Gannefax Hoppe Series Opens With Nearby League Matches
News notes preview the Hoppe exhibition series in New York starting Monday with Gannefax. Nearby league standings show Oil City, Erie Central, Franklin, and Warren atop Interscholastic League tables as other sports items recount Penn football coach contract, Allegheny prep, and local basketball results.
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Academy
Erie Central
Franklin
Erie East
Warren
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Titusville
Erie Academy
Dempsey Plans One More Fight Before Quitting
New York January report says world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey plans one more fight before marrying Estelle Taylor and retiring. Promoter Jess Rickard notes Dempsey may defend the title on Memorial Day, with plans possibly fixed months ahead. Tax considerations and the lure of the screen are cited as factors shaping a final bout before a likely retirement.
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United Press
New York
Ank Demsey
Estelle Taylor
Tes Rickard
Dempsey
Rickard
Richard
Xetin
Thost
Benny Leonard
Léonard
Tempsey
Sox Seek Faster Squad This Season
United Press reports Chicago White Sox aim for a quicker, stronger lineup in 1925 led by Eddie Collins as manager. Outfield standout Harry Hooper Bob Park and Johnny Mostil anchor the attack while infield gaps at shortstop challenge Collins to improve the club’s pennant prospects.
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White Sox
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Bob Park
Johnny Mostil
Lenge
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Mostilay
Maurive Archdeacon
Eddie
Sox
Harvey MccClelland
Bill Barrett
Earl Sheley
Willie Kamim
Comiskey
Vray Sehalie
Crouseant Grabowski
Famous center Kelly McBride leads Rosenblum in Cleveland duel
Followers of basketball in Cleveland know Kelly McBride as the star center of the Rosenblum quintet. He rose to statewide fame at Mt. Union College of Alliance, earned three All Ohio nods, missed a season due to injury, and now returns with a string of baskets as the Rosenblums meet the Keystones at the Armory Monday night in a rare local appearance that promises a season highlight for cage fans.
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Mt. Union College
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Rosenblum
Cleveland
Keystones
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Mt. Union College of Alliance
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McBride
Ohio
Nurmi sets seventh indoor world record in Chicago race
Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish star, beat Tole Ray by 70 yards in a mile and three quarters, clocking 4:52.0 to claim his seventh world mark in three U S meets. He arrived by train two hours before the event and will rush from Newark to the 102nd Regiment Armory to compete in Fordham games.
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Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
New York
102Nd Regiment Armory
Tole Ray
Nurmi
Henie
Erson
15Th Street
Newark
High School Quintet at Cambridge Tonight
Corry's High School team travels to Cambridge Springs for its season opener against the Polish National Alliance College squad. Coach Stisen plans to deploy Maloney and Paulson as forwards, Gretaler at center, with Ross and Kinney on defense. The squad has shown strong fitness in recent practice, and a home game against alumni is eyed next week.
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Allegheny
Dhyies
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Aloe
Herb McCricken
Corry
Cambridge Springs
National Alliance College
Stisen
Maloney
Paulson
Gretaler
Ross and
Kinney
Stow
High Squid
Rifle Club Holds Weekly Shoots at State Armory
The Corry Rod and Gun Club inaugurated its weekly rifle shoot at the State Armory last evening. Practice will be held weekly each Friday evening and all who wish to join are welcome. Scores listed include Miller 8, Kinney 95, Aver 94, Lillie 81, Algerson 148, Dr. Smith 90.
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Bowling New York Knockout Sends Nash Hard Lose
Larry Estridgt from Jersey City stops Charlie Nash in the second round, delivering a sharp knockout in a New York bout. The brief match highlights Estridgt’s counterpunching as Nash falls short.
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New York
Larry Estridgt
Wentighe
Charlie Nash
Jersey
Winnie Ji Satyrelay Mr Ci Corry wit Opal en vis Miss
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Winnie Ji and several names in a seemingly unfinished note. No coherent event or clear dates emerge, making a precise news item difficult to determine. Further readable context is needed to craft a proper headline and summary.
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Mr Ci Corry
Opal En
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