Castle Five Set for Pittsburgh Clash With Enoch Rauh Club
After a four week idle period the Castle Five travel to Pittsburgh to face the Enoch Rauh club in a regional grudge match. Coach Gardner reshapes the lineup adding Joe Hartman Grove City star, Kraft centers, Hartman Nolte guards as Castle aims to even a three to two series edge. A fast game expected with a preliminary and post game dance drawing local fans.
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Castle Five
Orange
Pittsburgh
Enoch Ranh
Gardner
Smoky City
Joe Hartman
Grove City
Enoch Rauh
New Castle
Castle
Rauhs
Castles
Association
Kraft
Andy Hartman
Herb Kroen
Volesko
Nolte
Enoch Ranhs
Smoky City Court
Rick Overland Company
Shenango Street
California Bowling League claims top school enrollment
A bowling league in California asserts it has the highest share of residents enrolled in public schools and educational institutions among all states. The claim underscores the state's commitment to education according to the league's statement.
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California
Oldsmobile
Review Of 1925 Track And Field
The 1925 season featured Paavo Nurmi’s record breaking U S invasion with over 30 new world indoor marks and a two mile record of 8 58.15. Ritola Ray Fri gerio Plant and Hartrantt set multiple marks while Lieb Houser and Hubbard posted top outdoor feats. The New York Athletic Club and Timers A C led championships with Michigan Stanford USC and others achieving key titles. Lord Burghley and international teams added spice to a historic year.
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Paavo Nurmi
America
Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Jose Ray
Paavo
Ritola
Ray
Wille Plant
Brooklyn
Ugo Frigerio
Italy
Tom Lieb
Coast Strong Boys
Bud’’ Houser
U. S Co
Tiny” Hartrantt
Stanford
Tiny
DeHart Hubbard
University of Michigan
Bob le Gendre
Jonni Myrra
Olympic Club
New York Athletic Club
San Francisco
Hollowwood A
Harold Osborn
Timers A. C
New York
University of South
California
Philadelphia
Michigan
Lord Burghley
Oxford
Cambridge
Paddock
Murchison
P. L. E Team To Practice Tonight At YMCA
The Pennsylvania and Lake Erie rail road team will hold its first basketball practice tonight at the YMCA at 8 o clock. They debut in athletics this winter in the City Basketball League with a large squad and bright prospects for a banner season.
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Pennsylvania & Lake Erie Railroad
P. & C. Power House Wins Bowling Match
P. and C. Power House defeated the Bell System AT&T team in a Park bowling alley special match by 132 pins. Foringer led victors with a 176 game as Power House totaled 1808 across three games while AT&T totals reached 1676.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Power House
American TelePhone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Park Bowling
Foringer
O. Power House
E. Black
Graham
Yar Mc
A. T. T. Bell
Moorhead
Evans
Ammons
Case
Brady Unrelenting Dangie Scores Knockouts in Return
The fighter Brady Unrelenting Dangie dominates opponents with relentless pressure delivering several 10 count knockouts in a decisive return performance.
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Dangie
Haddad and Brady Shine in Erie Ring Show
Brooklyn featherweight Eddie Brady, under Jimmie Dime, defeated Frankie Mack in a ten round Erie bout and eyes a January return to the port city with further dates planned in New Orleans and Youngstown. Haddad impressed Dime after beating Emmett Rocco in Ellwood City, showing power and improving nerve, as Kid Cangie builds his knockout streak and awaits upcoming bouts.
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Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jimmie Dime
New Castle
Frankie Mack
Erie
Port City
New Orleans
Youngstown
Joe Martin
Erie Times
Mack-Brady
Martin
Brady
Mack
Haddad
Dime
Charlie Haddad
Ellwood City
Emmett Rocco
Rocco
Cangie
Dangie
Eric
Jimmie
Liberty Five Clash With Ellwood Five Tonight
Liberty Five faces Ellwood City at the Lincoln gym in a close hard fought game. Tom Moorhead leads a strong lineup as Fred Marcella coaches a comeback bid after last week's defeat to Regal Five. Liberty meets Wampum High on New Year’s Day. managers call 4349 J for games.
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Liberty Five
Ellwood City
Lincoln Gym
Tom Moorhead
Fred Marcella
Liberty
Ellwood
Regal Five
Wampum High School
Wampum
Tino
Central Christians Win Fourth Straight
Central Christians defeated Richards Billiards 18 to 17 at Rose Avenue Gym to stretch their win streak to four. Benny Marino and Mariacher led a sharp Richards offense early, but Glenn Doerr’s passes helped Central finish strong for the one point victory.
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Central Christians
Richards Billiards
Rose Avenue
Benny Marino
Ben Franklin
Mariacher
Lincoln Five
Glenn Doerr
Con. Christian
Richards Bill
Wm M. Thomas
Mariacher A
Thomas
Marino
Shook Smith
Ee Sens
Marcella
Owmeadow
Rogovin
Montgomery
M. Thomas
E. Bauman
A. Thomas
A. Bauman
Smith
Lewis
Merriman
Charles Jones
McLure
Miss Reed
Jackson
Miss Miller
Miss Barris
Miss Brochman
Enon
Grange's Flop Laid At Manager's Door
Ford C. Frick argues Red Grange failed due to C Pyle's management. The piece notes Grange wore an arm sling after eight games in ten days, with supporters blaming the hectic schedule for his fatigue and decline in form.
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Grange
Ford C. Frick
S. N
C. C. Pyle
Chicago Bears
Red” Grange
Pyle
New Castle High Girls Warm Up For January 2 Opener
Ruth Boyd leads practice as Alumnae prepare to form a varsity squad for the Red and Black. Last year’s champions are gone to graduation, leaving Sara Louden Mary Louden Liona Patterson Pauline Wolf Sara Artz and Gertrude Wolf in varsity. Other candidates include Elizabeth Young Jennie Wygonowski Mary McNees and Twila Kaufman.
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New Castle High School
Ruth Boyd
Miss Boyd
Ruth Lewis
Sara Louden
Mary Louden
Liona Patterson
Pauline Wolf
Sara Artz
Gertrude Wolf
Elizabeth Young
Jennie Wygonowski
Mary McNees
Twila Kaufman
All-Star Union High Team Chosen by Local Follower
An All-Star Union High School lineup was selected at Scotland Lane School by a grid fan. The list includes players from the past two seasons with names such as Cody, Funkhouser, Robt Funkhouser, and others noted in the readable portions.
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Ieee Fe
R. T
Boks
R. E
L. H
R. H. Ie
F. B
Minnick Named Captain of Snappy Five Team
Gilbert Minnick was elected captain of the Snappy Five basketball team at a recent meeting. Mac Chambers was named manager and is drawing up a schedule with teams averaging 100 pounds. Call 485-1 between 5:45 and 6:10 p. m.
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Gilbert Minnick
Mac
Chambers
Fidel La Barba Fights Perfetti in Texas Garden
Fidel La Barba the Los Angeles flyweight champion meets Lew Perfetti of Long Island City in a six round semi final at Madison Square Garden. The card also features George Godfrey versus Martin Burke with former KOing Fred Fulton recently. The bout determines a possible match with Paul Berlenbach next year.
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Avis J. Walsh
Intereat
New York
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Lew Perfetti
Long Island City
N. J
la Barba
McTigue-Flowers
Paul Berlenbach
George Godfrey
Lieperville
Martin Burke
Godfrey
Fred Fulton
Middle West
Burke
Announce Roster of First Baptist Team
The First Baptist church team and the Scorpions meet at the Y gym today. Players listed include Captain Brainard Clarence Campbell Reed Smith Carl Post Charles Wallace Patsy Diano Tony Alfira Ed McLymonds Charles Hayden and Coach Quigley.
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First Baptist Church
Scorpions
Brainard
Clarence Campbell
Reed Smith
Carl Post
Charles Wallace
Patsy Diano
Tony Alfira
Ed. McClymonds
Charles Hayden
Quigley
Herb Kroen Misses Pittsburgh Trip For Castle Five
Castle Five forward Herb Kroen informed Alec Samuels he cannot travel to Pittsburgh tonight for the Enoch Raih game. The Castles list only five players but may add an extra man as a reserve.
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Herb” Kroen
Castle Five
Alec Samuels
Pittsburgh
Enoch Raih
Castles
Mt Jackson High Tops Enon Valley In Opening Games
Mt Jackson High School opened its 1925-26 basketball season with a 44 to 13 boys victory over Enon Valley and a 32 to 24 girls win. Key players included Reed, Sherer, Andrews for Mt Jackson and Litner, McMorran for Enon Valley. A Tacoma lumber factory produced over two million wooden doors, claiming a world record for the industry.
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Mt, Ekson
Mt. Jackson High Seas
Enon Valley High School
Enon Lassies
Enon Valley
Mt. Jackson Boys
Pete” Reed
Sherer
Andrews
Mt. Jackson
Litner
McMorran
Boyx
Riddle Sherer
Greider
McMorran Andrews
Kecy Sy Beeker
Barris
Martin Dennis
Reed
Martin
Dennis
Riddle
Moore
Beeker
Shere
Kraft
Castle
Tacoma
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Penna- Ohio Electric Company
Pierce & Bartsch
Cunningham
Nt. Hudson
Reed To
Ges
van Fossen
Colaluca
Tion. Sullivan
Coulthard
Kearns
Martacher
McFarland
Review of
Feg Murray
Charles Hjorr
NoRway
Bjubbard
P.& LE
P. & C. Power House
Arrow Clothes Shop
Emmett
Tom McMahon
Haddda
Ellwood Five Tonight
Liberty Quint
Wampum High
Richards
Bill Kirk
B. Furst
G. Patterson
S. Post Seer
B. Kirk
Ew Wees
Clemens . Eer
Lockhart
C. Aubel
Ac ‘Bratchie
Sankey Eee
Goodwin
Morrow
New Castle High Lassies
Minnick
An Pan
Cebeelarhn
Meclure Newspaper Syndicate
Camstnas
Dwig
Tex’s Garden
First Baptists
Central Presbyterians
Gs Goodwin
First Baptist
Mt. Jackson High Tops
Brockman
Dottie
McRoberts
Gilchrist
Young Miller
S. C
Fullerton
Nesbit
Kerr
Poul
General Motes
Whieldon Motor Co
East
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Bell
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