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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
21
Internat international News Service reports rival managers dispute McGraw's rapid early conditioning approach. While Ty Cobb advocates restraint, McGraw pushes full squad workouts to win a fifth straight pennant, drawing parallels to the 1914 Giants season and warning against premature fatigue.
Imperials dominated Moravia Street Stars 87 to 17 at Buckeye gym. Star guard Bing Arest scored none while H Plant and Davis led the winners with strong field and free throw totals. Substitutions and full stats listed. refereed by Zahish Timet Gillman.
Uniontown High school basketball coach A J Everhart, named as coach of the championship team, is identified as a product of Westminster College. The wording notes his association with Westminster and his role at Uniontown High.
The Blue and White institution standout, about 16 years ago, rose to prominence as a top all around athlete at United Presbyterian school. Everhart has found success coaching at Uniontown. His team earned Pennsylvania’s state title by defeating Williamsport 21 to 14 at Penn State College, earning the right to play in the national tournament in Chicago.
Tin Mill bowlers from the New Castle Works duck-pin league held a banquet Saturday night at The Blue Goose Inn on Youngstown road. The Blue Goose orchestra provided music and Red Mack and company performed with Cap itol Four delivering songs while Mae Mack did a novelty act.
By Norman E. Brown Earl Combs, a brilliant young outfielder, appears set to win the Yankee center-field job unless he suffers another freak mishap. Last season he fractured an ankle on a routine play, missing most of the summer, but he batted .400 in 24 games before the injury and impressed Miller Huggins with his fielding and speed. He faces Whitey Witt in spring camp, with Combs favored due to steadier consistency and left handed power, though Witt brings mobility and grit. If healthy, Combs should beat Witt for the center field slot ahead of Ruth and Meusel, barring further slips or missteps.
Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute argues that new psychology grounded in pure science holds the key to human happiness amid modern stress. He praises preventive medicine but notes aging and brain deterioration still threaten, urging focus on the psychology of judgment, imagination, and kindness for lasting progress. The Penn relay carnival is highlighted as a major forthcoming event with Oxford and Cambridge teams and widespread college participation.
Rotary Troop 2 won the annual Boy Scout swimming meet held at the association pool. Scoutmaster McCombs led with 47 points as Rotary dominated eight events, with Harold Sankey of Rotary Troop 1% earning high honors totaling 1134 points. Fred Schuller and Will iams of Rotary Troop 2 followed in scoring, while Croton Troop 4 and others trailed.
A Croton Troop 5 dominated field events with wins by A Die Try, Schuller and Sankey in 60 and 46 yard races and a diving contest. Croton Troop 2 saw Fiorelli and Trewstner place second. Williams of Troop 2 won the 100 yard dash with Switser second and Young third. Separately, many fast horses have moved to Ak Sar Ban track in Omaha for a three week meeting starting June. The Southwestern baseball league plans a start on April 29 with a circuit of three Kansas cities and three in Oklahoma.
Butler star Lloyd Jordan led the West Fenn basketball season scoring with 273 points from 304 field goals and 67 fouls. Loeffler was second with 241 points, while Sam Richards and Dave Hoskins of Shelby Tube finished 21st and 22nd respectively. In boxing, Louis Kanlan succeeded Johnny Dan ce as featherweight champ and Phil Rosenberg dethroned Eddie Martin for bantamweight title.
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