Ohio State vs Chicago in Big Ten clash today
Ohio State faces Chicago before a capacity crowd of 35 000 as Big Ten title hopes hinge on a decisive victory. The Buckeyes seek dominance in the West with star Elmér Marek and coach Wilce directing a potent offense in a high stakes showdown.
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Chicago City Series Game Off By Weather
Rain and snow halted the third game between the White Sox and Cubs in Chicago. Play will resume tomorrow at National League Park with Sheriff Blake likely starting for the Cubs and Red Faber for the White Sox.
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Withrow Tigers crush Hamilton High 18 to 0 for Big Four claim
Withrow High School routed Hamilton High 18 to 0 in a rain soaked afternoon game. The Tigers relied on steady defense and a developed passing game led by Biondi and captain Ed Bolger to seal the win before 1,500 spectators.
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St. Xavier to meet Wesleyan in cornerback clash at Corcoran
St. Xavier College prepares for its second season battle at Corcoran Field against Kentucky Wesleyan. Wesleyan backs led by Doc Clark and Glenn Ramsey will test Xavier’s defense as coach Farrier fields a strong run and pass attack. Start time 2 30 p m with Roger Johnson refereeing and needy Associated Charities youths invited as guests.
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Aurora Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Stakes and Bets
The program lists six races with purses from 500 to 1200 plus. Winners include Glenlivet ridden by L Neal paying 4 60 3 60 and Coral Reef paying 9 40 3 80 2 80. Other top finishers include Broken Glass and Brid OGrady with various payouts.
Hughes High Downs Newport 6 to 0 in soggy opener
Rain soaked Andrews Field saw Hughes High beat Newport 6 to 0 as Lee carried Hughes to their only TD after a second half drive. Newport stalled at Hughes two yard line twice and a whistle blast interrupted a potential Newport score in the second quarter.
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San Francisco Clinches Pacific Coast League Pennant
The San Francisco baseball club clinched the PCL title by a 2 to 1 twelve inning win over Vernon. Salt Lake, in second, lost to Seattle, widening SF’s lead to fourteen and a half games with few contests remaining.
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Laurel Race Meet Results First Through Seventh Counts
Horse racing results from Laurel showing purse amounts, horses, riders, and times across seven races. Notable finishes include Toyland, Flyman, Kath Crosby, San Rajah, Sonami, and Black Bart with assorted payouts and scratched entries listed.
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Ed Pendleton
Aurora Entries First Race-Claiming at Six Furlongs
Weather rain and track muddy as seven races are listed with purses from 700 to 1500 dollars. Entries include Wts j 106 Tazewell 118 Mary Conn 118 Senorita and 107 Zigzag among three year-olds and up. te Mill’s tea Tray Polo Ground Bullet Proof Red Squirrel Polychresty Crestwood Boy Martha Moore Syre McMasters Belario Our Co andinlener My Lorrainie are shown with various weights and apprentice allowance noted.
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Babe Ruth Ordered to Return to Hospital
Babe Ruth arrived from Washington suffering an abscess and will return to the hospital for a minor operation. He was unhappy to miss games in the World Series and had traveled to Pittsburgh for the first two games against his doctor’s wishes before deciding to seek treatment in Washington. College football notes include Colorado Mines 6 over Colorado and Oregon Aggies 22 to Gonzaga.
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Fairmount Racetrack results first through seventh races
The card lists seven claiming races at Fairmount with winners and payouts. Results include Texas ridden by Aron winning $9.70, Wendell Hertrana, Suzanne B., and upfixes in Race Two with Nora Hayes paying $42.10. Other winners: Firetoma, Dalton, Hence, and more, with names such as Old Top, Adventure, Erin glass, and Lady Choco among participants. Scratches noted for several horses.
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Akron race results open claiming card at $500 purse
The Akron track posted results for six races with claiming purses of $500 and entries for three-year-olds and up. Winners included Ashburton, Free Mason, Mary G, Twink Star, Hello Pardner, Starmatia, and Out of Sight with various payouts and multiple scratches listed.
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McCarthy Rumored to Manage Cubs in 1926
Chicago reports persist that Joe McCarthy, manager of Louisville in the American Association, would be signed to manage the Chicago Nationals for 1926. Cubs president William Veeck planned no announcement until the city series concludes.
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Weather delays final in woman’s international golf match
Sleet disrupted the final match at Indiana Hill, postponing the final between Glenna Collett of Providence and Helen Payson of Portland, with national champion R. L. also mentioned. The match was moved to tomorrow.
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Bearcats and Hoyas Duel In Daylight At Nippert
Cincinnati Bearcats meet Georgetown at Nippert Stadium in a 2:30 p.m. game with nine thousand high school tickets issued and a hopeful crowd. Cincinnati’s line may shuffle with several regulars out but McLaren and Heinold aim for a hard fought tilt amid cautious optimism.
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McTigue Signed to Box Loughran for Rickard Bout
Mike McTigue former light heavy champion is signed by Tex Rickard to box Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia in the semi final for the Paul Berlenbach Jack Delaney light heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden on December 11. The four boxers signed an agreement that the winners will meet for the championship within 30 days of the current card.
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