Castle Five Defeats Duquesne Club Of Youngstown 42 to 23
Castle Five of New Castle used a second half surge to rout the Duquesne club 42 to 23 at the Youngstown YMCA gym. After a 14‑14 half, Castle Five pulled away, led by Kraft and Andy Hartman with six and four field goals respectively, while Nolte and Noss anchored defense and Hartman added strong play late.
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Joe Hartman
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Ross
Nolte
Jones
McDonald
Flynn
aAlec Samuels
Wege
Genkinger
Resume Practice At High School
High school basketball practice resumed at New Castle after a week off for the holidays. The team targets a New Year’s Day home game against Butler, aiming to repeat a recent win. The Gold and White drill daily and expect to turn the tables, with the Friday game being the last non league contest before W P I A L play opens next Tuesday at Woodlawn.
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Butler High School
Butler High
Butler
New Castle
Woodlawn
Penn State Teams Post 44 Wins in 1925 Record
State College Penn State sports for 1925 show 44 wins 22 losses and 4 ties a .579 winning percentage. Lax baseball and tennis each lost about two thirds while wrestling track and basketball earned notable highlights. The wrestling team won seven duals including Navy and claimed the intercollegiate title for the second straight season.
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Navy
Tennis volley style players cover about 23 to 24 miles in five-set matches
The article notes that an average singles tennis player who relies on volleying covers roughly 23 to 24 miles in a closely contested five-set match.
Stribling Plans NYC Stop en Route to Rickard Bout
Georgia light heavyweight contender W L Stribling, married last Saturday, arrives in New York with his bride for a honey moon trip. He aims to meet Tex Rickard to discuss a possible title bout while also noting a past draw with Paul Berlenbach. Stribling now qualifies to box the 15 round championship limit in Georgia.
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International News Services
New York
W. L
Young) Stribling
Georgia
Striblings
Atlanta
North
Tex Rickard
Stribling
Paul Berlenbach
Georgia Fish
New Castle Y Juniors Defeat Oil City in District Meet
New Castle Y Juniors won 49 to 25 over Oil City in a dual meet at the association gym Saturday led by Carl Gennock who scored nine field goals and directed the attack. Oil City trailed 27 to 14 at halftime with Ungren and McFarland as notable players for the visitors. substitutions included Shaley and McFarland. Referee Fritz Etter. Hank Gowdy begins negotiations to move his Senators to Camp Benning for spring training.
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Out City
New Castle
Sam Richards
Frazier
Gilliam
Dave Hoskins
Cub” Bissett
Oil City
Goodwell
Hoskins
Richards
Tarr Frazier
Ae Goodwell Gilliam
Ee Crispman Hoskins
Mackey Bissett
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Mackey
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Etter
Springfield
Abe Plant
New Castle “Y
Carl Gennock
Lincoln
Invaders
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George Gennock
Ungren
Stanley
Beenkivsa Brooks
sShaley
McFarland and Green
New Castle Shoal
Woods
A. Plant
Uneven
George
Northcoate
Shaley
Kearna
Northcoats
Lytle
Fritz Etter
Storer
Orr
Timer—Frazier
Hank Gowdy
Columbus American Association
Senators
Camp Benning, Ga
Yearly Racing Icons Stand Out In 1925 Review
Feg Murray highlights two key American events the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 and the Kentucky Derby. Peter de Paolo wins the 500 with a Dusenberg, setting a 101.13 mph average. Frank Elliott earns a Culver City 250 mile record at 127.87 mph. Earl Sande showcases comeback form while Samuel Riddle and Pompey gain year‑end honors.
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Louisville
Peter de Paolo
Dusenberg
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Ralph de Palma
Laurel
Frank Elliott
Culver City
Los Angeles
Jimmy Murphy
Elliott
Earl Sande
Gifford Cochran
Flying Ebony
Sande
Sarazen
Maryland
Samuel Riddle
Shoshone
Pompey
H. E. Morris
Manna
Steve Donoghue
Epsom Downs
Undefeated Teams Clash at the Y Tonight
Four undefeated squads meet at the Y gym in regular games. Sacred Hearts face Central Christians, and Lincoln Five meet Army Five on the junior floor. Winners claim first place in their loops. First game at 8 PM, second follows with competent officials.
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Harry Day
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Frazier
Fall River Captures 1924-25 National Soccer Crown
Fall River wins the national professional soccer championship for the 1924 25 season while Princeton University takes the Intercollegiate title.
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Princeton University
Hummers Sweep Howlers in Park Alleys Bowling Meet
In the Penna-Ohio Electric Company Bowling League at Park alleys the Hummers defeated the Howlers winning all three games. Montgomery led with a 170 high score as the results show a strong team performance.
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Howlers
Penna-Ohio Electric Company
Park
Montgomery
Alfred College Added to State Wrestling Card
State College Pa December 28 The Penn State wrestling schedule adds Alfred University for January 23 opening the Nittany season The return of Captain Walt Liggett is awaited If not reentering prospects look discouraging as key wrestlers from last year have graduated Also notes 1925’s strong sports year and up to 100 horses nominated for the $66000 Coffroth handicap at Tia Juana next March.
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H. D. Fritchman
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Lehman
Black
Parthemore
Tia Juana
Track Season Of 1925 Greatest Of All Time
Tony La terre and Mike Gazella figure in Yankees basing plans as Huggins weighs Ward and Gazella for second base. Nurmi Ritola dominance marks 1925 track season with record breaks and strong all around champs across multiple events.
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Yankees
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Nick
St. Petersburg
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Nurmi
Finland
Ritola
Allan Helffrich
Penn State
Star Golfers Prepare for $10,000 Open in Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts an upcoming open tournament drawing top amateur and professional players competing for ten thousand dollars in prize money. The event attracts star golfers converging on Southern California for the high stakes contest.
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Los Angeles
California
Amateurs Shine as Pros Idle in 1925 Skating Circuit
In 1925 professional skating stalled with no overall champion yet amateurs dominated. Francis Allen of Chicago won the outdoor title while Joe Moore of New York claimed the indoor crown. Leila Brooks of Toronto beat Elsie Muller of New York for the women’s top honor, and Beatrix Loughran of New York won the North American figure skating title. Melville Rogers of Toronto took the men’s title and Nat Niles, known for tennis, won the United States championship.
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Francis Allen
Chicago
Joe Moore
New York
Leila Brooks
Toronto
Elsie Muller
Beatrix Loughran
Sharpshooters and Army Triumph in Junior A Basketball
In a junior league doubleheader the Sharpshooters defeated the Aviators 7 to 1 on the Y gym floor while the Army shut out the Navy 1 to 0. Cannon and Myers starred for the Sharpshooters. Stevenson and Lotus shone for the Army.
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Ie Cannon
Aes Samiigom Oo
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A “Wilson
Weatherby
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Cannon
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Shaffer Iebers
Harry S. Day
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Honce
Pinoa
Eee Dore
Porte Stevenson
Porte Ile
Ochoa Lotus
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