Central Y M C A Fight Fails Against Ex Carlisle Indians
The Central Y M C A gridiron team, weakened by eight missing regulars, lost 35 to 0 at Altoona against the ex Carlisle Indians. Despite tough defense and several drives into opponent territory, the locals could not score as Wheelock led the Indians with three touchdowns and Fitzgerald tallied a safety.
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Darcy poised as likely next middleweight champion
Reports from Australia crow for 20 year old Les Darcy as the best prospect for the middleweight crown. Mike Gibbons remains a top rival after a string of wins in Australia and Europe.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Stanley Ketcher
Australia
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Eddie McCvorty
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Mike Gibbons
Europe
Wrestlers Meet for World’s Title at Madison Square Garden
New York October 25 Alexander Aberg the champion and Waldek Zbyszko the challenger headlining a Madison Square Garden Greco Roman world title bout. The two fighters, born in Russia and Austria respectively, previously drew after four hours in the Manhattan Opera House. Tonight the match is set to finish with no draw and referee George Bothner to call no halt until a decisive outcome.
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Delaware College Beats Western Maryland in Hard Fought Gridiron
Delaware College defeated Western Maryland 19 to 0 in Newark on October 25. Delaware showed sharp first half drives and scoring by Taylor and Fidance, extending a debuting lead before Western Maryland fought back with two notable passes. The game ended with Delaware on the Western Maryland 83 yard line as time expired.
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Baseball pennant races end with 1915 season
The 1915 Pacific Coast League and other major leagues wrap up as World Series stars prepare for Pacific coast appearances. Chicago wins the Federal League title by the narrowest margin as several 1914 champions fail to repeat. George Gibson is noted as the next veteran on the club, with Hack facing possible offers and future plans beyond managing.
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Ottawa
George Gibson
Hack
Canada
Hinchman May Lead Pirates
Pittsburgh reports Big Bill Hinchman may become the Pittsburgh Pirates manager though owner Barney Dreyfuss declines to confirm. Hans Wagner is another popular candidate with supporters, but close associates doubt he would accept the role.
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Hans Wagner
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Charles Taft Expects Cubs Sale This Winter
Chicago, October 25. The Chicago National League club, controlled by Charles P Taft, will be sold during the winter though no negotiations are underway. Rumors tie West Side changes to Harry Ackerland selling his one tenth Cubs stake to become Cincinnati club president, amid Cincinnati internal strife and Fleischmanns seeking accountability. Ackerland, former Cubs manager Frank Chance’s buyer in 1912 for 46000, could be involved in the transfer.
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Y M C A Winter Gym Schedule Opens Today
Central Y M C A gymnasium begins its winter schedule with hours for business men seniors business boys and various junior groups. Special hours are set for school teams and a basketball league runs evenings. Team hours include Tri State Academy high school and other youth groups on multiple weekdays.
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Tristate
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West Virginia Fox Hunters to hold field trials on Sewell mountain
Collett Littlepage president of the West Virginia Fox Hunters Association leads eight men to Sewell mountain to set up camp for this week’s annual field trials. Also a prompt about Eid ward Mott Woolley's article in Every Week.
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Charleston
W. Va
Football Scores From Colleges Across The Nation
A compiled slate shows Army defeating Georgetown 10 to 0 while many other colleges posted results including Princeton 30 Dartmouth 7 and Johns Hopkins routing Washington 62 to 6. Wins also surfaced for Lombard Maine New Hampshire St Johns Gettysburg Amherst and others with several shutouts and close contests noted.
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Wesleyan
Hanover
Rose Buds Back This Year in the Basketball Race
The Rose Buds, last year’s Alleghany county junior champions, began regular practice and will soon be in playing shape. Somerville Nicholson coaches the team, with three former players likely to stay on. New players Gable and Weldner stood out on other junior YMCA teams. Cromwell, Deere, and Hartman return, with Eldred Cromwell arranging a strong schedule.
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Hartman
Eldred Cromewell
Hubes in the flivver class a Sewell Ford laugh
In this magazine feature Sewell Ford spins a humorous tale about Hub and Shorty McCabe. The piece teases readers with a question on how to pull Hubes from a flivver, promising a witty, distinctive Ford-style story in this week’s issue.
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Sewell Ford
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