New Castle High School Stars in 1925 Football Campaign
Ralph Day led New Castle High School scorers with 101 points in 1925, followed by Peg Thomas with 72 and Clay Faber and Johnny Garley with 36 and 24. The Red and Black dominated the third period, excelled on the line, and finished with 161 first downs in 10 games. The team limited aerial play, relying on plunges and sweeps, while drawing 26 penalties for 220 yards.
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Peg'’ Thomas
Klaber
Earley
New Castle
John Kraft
Ralph Day
Rea
T Department
Peg” Thomas
Clay Faber
Johnny Garley
Tip? Richards
Marl Turk
Melcher
Johmnme Dufford
Oml
AU Eepreneae Thirtern
Puint
Day
Turk
Grove City
Donora
Alonaco
Dickson
Johnny Melcher
Fifth Avenue
Bridenbaugh
Viate
Urntton
Harrisburg
Sharon
Cymora
Erie
Elwood C
Red and Black Warriors
Butler
Red
Lew Castle
T.D
Fot ‘Peg’ Thomas
Clarence Elsher
Johnny Harley
Tip" Richards
Earl Turk
John Melcher
John Dufford
J Pensities
All Star Tri-State And Conference Teams Named
Westminster awarded two spots on Tri-State Conference eleven with Montgomery of New Castle earning a guard berth. Geneva’s Hamilton and Grove City place on the Tri-State eleven, plus Zundel of Thiel and others named as ends and centers. Rhine of Bethany and Brown of Geneva named ends, Snyder of Waynesburg a back, Maglisceau and Montgomery guards, Woolward center, with Thiel and Davies noted among backs and linemen.
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Westminster
Montgomery
New Castle
Skinny’s
Hamilton
Geneva
Grove City
Zundel
Thief
Berthin
Bethany Snyder
Waynesburg
Maguiseouu
Woodward
Byler
Westmins' Brown
Geneva Hamilton
Gen Vosition
TreStale AleStar Kean
Rhine
Bethany Kinnuen
Ateghen
Maghseeau
Genev Metamwell
Grove
Gibson
Grove City City
Run
Geneva Hanson
Cribbs
Pahl
Alleghens
Honoralle
Snentian
Condseleschewen
Duquesee
Bergessiminster
Nickerson
Fbtel
En Tinson
Bethany
Woorls
Reber
Jamison
Thiel
Morris
Tate
McDowell
Ceters
Verne
Duquesne
Woods
Thiel Flenniken
Hack
Tri- State
Almer
Allegheny
Sweet
Grove Cite
Pring
Behmorat
Center
Brace
Rosenbergs
Bucks
Errs Bundel
Trick Hamm
Nerhany
Winsor San
Ike
Eit
Rome
Gevevya
Rhine of
Brows
Brown
Johnny
Ain
Brier
Snyder
Wavhesbury
Jackies
Sanferenre
Callese
Lasterday
Yellow Jackets
Findi Ug
Maeglisceau
Maglisceau
Frontaverite
Speer
Woolward
Minty Mayes
Allen
Manu
Neeckfield
Bo McMillan
Grange
Tiligsis
Davies
Warburg
Woestmaster
Douds
Sharon High
Hammill
First Basketball Practice At High School Wednesday
Announcement states New Castle High School will hold the first basketball practice Wednesday afternoon. Coach Bridenbaugh is optimistic about a fast Moor team this winter and plans to develop a strong passing combination from available material.
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New Castle High School
Lona
Bridenbaugh
New Castle High Linemen Star In Strong Season
An enthusiastic reader praises New Castle High School linemen Carl Ulrich Millison and the entire Red and Black line for a remarkable nine victories this season. The fan notes the team’s success stems from every player, not just the ball carriers, and applauds the linemen’s work in each game.
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New Castle High School
Carl Ulrich
Dob Patton
Death Boys
Ulrich
Millison
Ev- Iember
Gasite
Tno
South Side Midgets Claimants Of Title
The South Side Midgets challenge any city midget football team in New Castle to a title game to decide the city championship. Undefeated this season, they are the leading contender, with Glynn Williams credited for the team’s success. Captain Kulich and players like G Thomas, L Lewis, and M Butler anchor the squad. Managers seeking a matchup should call 543-R and ask for Steve Binder or write to 520 Waldo Street.
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South Side
New Castle
South Slide
Duccansers
Oak A. G
Glynn Wiliams
Kulich
G. Thomas
L. Lewis
G. Mite
T. Mike
A. Owens
W. Westrich
Eardley
B. Tott
G. Burn
Ward
T. Jenkins
H. Reeder
J. de
Menehan Wins Over Mellman Last Night
In Youngstown at Ragan Wood auditorium three ten round bouts produced decisions for Harris over Welsh Miller over Parry and Menehan over Mellman, while Crawley KOed Emmons in the second of a six rounder. A large crowd saw a lively Al aul card with strong boxing action throughout the show.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ragan Wood
George Harris
Niles
Teddy Welsh
Mereesport
Alvie Miller
Jim Parry
Alliance
Young Menehan
Jake Mellman
Columbus
Thomas Crawley
Bitteburgeh
Kid Emmons
Bouse
Alaul
Nara
Ralph Day Fund Boost for New Castle High Football Honor
The Ralph Day Fund aims to buy a gold watch for Captain Ralph Day of the New Castle High School football team in recognition of a storied career. Organizers urge contributions from all, praising any amount from 26 cents upward, noting lagging interest but welcoming every donor. Tiny Mew, the 1926 Army football captain, is mentioned alongside the fund’s appeal.
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Ralph Day
New Castle High School
Manly Fang
John Shane Collins A Quiet Big Leagues Presence
Veteran outfielder first base man John Shane Collins spent 11 seasons with the Chicago White Sox from 1910 to 1920, later managing in the Eastern League. Born in Charlestown, Mass, he started with Haverhill and Springfield before joining the White Sox, and he played in two World Series, 1917 and 1919.
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Hy Norman E. Brown
John pShane Collins
John
Collins
Grand Opera
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ging
Charley Comiskey
Lettory
Sox
Harry Hooper
Colling
Nemo Seibold
Bosting Town
Ted Sox
Jeuse
Fearden
White Sox
iRed Sox
Pittsfield
Charleston
Mass
Haverhill
Salos
Springfield
Lis
Meehan Names All Eastern Team for Eastern Football
New York university coach Chick Meehan selects an all eastern eleven with two players from Syracuse and Dartmouth each. Named at end Hanson and Tully. tackles Sprague and Joss. guards Wissinger Skubin. center Canter McMillan. quarterback Foley. halfbacks Tryon Oberlander. fullback Strenz.
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New York
Syracuse
Dartmouth
John F
Chick) Meehhan
New York Uni
Versity
Meehan
Eud—Hanson
Tully
Sprague
Army
Joss
Yale
Wissinger
Pittsburgh
Skubin
New York University
Canter—McMillan
Princeton
Foley
Tryon
Colgate
Oberlander
Strenz
Pennsylvania
Raven Gridder Hurt may abandon game
Warry Manushak Raven captain may never play again coach Devan stated. Manushak has a broken bone in his leg above the ankle.
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Raven Gridder
Youngstown
Warry Manushak
Raven
Devan
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