Rumor Connects Hartnett Trade To Giants Deal
Rumors spread from New York Giants headquarters that Gabby Hartnett of Chicago could be traded to the Giants for Frank Snyder and Emil Meusel upon McGraw’s return from Florida. Cubs president Veek denied any Hartnett trade, leaving the rumors as the only solid speculation amid NL meetings and AL sessions.
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New York Giants
Gabby” Hartnett
Chicago
Giants
Frank Snyder
Emil Meusel
John McGraw
Florida
Ill Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Gabby” Hart- Rett
National League
Waldorf
Belmont
Cubs
Meusel
Snyder
Hartley
McGraw
Senators
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Red Sox
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Tiger
Harry Heilmann
Rigney
Burke
O'Rourke
Cobb
Browns
Marty McManus
St. Louis
McManus
Miller Huggins
Kirvan Brothers win two of three in league action
In the Business Men's Bowling League at McCoy Rileys Kirvan Brothers defeated Frank & Harrison's two games to one while Penn Regents swept Reynolds Thorn and Summers. Mike Roth Sr of Penn Regents rolled 196 high, helping the team set a new three game high of 2293 surpassing the previous mark of 2228.
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Frank & Harrison
McCoy Rileys
Penn-Regents
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
Mike Roth
Penn Regents
Klivan Brothers
Klivans
M. Davis
Pandolph
M. Roth, Jr
Chas. Freeman
McBride
Ed Reick Reynolds
Thorn & Summers
R. Ramsey
Ee Fen
W Douglass
Les Joyce Evsmeewe
Ackworth
Baynon
Brooks
Ewer
Geneva names 1926 football captain and announces schedule
Willard Luke Brown of College Hill elected captain of the Geneva varsity football team for 1926. At the letter men banquet Brown joins a roster that includes Redman, Meyers, Maglisceau, Danver, and others. Cross country letters also awarded to Sid Lockley and teammates. The 1926 schedule lists Cornell at Ithaca on September 25, Duquesne, Bethany, Waynesburg, Grove City, and Allegheny with two open dates and possible October 39 or November 6 game locally.
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Beaver Falls
Willard Luke Brown
College Hill
Geneva
Brown
Beaver Falls High School
Redman
Meyers
Maglisceau
Danver
Flenniken
Hamilton
Schlosser
Cullen
Strodes
Lippe
McDowell
Douglas
Pinkerton
Haude
Ewing
Bethany
Waynesburg
Grove City
Allegheny
P C Electrics win three straight in bowling league
In Pierce & Bartsch alleys match play the P C Electrics Commercial department defeated Transportation 2430 to 2075. Miller led with a 198 game while W Reed and others posted solid scores across the three games. Transportation’s top scorers included McFarland and Coulthard with notable totals though unable to overcome the Commercial squad.
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Commercial Department
Penna-Ohio Electric Company
Transportation Department
Pierce & Bartsch
Miller
T. E. Miller
Wm. Reed
Mio Ass
W. Troms
McCormick
Crawford
Sullivan
Mariacher
Joe Zeigler
Ee Lowers
Ee McFarland
Coulthard
Liberty Five Opens Season With 20 5 Victory Over Ramblers
Liberty Five defeated the South Side Ramblers 20 to 5 at Lincoln gym in a season opener. Key players Rogovin and captain Thomas starred for Liberty while A. Thomas and Bluedorn led the Ramblers. Substitutions included Lewis for Sene ski Ciotto for Tino Eardley for Thomas Taylor for Rogovin. Field goals credited to multiple players with refereeing by F. Merriman.
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South Side Ramblers
Lincoln Gym
Liberty
Rogovin
Thomas
A. Thomas
Bluedorn
Ramblers
BE. Rowr
Psi Ear
Bluedorn Mongrel
J. Lewis
G. Thomas
A. Thomas T. Tino
G. Williams
Lewis
Seneski
Ciotto
Tino
Eardley
Taylor
Rohr
Bluehorn
F. Merriman
Buccaneer Team To Hold Evening Meeting
The Buccaneer basketball team will meet tonight at the home of Paul Sanders. Ticket sellers are asked to meet at W N Aiken School at 6:45 PM. Attendees urged include Conway, Davids, Cunningham, Diana, Love, Miller, McClymonds, Hickey, Hanlon, Hill, Sanders, Perotta, Pittsway, and Wallace.
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Buccaneer
Paul Sanders
W. N. Aiken School
Conway
Davids
Cunningham
Diana
Love
Miller
McClymonds
Hickey
Hanlon
Hill
Sanders
Perotta
Pittsway
Wallace
Grove City Bowling Team Beaten Here
McCoy's Colts representing New Castle defeated Grove City in a special bowling match last evening at the McCoy alleys by 112 pins. Cornelius led with scores of 224, 210 and 175 across the three games.
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McCoy
New Castle
Grove City
Cornelius
Buccaneers Topple Court Street Stars in final game
St Marys Buccaneers defeated Court Street Stars 14 to 2 at the old golf grounds in the season finale. E Doran and C Sheep scored touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters. J Mills and F Doran converted, W Antilla earned a safety for Court Street's only points.
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St. Mary's Buccaneers
Court Street
R. T
Kildoo Kelley
Bris Nese
D. Quinn Mocait
Many Sports Supply
Norman E Brown discusses basketball as the winter sport drawing fair boosters. He notes college programs in the Western Conference and Big Ten, with stars like George Lott Quasterbaan Molenda and Uridel Marek. He previews pro basketball efforts to organize nationally while contrasting football roughness with court play.
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George Lott
University of Chicago
Wallie Marks
Michigan
Quasterbaan
Yate
Molenda
Ernie Nevers
Pacific Coast
Uridel
Elmer Marek
Red” Grange
Ohio State
First US Lighthouse at Cape Henry Lights Chesapeake Bay
The first lighthouse built by the United States as an independent government sits at Cape Henry at the entrance of Chesapeake Bay. It was completed in 1798 with fish oil lighting, later replaced by sperm oil in 1810.
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United States
Cape Henry
Chesapeake Bay
Special meeting of Local No 17 B M P I V Friday
Members of Local No 17 B M P I V are called to a special meeting Friday evening December 11 with all members expected to attend. Secretary T L Morgan notes the invitation and urges restraint in conduct.
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B. M
Killefer Returns To Big League To Coach Cardinals
Bill Killefer a National League veteran returned to the major leagues to coach and serve as general assistant to St. Louis Cardinals manager Rogers Hornsby. He helped develop Grover Alexander Eppa Rixey and Al Demaree in Philadelphia and later improved pitching capacities as Chicago Cubs manager.
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International News Service
New York
Bill Killefer
al Demaree
Chicago
Cuba
New Castle K of C Loses to Youngstown Bowling Match
New Castle Knights of Columbus were defeated by Youngstown K of C in an inter-city bowling match at McCoy alleys by 361 pins. It was New Castle’s first contest of the year with hopes to rebound on future dates. Roche of Youngstown posted a high score of 166 as practice resumes weekly.
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New Castle Knights of Columbus
Youngstown K
McCoy
New Castle
Roche
Youngstown
One Year Ago Five Die In Navy Plane Crash
A year ago five people perished when a Navy airplane plummeted into San Diego Bay. Baron Ago von Maltzahn was designated the German ambassador at Washington, marking a notable diplomatic appointment.
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San Diego Bay
Baron Ago von Maltzahn
Washington
Landis Proposes Earlier Closing For Big Leagues
National and American Leagues clash over Judge Landis plan to end seasons early and start the 1926 World Series by October 2. Talks at the joint meeting focus on a revised schedule to dodge weather issues, with managers like McGraw Huggins Speaker Sisler and McCarthy in play for trade rumors and reforms.
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National League
Christy Mathewson
Charles H. Ebbets
Edward McKeever
Sam Crane
American League
Judge Landis
International News Service
New York
Laneis
Nationals
Trading Mart
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Tris Speaker
George Sisler
Stanley Harris
Joe McCarthy
Acmy Five Plans Evening Practice At Y Gym
Acmy Five will hold an important practice tonight at the Y M C A and all players are asked to attend. The team will begin its campaign on Monday night in the Junior League.
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Acmy Five
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