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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1925

Page

7

Wesleyan and Ohio U Clash This Week End

Ohio State meets Iowa in Columbus while Ohio Wesleyan faces Ohio University in Athens. Battling Bishops eye title as Ohio State edges Columbia and Denison fall to Ohio. Other Ohio results include Dayton 17 John Carroll 0 and Ohio Northern 0 Mt Union 0.

Ohio Ohio Wesleyan-Ohio University Athens Denison Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Northern Toledo Bloomington Syracuse Indiana Miami Transylvania Lexington Wittenberg St. Xavier Heidelberg Baldwin-Wallace Oberlin Mt. Union Case Akron Ashland Cincinnati Otterbein Muskingum Muskies Wooster Dayton John Carroll Pennsylvania State Marietta Earlham Cedarville

Close and hard fought Spalding Intermediate League games

The Spalding Intermediate League saw soggy fields as several teams battled. College Hill and West Night tied 6-6 with Houston of College Hill scoring a 95 yard first quarter dash. Hartwell edged North Side 6-0, Steuer Tigers beat Mohawk Merchants 7-0, Sherman A. C. won 6-0 over Apaches, Brighton Merchants were crushed 40-0 by Valley Merchants, Covington A. C. routed Moose A. C. 89-0.

Valley Covington A. CG. Co Toe Hartwell Merchants Mae Sherman A. C Wea Cee Brighton Northside Merchants Cee B Ascrespitectcress Mohawk West Night High College Hill Merchants Clement Apaches Spalding College Hill West Night Houston Hill Boys Hartwell North Side Stover Tigers Mohawk Apaches Brighton Merchants Valley Merchants Covington A. C Moose A. C

Greater Cincinnati Football League Scores and Offbeat Standings

Regardless of soggy fields in the Greater Cincinnati League, Sunday games produced large margins. Si Tailors beat Meadow Gold Butters 19-0 at Cheviot, Wiedemanns routed Clifton Heights Merchants 88-0 at Bellevue Ball Park, Sylvans defeated Arrow third husky Friars 12-0, Reading Eagles beat Milford 27-0, and Northside stopped Luckless 13-0 while Christ Church won 13-0.

Reading Eagles Siebler Tailors Christ Church Sylvans Northside Wiedemanns Ui Prasseesesscesseresinies Greater Cincinnati Cheviot Si Tailors Meadow Gold Butters Bellevue Ball Park Clifton Heights

Armco Gridder Hart suffers double arm fracture

Howard Wolf a known athlete in Hamilton and county clubs broke his left arm in two places during a Middletown football game Saturday afternoon while playing for the Armco team.

ARMCO Hart The Commercial Tribune Hamilton Howard Wolf Middletown

Dempsey Busy Training Amid Talk of Wills Bout

Reports from Los Angeles say Jack Dempsey is training, possibly for a match with Harry Wills, with uncertainty over manager Jack Kearns and purse control. Other boxing notes include Lew Chester coached by Charley Goldman, and several upcoming bouts at the Broadway Sporting Club and Manhattan Casino.

New York World News Service New York Los Angeles Jack Dempsey Dempsey Jack Kearns Pippin Kearns South Bend Wills Johnson Harry Tom Paddy Mullins Charley Goldman Lew Chester Frank Moody Broadway Sporting Club Brooklyn Charley Chester Goldman Moody Lew Hurley Ed Mascart Allentown Johnny Leonard Tony Varelli Manhattan al Celmars Charley Rosen Jack Bernstein Pioneer Sporting Club East Side Jack Bernstein Terris Rosen

Thistles Triumph Over Northwest Gym in Ohio Soccer Match

The Thistles defeated Northwest Gym 5 to 0 in the first round of the Ohio State Soccer Football Championship. Sons of St. George lost 3 to 2 to the Rail Lighters in Columbus in a late finish. Cincinnati lads rallied to tie earlier.

Thistles Northwest Sons of St. George Columbus Portsmouth Frin “Gla Rail Lighters Cincinnati Lads

Daugherty team wins with late rally at Daugherty Park

The E H Daugherty nine scored three runs in the eighth to beat the Dixie Triangles 4 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Daugherty Park. Kirsch anchored the offense with a key three base hit as part of a clutch late surge.

E. H. Daugherty Dixie Triangles Cycaneers Knasel Miller P Baat Kirsch Schneider Bruner Olbert Jameson E. Berling Steidel Dune Fauste

Hoffner 18 0 victory at Andrew's Park in close football clash

In a notable game at Andrew's Park the eng A C trimmed Hoffner 18 to 0 with one touchdown each period except the last. The Mercury lineup included Hoffner and Breiner with substitutions and a 12 minute period. Referee Sampson head linesman Vogel. Valley Merchants Juniors crushed St Bernard Pioneers 18 to 0 with Frost at half and Numan excelling for the Pioneers.

Eng A. C Hoffner Andrew'’s Park Mercury Mamie Es Jessa Eviquentisce Eamg Sasacteouen Aed Leubbe Stallman Ke Heidenreich Schlemmer Stortz Mercury A C Inpsbeat Stanbach Sattler Conradi Grueber Sampson Vogel ST. Bernard Valley Merchant Juniors St. Bernard Pioneers the Merchants Ding Paul Frost Valley Merchants Numan Pioneers Key M. Jr L.E

Sylvan Juniors Triumph Over Amicus in 32 0 Victory

The Sylvan Juniors defeated Amicus 32 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Lineups show Sylvan strong on offense and Amicus unable to respond, with substitutions noted for both sides.

Sylvan Amicus Eleven Amicus Sylvan. Jr Ureroune— Beenschscinmeiscia Ts Meneessbebaat Okservedthen Pieper Borst Trotter Stree Oid Pinls Wpiceh West Armstrong C . Ballinger Jansen Bannum Kipke S. Ballinger Wiere Lang Reynolds Boid Britton Challin Mearkeene J. Carr Gunn FB Schultz St. Boniface Thomas Trims Rosedale Ft. Thomas Rosedale A. C Ers Warner Avane Murphy McMillan-H Hauer Saree Wenaks Pe Hastesteksamiauticties Redvinn L.G Murphy-Carthy Gysiesnchinn Deooshaaioid Shuster

Cleveland to Host National Conference of Jewish Social Work

The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce announced that the annual national conference of Jewish Social Work will be held in Cleveland next May.

Cleveland Cleveland Chamber of Commerce

Carter Oil strikes 600000 foot gas well near Logan Ohio

Logan Ohio report says Carter Oil Company has struck a gas well estimated at 600,000 feet near the city. The find marks a significant energy development for the region with industry implications and potential production prospects.

Logan, O Carter Oil Company

Florida Real Estate Boom Faces Tightening Conditions

The article warns of a Florida boom fueled by rapid population growth and speculative land sales. It notes skyrocketing Miami front foot prices, rampant rent profiteering, and housing shortages. Officials fear continued growth pressure but see a coming stabilization followed by a new industrial boom.

Miami Wildcatters Florida

Mellon Attacks Plan for Broad Income Tax Exemption

The text argues against a $5,000 exemption for all taxpayers, citing revenue loss from 1923 estimates and higher costs in auditing numerous small returns. It contends small net income taxes remain valuable for revenue and public accountability, warning of systemic tax weakness if exemptions rise.

Bureau of Internal Revenue

August state record for hens set by Logan Logan, Floyd Hanley

Floyd Hanley asserts his buff leghorn hens have set an August state record by averaging 12.4 eggs per hen.

Logan Floyd’ Hanley

Ohio Clay Products Produce 50 Million Annually

Ohio clay products generate about 50 million dollars in yearly output across the state. The figure highlights the sector's economic significance within Columbus and surrounding areas.

Associated Press Columbus, CO Ohio

Scout Says Grange Liable to Run Wild in Penny Contest

Chicago scout Frank Sommers, a football figure for 23 years, hails Harold Grange as the fastest and craftiest halfback seen. He predicts Grange will overpower Pennsylvania in their upcoming clash and lauds Grange's speed and change of pace. Sommers notes Grange’s kickoff return for 80 yards and says 68,000 tickets are sold for the Michigan-Illinois game at Urbana.

Chicago Frank Sommers Harold ‘‘Red Grange Illinois Sommers Iowa Pennsylvania Michigan Urbana

Seventeen ships search for seven men lost near Victoria

Fourteen ships joined in the search off Bentick Island for seven Victoria men missing after the tug Hope capsized following a collision with the Salvage Queen near Race Rock. The accident threw 34 men into the sea with 27 rescued. the Salvage Queen remained on scene tonight.

Victoria B. C Hope Bentick Island Here Race Rock

Local theft and injuries reported in city sports scrimmage

A DIAMOND PLATINUM dinner ring valued at 300 and 18 were stolen from Mrs. Eugene Sanger at 946 Dana Avenue after entry through a window. Two football players were hospitalized yesterday. Charles Leber 17 from North College Hill was knocked unconscious in a scrimmage with West Night High School and revived two hours later. Elmer Bohrer 19 from Mt. Washington broke a thumb in a game with Newport. William Breen of 108 West Mitchell Avenue reported a home ransacked with 70 dollars stolen.

Eugene Sanger Dana Avenue General Hospital Charles Leber Virginia Avenue North College Hill West Night High School Elmer Bohrer Sutton Avenue Mt. Washington Newport William Breen West Mitchell Avenue

Ready To Receive Turfmen in Week At Tijuana Track

Tijuana race course to open for stabling and training on October 26 after more than 100000 in improvements. Coffroth expects a great winter season with the Coffroth Handicap worth 65000 added money and the Tijuana Derby at 25000. San Diego prepares for 100 plus race days and potential boxing events may follow.

The Commercial Tribune Tijuana Mexico James W. Coffroth Coffroth San Diego Cal Race Folk Sunny Jim San Francisco Jack Dempsey

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