New Castle Track Team Begins Early Spring Training
New Castle high school opens spring track work under Coach Joseph L. Kahn with about forty candidates, aiming to bolster a strong relay squad that placed at the Penn Relays last spring. Captain Kerr leads the effort as Johnny Hill eyes a track comeback and hopes for a 440 yard dash specialist.
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New Castle High School
Joseph L. Kahn
Kahn
Bridenbaugh
Kerr
Nucelus
Ralph Day
Sidney Lockley
Crawford
Winter
Sumner
Dufford
Clegg
Blanning
Bratchie
McCoy
Early
Dean
New Castle High
Penn
Johnny Hill
Fifty Years in Sport spotlighting early baseball pioneers
Norman Ef Brown profiles the sport’s early architects. Harry Wright founded professional baseball with the Cincinnati Red Stockings and produced 69 straight victories. Albert Spalding, a pitcher and organizer, helped introduce baseball to Europe and led Chicago, later shaping the National League. Nick Young organized the Professional Association and served as NL secretary for 26 years. John M Ward, star pitcher turned shortstop, helped spur the Brotherhood revolt and managed in Brooklyn before returning to the Giants. James O’Rourke, a .300 hitter, aided the Providence Grays’ 1879 pennant and set pay records with the Giants arrival. The four shaped the game’s early development and lore.
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Norman EF. Brown
Harry Wright
John Ward
Albert G. Spalding
Nick Young
James O'Rourke
Wright
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Red Stockings
Cincinnati
George
Spaldine
Europe
Snalding
National League
Spalding
Chicago
White Stockings
California
Baseball Foundation
Young
Olympic Club
Washington
John M. Ward
Providence Grays
New York Giants
Ward
Brooklyn
Yars
Giants
O'Rourke
Buffalo Club
Criers
Dan Brothers
Dan
Troy
Former Local Boy Honored As Florida Soccer Manager 1925
Arthur C. Wimer, a former local boy and standout Florida goalie, named manager of the 1925 varsity team. Louis E. Dukoit to lead as captain. Wimer, a 1923 New Castle High School graduate and Florida sophomore, noted for speed and versatility, will team with Dukoit next season as they close season with a Miami matchup.
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University of Florida
Arthur C. Wimer
Louis E. Dukoiit
Miami
Wimer
Joseph L. Wimer
East Washington Street
New Castle High School
Florida School
Florida
Wimner
Southern University
Get Rid of Piles-Now Pyramid Suppositories Ad
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories as a quick relief for burning soreness and protrusions. It claims thousands testify and that many avoided operations. A 60 cent box is available at drug stores.
New Castle to Meet Butler Here Friday
New Castle high school basketball, riding two sectional IX wins, hosts Butler high in a Friday league clash at the senior high gym. The girls game opens at 7 15 p.m. with New Castle facing Sharon. Butler brings a veteran squad aiming to seize the league lead now held by New Castle.
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New Castle
Butler
New Castle Girls
Sharon High
New Castle High
Butler High
Sharon
Mars High
Mars
Evans City
Ellwood City
Butler Court
Grove City High
Bridenbaugh
McClure
Tony Monaco
Bob Winter
Melcher
Tomasello
Harry Robinson
Wright
Hanlon
Sumner
Day
Miss Gilbert
New Castle High School
Tube City
Ellwood
Steel City
Central Christian Passers Defeat Sacred Hearts 24 to 18
Central Christian Church passers win a fourth straight by a late rally at Rose Avenue Gym, defeating Sacred Hearts 24 18. M Thomas leads with five points, while Banjo DeThomas and Marcella excel for the losers. Substitutions include Maielli for Banjo and A Thomas for Cumshaw. Referee Kerr.
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Central Christian
Rose Avenue
Central Christian Church
Sacred Hearts
M. Thomas
Banjo
DeThomas
Marcella
Central Christians
Cowmeadow
Banjo Thomas
Cee
Ross Cumshaw
Qian Ae
Leonard
Maielli
A. Thomas
Cumshaw
Smith
Phelps
de Thomas
Christians
Kerr
Shenango Works Duck Pin League Results Highlight Scores
Shenango Works Duck Pin League at McCoy alleys reports General Office taking 2 of 3 from Shipping Department while Hot Mill also goes 2 of 3 against Boxing Room. William Lenning of Boxing Room posted 183 and 198 as top scores. Season averages listed for all players. Boarding houses in Japan must display boarders names outside doors.
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Shenango
McCoy
General Office
Shipping Department
Hot Mill
Boxing Room
William Lenning
Japan
Swartz the Eons
UN Eee
Lenning
Weide
H. Richards
Biddle
Perry
Koonce Ane Oe
Ww. Richards
Fly Richards
Jackson
McBride Oyes
Ce Lonhing
T. Richards
Swartzlander
McCaslin
Lee
Reick de
Ote Lee
Sweet
Fuinas Over Eres
Eae
W. Lenning
Koonee
Richards
Laskey
Cypher
Pugh
Evans O
Weir
Magee
McCarthy
Kocker
Shipping Dept General Office
Miss Sara McGoun Set To Break City Scoring Record
Miss Sara McGoun of New Castle high school is on pace to break the city girls scoring record after four games. She has 60 points to date, 52 of which came in two games, a likely single season city mark. Her teamwork and shooting keep her a prime threat for visiting teams. Past standout players included Bessie Wallace, Imogene Gillespie, and Gertrude Gillespie.
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Sara McGoun
New Castle High School
Miss McGoun
New Castle High
Bessie Wallace
Imogene Gillespie
Gertrude Gillespie
Grove City Prepares For Thief Game Friday Evening
Grove City plans a tough practice after a taxing game with Pitt. Coach Thorn rests the Crimson squad to rebuild strength ahead of Friday night’s Thief contest and upcoming two day trip to Carnegie Tech and West Virginia. Several players show fatigue and may lose playing time if condition does not improve.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Pitt
Crimson
Thorn
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Emooth
Indianapolis Fights End in KOs and Draws
Last night at Indianapolis Wallace knocked out Bil lards of Allentown in the second round while Merle Aice of Indianapolis edged Danny Daugherty of Cincinnati in ten rounds Willie Sullivan of Cincinnati fought Beamer Roberts of Indianapolis to a ten round draw. The government stores of hooch will shrink enough for the regular army to guard. January is the month to finish Christmas bills by February first.
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Indianapolis
Roy Wallace
Tom Billards
Allentown
Merle Aice
Danny Daugherty
Cincinnati
Willie Sullivan
Beamer Roberts
Washington Has Hardy Oarsmen In 1925 Crew
University of Washington opens the 1925 rowing season on Lake Washington with a strong turnout under coach Russell S Calow. Seven veterans of the 1924 national championship crew are back, plus nearly 50 varsity and junior varsity athletes. Noted figures Al Ulbrickson and Don Walling trade strokes, while a new coxswain must be found to replace Donald Grant 24. The article notes optimism for the Huskies amid competition for the stroke and leadership roles.
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International News Service
University OF Washington
Seattle
Lake Washington
Poughkeepsie
Russell S
Rusty) Calow
Callow
Washington
Hudson
al Ulbrickson
Dane
Don Walling
Ulbrickson
Walling
Albrickson
Washington Shell
Harrison Sanford
Homer Kearns
Max Luft
Harry J Dutton
Hal Cordon
Standing Of Class League Leaders and Friday Matchups
The standings show seniors at 7 668, juniors 1 668, sophomores 2 1 668, Mahoningtown 1, North Street 0. Friday games list North Street versus Franklin at Rose Avenue, seniors versus Mahoningtown at Mahoningtown, and sophomores versus juniors at Senior High.
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Ben Franklin
Mahoningtown
North Street
Franklin
Rose Avenue
Mahoninetown
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