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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
19
The report notes Ellwood on offense with their 163 pound star and Pony Johnston as a key Ellwood luminary to watch. It emphasizes speed and elusiveness when open, suggesting a strategic clash of styles between teams.
The Tri-State All-Star selections draw fans and conference interest as Ellwood’s Tom MacMurdo and Freeport’s Laverne Greel headline a standout list. Final games loom for captains Bentley and Greel amid praise from Rockford papers.
The Boxing Room beat the General Office two games to one in the Shenango Tin Bowling League at McCoy Alleys. The Hot Mill also won two games, defeating the Annealing Room. Harold Ligkey of the Hot Mill and Welde of the Annealing Room tied for high score with 184.
In Athens Ohio on December 1 193? a former Ohio University player Carl is Dollings of Columbus sprang from the grandstand to tackle a Wesleyan runner who had broken free for a 70 yard touchdown bid. The intruder was halted by a safety who covered him until Mee Parland scored. Dollings said he could not resist the impulse to interrupt.
The 1926 national swimming and diving championships for women will be held in St Augustine Florida next February. The event, awarded to the city after a vigorous push by Ray McCarthy director of sports for the Florida East Coast System, marks a second straight year in which St Augustine hosts. A record entry is anticipated.
Kemp Conn of Point Marion visited Washington PA to discuss becoming Moor coach succeeding John Byerly. Athletic council reportedly favors signing Conn and will act on a contract once terms are set. Return of Manager Hood from the Army Navy game will delay final decisions.
In federal court a motion to dismiss an injunction suit filed by Robert M Williams of New York seeks to stop parimutuel betting on Maryland horse tracks. The motion argues Williams has no federal cause for action and targets the Maryland Racing Commission, the Maryland Jockey Club and the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association.
In Kansas City on December, A. R. B. Tearney withdrew his resignation and will serve two more years as Western League president. The move followed a September 19 submission after club owners charged insufficient time to league duties. One astonishing note mentions poets trees and cree in verse.
In Chicago last March Jake Schaefer ran 541 points without a miss in three straight world championship matches. He also posted a 400 from the spot, beating Cochran’s 334 world record from 1921, with other strong scores reported in February.
Imperials and Penn Five held important practices at the Y M C A gym last evening in preparation for the season opening. Local squads reported strong drills and steady improvement as coaches emphasize fundamentals and teamwork.
The Culver City 280 mile race closes the American Automobile Association season. The final standings reveal the team finished high in the year long competition with a strong point total. Peterdi Paolo won the 1925 championship despite not finishing Sunday race.
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