Man War's Son Captures Turf Honors
A detailed recap of the racing season notes Man War's son American Flag dominating turf, winning events like the Futurity and Hope. Pompey and other contenders show strong form, with American Flag claiming multiple stakes including Belmont and Withers while Kentucky Derby and Wreakneas eluded him. Flying Ebony wins Churchill Downs as an outsider. Preakness goes to Coventry, a long shot, on a heavy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Eriaard
Anito
American Flag
Pompey
Whitey
Sul
France
Fleg
Flying Ehony
Url Sands
Willicn
Coventry
Imperials Triumph as Doerr's Curel Passers Fall
Solomon and Arast starred for the Imperials in a victory over the losers led by Harris and Cowmeadow. Substitutions included Kohler for Saul and Arost for Davids with goals tallied by Solomon A. Plant Davids Zieve and Harris. Referee Melyer. The game followed a plan to meet at Zieve's store before the event and featured an upcoming trip to New Wilmington to face the Scholastics and a noon match in Youngstown at the hes gym.
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Glenn Doerr
Emperiats
New Wilmington
Christians A. Plant
Thomas Solomon
M. Thomas Saul
Harris Davids
Jn Smith Wieve
Cowmeadow
Saul
Solomon
Kohler
Arost
Davids
Fick
A. Plant
J. Arost
Zieve
A Thomas
Harris
Cawmeadow
Font
Plant
A. Thomas
M. Thomas
Smith
Melyer
First Baptist Team Falls to Phantoms in Tuesday Game
The First Baptist team was beaten 25 to 11 by the Phantoms on Tuesday afternoon. Sankey and Pittaway led the Phantoms with four goals each, while McClymonds starred for the losers. Substitutions included Wego for Shulle and McClymonds for Campbell. Field goals credited Sankey four, Pittaway four, with other players adding points. referee Chub Smith officiated.
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Ehurch
Phantoms
Sankey
Pittaway
McClymonds
Phantom Vive
First Baptist
Sankey Oer
Hayden Pittaway
Wallace
Matt
Breaner
Smith Soyring
Campbell
Wago
Shullé
MecClymonds
Alfare
Field Govils
Sanker
Mott
Shuliff
Hayden
Wallace I
Soyring
Chub"” Smith
Imperials Edge Central Christians In Tight Chess Match
The Imperial Five coached by Andy Hartman defeated Central Christians 15 to 13 at the Y gyms. The returner to form Tast wight sparked late pressure as Imperial defense held off a furious finish.
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Andy Hartman
Imperial
Tastwight
Central Christians
Imperials
Wampum Scouts Dominate Junior A Flays In Lopsided Victory
Wampum Bay Scouts crushed the Junior A Flays 28 to 2 at the association gym yesterday. Hennon led the attack with six field goals while McLaughlin scored the lone points for New Castle via free throws. Junior A did not score a goal. Referee: Chris Clark.
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Wampum Bay
A. Flays
Association
Hennon
McLaughlin
New Castle
Junior A
Wampum Scouts
Boone Goodwin
Gaffney A. Jones
Hennon McBurney
Hildebrand Sage
Herbert Field
Herbert
Gaffney
Boone
G. Sage
Chris Clark
Stecher Wins New York Mat Championship Title
New York December 25 1925 International News Service Stecher is recognized as mat champion by New York commission. Wresting season saw upheaval as Strangler Lewis lost title after alignments with Wayne Ric Munn and later failed in defense against Stanislava Zbysaka.
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Stecher
New York Commission
tInternational News Service
New York
Munny
Zbysaka
Philadelphia
Stanislava
Munn
Re Broadcast Plan For New Years Day 1926
A drawn plan outlines an intercontinental radio relay for January 1 1926. London program via Station XX on 1600 meters reaches Belfast Maine transforms to 62 meters then to WIZ New York Bound Brook New Jersey. From there land routes carry to KDKA Pittsburgh WRC Washington W842 Springfield MA with WJZ on 458 meters. The relay primes Big Ben chimes at midnight London and a New Years Night program across major stations.
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Intercontinental Broadcast Exchange
London
Atlantic
Cetg
Belfast
WIZ
New York
Boundbrook
N. J
WJZ
Wil
Tower of London
East Side radio woes and a DX quest across the airwaves
A note from Radio Association president Wes Davy sparks talk of addressing East Side interference after New Year. Readers log DX stations from Canada to Cuba and Mexico, with hopes of recording 250 stations this winter. Perry Nye signs reports noting church attendance drives and a planned Bible study showcase on January 10.
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East Side
Wes Davy
The
Radio Association
North Hill
First Baptist
Dhurch
Clifford Clements
Edster
CENG
Toronto
Canada
Tuiuca
Cuba
CYL
Mexico City
Ware
ware _KFI, KPO, KPWH, WMEF
WGHB
WIAK
WBAP
WEAA
KOA
KGW
KFMX
WCCO
WSB
KOIL
WGBU
Fulford
Fla
PWX
Havana
KNX
Los Angeles
KFM
Austin Tex
P C Electrics Bowling League Scores Report Evening
The transportation team rallied strongly with a 178 score in last night’s Penna Ohio Electric Company bowling league at Pierce & Barrachtlers. Match results followed the strong showing, detailing individual game scores and standings.
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Transportation Department
Commercial Department
Penna-Ohio Electric Company
Pierce & Barrachatlers
Seventh Ward News Holiday Party at Madison church
The Madison Avenue Christian church basement hosted the Seventh Ward News holiday party Tuesday evening. Many youths attended and enjoyed games and mingling. Refreshments were served by the committee led by Doris Franklin with help from Mrs RB Franklin and helpers Helen Wilson Trane Dibbley Harold McCartney and Milton McHattle.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
RB. A. Franklin
Doris Franklin
Helen Wilson
Trane Dibbley
Harold McCartney
Milton McHattle
Newspapermen Meet In Harrisburg Jan. 19
Harrisburg hosts the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association annual meeting set for Tuesday January 19. Albert W. Fell coordinates preparations. Sessions run 10 am to 12:30 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm with committee reports and officer elections. Speakers include Charles B. Spatz Jesse Brown Ganett Kellogg. Dinner at 6:30 pm.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Albert W. Fell
Charles B. Spatz
Boyerstown
Association
John L. Stewart
Washington
Kirdwin
Friendly
Business Maner
The
New York Sun
Jamies Wright Brown
Euitar
Frank B. Gannett
Ross W. Kellogg
Ithaca, N. Y
Plans Complete For Watch Parties In Seventh Ward Churches
Plans are complete for two watch parties in Seventh ward churches Thursday night. Mahoning Methodist Church will host a watch meeting with social hour from evening until midnight including music, refreshments, and a devotional service. Mahoning Presbyterian Church hosts an Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society watch party with readings, musical selections, and an old fashioned spelling bee. tickets sold for a small but proceedy aid the annual missionary apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Mahoning
Splendid White Gift Offering At Second Church
Over seven hundred dollars were received as a white gift offering at the annual Christmas program by the Second United Presbyterian Church Sunday school. The pageant Like the Wise Man was presented before a large audience, with Josephine Alien narrating. Choir selections and numbers were featured, and credit goes to committees led by Mr. and Mrs. David Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Connor, and Miss Tanna for the evening’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Josephine Alien
Vatter Couple on Cedar Street Profiles Life at Home
Mr and Mrs R Vatter living on Cedar Street are described as managing life together as well as can be expected with steady routines and everyday concerns noted in local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
J. OG. Coulter
Aghland Avenue
R. Vatter
Cedar Street
Radiator Works Bowling League Last Night Results
Radiator Works Office won three games from Foundry in the National Radiator Company league. Machine Shop took two of its three games from Fitting and Machining. MecNickle of the Office posted a high score of 484.
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Office
MecNickle
County W C T U Victory Luncheon Jan 16
Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual Victory Luncheon on Saturday January 16 in Central Presbyterian Church. President Miss Margaret Walker organized an interesting after dinner program. Many W C T U workers throughout the county are expected to attend.
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Lawrence County Woaman
Chris- Han Temperance Union
Central Presbyterian Church
Margaret Walker
Vausty
Tarentum service station manager arrested in Pennsylvania
Louis N. Smith of Youngstown Ohio was arrested here by Constable James Eihson on a warrant issued in Tarentum Pa on information from W. Pfister of Butler Pa charging him with taking about $600 while employed at a Tarentum service station. He was jailed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis N. Smith
Youngstown
James Eihson
Robber Receipts Vanish From Tarentum Service Station
W Geil arrived and escorted Smith back to Tarentum where Pfister, owner of a newly opened Tarentum station, said Smith came to complete auto payments. Smith allegedly acted as manager, stole receipts, and disappeared after the Tarentum station was taken over. Pfister runs stations at Butter, Chicora and Tarentum.
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W. Geil
Pfister
Tarentum
Smith
Elgon
Pfistey
Butter
Chicora
Tarunturt
Tarentunt
Alderman Marshall Opens New Office
William Marshall alderman elect in the First ward will establish offices in the Wallace block at corney Washington and North Jefferson streets. He has secured two rooms on the building's second floor and is fitting them for business. Offices to open Monday January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marshall
Wallace Block
Corney Washington
North Jefferson Steels
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Pennsylvania Publishers’ Association
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Radiola III
Bo & A. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Harbor
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Harriet Truby
N. Cedar
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Harlan Haun
Akrom Hag
W. EF. Weitzon
Madison Avenue
James Agan
West Madison Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
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Cameron
Charles McCann
West Claytats Street
Cameron, Wi
Ralph DeViva
Plaingrove
WN. J
M. DeVive
Montgomery Avenue
J. H. McBride
Arch Street
Sam Kipp
Ravenna
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North Cedar Street
New Castle Sausage, Company
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M. & DR. Radio CO
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Radio Corporation of America Dealers
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Dwight Connor
Miss. Tanna
Radiator Works Bowling League
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Arrow Clothes Shop
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Smith Hardware Co
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