Castles Hold Strong Prospect In Big Showdown
The Castle Five train for a pivotal game against Evans City and the Orange attackers, led by Evans Chig, aim to extend a season’s high form. Youngstown Vindicats praise their balanced attack and passing as the team prepares to travel with Joe and Andy Madman, Kraft, Nolte, and Ketenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irimfa
Ini Kevert
Castle
Tenn
Chat Elty
Orange Lassers
Youngstown Dales
Jespe
Evans Chig
Shgkley
Cutler
Fax
Nicholas
Beswecker
Becomey
Thres
Corel Rainn Gerdner
Youngsto
Dales
Ohjsans
Youngstown
Tonicht
Joe
Andy Madman
Kraft
Cenko
Nolte
Ketenia
Evans City
McGraw Faces Giants Rebuilding After Pennant Era
Giants manager John McGraw heads to Florida with a 30-man training camp roster in hand while signaling a shift from quick trades to building from within. He hints at major changes by 1926 as age and gaps threaten 1925’s second-place finish to the Pirates. He refused trades for Roush and Luque, signaling a two-year rebuild plan rather than quick fixes.
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Pavis J. Walsh
T News Service
New York
Des
Florida
John McGraw
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
McGraw
Henline
Phil- Hes
Butch" Henline
Hugh McMullen
Frank Snyder
Grover Hartley
Heinie Groh
Lindstrom
Bil Southworth
Pittsburgh
Boston
al Tyson
Louisville
Ol McGraig
Kelly
Roush
Fred Fitzsimmons
Luque
Armilar
Hall Nig Vall
Luqute
Five Games To Be Played New Year’s
Five basketball games are listed for New Year’s at the association gym after noon. Matches include Tip Tops versus Fire, Senior Employed Bots against Musketeers, Croton Troup and tangles versus Regal quintet, Scorpions against Thantoms, and Imperial Five meeting YOM J. Five of Youngstown follows after the fourth game. All games are free and open to fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Harry S&s
Esays
Tip
Musketeers
Croton Troup & Tangles
Regal
Scorpions
Thantoms
Imperial Five
YOM. J
Youngstown
Sophomore Quint To Practice Daily
Sophomore Quint To Practice Daily at New Castle High School this week will hold basketball practice every afternoon at 4 oclock in the Senior High School gym. All candidates wishing to try out are urged to make a special effort to be present.
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New Castle High School
Enon Valley Beats East Palestine 57 to 1 on Home Court
Enon Valley trounced East Palestine 57 to 1 at Community House court. Freed was the lone standout for East Palestine while Zeh Avey and Dapneig showed passing and shooting for Enon Valley. Tonight the Community team meets Darlington A. A. on the local hardwoods as prep for Friday’s Conneautville A. C. visit.
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Enon Valley
East Palestine
Ohioana
Enen Valley
Rictory
Freed
East Palestine High Chool
Teddy Zeh
Avey
Dapneig
Darlington A. A
Darlington
Conneautville A. C
Donon Valley
Busy Bee Girls Form Floor Team Tonight at YMCA
Busy Bee Girls organize two basketball teams with Mira Artz as coach at the YMCA. First team includes Bloog, Leonha rdt, K. Bender, Prediger, Schaas, Prediger. Second team features Fugs, Mitzi, V. Bender, Miller, Webster, Schmidt. All girls urged to attend 7 pm practice.
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Busy Hee
Y.W.C. A. Sum
Mira
Sally" Artz
Ne-Ga-Hi
Hbloog
Leonhardt
K. Bender
Prediger
Sehaas
Central Christians win in Church Bowling League match
Central Christians captured two straight games over Central Presbyterians at the New Canalla Church Bowling League alleys as captains agreed the winner would gain three games in the final standings. Richards led the winners with a high score in a brisk clash. Up next First Methodists face First Baptists on Thursday in December.
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Central Christians
Central Presbbyterians
Richards
Methodists
First Baptista
Central Prea
Ten Dan Young
Hara Iton
Loveridge - Tomig Wee Ee
Gentral Christian Fovaus
McParlan Hanna Shaffer
Richards Yotais
Basketball Season Repeats Its Usual Strength in 1926
The article notes typical strong play in 1926 with the Origins Celtics of New York seen as top contenders among professionals, though several defeats occurred. It also mentions the A A U champions event held under the Kansas City Athletic Club and won by Waughburn College Five of To poko Maz.
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Celtics
New York
Uther Occasiank
Kansas City Athletic Club
Waughburn College
Topoko
Maz
Iy Copeland
Burg International Eee
Angele
Pacific
West
Los Angeles
Joe Kirkwood
Bill Melhorm
America
al Watrous
Chicago
Bob White
Bobby
Melhorn
Big Splash year 1926 records English Channel tries
Review of 1925 swimming highlights notes failed Channel attempts by Freyberg Lion and Ederle, near misses by Helmy and Harrison, Hero Ishak Helmy saving others, Ederle’s publicity and distances. Mentions 2346 miles in nine hours and Battery to Sandy Hook swim, plus 100m records and stars Weissmuller Borg and Wainwright turning pro. Tex Rickard outfits hockey team in jerseys with stars.
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English Channel
Mme
Lion
France
Lillian Harrison
Argentina
Tshale Helmy
Moynt
Col.Freyberg
England
Gertrud Ederle
Freyberg
Mme. Lion
Ishak Helmy
Gertrude Mderle
Gertrude
Jabez Wolff
New York
Miss Wderle
the Battery
Sandy Hook
Linoja Athletic Club
Women's Swimming Association of
Walter Laufer
Seattle
Walter Spence
Brooklyn Central F. C
Spence
Helen Wainwright
St. Augustine
Aileen Riggin
Gertrude Ederle
Arne Borg
America
Chicago
A.C
Johnny Weissmuiler
Pirates End Long Wait With 1909 Pennant Victory
It was a remarkable season as the Pirates captured their first pennant since 1909 and then defeated the Senators in a dramatic World Series ending in a rain-soaked seventh game. Roger Peckinpaugh was named American League MVP despite eight errors, while Rogers Hornsby led batting in the National League amid a star-filled year across major and minor leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Senators
Washington
Pirates
Athletics
Additional Slory
Roger Peckinpaugh
Run Tota
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Cuyler
Trayoor
Wright
Aldridge
Vance
Hornsby
Danny Vance
Brooklyn
Harry Hellmann
Detroit
Tina Speaker
Cleveland
Cove
National Collegiate Association Hods Session Today
National Collegiate Athletic Association delegates gather in New York for the annual convention focusing on the place of athletics in education. A resolution condemning professional football and actions to keep college and professional games separate are anticipated, with speeches by leaders and reports from major universities.
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New York
M. Hopking
Dartmouth
James A. Drain
American Legion
John Wilee
Ohio State
J. P. Richardson
C. W.W. Kennedy
Princeton
Sanford
University of Georgia
J. F
Pyre
Wisconsin
W. Beyer
Iowa State
Riack-McJunkin Team Wins Bowling Match
Riack McJunkin defeated the Jewish Boys in a special duckpin match at the McCoynters last night by a slim margin. The Ice Cream Makers dropped the first game but swept the next two, with Ow ing and Sanker tying for high score at 15. Final tallies show Riack McJunkin 687, Jewish Boys 548 in the three-game set.
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Riack-McJunkin
McCoynters
Owing
Sanker
Rieck-McJunkin
O'Brien
Owens
Donsvan
Fernbaugihi
H. Freidman
M. Blau
Lene
Pratt Peeeey
Levine
Farrell Team To Meet Fast Lincoln Five On Coast
Lincoln Five hosts the fast Farrell Celtics at Rose Avenues gym at 7 20 tonight after a one point Army win. Lincoln aims to continue its triumphal march as the Celtics, last year beaten 28 27 by Atta Boy club here, bring a strong lineup led by Captain Jones and four teammates.
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Lincoln Five
Farrell Celtics
Rose Avenues Pym
Hoth Eama
Army Five
Farrell
Celtics
Atta
Lincoln Fiyere
Captain Jones
Cuba
van Oesan
Gennock
Battiste
Mariacher
Able
iBlatining
Haskins
Alanager
Dan Eardley
W. N
Twanpum
New Wilmington
Twin Floor Bill At Y Tonight
Penona-Obha Electric team clashes with Sharon division tonight at MCAL at o clock. Passers in best shape hope to beat Mercer countians. A fast preliminary game is set for 18 oclock and a large crowd is expected to see the twin bill.
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Penona-Obha Electric Company
M.C
Mercer Countians
Youngstown Tear Seeks Games In New Castle Area
Sigma Club of the YMLC Youngstown seeks Class B basketball games in New Castle and nearby on foreign courts. The strictly road team is composed of ex high school players and rated among the best in the section. They won last year’s championship as Slagel's team. For booking contact Joe Davis at 37 Parkview Avenue, Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Club
YMLC
Youngstown
New Castle
Last Night’s Fights Reported Across Cities
New York saw Ruby Goldstein knock out Georgie Day in New York. In New Haven Geo Courier from Oklahoma stopped Jose Perris of Spain in the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruby Goldstein
Georgie Day
New Haven
Geo. Courier
Oklahoma
Jose Perris
Spain
All-Star Team Triumphs In Close Y Gym Showdown
All-Stars edged Pick-Upa team 323 to 84 in a tense game at the Y gym. Hamillton and Dennison led scoring for the All-Stars with Griffith and Beadel pacing the visitors in a high tempo matchup.
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Collegints
Walter Kirker
Hamillton
Dennison
Beadel
Griffith
J.P
Comn
Boyles
Waller
Hamilton Etter
Kiker
Enauh
Hamilton
Kirker
Coen
Kirkar
Doyles
Metler
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Busy Bee
Artz
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Review of
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Eg Murray
Tex Rickard
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Helen
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Walter Fencs
Weissmuller
Heilmann
Leskie
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Baltimore Orioles
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Atlanta
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Fort Worth
Baltimore
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Seals
Orioles
Calonals
National Collegiate Athletic Association
James A. Crain
U.S
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