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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

4

Youth to hold supremacy in Canadian golf of 1926

Toronto December 16 George Cumming Canada’s veteran golf official predicts 1926 will be a youth era in Canadian golf with many young players rising to prominence. He names Dor Carrick Ross Somerville Fred Lyon Jack Cameron Nicol Thompson Jr Lorne Hansenberlam and G R McCall as rising talents with others likely to emerge. He also notes winter play in Jamaica featuring Clayton Attridge and Lou Cuming as future stars while praising Jamaica’s courses and climate.

Toronto George Cumming Canada Jamacca Tie Wad Prises Cummings Royal Canadian Golf Association Dor Carrick Ross Somerville Fred Lyon George Co. C. Fraser Carrick Jacke Cameron Rivermead Nicol ‘Thompson Jr Hamilton Lorne Hans Berlaim Ottawa G. R. McCall Montreal J. A. Sullivan J. OR. Curry Boch Clayton Attridge Scarboro Lou Cumming United States Chanderlain Cumming Jamaica Scotland

Senators Wien Again in Ottawa Defeat Canadiens 3-0

Ottawa blanked Montreal 3 to 0 in a National Hockey League game at The Auditorium. Denkenay scored two goals while Nigu Yor played for the capital city team Bestel 4 was noted in the report.

Ottawa Canaadiens Denkenay NiguYor Bestel

Noted Cricketer Hornsby Dies at 78 in London

Albert Neilson Hornsby, famed cricketer and long time captain of the Lancashire team, died in London in his 79th year. The obituary notes his leadership and sporting impact.

London Albert Neilson Hornsby Ife Lancashire

France’s Dean Brunier Extends Hour Record To 75 Miles

Dean Brunier of France set a new hour cycling record by covering 75 miles and a furlong in 60 minutes, reclaiming the mark from Vanderstuyff of Belgium. The pursuit features rival pace-followers, with early predictions suggesting the 80 mile barrier may fall, barring accidents or official bans.

Paul Guignard Munich Guignard Dean Brunier France Utes Vanderstuyff Belgium

Ruth Sale Hidden in 1920 Red Sox-Yankees Deal

Figures from the Internal Revenue Bureau show Babe Ruth did not cost the Yankees as much as believed. The 1920 transaction with Carl Mays involved the Red Sox under Marty Frazee receiving $149000, paid by the Yankees in three annual installments.

New York Internal Revenue Bureau Boston Red Sox Dube Ruth Yankees Red Sox Marty Frazee Carl Mays Babe Ruth

Baseball Stars Follow Races in Chicago Gambling Craze

The article notes major league players, including Rogers Hensby of the St Louis Cardinals, gamble on horse racing. It suggests players compare horses’ past performances to batting averages, with bets often at two dollars and up to twenty dollars, highlighting widespread interest among players in the ponies as recreation.

Chicago Rogers Hensby St Louis Cardinals Babe Ruth

Tri Chi Team to Face Grads in Edmonton Tests

The Tri Chi basketball team from Chicago, Central States champions, will play two games against the Grads in Edmonton on December 20 and January 1.

Edmonton Tri-Chi Chicago Grads

Olympic trapshooter Thomas W. James dies in Hamilton

Thomas W. James, a member of Canada's 1924 Olympic trapshooting team, died in Hamilton yesterday. The death ends the life of a noted shooter associated with Canadian sport during the early 20th century.

Hamilton Thomas W. James

New boxing scoring plan faces criticism after Berlenbach Delaney bout

New York critics say the New York boxing commission's round by round scoring failed in the Berlenbach versus Delaney championship. Opponents note it awards only one point per round and does not reward knockdowns enough, arguing the system distorts outcomes and would trivialize events like a late rally in a nine inning game.

New _York Paul Berlenbach Jack Delaney New York Boxing Commission Delaney Berlenbach Yankees Giants

Tigers to Meet Maroons in Regina Showdown

In Calgary arena there is no dg and no colder weather. Calgary organizer notes a key club plans the match between the Tigers and the Vancouver Maroons. The game may be moved to Regina and now is scheduled for Monday after discussions.

Calgary Algary Ciseeah Brebe Regina Tigers Vancouver Maroons

Kaplan Makes Weight for Herman Bout

New York December 18 Louis Kid Kaplan featherweight champion has proved he can make the lightweight limit weighing 128 pounds He meets Babe Herman here tonight in fifteen rounds in a title bout with the ring odds and matchups noted as settled.

New York Louis Kid) Kaplan Babe Herman

Starving players boost edge study links hunger to performance

Chicago researchers confirm a 41 day starvation record shows mental sharpness rises after food resumption, supporting coaches using controlled hunger before contests. The finding aligns with anecdotes from football practices and notes hunger impairs but refeeding boosts cognitive function for game readiness. Charles Fort, Norway’s pole vault record holder, heads to America for a training camp starting February 4 at Milrose Games and will train at Dartmouth College and Hanover NH with Hillman and Cohn advising.

Chicago Bob Zuppke University of Chicago Frederick Huelzel New Madison Square. Garden Hanover N.H Dartmouth College Harry Hillman Harvey Cohn

Big Game Hunter Lands Canadian Rockies Co

Philip Moore a Princeton graduate and war veteran known in the Canadian Pacific Rockies for hunting climbing and guiding plans winter lectures about the beauty of his mountains He recalls a summer in Yoho Valley and notes roads increasing tourism along with bungalow camps and scenic trails Col Moore promotes the Lone Trail experience for visitors and fellow travelers.

Philip Moore Princeton Canadian Pacific Rockies Col. Moore Alberta British Columbia Yoho Valley Trail Riders of Canadian Rockies Banff Windermere Lake Louise Wapta Calvary Norse Pass Yoho Rockies

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