Ten Cent Fund Grows as Community Helps Day Family
The Ralph Day fund rose by 18.75 overnight to 834.75 with local fans backing the appeal. About 100 contributors gathered by Mrs. E A Hennon from 620 Garfield Avenue including children. the Day parents limited to a ten cent share for a watch. The youngest donor is Gail Patton eight months old. other ages include Bobby Lee and Ruth Patton, while larger gifts came from Tommy Blake and Edwin H Geasa among many others. A proposal to start similar ten cent funds in mills and downtown businesses aims to push the drive to a close in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Day
E. A. Hennon
Garfield Avenue
C. M. Day
Hennon
Ed. Hennon
Frank Brennerman
Janet Brennerman
George McIntosh
L. F. Kehna
Dr. Parlette
Terry Carson
Charles Biles
J. Edwin Bohn
W. C. Porter
H. W. Rice
William Klee
Maurice Kelley
Californian Is New Ring Champ Kaynes Ballerino
Ted Morgan of Vallejo California defeats Mike Ballerino of Bayonne New Jersey by technical knockout in the tenth round to take the world junior lightweight title. Morgan dominated after a third round knockdown and a dramatic finish as the crowd reacted to successive blows and a late stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaynes Ballerino
International News Service
Los Angeles
Ted Morgan
Vallejo
Calif
Mike Ballerino
Bayonne
N. J
Morgan
Ballerino
Harvard to Play Geneva in Crimson Stadium Opener
Beavers Falls describes Bo McMillan a Geneva star and now coach helping Geneva secure a spot on Harvard's schedule. Geneva will open October 2 in Harvard's stadium and a follow-up game with Pitt in Pittsburgh is under negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Bo McMillan
Colonels
Geneva
Covenanters
Harvard
Crimson
A. C. Edgecombe
Telegraph
Pitt
Pitt Stadium
Grange's Bears Open Road Tour with 39 to 6 Win
Harold Red Grange led the Bears in a decisive 39 to 6 victory over Donnelly's All-Stars in St Louis. Grange scored four touchdowns, including three before halftime, and totaled 190 yards with 84 rushing and 73 through passes and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Harold
Red) Grange
Football Wanderers
Bears
Donnelly
Grange
Red
Lafayette Wrestlers Elect Japanese Captain for Season
Tameharu Munakata of Osaka was elected captain of Lafayette College wrestling for the coming season. The senior succeeds Fred Appell. The Maroon matmen face a tough schedule with meets against C C NY January 16, Pennsylvania February 6, Lehigh February 13, Penn State February 17 and Stevens March 6, while the swimming slate and three indoor college tournaments are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Tameharu Munakata
Osaka
Japan
Lafayette College
Munakata
Fred Appell
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Penn State
Stevens
Allentown Y. M
Swarthmore
Rutgers
Lafayette
Congress to Learn Service From Tennis Star Davis
As the sixty-ninth congress convenes in Washington the sport world watches secretary of war Dwight F. Davis. A famed Harvard tennis pioneer he popularized the American twist service and donated the Davis Cup. A southpaw champion, his leadership and skill would influence national affairs and sport alike.
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Norman E. Brown
Washington
President Coolidge
Congress
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
Harvard
Holcombe Ward
Cambridge
Ward
England
America
M. D. Whitman
Milligan to Box Walker in January welterweight bout
With promoter Jess McMahon confirming January 22 as the 15 round welterweight title bout between Mickey Walker and Tommy Milligan. Milligan arrives on the Berengaria Friday and will train in Clinton Massachusetts before facing Walker. Paul Berlenbach weighs 177 pounds at Summit NY training, two pounds from his title weight for the Delaney bout opening the new Garden on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jess McMahon
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Jess
Jack Kearns
Milligan
Clinton
Mass
Walker
Paul Berelenbach
Summit
N. Y
Paul
Jack Delaney
New Garden
Davis Honored Tennis Leader Now War Department Aide
The article praises Davis for spreading tennis, promoting international competition, and his key administrative work in the game. It notes his appointment as first assistant to Secretary Weeks and his public service in St. Louis and the war department, highlighting his sportsmanship and frank approach. Hundreds of thousands of tennis fans boost his broad support.
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Davis
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Public Works
St. Louis
America
Army Air Service
Coolidge
Weeks
War Department
Department
Business Men's Duckpin Bowling Results and Standings
Klivans Brothers swept Economy Shoe Store in three games at McCoy alleys while Reynolds Thorn Summers beat Frank Harrison's in two of three. Ackworth of Reynolds Thorn Summers led with 196. Penn Regents top the circuit at 11 4 with Frank Harrison and Penn Regents set for a makeup game tonight.
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Klivans Brothers
McCoy
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
Frank & Harrison’s
Ackworth
Reynolds
Thorn & Summers
Penn-Regents
Frank & Harrison
C. Lennigee
Lascola
Williams
Jackson
Klivans Bros
Logue Manos
Hamilton
Krestel A
Thomas
Hawkey
Liz
Ettesina
Beynon Ee
Reich
Joyce
Douglass
Ramsey
Frank
Harrison
Joe Ryan
Mw Harrison
Henry Eevee Brenner
Weiser Eee
Wwe
Conley
Henry Eee Ee
Teague
Ww. I Pi
Penn-Regents Hi
R. T. & S. Src Rev
Rick Overlands
Secretary Hoover Opposed to Supreme Radio Authority Plan
Indianapolis News notes a magazine piece on worn out shoes suggesting to simply wear them. The piece highlights Secretary Hoover resisting a plan for supreme radio authority, fearing public blame for potential static or failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Indianapolis News
Y Pets Triumph Over Epworth M E
The Y Pets defeated Epworth M E 51 to 7 at the association gym. Day used eleven players with all scoring, led by Kroen Shoaf and Franklin, as Epworth struggled against fast passing and precise shooting.]]
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Harry Day
Epworth M. E. Church
Association
Day
Kroen
Shoaf
Franklin
Bill Davids
Vy” Pets
Epworth
M. E. Smith
Les Ae Ees
W. Davids Kearns
Fee
Pep
Pysar
Ore Es Hoffman Broat
Voorhees
Solomon
Babosky
Paul
Frazier
MacIntosh
Levine
Kearns
Smith
E. Davis
W. Davids
Vorhees
Kraft
Battler To Meet Mickey Walker Arrives For Training
Tommy Milligan is scheduled to arrive tomorrow aboard the Berengaria to prepare for the world welterweight title fight with Mickey Walker at the Garden on January 22. He will train in Clifton Mass before joining New York for final preparations. Milligan previously fought Morrie Schlaifer in Omaha.
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International News Service
New York
Tommy Milligan
Mickey Walker
New Garden
Clifton
Mass
Milligan
Morrie Schlaifer
Omah
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