Little Men To Scrap In New York Garden
The seventh Kaplan Herman featherweight title bout set for Madison Square Garden will be a fifteen round decision fight with Kaplan defending his 126 pound crown. Both fighters weighed in within the limit after final training. A ten round semi final features Finnegan versus Garcia. In Youngstown, Malone and Evans wrapped up training for a ten round bout at 157 pounds with Malone listed as favorite.
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Garcia
Finnegan
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Babe Herman
Madison Square Garden
Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Buzz Saw
Herman
Pacific Coast
Waterbury
Boston
Bobby Garcia
Camp Holabird, Md
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Youngstown
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Dick Evans
Cleveland
Malone
Battling Siki to Receive Christian Burial in Harlem
Battling Siki born a Mohammedan and former slave from Senegal will be buried as a Christian. His body lies in a Harlem funeral parlor after two bullets ended his life. The widow and Senegalese friends search speak-easies for the killer while choosing Christian rites.
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New York
Siki
Senegal
Harlem
Perlick Edges Smith in Ten-Round Heavyweight Bout
Nick Perlick of Clairton Pa. won the judges decision over Homer Smith of Kalama Zoo Mich in a ten round heavyweight bout at McKeesport. Perlick weighed 203 pounds with Smith at 200 as he pressed the action most rounds.
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Perlick
Homer Smith
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Nick Perlick
Clairton
Kalamazoo
Mich
McKeesport
Smith
Bortfield Defeats Tait in Milwaukee KO Thriller
Billy Bortfield of Milwaukee defeated Clonie Tait by technical knockout when the referee ruled Tait to his corner at the opening of the fourth round. Bortfield had scored three knockouts, two in the second round and one in the third. Both weighed 128 pounds.
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Tait
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Milwaukee
Wis
Billy Bortfield
Clonie Tait
Simms Knocks Out Harris In Third Round Bout
In Bellaire Ohio Alex Simms Canton welterweight stopped Harry Harris in the third round of a ten round scheduled bout Harris who had seven straight wins eight if counting knockouts fell to a body blow O MALley Bellaire lightweight edged Billy Stewart Homestead Pa in the eight round semifinal.
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Alex Simms
Canton
Ohio
Harry Harris
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Steve O'Malley
Billy Stewart
Homestead
Hoppe Trails Schaefer in Cue Match in Boston
Jake Schaefer led Willie Hoppe by 862 points after six blocks in a 3200 point exhibition. Schaefer posted a 348 run as Hoppe regained some ground but suffered a missed sighting in the right eye, leaving the total at 2400 to 2038.
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Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppe
Fenwick Beats Friar In Intercity Contest
The Fenwick Club won another Intercity League game defeating the Friar five 29 to 22 before a large crowd at the Commercial Square gym last night. Fenwick led most of the game with several thrilling plays, while the Friars fought to stay within reach.
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Dayton Dodges But Middletown Fancies Big Ten Of Ohio High Teams
Canton McKinley and Middletown High Schools will send reps to Findlay to organize a proposed Ohio Big Ten scholastic athletic conference. Stivers of Dayton declines. Officials at Portsmouth and others expected to respond as telegrams were sent.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Findlay
Canton
McKinley
Middletown
James W. Aiken
Findlay Athletics
Stivers High School
Dayton
Wright
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Mr. Aiken
Portsmouth
Portsmouth High Faces Uncertain Invitation to Big Game
Portsmouth Ohio high school officials report no formal invitation yet to join a national or regional competition termed the Big Game. The situation unsettles plans as schools await official word from organizers.
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Portsmouth, CO
Portsmouth
Flournoy Honored as Best Player by Veteran Athletes
Dartmouth named East football champions and will receive the Jolley trophy. Georgetown earns the Shull trophy for a world record two mile relay. Tu lane’s Charles P. Flournoy voted the most valuable football player in the country with 120 points and 18 more than Colgate’s Tryon. Trophies to be presented January 16 in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Dartmouth College
Georgetown University
Charles P. Flournoy
Tulane University
Dartmouth
East
Joseph H. Jolley
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Samuel E. Shull
Flournoy
America
Tryon
Colgate
O Laughlin Beats Raymond in Fort Thomas Bout
Tommy O Laughlin of Dayton Ohio defeated Joe Raymond a Tenth Infantry lightweight in ten rounds at Fort Thomas. O Laughlin dominated with rapid jabs and aggression as Raymond clinched often to survive. Also on the Kentucky arena card George Mospence versus Kid Ritchie and Pat Travis versus Kid Lickert produced notable fights.
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Tommy O'Laughlin
Dayton
Ft. Thomas
O'Laughlin
Raymond
O’laughlin
Kentucky Arena
George Mospence
Kid Ritchie
Pat Travis
Kid Lickert
Travis
K. O. Victor
Frankie Williams
Soldier
Pat Canterburry
Sid Bailey
Kid Higgins
Kid Vandyce
Ed Hawkins
Mickey O'Hara
Lima Central backs Ohio high school league
E A Hauenstein Lima Central High School athletic manager pledges support for a Big Ten style league for Ohio high schools to advance athletic competition and crown state champions in various sports. He says the proposal has been well considered and Lima would favor entering such a league.
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Lima Central High School
Ohio
Hauenstein
Defends Mat Title as Meyers Retains World Crown
Chicago reports Johnny Meyers the middleweight wrestling champion of the world defended his title by winning two straight falls over Bobby Bylund. The December 17 bout here solidifies Meyers status with a decisive victory.
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Chicago
Johnny Meyers
Bobby Bylund
College Basketball Scores From North and Midwest
Ann Arbor Michigan 34 Pittsburgh 25 New Orleans Tulane 31 Bal er 22 Comeston Harvard 36 Dart Iowa le ns 26 Butler 24 Granville Denison 39 Ashland 8.
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University of Michigan
University of Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Tulane
Baler
Comeston
Mass
Harva
Dart- Iowaile Sins
Butler
Granville—Denison
Ashland
High School Swimmers Open Indoor Meet at Central YMCA
The season starts with Woodward Hughes Walnut Hills and Withrow clashing in the Central YMCA pool. YMC A official Stanley Brauninger says gold and silver belt buckles replace medals this year and trophies go to the winning and runner-up teams after the three meets. Woodward misses captain McNamee. Withrow loses star Marshall who is ruled ineligible.
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Hughes
Walnut Hills
Withrow
Central
Stanley Brauninger
McNamee
Marshall
Dayton U. selects Frank Belanik 1926 captain at dinner
Frank Belanik of Cleveland was elected captain of the 1926 Dayton University football team at a team dinner given by the Optimists' Club. Twenty six squad members were awarded varsity letters.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Gerald Flannery
University of Detroit
Dayton
Frank Belanik
Cleveland
Dayton University
Optimists
Muskingum Cagers Defeat Capital University 51 to 27
Muskingum College basketball team defeated Capital University 51 to 27 in New Concord. Taylor led Muskingum with 12 field goals and a free throw, while Captain Montgomery contributed strong floor play. Prange starred for Capital University in the decider.
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Associated Press
New Concord
Muskingum College
Capital University
Taylor
Muskingum
Montgomery
Prange
Denison Dominates Ashland In Preseason Tilt
Denison crushed Ashland 39 to 8 in Granville Ohio with a strong defense and a rested second unit in the second half. Denison’s likely first team limited Ashland’s scoring and showed depth for the season.
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Ashland
Associated Press
Granville
Denison
Livingston
Ohio high schools weigh invitation to new league
Principal H. H. Eccles said he favored forming a league and would welcome his school if invited. The statement indicates broad interest among dozens of Ohio high schools in joining a proposed athletic or academic league.
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H. H.eccles
Major Griffith Attacks Pro Football At Dayton Dinner
Major John L. Griffith of Chicago arrived in Dayton to speak at a testimonial dinner for the University of Dayton football team. He denounced professionals for luring college stars, warned of greed corrupting the game, and said professional football’s rise and fall showed sentiment for the sport fading. He criticized Red Grange’s move to professional ranks as not precedent and predicted regret.
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John L. Griffith
Chicago
University of Dayton
Griffith
Bloom
Red’ Grance
Illinois
Strong Alumni Team Set to Face Withrow Tigers
Withrow High School alumni plan a Tuesday afternoon game to challenge the current Tigers. Notables include Arthur Schaeffer Bill Gamble Ethan Allen Eddy Wohlwender Jim Hand Robert Roos and Richard Bauer. Coach Bud Abrams backs the current team hoping for a win. The game starts at 2 30 p m at Withrow. In other notes the University of Nebraska will host New York University in Lincoln on November 20.
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Withrow High School
Endeavoor
Arthur Schaeffer
Bill Gamble
Ethan Allen
Eddy Wohlwender
Jim Hand
Robert Roos
Robert Coleman
Jack Cholmondeley
Richard Bauer
Tigers
Bud Abrams
Withrow
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
New York University
Cobb Supreme Collins Avers Cobb Supreme
Eddie Collins, manager of the Chicago White Sox, lauds Ty Cobb as the greatest all around player and urges fans to support the home team with more local pride rather than focusing on individual stars. He calls Ruth a great showman but emphasizes team enthusiasm and fighting spirit.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Richard
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Ruth
Collins
Hughes Team Faces Covington Five In Key Local Tilt
Hughes High School meets Covington in a major afternoon game at the University of Cincinnati court with a 3 15 p.m. tip. A Hughes preliminary game precedes the main clash as Woodward High hosts Aurora in a strong Indiana style matchup.
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Hughes High School
Covington
University of Cincinnati
Hughes
Oodward High School
Aurora
Marietta Quintet Set to Face Bearcats in Ohio Conference Clash
Marietta College fans anticipate a tough season opener as the Bearcats travel to the U. of C. gym for a key Ohio Conference game. Coach Chambers seeks a fast, effective attack to topple Cincinnati, while Marietta’s starting five arrive riding a late season surge. A Rookie Reserves squad debuts against Lockland High School, aiming for an early win and solid prep. The 7:30 tipoff marks the start of a rivalry night.
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Bearcats
Marietta College
U. of C
Marietta
Ohio University
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Lockland High School
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