Castle Five To Invade Evans City For Game Tonight
Castle five men travel to Evans City to face the last independent team in a weekly floor tilt. Coach Ralph Gardner reports strong showings after a win at Youngstown. Hartman brothers lead the lineup with Kraft center Volesko and Nolte at guard as fans join the trip.
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Castle Five
Evans City
Castle
Orange
Youngstown Dukes
Shgkley
Butler Athletic
Fox
Nicholas
Bosdecker
Butler
Pennsylvania
Merry’s
Castles
Ralph Gardner
Youngstown
Dukes
Joe
Andy Hartman
Kraft
Volesko
Nolte
McGraw Faces Giants Need For 1926 Rebuilding
John McGraw heads to Florida with a list of 38 Giants players for 1926 training camp. He signals a shift from the old win-now approach, emphasizes building from within, and hints at negotiations at the February meetings as he weighs catching, infield, and outfield upgrades.
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Davis J. Wailse
al News Service
New York
Florida
John McGraw
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
McGraw
Phillies
Butch” Henline
Hugh McMullen
Frank Snyder
Grover Hartley
Heinie Groh
Lindstrom
Bill Southworth
Pittsburgh
Boston
Louisville
Leigners
Times
Kelly
Roush
Fred Fitzsimmons
Luque
Enon Valley trounces East Palestine in local game
Enon Valley Community Five defeated East Palestine Bears 57 to 16 at the Community House in Enon Valley Pa. Freid of East Palestine was the lone standout for the visitors while Teddy Zeh Avey and Daniels gave the locals solid passing and shooting.
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Enon Valley
East Palestine
Freed
East Palestine High Chool
Teddy Zeh
Avey
Daniels
Darlington A. A
Darlington
Conneautville A. C
East Versus West Football Classic Began in 1916
The East versus West football feature at the Pasadena New Year’s fiesta started in 1916 and has occurred annually except 1918 due to the war. Nine games have been played with the West winning four, the East three, and two ties.
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Pasadena
New Year Basketball Games at Association Gym
Five games will be played at the association gym New Year's afternoon, opening the Boys' Basketball league with eight teams in action. Tip Tops vs First Baptists at 1, Senior Employed Boys vs Musketeers at 2, Croton Troop 5 vs Regal at 3, Scorpions vs Phantoms at 4, Imperial Five vs Y M J Five of Youngstown after the fourth game. admission free.
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Association
Harry S
Tip Tops
First Baptists
Musketeers
Croton Troop
Regal
Scorpions
Phantoms
Imperial Five
Youngstown
Sophomore Quint To Practice Daily At New Castle High
The New Castle sophomore class basketball team will practice daily this week at 4 p m in the Senior High School gym. All candidates wishing to try out are urged to attend.
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New Castle High School
Busy Bee Girls Form Floor Team At YWCA
Busy Bee Girls club organized two basketball teams with Miss Sally Artz coaching at the YWCA gym at 7 tonight. First team features Bloos, Leonhardt, Bender, Prediger, Schaas, and Prediger. second team includes Fuss, Mitzi, V. Bender, Miller, Webster, Schmidt, and more practice to add outside games.
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Busy Bee Girls
Sally” Artz
Ne-Ca-Hi
Bloos
Leonhardt
K. Bender
Prediger
Schaas
Fuss
Mitzi
V. Bender
Miller
Webster
Schmidt
Bowling League Tie Rules Prompt Final Standings
Central Christians capped two straight games over Central Presbyterians in the New Castle Church Bowling League. Captains agreed the winner of the two games would receive three games in final standings. Richards led the winners with high score. Next match December 31 pits First Methodists against First Baptists.
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Central Presbyterians
New Castle
Richards
First Methodists
First Baptists
Central Presbyterian Ist
Perporteot
Sour Oils Son Att
Corte
Loveridge
Toprim
Met Hee
Central Christian Lst
McParian
Ies Vaes
PS Ee
Basketball Enjoys Its Usual Big Season in 1925
Basketball, a popular winter sport, enjoyed its usual national appeal in 1925. The Original Celtics of New York were regarded as the top team, though defeated once or twice and kept to close scores. The AAU championship, under the Kansas City Athletic Club, was won by Washburn College five of Topeka Kansas.
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Celtics
New York
Kansas City Athletic Club
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Pirates Win First Pennant Since 1909 in Dramatic Series
The Pirates capture the World Series title after a tense seven game fall in which they rally from a 3 1 deficit to defeat the Senators. Roger Peckinpaugh is named American League MVP. Hornsby tops NL batting while Dazzy Vance leads the NL in pitching. Minor leagues see Baltimore and San Francisco triumphs with a quirky World Series twist.
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Pittsburgh
Senators
Washington
Pirates
Traynor
Tripe
Peckinpaugh
Walter Johnson
Cuyler
Giants
Athletics
Roger Peckinpaugh
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Wright
Aldridge
Vance
Hornsby
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Cove
Baltimore Orioles
Louisville
San Francisco
Atlanta
Waterbury
Fort Worth
Baltimore
Seals
Orioles
Colonels
Big Splash of 1925 In Swimming Headlines
Review highlights failed English Channel attempts by Lillian Harrison and Gertrude Ederle with Ishak Helmy earning praise for rescuing collapsed swimmers. Freyberg nearly reached shore. Ederle set a Battery to Sandy Hook record before going professional. Weissmuller posted fastest outdoor 100 time and multiple titles.
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English Channel
Mme
Lion
France
Lillian Harrison
Argentina
Ishak Helmy
Egypt
Col
Freyberg
England
Gertrude Ederle
the Battery
New York
Sandy Hook
Illinois Athletic Club
Women
Helen Wainwright
St. Augustine
Aileen Riggin
Arne Borg
America
Chicago
Johnny Weissmuller
Tex Rickard Dons Stars On Ice Team Jerseys
Feg Murray notes Tex Rickard has arrayed his hockey squad in star emblazoned jerseys amid a riotous game. He implies the spectacle already featured many stars and heightened drama.
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Feg Murray
Tex Rickard
National Collegiate Athletics Meet Faces Proposals Today
National Collegiate Athletic Association delegates convene to discuss athletics in education, aim to keep college and professional games separate, and condemn professional football. Leaders including Major General Palmer E. Pierce and Bishop William Manning will speak. district reports and membership applications from Hobart St Bonaventure Millsaps and others considered.
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International News Service
York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Palmer E. Pierce
Association
William T. Manning
New York
E. M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
James A. Drain
American Legion
John Wilce
Ohio State
J. P. Richardson
C. W. Kennedy
Princeton
S. V. Sanford
University of Georgia
J. F. O. Pyre
Wisconsin
W. Beyer
Iowa State
D. A
All-Star Team Edges Pick-Ups In Close Y Gym Showdown
Collegiate All-Stars edged Walter Kirker's Pick-Ups 33 to 31 at the Y gym in a nip and tuck game. Beadel and Griffith paced the All-Stars while Hamilton and Dennison led the Pick-Ups. field and free throw totals are noted for each player. The piece notes a return bout between Eddie Huffman and Ad Stone drawing boxing fans to Madison Square Garden on New Year's night.
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Walter Kirker
Hamilton
Dennison
Beadel
Griffith
Coen
Quigley Boyles
Dennison Waller
Hamilton Etter
Kirker
Boyles
Waller
Eddie Huffman
Ad Stone
Madison Square Carden
Rieck McJunkin Team Wins Duckpin Match at McCoy Alleys
Rieck McJunkin defeated the Jewish Boys in a close duckpin match at McCoy alleys by 14 pins. The Ice Cream Makers lost the first game but won the next two as Ow ens and Sanker each had a high score of 152.
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Rieck-McJunkin
McCoy Alleys
Ice Cream Makers
Owens
Sanker
Farrell Five Meets Fast Lincoln Five Tonight
Lincoln Five faces the Farrell Celtics at Rose Avenue gym at 7 30 Based on recent form the Red and Black team aims to extend a triumph over the Army Five and maintain top confidence Lincoln Captain Jones Cuba Van Fossan Gennock Baptiste Mariacher Uhle Blanning and Hoskins report Manager Dan Eardley notes difficulty booking games Local schools and teams in the area are urged to contact Eardley at 220 Weaver Street New Castle PA
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Lincoln Five
Farrell Celtics
Rose Avenue
Army Five
Farrell
Celtics
Atta
Jones
Cuba
van Fossan
Gennock
Baptiste
Mariacher
Uhle
Blanning
Hoskins
Dan Eardley
W. N
Wampum
New Wilmington
Twin Floor Bill At Y Tonight
Penna Ohio Electric basketball team faces Sharon division at the Y M C A at 9 o clock. Local passers are in top shape hoping to beat the Mercer countians. An 8 o clock preliminary game and a large crowd are expected.
Youngstown Team Seeks Games In New Castle Area
Sigma Club of the Y M C A Youngstown seeks basketball games in New Castle and nearby on foreign courts. The strictly road team with ex high school players is rated strong in the region and won last year as Slagel's team. Contact Joe Davis 831 Parkview Ave Youngstown Ohio.
Golf Pros To Stage Great Meet On Coast
Los Angeles hosts the Los Angeles Country Club event opening January 7 9 and 19 with a star field led by Joe Kirkwood Bill Melhorn Al Watrous Bob White Bobby Cruickshank Gene Sarazen and Charley Chung the first Chinese player in a major tourney. The 6547 yard par 72 course features famed holes including the Grand Canyon and a tough eighth hole with barranca and trees as major hazards. Melhorn praised the layout and aims for a strong score despite the strong field.
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Copeland C. Burg
International News Service
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
West
Joe Kirkwood
Bill Melherg
America
al Watrous
Chicago
Bob White
Bobby Cruickshank
Philadelphia
George van Elm
California
John Black
Omaha
MacDonald Smith
New York
Gene Sarazen
Charley Chung
Chung
Los Angeles Country Club
Grand Canyon
Melhorn
Last Night’s Fights in New York Upsets and KOs
New York referee Ruby Goldstein stopped Georgie Day of New Haven in the third round at New York. In Oklahoma Geo Courtney knocked out Jose Perris of Spain in the first round.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Georgie Day
New Haven
Geo. Courtney
Oklahoma
Jose Perris
Spain
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