. Midnight Bell leads the first race claiming event, Booze Beyer takes the maidens, and Missouri Boy edges Krekzman in the third. Fourth and seventh races see top payoffs for short fields, with Freecutter and Belle K. among others collecting purses.
Fenwick and Knights to Clash in Intercity Classic
Fenwick and Cincinnati K of C quintets meet tonight in the Fenwick Club gym in a key Intercity Basketball League game. It’s the first circuit outing for coach Tiny Pfeiffer’s Commercial Square tossers, facing a Knights squad praised for rapid improvement after a league opener win by both teams. The main game follows a Fenwick Pioneers vs K of C Cubs bout at 9 o’clock.
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Fenwick Club
Fenwick
Cincinnati K. of C
Pfeiffer
Knights
Cincinnati
de Sales
Fenwick Pioneers
K. of C. Cubs
New Orleans Race Results First Race Summary
The New Orleans track opened with a claiming race for horses six furlongs or longer, Spaty ridden by J Colen won state earnings of $460, with St Charles and Settee finishing second and third respectively. The event attracted multiple runners including The Poet Squarson and Champignot in a tight finish.
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Spaty
J. Colen
St. Charles
A. Surlak
Settee
J. Dillon
Covington and Carthage to Play for Grid Title
Covington A C travels to Carthage Sunday for the Valley Merchants intermediate football championship. A 0 to 0 tie earlier signals a close contest as Covington beat West Night High and Carthage defeated Stuer Tigers last week. Kickoff is at 2 o clock with Shea ref Dunning ump Fordyce head linesman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington A. C
Carthage
Valley
Covington
West Night High
Stuer Tigers
Bud Abrams
Shea
Dunning
Fordyce
College Scores Tie East Lansing and Greencastle Victories
In East Lansing Michigan State College defeated Olivet College by 23 points 36 to 13. In Greencastle Depauw beat Earlham 44 to 29.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Olivet College
Greencastle
Ind
Depauw
Earlham
Selections from Jefferson Park races listed
The card shows race by race selections including Goizeko Izarra Topsy Geisha Girl in the first race Adventurer Brown Trout Remnant in the second Sweeptown Hehrah Purity in the third Ritter Boston General Seen in the fourth Seths Alibi Sleepy Head Flag Lieutenant in the fifth Ten Sixty Bill O Flynn Macbeth in the sixth Poltova Edward Gray Lad o Mine in the seventh and a best chance SwEEPTONA.
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Goizeko Izarra
Ear Girl
Diane Een Eae
Owen Ereene
Emma
Geisha Girl
Mix Sore Eeewen Rene Eee
Flirt
Mary Hogan
Nell
Adventurer
Kirk Teas
Mrs
Pat
Garr
Tease
Little Palee
Mark Aurele
Wild Bill
Sir Ralph
Medina
May Buddy
King’s Clere
Thor Sibesdsoifeilekasn
Sweeptena Weer
Johnny Overton
Silex II Stee
Renee Enees
Esas
Ston Sree
General Seth
tLonesome
Ebenee
Eoe Eceahee
Greentree Stables
McDonagh
Flag Lieutenant
John S. Mosby
Sleepyhead
Polvo Eeene
VC Seth
Ward Gray Saeeeere
Treasurer Lad
Bosh Pereee
Seth’s Flower
Poltova
Peter Derenee
Jefferson Park
Topsy
Brown Trout
Remnant
Sweeptown
Hehrah
Purity
Ritter
Boston
General Seen
Seth
Sleepy Head
Ten Sixty
Bill O’flynn
Macbeth
Edward Gray
Lad O’ Mine
Sweeptona
Tijuana First Race Adds Brass Band Aces
In a crowded program at Tijuana the First Race features Brass Band Salt Shot Archie Alexander as top entry. Second Race lists Ballynew Hence Full Moon with favored status. Third Race highlights First Pullet Smiling St Angelina. Fourth Race showcases Zealot Nebraska Lad El Cid. Fifth Race pairs Coeur de Lion Firm Friend Mulciber. Sixth Race features Margie K Master Crump Rundlathe. Seventh Race presents Jack Ledi Love Song Shasta Express. Eighth Race shows Earl Coombs El Mirasol Irwin entry with Margie K as Best Chance.
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Jolly Bonita
Psing
Oisino
Yokohama Girl
Norfiel
Four O Five Tenon
Archie Alex’der
Montana
Om Craven
Pop Ryan
Bidtckabhene Sidnonsacee
Full Moon
Quintana
Joe V Satna
el Cid
Antiquity
Nebraska L
Lady Inez
Miss Emmett Stones
tMaster Crump
Cc Irwin
le” Brest
Wolf’s Cry Emenwneres
McCadden
Jack Ledi
Penrod Connell
Rob Roy
Earl Doom
C. B. Irwin
Tijuana
Brass Band
Salt Shot
Archie Alexander
Ballynew
Hence
Smiling
St. Angelina
Zealot
Nebraska Lad
Coeur de Lion
Firm Friend
Mulciber
Margie K
Master Crump
Rundlathe
Love Song
Shasta Express
Earl Coombs
el Mirasol
Irwin Entry
Nominations Hit 2,123 for Saratoga Stakes in 1926
The Jockey Club reports 2,123 entries for the August Saratoga meeting, up 171 from 1924. H. P. Whitney tops owners with 110 nominations, followed by Willis Sharpe Kilmer 97 and others including Rancocas Stable 51, R. T. Wilson Jr. 16, E. R. Bradley 68, and Joseph Widener 55.
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Saratoga Association
Jockey Club
H. P. Whitney
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton
Nike Sportsman
Rancocas Stable
R. T. Wilson, Jr
The
E. R. Bradley
Kentucky Turfman
Joseph FB
Widener
Philadelphia
the Riddle Farm
J. F. Byens
Pittsburgh
Wittenberg Coach Bans Court Practice This Winter
Springfield Ohio reports Coach E R Godfrey of Wittenberg College has started the season by banning all persons including sports writers from court practice this winter. The move limits press access and changes customary preseason coverage.
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Associated Press
Springfield
E. R. Godfrey
Wittenberg College
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Southern Course
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Detroit
Tigers
Newport Goodwills
Berea Fough Foe
Friar Club
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Mack
McMullen
Demolay Quintet
Thistlethwaite
Y.B.M.C. Cagers
Sigma-Chi Quintet
Dan Hogan
Ray
Midnight Bell
Wessels
Miss Omond
Holecke
Marie K
Betty O’brien
Runamour
Rayote Blue Canyon
Irish Jury
Bily Uc
Mannikin N
Taylor
Missouri Boy
Crees
Krekzman
Wallis
Jay Mac
Hal Wright
Morro Castle
Jerry Honita
Romaldo
Ehiston
Dew Bank
Sylvia
Sunny Maid
Runerva
Lola Montez
Rose Doyle
Bonnie Gold
Reap
Munnen
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White
Marsdale
Bayliss
Iryn Dear
John Morrill
Solimente
Wedding France
Polo Star
Saker
I—N Edmon
Lake Chapala
Henlye
Julia Lee
Sequan
Wonder Light
Lloyd Brown
the Beaale
Cocksure
Subtle
H. Fisher
Ethel F
Blue Belle
Anna Regina
Fiesta
Latisha
Emma G
Black Sand
Freecutter
Torsida
Keala
Lank
Lady Longridge
Marion North
Smith and Sons
Rae Gentlemen’s Furnishings
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Fenwick and Knights
Intake
Polycarp
Ice
Sister Sue
Denizen
Amelia S
Clarence
Wuhu
Sizzle
D. Tyler
Fornova
Semeer
Slippery Smile
A. ‘Dillon
Forth
Master Blue
Lierre
Georgette
Hen Wood
Whiz On
Elusive
Mson
Pete Ens
Sm. Garner
Rose H
Wailey
Missus
L. Canfield
Fanny Courtin
Royal Kiss
Steele
J. Ditlea
Kosciusko
Herbert
Champignot
Occotched
Somer Sl
W. Garner
J. Heupel
Halu
A. Lacoste
Aliso Kan—Cromwell
Belario
Moonbrook
Ana Uth S
Scrajenea
Bucko
Contact
al Boyd
My Binay
Zanzibar
Jonany Campbell
Uv. Picuon
Sincere
X. Lamberson
Marjorie C
Yoohoo
Star Fair
Covington and Carthage
L. G. Plaut
Saratoga
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