Talent-rich Princeton squad trains amid early season drills
In a busy start to practice the Princeton varsity football squad, 60 candidates have begun conditioning under Coach Bob Fisher. Key players Benton and Richards are unavailable, Jones and Lindley report with minor injuries, and Murray Gibson may miss time with a shoulder issue. The team shows strong progress as prep for the 1925 schedule nears.
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Move Grows In Favor Of Semi Pro Grid Team
A city movement favors an Independent football team this fall. Fans expect a formal announcement soon as plans develop, with growing support for a semi pro grid squad and a launch soon.
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Redders
Syith
Star Players Fall as National Singles Round Advances
At West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills eight International stars remain in the National Singles after the third round. Survivors include William T. Tilden Billy Johnston Vinnie Richards Dick Williams Howard Kinsey Wallace Tolison Manuel Alonzo and Rene Lacoste with French hopeful Chamillon Lacoste set to meet Vinnie Richards in the feature today.
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Dick Williams
Howard Kinsey
Wallace Tolinson
Manuel Alonzo
Rene Lacoste
France
Imbleton Chamillon
Lacoste
Senators and Pirates Hold Lead in Loop Pennants
New York Sept 17 the Pirates increased their lead to one and a half games by winning two from the Robins while the Giants beat the Reds. The Pirates need more victories in their thirteen remaining games to cinch the pennant if the Giants win all their fourteen. The Senators hold an eight game lead in the American League pennant race and can clinch by winning ten of eighteen remaining games even if the Athletics win sixteen straight. Ed Rommel won his 12st game by defeating the White Sox 3 to 1 in the first game, but the Athletics lost the second 6 to 2.
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Scholastic Cage Meet Set for Erie Seven Teams Pact
Only seven teams will enter the Inter scholastic Basketball League this winter with Erie represented by two squads. East and Central retain franchises while Academy withdrew in April. A meeting at Lincoln Junior High in Erie will fix the schedule from January 8 to March 6 with Corry joining the circuit.
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Golf
Numerous Changes in Basketball Rules This Season
The National Basketball Committee reveals major rule updates for 1925 26. Changes include disqualification for number changes at halftime, required unique numbers, umpire authority to disqualify for unsportsmanlike conduct, and updated procedures for fouls and jump balls. The elimination of the goal zone returns to three free throws for in possession fouls and a three year old rule set.
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National Basketball Committee
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Meanwell
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Baseball Standings and Scores Report
National League results list yesterday include Chicago J 0 Boston 8, Brooklyn 2 New York 2, Cincinnati 1 St Louis 6, Philadelphia 3. Standings show Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 7, Boston 7. Chicago and Philadelphia blank. Today's games include Boston at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at other clubs.
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Baseball scores and notices from a rainy day lineup
Results show Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 1 and 2 to 6 with New York 8, Cleveland 4, St. Louis Boston rained out. standings list Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Boston. Weather stopped games in Detroit and Washington. Meadville notes speedy plays by Apple Holland and Joe Williams despite cool temps as fans await fair outcomes.
Youngsville to Face Corry in Hard-Fought Clash
Youngsville High braces for a tough game against Corry in Warren County next Saturday afternoon. The Warren Mirror notes the team recently rebuilt uniforms after a fire and aims to repeat last season’s 12 to 6 win.
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Warren Mirror
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Titneville
Sheffield
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Giants Hold Second Place as Meusel Drives Two in 2–1 Win
In a tight day of baseball action, the Giants beat the Reds 2–1 with Tris Meusel’s two RBIs in the third inning. The Pirates closed in on the Giants by a half game, while the Yankees routed the Indians 8–0 in the opener. Roger Hornsby hit his 87th homer as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 5–3. Alexander and the Cubs won 3–0 to split with the Braves, who took the second game 8–6.
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Wero
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Giant Outtfields
Reds
Giants
Roger Hornsby
Phillies
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