Old Rivalries Set for East Gridiron Week End Clash
The Associated Press notes Dartmouth- Harvard at Cambridge with Harvard holding a 25-6- and 1-? edge since 1882 while Dartmouth eyes a third straight win. Yale-Brown marks at Providence for Brown Stadium dedication with Yale holding most wins. Washington and Jefferson meet Lafayette at the Polo Grounds as Princeton hosts Colgate at Palmer Stadium. Pitt vs Carnegie and West Virginia vs Wesleyan also loom with key past scores shaping expectations.
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New York
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
Hanover
Brown
Providence
Pennsylvania
Washington
Jefferson
Lafayette
Polo Grounds
Princeton
Colgate
Palmer Stadium
Maroon
Eddie Tryon
Tigers
Alleghenies
Pitt
Carnegie
West Virginia University
West Virginia Wesleyan
Tech
Wesleyan
Bobcats
Mountaineers
Penn Plays Successful Against Chicago Eleven
Elmer Lampe star end of the University of Chicago football team was slightly injured in today's scrimmage and will miss practice for a day or two. Pennsylvania play used against the varsity with some success especially in the center where the Maroons are weak. Forward passes, a feature of the Pennsylvania attack, were broken up. After scrimmage the team practiced signals. The Maroons are keyed up for Saturday's Pennsylvania game and call it their biggest fray.
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Chicago
Elmer Lampe
University of Chicago
Pennsylvania
Maroons
Boxing Bout Postponed In Boston Until November 4
The program between Babe Herma and Honey Boy Dick Finnegan is delayed as Herma undergoes an operation for boils. Danny Kramer will replace Herman in the ring for the November 4 date announced by the Commercial Athletic Club.
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Boston
Babe Herma
California
Honey Boy
Dick Finnegan
Commercial Athletic Club
Herman
Danny Kramer
Extension of Fairmount track racing session announced
East St. Louis October 20 extension of the horse racing session at Fairmount track near here for six days until November 7 was announced today.
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East ST. Louis
Fairmount Track
Here
Newport Triumphs Over Withrow in Wild 13 9 Victory
Newport High School defeated Withrow 13 to 9 at Andrew's Field Newport in front of a large crowd The game featured a Newport player racing 60 yards to his own end zone for a safety Withrow tied the score in the second quarter on a four yard run by captain Biondi The Kentuckians added a late touchdown after a deft passing drive with Grier scoring from five yards Newport coach James L Cobb praised his team for a sharp all around effort including a strong backfield performance and solid line play
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Hughes
Newport
Withrow
Andrew's Field
Leonard Weber
McLane
Harold Lloyd
Weber
Kentuckians
Tehan
Biondi
Tigers
Grier
Siebert
James L. Cobb
Georgetown
Joe Biondi
Hyde Parkers
Wallace
L.E. Li Colker Lamb
Keiling
Arnzen
Pesthacs
Netencsaie
Aurman
Ngwhotc
Glieran J. Biondi
Jim Roudebush
Denison University
Banks plays chess and billiards blindfolded in exhibition
Newell W. Banks, national champion in chess and checkers, defeated four checkers players while playing billiards blindfolded in a feature exhibition at the Cincinnati Gym. He plans further demonstrations at the Mercantile Library Central Y M C A Chamber of Commerce and the Grand Billiard Hall with multi game matches.
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Newell W. Banks
United States
Cincinnati
Banks
Mr. Banks
Mercantile Library
Central Y. M. C. A
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Billiard Hall
Purdue Defense Weak Says Scrimmage Warms Up Wisconsin Play
Purdue coaches test Boilermakers against Wisconsin plays after a weak defense shown in yesterday’s scrimmage. Tom Hogan and Henry Mieran are now practicing regularly to bolster the forward wall.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Tom Hogan
Henry Mieran
College Football Camps Preview Weekend Showdowns
GRANVILLE C Oct 20 John Becker returns to the Denison lineup after a week off as Coach Livingston drills the squad for the Cincinnati game with nightly scrimmages. COLUMBUS Oct 30 Ohio State works on new plays for Iowa with a probable backfield, Wendler back but Grimm to start. Wesleyan faces stiff prep for a tough conference battle.
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Associated Press
Granville
John Becker
Denison
Livingston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wilce
Iowa
Columbia
Wendler
Grimm
Case backfield drills as Maceacron tests new plays
Oberlin Ohio October 20 Coach Maceacron sent Poe and Hansberry the bench and had the backfield run light signal drills with freshmen opposing the varsity. The team rehearsed with an improvised back field as new plays are developed for the Case game.
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Oberlin
Poe
Hansberry
Maceacron
Wiper Drills Peters For Drop Kick In Reserve Game Prep
Gambier Ohio October 20 Coach Wiper concentrates on Peters as drop kicking option for the Reserve game Saturday. Wiper expects to exploit the defense and emphasizes offensive scrimmage in practice.
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Gambier, CO
Wiper
Peters
Wooster Faces Mt. Union Fear Ahead of Season
Wooster coach Boles led a long scrimmage with freshmen who used Mt. Union plays. Wooster has not lost to Mt. Union since Boles arrived, but there is fear the Mounts may win this year.
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Wooster
Boles
Mt. Union
Reserve coach weighs fourth quarterback after injuries
Cleveland October 20 Western Reserve coach Fred Holtkamp faces using a fourth quarterback this season as Prestage is out with a broken ankle for at least two weeks. Phyphers may be tried at quarterback.
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Cleveland, O
Fred Holtkamp
Western Reserve
Reed Out With Broken Rib. Heidelberg Faces Weeks Without Tackle
Wallace Reed, Heidelberg University's left tackle, suffered a broken rib in last Saturday's win over Baldwin Wallace and will miss several weeks. The team resumed drills today focusing on fundamentals and tackling technique.
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Tiffin, CO
Wallace Reed
Baldwin Wallace
Heidelberg
Case Cleared Starters Set for Oberlin Scrimmage
Cleveland Ohio October 20 Two of Case's crippled regulars Doll and Zebold are expected to return for Saturday's game against Oberlin. The varsity scrimmaged today versus the freshmen using Oberlin formations.
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Cleveland, O
Case
Doll
Zebold
Oberlin
Mt. Union football hit by injuries and jinx at Alliance
In Alliance Ohio on October 20 Mt. Union players contended with a spate of injuries. Landcrohn suffered a dislocated hip after exiting the Oberlin game. Lefty Miller Red Bromby appear out for the season while MelIlroy and Liber recover from earlier bumps.
Hiram College Adjusts Lineup For Baldwin Wallace Game
Injuries to regulars force Coach George Pritchard to reshuffle the Hiram College lineup for the homecoming game against Baldwin Wallace on Saturday. Despite the setbacks, the coach vows a hard week's practice for the squad.
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Hiram, O
George Pritchard
Hiram College
Baldwin-Wallace
Tramps to Meet Koors 29 in High Profile Indoor Clash
Potter eleven travels to Redland Field next Sunday to face Dayton Koors 29. Dayton seeks revenge after a 6 to 0 loss earlier this season, while Cincinnati fans expect a fast paced, hard hitting game from the Tramps star backfield and a stout Koors defense to counter.
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Redland Field
Potter
Koors
Dayton
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Cushing
Hikers Plan Two Walks by Walkers Club of Greater Cincinnati
The Walkers Club of Greater Cincinnati schedules two Sunday hikes. The all day trip to Burlington Kentucky departs Sedamsaville line end at 9 with guides Elmér Fromme, returning after lunch via Elijahs Creek. The 2 PM afternoon walk from Glendale line end follows Springdale road to Pleasant Run on Hamilton pike with George Ziegler as road captain. A 1000 mile contest begins Sunday November 1 with gold emblem awards for completing the mileage.
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Walkers’ Club of
Greater Cincinnati
Burlington
Sedamsaville
Gunpowder Creek
Elijah’s Creek
Elmér Fromme
Glendale
Springdale Road
Pleasant Run
Hamilton Pike
George Ziegler
Yost Takes Personal Hand in Michigan Illinois Prep
Ann Arbor announced coach Fielding H. Yost is directly shaping the Michigan football squad for the upcoming game at Urbana against Illinois. He set aside other duties to focus on securing a victory after last year’s defeat by Illinois.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding ‘H. Yost
Michigan
Illinois
Yost
Urbana
Indiana line men stressed after Syracuse game practice
Bloomington Ind Oct 20 Coach Navy Bill Ingram warned the Indiana line men were the Crimson's weakest unit in the defeat by Syracuse. He planned at least one heavy scrimmage before the Miami game this weekend to strengthen the line.
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Ingram
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Crimson
Syracuse
Garey Wins Six-Round Bout in Findlay
Johnny Garey of Marion defeated Nick Malone of Canton by decision in a six round match in Findlay Ohio. Malone was knocked down twice in the third round. The fighters weighed 124 pounds. An exhibition also took place between Adam Keals of Toledo and Battling Spenella of Sandusky.
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Findlay, CO
Johnny Garey
Marion
Nick Malone
Canton
Malone
Adam Keals
Toledo
Battling Spenella
Sandusky
Evansville Fans Reconsider Franchise Surrender
Evansville directors of the Fans Association owners of the Three Eye League franchise have reversed the vote to surrender the club. Plans were started to reconstruct the team for the 1926 season.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville Fans’ Association
Ban on bear hunt in Mexico aims at trip with Johnson
Ban B. Johnson, president of the American League, arrived in Del Rio Texas to arrange a bear hunt in Mexico. He will be joined by Bill Burns a former White Sox player who is hosting him for the expedition.
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Associated Press
del Rio
Tex
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Mexico
Bill Burns
White Sox
Johnson
Monarchs to Be Honored at Cincinnati Gym League Banquet
Russell King's Monarchs, champions of the Cincinnati Gym Baseball League, will be honored at a dinner next Tuesday night at the American League Hall on Broadway. Every player in the league will attend and the champions will receive trophies. players are making reservations at the gym desk.
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Russel King
Flying Cop McAllister Is Dismissed by Police
Robert A. McAllister New Yorks flying cop was dismissed by Police Commissioner Enright with no reason given his retirement ends a stormy career begun in 1921 He faced charges including perjury murder and bribe gain but was acquitted or never proven in court He had once raided a theatrical publishers home and seized whisky while denying the cellar door was locked
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Associated Press
New York
Robert A. McAllister
Enright
McAllister
Vincent
Fighera
Joseph Castro
Hylan
Felt suicide blamed on business troubles in Philadelphia
Miss Lillian M. Emanuel, widow of Maurice Eugene Felt, says Felt killed himself due to business losses and a betrayed friend. She describes his despondency, reports he left $25,000 life insurance, and notes no DA action against her is expected.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Maurice Eugene Felt
Lillian M. Emanuel
Felt
Emanuel
Europe
Miss Emanuel
District Attorney's Office
Gopher Scrubs Challenge Varsity at Northrop Field
In Minneapolis on October 20 the freshman team under Coach Sig Harris staged a spirited rally, mimicking Notre Dame formations and briefly unsettling the Minnesota first string with a mix of end runs and forward passes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sig Harris
Notre Dame
Northrop
Northwestern Prepares for Tulane With Long Night Practice
The Northwestern football team held its longest workout of the season under floodlights in Chicago as they scout Tulane's potential plays. Star back Moon Baker sat out Saturday's game due to injuries, though he appeared on the field.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Tulane
Moon
Baker
Mandell to Box Vicentini in 10 Round Match
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Ill faces Luis Vicentini of New York in a ten round 135 pound bout on October 30 in Milwaukee. Johnny Mendelsohn of Milwaukee is slated to meet Al Van Ryan of St Paul.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Luis Vicentini
New York
Johnny Mendelsohn
al van Ryan
St. Paul
Jack Zivic Fined After Eye Jab in Pittsburgh Bout
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission fined Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh 100 dollars for jabbing Sailor Freedman in the eye during their October 7 bout in Pittsburgh. Freedman won the purse as a result.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Sailor Freedman
Freedman
Polish Dreyfus to Win Freedom
Stanislaus Steiger, famed as the Dreyfus of Poland, faces release after the Prussian Government intervenes. He was jailed for a year over an alleged bomb attack on President Wojciechowski in Lemberg. Olschansky’s confession and his swift sentencing expose possible cross border complicity.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Stanislaus Steiger
the Dreyfus
Poland
Wojciechowski
Steiger
Lemberg
Warsaw
Olschansky
N. Y. World News Service
N. S. World
Press Pub. Co
Borah Calls World Court a League Judgment Center
Senator William E. Borah declared the permanent court of international justice is a League of Nations court, not a world court. He urged American rejection of adherence until it is divorced from the League and backed by a law system that declares war a crime and punishes war fomenters. He spoke to about 2,000 at Auditorium Theater for the Roosevelt Club. Pepper and Longworth are slated to speak next.
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Chicago
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Auditorium Theater
Roosevelt Republican Club
George W. Peppehot Pennssylvania
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Shindel Elected President of Cincinnati Bar Association
John R. Shindel was elected president of the Cincinnati Bar Association at the annual dinner meeting at the Gibson. Alfred G. Allen was his predecessor. Other officers include Alfred C. Cassatt and Walter A. Ryan among vice presidents, George Mills and William Eggers as officers, and Robert Goldman as Recording Secretary. James T. Begg spoke on United States policy in the Orient and imperialism.
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John R. Shindel
Cincinnati Bar Association
Gibson
Alfred G. Allen
Alfred C. Cassatt
Walter A. Ryan
Oscar Stoehr
Carl M. Jacobs
George E. Mills
William A. Eggers
Robert Goldman
Philip Hinkle
James T. Begg
Sandusky
Association
United States
Orient
Philippines
Shadow of Smoke Cloud ETS Device in Motion
New York early description of a light ray powered device sensitive to smoke shadow displayed at the New York Electrical Show. Invented by V W Zworykin of Westinghouse Electric Laboratories, its current use is automatic fire and signal alarms at unattended stations. Some say it could enable wireless moving pictures transmission in the future.
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Associated Press
New York
V. W. Zworykin
Westinghouse Electric Research Laboratories
Whitney faces possible prison after Supreme Court denial
Charlotte Anita Whitney, once a San Francisco social leader, travels from Carmel to await prison for belonging to the Communist Labor party in 1920 under California’s 1919 syndicalism act. Governor Richardson’s pardon is hoped but not assured as he suggests no action before him.
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New York World News Service
San Francisco
Carmel
Monterey
Charlotte Anita Whitney
San Francisco Bay District
California
San Quentin
Miss Whitney
United Tes Supreme Court
Richardson
Monterey Peninsula
Communist Labor Party of California
California Supreme Court
Communist Party
Commander Klein to Be Initiated by Elks in Cincinnati
Commander Jacob Hi Klein Jr of the U S Naval Station Lakehurst N J will be among forty initiated by the Elks on Friday night October 23 at the Elks Temple in Cincinnati Lodge B P O E. The ceremony opens the autumn campaign to bring the Grand Lodge to Cincinnati in 1927.
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Jacob Hi Klein,Jr
United States Naval Station
Lakehurst
N. J
The
Elks
Shenandoah
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Lodge
Elks’ Temple
Grand Lodge
Charles E. Cornette
Cincinnati Street Railway Plans $6 Million Note Issue
The Cincinnati Street Railway Company board authorized issuing $6,000,000 in first mortgage notes for three years at 6 percent. Of this, $4,500,000 will be issued November 1 with PUC and director approval. Funds repay Ohio Traction Company mortgage, partly pay Cincinnati Traction, fund fares and working capital, with remaining for capital expenditures through April 1926. Samuel Assur and Robert Taft named special counsel to secure approvals. Notes to be sold to the Guarantee Company of New York and W. E. Hutton Company of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Public Utilities Commission
Street Railway
Council
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio Traction Company
Fidelity Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Samuel Assur
Finance Committee
Robert Taft
Street Railways
Mr. Assur
Mr. Taft
Guaranty Company of
New York
W. E. Hutton Company
Cincinnati
Charter Candidates Speak Throughout City
Citywide charter campaign events feature Judge Stanley Matthews Cecil Gamble Julius Luchsinger addressing voters. Matthews criticizes districting under the Republican slate while Gamble promotes a businesslike city administration and Luchsinger seeks higher wages for firefighters.
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Stanley Matthews
Charter Committee
Charter
Mercantile Library
Republican Party
Cecil Gamble
Julius Luchsinger
Gamble
Union Bethel
Luchsinger
Hartwell
Madisonville School
Ward
Prentice Streets
Murray Seasongood
Edwin E. Kelogg
Republican Organization
Walter J. Millard
Civitan Club
Business Men's Club
Federation of Churches
James G. Stewart
Chase School
Mothers’ Club
H. W. Bettman
Cincinnati
Henry Bentley
St. John’s First Protestant
Twelfth
Elm Streets
Mary L. Hicks
Clifton School
Charles O. Rose
Matthews
Mr. Gamble
Morrison R. Waite
Auto firms aim to buy ships for Detroit Europe service
Four Detroit car companies Chrysler Hupp Dodge and Hudson have told the Shipping Board they expect to bid on twelve or more lake freighters by about November 1. The plan is to move their cars in top condition to European ports and return general cargo to Detroit and other lakeside cities.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Detroit Automobile Companies
The
Shipping Board
Detroit
Chrysler
Hupp
Dodge
Hudson
Safety Committee Focuses On Educating Children For Road Crossing
The Automobile Club Safety Committee discussed school traffic across many districts including Clifton Fairview Webster Evanston Kennedy-Silverton Madisonville Cummins Avondale Whittier and Chase. They favor parental teacher and pupil education plus traffic guard programs and propose adding pupil safety buttons funded by the club. A prize of 50 dollars was announced for the best child safety plan judged by Whittier principal F E Resche.
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Safety Committee
The
Automobile Club
Mothers’ Clubs
Clifton
Fairview
Webster
Evanston
Kennedy-Silverton
Madisonville
Cummins
Avondale
Whittier
Chase
Frank Wally
Mothers’ Club
Ward Street
Prentice Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jack Conway
Salvage Corps
Mother’s Club
F. E. Resche
Wilmer H. Crawford
Lipp
John J. Arnold
Club
Chicago
Schoolmates to Meet at Grand October 31
The Association of Schoolmates of the Fourteenth District and First Intermediate schools holds its annual fall meeting at the Grand on October 31 from 4 to 9 30 p m. After dinner the program features reminiscences old songs and introductions of new members. Any man who attended either school before December 31 1864 may join by applying to the Executive Committee. About a hundred members aged 67 to 85 remain. John W Hill chairs the committee and William Klappert offers the invocation.
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John W. Hill
William Klappert
Sealed Proposals for Coal Tar Road Binding Material
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Purchasing Agent office in Cincinnati Ohio until 12 noon on Thursday October 29 1925 for furnishing five hundred tons of coal tar road binding material to the Division of Street Repairs. Specifications may be obtained at the Purchasing Agent’s office. Proposals require a ten percent bid bond. A fifty percent contract performance bond is required from the successful bidder. By order of the Director of Public Services Ernst von Bargen City Purchasing Agent.
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City Hall
Cincinnati
Ohio
City of Cincinnati
Director of Public Service
Director of Public Services
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