Be arcats and Saints clash at Corcoran Field in grisiron opener
St Xavier opens 1925 football season at Corcoran Field against Transylvania Pioneers with a sophomore backfield led by Eddie Burna Matt Algeler Ossie Presto and Mark Scheibert. Captain George Reynolds and veteran backfield provide experienced support as six of seven linemen are letter men.
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Corcoran Field
St. Xavier College
Transylvania
Joe Meyer
St. Xavier
Eddie Burna
Matt Algeler
Ossie” Presto
Mark Scheibert
George Reynolds
Saints
Paul Beatty
Walter Ferguson
Joe Kelly
Hub Rapp
Rapp
Buck” Wenzel
Herb Janzsen
Mike Queenan
Mark Schmidt
Crippled Varsity Factors Hanover in Night Game
The Bearcats host Hanover College tonight under artificial lights in a game shaped by injuries. Coach McLaren contends with a banged up lineup as starters contend for final positions and freshmen gather for pregame events near the Tanners Research Building.
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Hanover College
Bearcats
Transylvania
Hilltoppers
Indiana
Cincinnati Boys
Colonels Take Second Straight From Orioles In 3 1 Victory
Louisville wins 3 to 1 in the junior world series as Thomas fifers nine strikeouts and Deberry scatters Baltimore hits. Tyson and Shannon spark a third inning rally while Louisville steals a late run on balls and an infield out. Controversy erupts over a seventh inning call as Baltimore protests, and both teams juggle pitchers for tomorrow’s game.
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Louisville
Thomas
Baltimore Internationals
Baltimore
Joe Deberry
Colonel
Guyon
Cotter
Meyer
Tyson
Shannon
Colonels
Sheedy
Deberry
Ballenger
Connolly
American Association
Sherwood Magee
Jack Dunn
Harnshaw
Holley
Yankee infielder Joe Dugan recovering after knee operation
Joe Dugan Yankee third baseman rests comfortably at St. Vincent's Hospital after yesterday's operation to remove cartilage from his injured knee. Manager Miller Huggins also recuperating from a minor operation. The Yankees play in Philadelphia today with Coach Charley O Leary in charge.
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New York
Joe Dugan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Yanks
Philadelphia
Charile O'Leary
Loney Boisen Horses Barred in Maryland
Havre de Grace track stewards barred horses owned by W W Loney or trained by W C Boisen after a hearing involving Jockey M Schwartz who was disbarred for alleged use of an electric battery on Bill O Flynn in the second race. Schwartz suspension and case referred to the State Racing Commission. all three men denied the charges.
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W. W. Loney
W. C. Boisen
M (Frenchy) Schwartz
Bill O’flynn
Schwartz
State Racing Commission
Results of Yesterday's Games in the National and American Leagues
In the National League Pittsburgh at Cincinnati game played on wet grounds ended St. Louis 4 Chicago 3. In the American League Philadelphia defeated New York 10 to 0 and Boston beat Washington 11 to 2.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
National Ague
Mall
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Pre Season Football Speculation Fades as Big Ten Opens
Chicago reports ten Western Conference teams begin the 1925 season with home games against non conference foes. Illinois hosts Nebraska in a marquee clash with Chicago suiting up against Kentucky. Red Grange targets a rebound after recent tough outings as the Illini and other Big Ten clubs start play.
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Urbana
Kentucky
Red Grange
Illinois
Minnesota
Grange
Nebraska
America
Cornhuskers
Ilinois
Kentuckians
Wildcats
Stagg
Michigan
Michigan Aggies
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Aggies
Northwestern
South Dakota
Evanston
Ames
Wisconsin
George Little
Yost
Dr. Spears
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Iowa
Arkansas
Iowa City
Indiana
Indiana State Normal
Purdue
LaFayette
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Notre Dame
South Ben
Army
Maud Muller wins Jamaica Lafayette Handicap in easy style
At Jamaica, H. P. Whitney's Maud Muller takes the Lafayette Handicap in a quick three strides after a chaotic start. Johnny Maiden also scores a double by winning the Pick nicker Handicap with Diagram as favorite expectations falter for several others including King Jimmy and Structress.
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H. P. Whitney
Maud Muller
Jamaica
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Mars Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Pennants
Johnny Maiden
Miller
Diagram
Adolphe Pons
Sleepy Head
King Jimmy
Mirador
Saratoga Springs
Buckeyes and Bishops May Draw 25 000 Fans
Ohio State prepares for the opener against Ohio Wesleyan with oilskin uniforms and mud shoes as showers are forecast. More than 25 000 spectators are expected, despite rain, to gauge the Buckeyes strength against the Bishops, a top Ohio Conference contender with a heavier squad.
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Bishops
Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
State
Buckeye
Ohio
Big 3 Set for Opening Week in Major Colleges
National college football opens with Harvard Yale and Princeton drawing attention as Army Navy and Western Conference teams prepare for key early tests. Illinois faces Nebraska. Princeton meets Amherst. Yale plays Middlebury. Harvard tests Rensselaer Polytechnic. Navy starts under new coach Owsley vs William and Mary.
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New York
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
West Point
Annapolis
Urbana
Ill
Red Grange
Illinois
Nebraska
Amherst
Middlebury
Renssalear Polytechnic
Army
Notre Dame
Detroit
Michigan
Dorais
William and Mary
Navy
Jack Owsley
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Jack Sutherland
Panthers
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Ray van Orman
Niagara
Pracuse
Vermont
Hobart
Brown
Colby
Swarthmore
Penn State
Marshall
Ashington
Jefferson
Marietta College
Ohio
West Virginia
Davis Elkins
Fifield Retains Canadian Welterweight Title in Toronto Bout
George Fifield of Toronto defeated Bert Schneider of Montreal in a ten round match to retain the Canadian welterweight title. He dominated seven rounds with the challenger repeatedly on the verge of knockout. Fifield weighed 145½ pounds, Schneider 143½ pounds.
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Toronto
George Fifield
Canada
Bert Schneider
Montreal
Fifield
Schneider
College Football Scores From Across the Nation
Unclear OCR listing shows multiple college games with scattered scores and schools such as Eureka U C College, Texas A and M 23, Southwestern Spartansburg unknown, Wooford 81 Piedmont 0, One aan Baptist University 118 Murray Aggies, Tuscaloosa Alabama platems 85, Birmingham Southern Conway Arkansas Hendrick 15, Northeast Oklahoma Teachers 0, Little Rock College 383 Mountain Home 0, Arkansas Tech 6, Bethany College 9, Baker University 0.
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Liltion
Tex S
Eureka U. C. College
Texas A
Southwestern U. Spartansburg
Wooford
Piedmont
Shawnee
Aan Baptist University
Murray Aggies
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Birmingham Southern
Conway
Auk
Hendrick
Northeast Oklahoma
Little Rock
Little Rock College
Mountain Home
Russellville Ark
St. Marys and Norwood Play To 0–0 Tie In Classic
A high school grid clash at Norwood High School stadium ended in a 0–0 tie between St. Marys and Norwood before about two thousand fans. Strong defenses dominated as both teams exhibited open play and hard front walls. Newport High School later blanked Westward Engineers 6–0 at Anatiena Field.
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St. Mary's
Deree—Johson
Prather
Harrington
Ewport High School
Westward Higences
Anatiena Field
Cobb
Over
Spaniards Capture Ajdir Capital City of Rifian Rebellion
Fez October 2 The Spanish forces capture Ajdir the headquarters of Abd el Krim's Moors and mark a turning point in the Rif rebellion Djebala tribes reportedly intend to withdraw foreshadowing the collapse of Rifian forces and signaling the end of Abd el Krim's resistance.
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Fez
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Abd-el- Krim
College football camps set scene for Ohio clash across state
Reports from multiple Ohio colleges on October 2 describe Wesleyan and other teams preparing for upcoming games. Ganther predicts Wesleyan may beat Ohio State someday, while Miami, Kenyon, Otterbein, Mt. Union, Heidelberg and Oberlin face weather and injuries shaping early season lineups and outcomes.
Wooster Holds Final Practice Before Case Game
In Wooster Ohio the final practice prior to the Case game featured a kickoff drop kick drill and a long signal drill with two injury hit teams in the lineup.
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Wooster, CO
Wooster
Final signal practice before game versus Re 8ewe
Hiram conducts final signal practice and team workout as players prepare for the game. Steve Kelker, veteran quarterback, leads the unit with minor injuries noted. all first string players reportedly in good condition.
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Tram
Steve Kelker
Muskies Practice Delayed by Rain. Rutan to Play Tomorrow
New Concord reports a steady afternoon rain slowed the Muskies signal practice. The kickers worked long. veteran guard Moore will miss the lineup while Rutan is set to face Capitol tomorrow.
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Rutan
Capitol
Lutherans Ready for Denison Clash After Rainy Workout
Springfield, Oct. 2 The Wittenberg team completed its final workout this afternoon despite heavy rain as they prepare to face Denison tomorrow. Coach E R Godfrey expressed confidence in Lutherans maintaining their conference standing with a solid game.
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Wittenberg
Denison
E. R. Godfrey
Dykes sets major league mark with five-hit game for Athletics
Philadelphia defeats New York 10 to 0 as Jimmy Dykes belts five hits in five at bats including a triple and a two on homer. Baumgartner limits the Yankees to six scattered hits as Dykes drives the day’s offensive breakout.
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Yanks
Homer
Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Jimmy Dykes
Braxton
Pennock
Baumgartner
Spiech
Bengough
Meusel
Lamarr
Perkins
Husta
Bishop
Oll
Wanninger
Shanks
Koenig
Agers
Red Sox Top Washington Club in Big Seventh Inning Win
Boston defeats Washington 11 to 2 as Ehmke cruises from start to finish. Stewart provides the lone bright spot for the Senators while Al Schacht entertains on the field. Key hits include Veach Rosenthal Todt Bischoff and Ehmke.
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Associated Press
Boston
Washington Club
Ehmke
Stewart
Senators
al Schacht
Washington
Kelly
Lyle
McGowan
Owens
Rowland
Borotra Hennessey to Return for October 11 Exhibition
Jean Borotra and Johnny Hennessey will return to Terrace Park Country Club to play an exhibition on Sunday October 11. Gren M. Gooder of the Terrace Park Club announced the event yesterday with Wray Brown of St. Louis also slated to participate. Unfinished Ohio Valley tennis doubles finals will be completed today at Covington Tennis Club in Devon Park.
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Johnny Hennessey
Indianapolis
Terrace Park Country Club
Gren M. Gooder
Terrace Park Club
Wray Brown
St. Louis
Covington Tennis Club
Devon Park
Nabholtz Wins Ohio Open Golf Crown in Cleveland
Larry Nabholtz the Cedarhurst pro clinched the Ohio open title at Cleveland with totals of 283 after a 71 and 76 across 36 holes. He led Emmett French and Albert Alcroft by a wide margin as Hart and Kirby trailed. Nabholtz was the sole sub 290 scorer in the event despite rain and a late drive into trouble.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Larry Nabholtz
Cedarhurst Country Club
Albert Alcroft
Youngstown Country Club
Emmett French
Oungstown
P. O. Hart
Marietta
Hart
Nabholtz
French
Ed Kirby
Barberton
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A Alcroft
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Js Eaeees Aces
Northad Hall
Oa Arren
George Howar Ledo
Blanton
Gers
Carl Rocco
Sargent
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Lotms Columbus
Lob Shave
Lob Shave Eland
Ray Derr
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B. Anderson Cleve
James Noble
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W. H. Way
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Leve
Tom Currie
Len Gerne
T. Rackletts
Oungst
Will Cates
Waichran
Dwyer
Yor
Agstown
Marzolf
Lumbus
Columb Baesereseee
Wisse Norwalk
Ui Scateuee
Malone Beats Fisher In Ten Round Middleweight Bout
Jock Malone of Pau weighed 157 pounds and defeated Caveman Fisher of Syracuse in a ten round middleweight contest in Syracuse, NY. There were no knockdowns despite Malone’s strong showing. Fisher weighed 160 pounds.
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Mae Drubs Fisher
Syracuse
N. Y
Jock Malone
T Pau
Caveman Fisher
Malone
Fisher
Solomon Drops 175-Pound Plan For Berlenbach Bout
King Solomon abandons the 175 pound limit for the Polo Grounds fight with Paul Berlenbach. He will weigh at his natural weight likely 185 pounds, making Berlenbach a six to five favorite. Berlenbach weighed 180 today and also contemplates moving up. Sid Terris vs Jack Bernstein and Johnny Dundee vs Babe Herman add to a card with varied betting parlay options.
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New York World News Service
New York
King Solomon
Paul Berlerbach
Polo Grounds
Berlenbach
Dempsey
Sid Terris
Jack Bernstein
Johnny Dundee
Wod
Babe Herman
Kid Kaplan
Dundé
Herman
Sidrete
Ring
Solomon
Dundee
Bernstein
Terris
Hendricks Named Cincinnati Manager for 1926 Season
Directors of the Cincinnati Baseball Club reappoint Jack Hendricks as manager for 1926. His one year contract comes with no rival. Hendricks led the team to third place despite injuries and using few first string pitchers. He appoints Grover Land as coach and plans to base himself in Cincinnati after the World Series, with housing options in Clifton. The postponed game against the Pirates reshuffled Reds personnel as Hendricks guards pitching depth.
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McLaren
Birt
Valentiner
Maren
Bryant
Maddux
Johnson
Borneman
caseLaren
Jim Howles
Howles
Hallerman
Herman
Mayer
Shane
Holle
Bradford
Wood
Grasseder
Schmid
Davis
Service
Klein
Martin
Tanners’ Research
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Cincinnati Baseball Club
Jack Hendricks
Queen City
Jack
Réd Directors
Short
Bréssler
Niehaus
Holke
Hendricks
Grover Land
Hoosier
Cincinnati
Clifton
Pirates
Reds
Latonia
Jimmy Hodgins
Ft. Smith
Pete Donahue
Lee Meadows
King Solomon Abandons Weight Cut for Berlenbach Bout
King Solomon Panama heavyweight abandons 175 pound limit for next Monday’s fifteen round bout with Paul Berlenbach at the Polo Grounds. Solomon figures he will weigh about 185 pounds while Berlenbach expects to be at least 180.
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New York
King Solomon
Panama
Paul Berlenpach
Polo Grounds
Berlenbath
Wale T' Mark
Solomon
Berlenbach
Purdue Shape In Ross-Ade Ahead Of Purdue-Wabash Game
Purdue and Wabash prepare for the twenty sixth annual meeting at Ross Add Stadium with Purdue in top form under coach Phelan. Harmeson Wilcox Taube and adders will form the starting backfield for the Boiler makers as the season opens.
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