World Champion Pole Vaulter Hoff Plans U S Tour
Norwegian star Charles Hoff holder of the world pole vault record readies a U S tour of inspection with collaborators Adrian Paulen of Holland and George Goodwin of England. Hoff may rival Nurmi as a drawing card if indoor form stays strong and the plan includes sprint and distance events.
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Radiator Works Bowling League Results at McCoy Alleys
Fitting and Machinery lost two of three to the Mechanical Department in the National Radiator Works league last evening at McCoy Alleys while Foundry defeated Office in its series. Baskeyfield led the Fitting and Machinery with a 194 for the night.
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Sixteen Major Elevens Top 200 Point Record
College football shows rising scoring power as 16 teams exceed 200 points in 1925. Washington tops with 459 points in 11 games, Cal high totals follow, while Michigan stands out for its defensive record with no opponent crossing its goal line.
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Grid Teams To Be Honored At Dance Thursday Evening
New Castle and Ellwood City High School football teams will be special honor guests at a Palais Royal hall dance Thursday evening. The event, held through courtesy of Charles Walther and Ted Costello, celebrates the teams' successful season.
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Few Hours Make Big Difference In Status Of Football Teams
Navy once looked like a top Eastern squad after a strong start but a 54 to 0 loss to Michigan at Ann Arbor shifted expectations. Bucknell publicity predicts a tougher November 14 game at Annapolis with the Bisons likely to challenge the Wolverines and dent the Navy's standing despite recent defeats.
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Roanoke Woman Willie Caldwell Defeated in Race
Virginia's first woman candidate for public office Mrs Willie W Caldwell of Roanoke ran for superintendent of public instruction but was defeated in the recent election.
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Sampson Street Midgets Triumph 36-6 over North Street Stars
Sampson Street Midgets secured an easy 36 to 6 win against North Street Stars. Johnson ran 35 yards for a touchdown, Fabie and Liversage starred offensively for the victors, while Briggs tallied the lone score for the losers.
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Communist Party Meets In Tokio Plan Law Suit
TOKIO Dec 2 Stormy scenes at a Communist party convention after the government ruled the Proletarian party platform violated peace and law. Communist leaders announced plans to sue to test the government's action. Minor disturbances occurred as some members attempted to disrupt the meeting and police made several arrests.
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Connor School Monthly Attendance Report
Connor School in Shenango township reports November attendance with 15 pupils never absent. Boys attendance 93.5 percent and girls 90.8 percent. Frances L. Brest, teacher.
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Continue Freshmen Week At Penn State
State College, Pa. December 2. The college senate announces the continuation of Freshman Week as part of opening days at Pennsylvania State College. The 1926 freshman class will report for the week of intensive instruction on September 9, with opening day the Wednesday after, making Freshman Week one day shorter than this fall.
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Army Signs Former Passaic Cage Coach
Ernest A. Blood, longtime Passaic high school basketball coach, was named head coach of the Army basketball team. Blood will report December 4, succeeding Harry A. Fisher after guiding Passaic squads to a world record 169 straight victories over six years.
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Red Lynch Elected 1926 Canisius Captain
Buffalo Dec 2 Canisius College football team chose Red Lynch guard as captain for the 1926 squad. Lynch was absent at the banquet due to hospitalization for injuries from the Cornell game.
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