Central Y M C A To Host International Swim Meet
Cincinnati to host the third annual international YMCA swimming championships on April 3 and 4 with teams from Toronto Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Erie and more. Top figures Dr John Brown and Dr Henry Hallenberg attend. events include 200 yard relay 50 yard free 100 yard breast and more. Over 300 swimmers expected. Stanley Kresge trophy at stake for top team.
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Cincinnati
iXallenberg
Chicago
Toronto
Canada
Detroit
Ft. Wayne
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Columbus
Middletown
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Erie
Erie “Y" Tankmen
Gene Stocks
Y ‘‘Fish
Louis Rutledge
Stanley Kresge
Central Y. M. C. A
Stanley Brauninger
Central Y Swimmers
Illinois Athletic Club
Johnny Weismuller
Winter High School Swim Meet Set by Central YMCA
Friday night the Central YMCA hosts the second winter high school swimming meet. Withrow won the first meet, but Woodward and Hughes are seen as stronger challengers for this event.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Withrow
Woodward
Hughes
Fenwick and Austins Vie for Intercity Title Series
Fenwick Club cagers and the Austins, tied for first in the Intercity Catholic League, prepare for the championship series at Commercial Square court Saturday night. Ben Grause misses the opener as he coaches Elder High in Chicago for the National Catholic High School tournament. Bert Zimmer likely fills the vacancy. Murray and Meinerding lead the Austin squad, while Ludlow High School meets the Fenwick in the Pioneer quintet matchup. 1,000 seats are on sale at the Fenwick Club tomorrow morning. officials Marty Reddington and Charles Harrington will handle the game.
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Fenwick Club
Austins
Commercial Square Court
Fenwicks
Ben Grause
Grause
Chicago
Logolla University
Bert Zimmer
Dayton University Prep
Austin
West End
Murray
Meinerding
Earl Silver
Fenwick Pioneer
Ludlow High School
Greater Cincinnati
Fenwick
Marty Reddington
Charles Harrington
Cincinnati
Finn Sparks Triumph Over YMCA Juniors For 19 18 Victory
The Finn Sparks defeated the YMCA Juniors 19 to 18 in a fast passing contest. Keller starred for the Sparks and Spinks led the Juniors. The Sparks close their season next Tuesday versus the Covington Triple C quintet for the 90 pound Greater Cincinnati title.
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Finn Sparks
Keller
Sparks
Spinks
Triple C
Covington
Greater Cincinnati
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Women Stars Tie Course Record In Exhibition Match
Southern golf report from Ormond Beach Florida notes Miss Glenna Collett and Mrs. H D Sterrett of Hutchison Kan posted sensational rounds in an eighteen hole exhibition against Joe Kirkwood and N B Perkins. Sterrett set a new course record with 81 while Collett could have shot 79 but hooked a late tee shot. Kirkwood finished at 71 with a 34 on the back nine.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Joe Kirkwood
N. B. Perkins
Louisville
Glenna Collett
H. D. Sterrett
Hutchison, Kan
Kansas
Miss Collett
Mrs. Sterrett
Kirkwood
Belleair Heights Amateur Golf Championship Draws Close
In Belleair Heights Florida on March 17 Dewitt Balch of Cincinnati the tournament medalist was eliminated by George Morse of Rutland Vermont 5 and 3. Larry Paton of Boston defeated H B Heyburn in extra holes and Harold Ingersoll of Colorado Springs beat J J Quinn in nineteen. Other results include 8 Chapman San Francisco over D N Tallman Minneapolis 6 and 5 Gordon Gibbons Tampa over J B Kopf St Albans 6 and 5 W W Rixey Huntington West Virginia over F F Storm New York 3 and 2 Donald Anderson St Louis defeated H Hayes Aiken South Carolina 5 and 4 and H S Taintor Aiken beat R E Harlow Pasadena Florida one up.
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Belleair Heights
Fla
Dewitt Balch
Cincinnati
George, Morse
Rutland
Larry Paton
Boston
H. B. Heyburn
Louisville
Harold Ingersoll
Colorado Springs
J. J. Quinn
Chicago
Tufts Leads Tin Whistles Golf Championship at Pinehurst
Pinehurst golfer Richard B. Tufts, carding 154 after two rounds, leads the Tin Whistles championship. Donald Parson of Youngstown trails with 159 and John D. Chapman of Greenwich with 160.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Richard
Tufts
Donald Parson
Youngstown
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Spring Practice Begins for UC Bearcats Gridmen
University of Cincinnati opened spring football with 57 players in uniform under Coach McLaren. Few returning vets joined the newcomers as graduates assist drills. The session ran from 11 30 to 12 30 with tackling, blocking, and signal work emphasized.
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University of Cincinnati
McLaren
Russel Glasgow
Johnny Lease
Bill Bradford
Runt Bradner
Tony McAndrews
Bearcats
Seiffer Chosen Captain for OSU Basketball 1925 26
Ralph E. Seiffer of Evansville Ind was elected captain of the Ohio State 1925 26 basketball team. Seven players received letters: Cameron Miner Cunningham Shaw Matusoff Hunt. Ralph Skiikin of Dayton was named manager.
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Columbus
Ralph E
Red
Parochial School Title Game Tonight at Purcell A C Gym
St Marys Hyde Park and Alverno Crescents clash for the parish championship in boys basketball at Purcell A C Gym tonight. St John Shamrocks and Immaculate Mid vie for a consolation contest at 8 with the main game following at 9.
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Hyde Park
Alverno Crescents
Mt. Alverno Boys’ Protectory
Purcell A. C
St. John Shamrocks
Immaculate
Stribling Bout Off In Birmingham Showdown
W L Stribling and William Reed will not fight in Birmingham as Sheriff Shirley’s stop order stands after Judge William Walker upheld the Sheriff against the Birmingham Athletic Club injunction request.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. L. Stribling
William Reed
Birmingham Athletic Club
T. J. Shirley
William Walker
Richards Beats Jack Caldwell in Southeastern tennis
Vincent Richards, national tennis star, defeated Atlanta Southern champion Jack Caldwell 3-6 6-2 6-2 in Jacksonville as the feature match of day two. Tilden, Baggs, Chapin also advanced toward potential semi finals with Harada drawing Richards next.
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Jacksonville
Vincent Richards
Jack Caldwell
Atlanta
Caldwell
Richards
Springfield
Mass
John Holland
Baggs-Chapin
Tilden
T. Harada
B. W. Haynes
Richards-Harada
William Rosenbaum
New York
Howard Voshell
Good Court Program At Y Gym Tonight With 3 Games
Alumni night at the Central Y M C A gym features three basketball games organized to raise funds for the Wildcats to defend their Detroit title. Ed Schultz and coaches Richardson Lehmann arrange matches between current Y squads and former players. Added attraction includes Seventh Presbyterian versus First Presbyterians from church leagues. play starts at 7 30.
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Y. M. C. A. Wildcats
Ramblers
Ed Schultz
Richardson
The
Wildcats
Lehmann
Detroit
International Y. M. C. A
Paul Breper
Old Ramblers
Gibbie Venn
Seventh Presbyterian
Protestant Athletic Church
First Presbyterians
Osprey Wins Narrowly in Coast Oval Handicap
Osprey carrying 130 pounds captured the mile and a sixteenth handicap at the local track in Tijuana. Fabian finished second with Cherry Tree a neck behind in third after a tight stretch duel led by Nancy Langhorne and June Grass. It was Osprey’s seventh victory of the meeting.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Fabian
Cherry Tree
Osprey
Osa
Double Polo Program At Riding Club Friday
The city polo championship finals are set for Friday at the Riding Club arena Reading road and Asmann avenue. A preliminary features Headquarters Troop line team from Helen Street Armory versus Ft Thomas Tenth Infantry trio with referee A Clifford Shinkle. The main game matches Fifty fourth Cavalry Brigade against Cincinnati Polo Club with refs Julian A Pollak. Expect big turnout with 75 cent reserved and 50 cent general seats and a Tenth Regiment Band concert.
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Reading Road
Asmann Avenue
Fifty-fourth Cavalry Brigade
Helen Street
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
A. Clifford Shinkle
Cincinnati Polo Club
Fiftyfourth
Philip E. Lawwill
Charles F. Ragsdale
E. J. Beiersdorfer
Tim Goodman
Oliver DeGray Vanderbilt
Fred J. Flach
Julian A. Pollak
Tenth Regiment
Boxing Bouts Return To Humboldt Tonight
The Humboldt Park indoor arena reopens with Tommy Billiards vs Kid Champ in a ten round main event. A strong undercard features Barney Gilpin vs Doc Harlan six rounds and Joe Guest vs Jimmy Harris, Harry McCarthy vs Eddie Dorn, Red Brue gel vs Cowboy Harris in four round bouts. Referee is Punk Fay. Popular prices in effect.
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Humboldt Park
Tommy Billiards
Barney Gilpin
Doc Harlan
Joe Guest
Jimmy Harris
Harry McCarthy
Eddie Dorn
Red Bruegel
Cowboy Harris
Dawes Draws Holland in Davis Cup Pairings
Vice President Dawes announced the Davis Cup draw from the Pan-American Building naming Holland as the first nation in the field of twenty five. The European zone matches include Holland vs Czecho-Slovakia Switzerland vs Sweden Belgium vs India Austria vs Ireland Hungary vs France Portugal vs Italy Romania vs Denmark Poland vs England. American zone pairings show Cuba vs Spain in first round with Japan vs China Mexico against CubaSpain winner Australia vs Hawaii and New Zealand vs Canada in the second round.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Holland
Coolidge
Ireland
Italy
Rumania
Denmark
Poland
England
Cuba
Spain
Japan
China
Mexico
Australia
Hawaii
New Zealand
Canada
Flowers Fractured Ribs After Darden Bout
In Toledo on March 17 the Tigers Flowers faced Darden in a twelve round bout. Darden struck Flowers with body blows in the ninth round causing rib fractures according to Walk Miller Flowers manager.
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Darden
Tiger Flowers
Atlanta
Flowers
Walk Miller
Home of detective in Hamilton looted
Five minutes after Herman Dulli a city detective began his shift at 10 o'clock the Dullis home on Central avenue was ransacked burglars took clothing valued at 250 dollars police believe the entry occurred while the couple visited neighbors earlier in the evening.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Herman Dulli
Central Avenue
Favorites Win in Net Tourney at Longwood
Four Boston and four out of town players survived the eighteenth annual indoor lawn tennis singles championship at Chestnut Hill Longwood courts. Seeded contenders included Mrs. Lillian Scharman and Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup, with Zinderstein eliminated 6-1 6-1 by Mrs. Robert Walcott.
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Mass
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Longwood
Chestnut Hill
Lillian Scharman
New York
Dolly Thompson
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Thompson
Katherine Gardner
Ceres Baker Sackett
Virginia Yates
Buffalo
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Yates
H. Stuart Green
Ardsley
Mayme MacDonald
Durham
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Denies Combine on Gas Unfair in Rate Controversy
W W Freeman of the Union Gas and Electric Company argues before the Cincinnati Association that the gas rate dispute stems from the public need to view the true position of the utility and its dealings with Columbia Gas and Electric. He defends the gas combine as a means to secure gas supply, protect stockholders, and ensure fair contracts, denying monopolistic intent while acknowledging the joint influence on gas fields and pricing.
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Union Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
W. W. Freeman
Cincinnatus Association
Freeman
Columbia Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
Schneider traces change in working conditions
Dean Herman Schneider of the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Commerce spoke to the Cincinnati Foremen's Club on progress in working conditions over forty years and future improvements. He cited shorter hours, safer work, better sanitation, medical aid, and insurance as signs of advancement and urged ongoing research as the foundation of progress. Willam H. Edwards presided as about 400 members toured the university engineering labs.
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College of Engineering and Commerce
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Foremen's Club
University
Dean Schneider
Willam H. Edwards
Trackmen Injured When Struck By Auto
Two Cincinnati Traction trackmen John Berksaw and Thomas Drout were hit on McMicken avenue near Brighton place by Ben Hartman driving a car. They were hospitalized at General Hospital. Another boy and two men were hurt in separate incidents on Reading road and Court and Race streets with treatment at General Hospital.
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Colerain Avenue
Thomas Drout
Coleridge Avenue
Cincinnati Traction Company
McMicken Avenue
Brighton Place
Ben Hartman
Barman Avenue
General Hospital
Robert Smith
East Twenty-first Street
Coyington
Elmer Stueter
Good Samaritan Hospital
Reading Road
Clinton Springs Avenue
James Ryan
Louisville
Court
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