Fight Games For Blue And White Schedule Complete
A. L. McDonald, athletics manager at West Westminster College, announced the fall schedule is complete except for one game. The season opens earlier with Duquesne on September 24 in Pittsburgh, then Buffalo at New Wilmington October 2, Bethany October 9, Thiel October 16, Grove City October 23, Pitt at Pittsburgh October 30, Waynesburg November 6, Allegheny November 15, with November 20 pending. The big feature is a Panther Bowl with the University of Pittsburgh in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Pittsburg
Buffalo
New Wilmington
Bethany
Thiel
U.S. Tennis Stars Receive Pro Offers
Four Davis cup players drew professional offers as reports said Bill Tilden considered leaving amateur status while Vincent Richards acknowledged approaches from promoters. The Florida real estate linked deal proposed about 15 dollars for four winter months, but Tilden and Richards gave evasive or rejecting responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
Bparty
Zaditor
Internat
al News Service
New York
Bill Tiden
Vincent Richards
Tilden
Florida
Palm Beach
Richard
Williams Honored as Tech Names 1926 Football Manager
Paul Williams of Slippery Beck has been named varsity football manager at Carnegie Tech for 1926. The announcement marks a recognition of his contributions to the team and campus athletic program, underscoring Carnegie Tech's commitment to student leadership in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Williams
Slippery Beck
Carnegie Tech
Lincoln Five Easy Winners Over Farrell
Lincoln five easy winners over Farrell in a 17 point victory at Rose Avenue gym. Jim Blanning led with 20 points on nine field goals and two fouls, while Sones Mariacher and Baptiste contributed on offense and defense for Shenango titleholders. Substitutions and field goal details follow the lively game pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ugherad
Farrell
Rose Avenue
Shenango Yaller
Lincolns
Prazier
Blanning
Jim Blanning
Sones
Mariacher
Baptiste
Yule
Wassen
Cayuto
Visitarn
Warrell
Gennock
Cuba
Santell
C. Cayuto Baptiste
Carneson
Jones
Uhle
Gayuto
Bechtold
Carneso
Atley
Thomas Timer
Wiliams
Scurer—lardley
Polish Falcons Beat Sharon In Season Opener 41 to 19
Polish Falcons opened their basketball season last night at Falcon hall with a 41 to 19 victory over the Pitt Orioles of Sharon. Mehalic led the Falcons with seven field goals, Kolojeski and Zuchowsk each added two, while Moses and Robinson topped the visitors. Referee Marino. Timer Frankowiltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polish Falcons
Falccon Hall
Pitt Orioles
Sharon
Steve Volesko
Falcons
Mehalic
Kolojeski
Moses
Mehalie -Fov
Robinson
Moses Zuchowsk
Conley Kwiat
Mundort
Ostroski
Smith
Cegelka
Kwiat
Paull
Conley
Mehalie
Zuchowsk
Regal Five Topples Liberty Five In Close Trim
Regal Five edged Liberty Five 21 to 19 at Lincoln Garfield Gym in a tight, hard fought basketball game. Key players included J Ginsburg and J Solomon for Regal Five and Bardlexy and Tine for Liberty Five. Substitutions and shooting stats noted, with referees Rogovin and P Levine.
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Regal
Liberty
J. Ginsburg
J. Solomon
Lestlers
Bardlexy
Tine
Solomon
Senesk
M. Levine
Winick
Seneski
Tino
E. Rohr
Thomas
Eardley
Lowla Oo
Teferee—Rogovin
Timer P. Levine
Seorer
Hank” Nocera
Changing stars in golf firmament 1926 season eyed by older stars
By Norman E Brown readers glimpse at a shifting golf world as 1926 looms. Veterans Hagen Barnes Hutchison once led the sport while younger talents push for spotlight via majors and Opens. Diegel challenges Hagen with strong Canadian form, and a pack including Sarazen Farrell Melhorn Brady MacDonald Walker and MacFarlane foresees a tough year for the Big Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Brown
Teading Brothers
Riie
Walter Hagen
Long Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Diegel
Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Bill Melhorn
Mikel Brady
Bob MacDonald
Cyril Walker
Willia Mac Farinne
Regents Lead Bowman League as Kivans Fall Short
Penn Regents continued atop the Business Men's Bowling League at McCoy alleys by winning two of three from Kivans Brothers. Reynolds Thorn Summers club added two wins over Rick Overlands. Thomas of Kivans Brothers posted the high game with a 190 as results are listed.
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Penn-Regents
McCoy
Kivans Brothers
Reynolds, Thorn & Summers
Rick Overlands
Thomas
Two Fast Games at Y Gym Friday in Echo and Senior Leagues
Two fast games are scheduled at Y Gym Friday evening. Central Christians meet Central Presbyterians in the Echo League, while Lincoln Five face the Richarde Bullards in the Senior League. First game begins at 6 o'clock.
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Central Christians
Central Presbyterains
Lincoln Five
Richarde Bullards
Sunior
Jat & O
Elock
Malone vs Evans Bout Set for Friday at Youngstown
Malone clashes with Evans in a Friday night showdown at Youngstown. The matchup draws attention from New Castle Zona fans amid the expected crowd and competitive vibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Malone
Tick Byais
Youngstown
New Castle
New Castle High Plays Butler On Friday Night
New Castle High prepares for a Friday game at Butler High following a win over Grove City. A long practice aimed to smooth rough spots from the inaugural game with Bridenbaugh praising the players while Butler, strong, seeks revenge after football defeat.
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Inew Castle High
Butler
Grove City
The
New Castle High School
Ler High
Bridenbaugh
Highers
New Castle
Ackworth High Leads Duckpin Bowling League Standings
Ackworth High leads the Business Men's Duckpin League as the sight week ends. Penn Regents top the circuit, with Edivan Brothers second and Frank and Harrison's third. Frank Ackworth tops the league in high single with 185.1 via 4 games, passing Tom Jackson for three game honors. Carl Cline holds 235 in one game, while the Penn Regents post the best three-game team total at 2203 as Kilvan Brothers once held 2225. Several bowlers reach 60 or more across four games. League standings update from secretary Frank Logue.
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Penn-Regents
Edivan Brothers
Frank and
Harrison
Frank Logue
The
Loup
Frank Ackworth
Tom Jackson
Carl Cline
Penn Regents
Kilvan Brothers
Cine
Jackson
Memp- Rat
Ackworth
Douglas
Freman
Roth, Sr
Lenoiig
Carl Lennig
Reynolds, Thorn and
Summerg
Westminster Football Fete Ends With Old Westminster Spirit
Westminster college held its annual football banquet in Millside dormitory dining room New Wilmington. Br. W. Charles Wallace presided as toastmaster with Captain-elect Charles Tarr praising teammates and coaches Dwight Dyer and Paul Fray. Athletic director Dyer blamed no one for defeats while Andy McDonald shared hardships of the season. Norman MacLeod of Pittsburgh wrapped greetings from the Athletic Council as guests and alumni filled the room.
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Westminster College
Millside
New Wilbington
Ray Neville
Charles Tarr
Johnstown
Wallace
Dwight Dyer
Paul Fray
Youngstown
West Minster College
Paul Montgomery
New Castle
Montgomery
E. Dwight Dyer
Monty
Dyer
Boost
Westminster
A. A. McDonald
Andy
Polish Falcons to Meet Wampum Team in Weekend clash
Polish Falcons will meet the undefeated W. ON. class of Wampum Friday evening at the Falcon hall. Both teams are eager for a strong showing as the Falcons, coming off a season opener win, aim to go 2 straight. The game starts at 8:14 with Marino handling the whistle.
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Wampum
Falcon Hall
Falcons
Marino
Last Night's Fights at Newark Card Summary
Eddie Huffman of California won an unofficial decision over Ad Stone of Philadelphia after 12 rounds. Sailor McCullough of Washington DC defeated Sailor Darden in 10 rounds at Newark.
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Newark
Eddie Huffman
California
Ad Stone
Philadelphia
Sailor McCullough
Washington, D. C
Sailor Darden
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Grove Fley
U.S
Richards
Williams
Saeger/town
Jonver
M. Moresky
Shroamge Valley
Chasips Pail
Lerals
Lewten
Metali
Tuck
America
Fay
Leo Diegel
Pride of Canada
Nat Eable Auwans
Jae Top
Ihe
Joo Oichiscon
Bai Practikaluy
Sarazen
Wiacself
Aga
Business Men’s Bowling League
M. Roth
Gregor
E. Smith
Ito
Bilis
Freeman
Pandolphus McBride
Kivans
Jaycee
Reich
Douglass TA
Brooks
Packworth
Ramsey
Mahden
Nick-Over
Eee
Perry Ae
Faring
Ladd G .Ryan
J. Rick
Alexamer Ee
Pet Penn--Regents
Kirvan Bros
Ase Frank & Harrison
Rick Owyerland
Br.t
T. Jackson
Bracks
Hemphill
F. Logue Oo
J. Ort Sue
Ellis
Gregor Wid
Ferring
R. Perry A
Hamilton
Ed Raney
C. Lennig
Joe Rick
Q P. Manserg
Joe Flyan Ogee
Randoph
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dwig
Wwe
Berone
Athe
W. Charles Wallace
Old Grade of Westminster
Tatr
T Pat Glean
Eler Montgomery
Mac Leon
Norman Macleod
University of Pittssburgh
MacLeod
Pitt
Panther
Pr. Wallace
Westminter
Lumi
Wer
Naw
Castle
Homer Drake
AL Haver
Westmster Alumni Association
Howell
Gery Wilmington
Bea ¥ Sharon
C. W. McKee
R. 4. Love
J. George Lutz
Charles Freeman
Joan Hetra
Thomas McMeakin
Chicora
Mirtz
Atorney Neville
Swindler
Howell T. Getrr
Athletic Couneil
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Diasdte, Bee
Phyne
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