Syracuse Aims for All American Honor and Unbeaten Season
Syracuse coach Reynolds praises Vic Hanson as a likely All American end while the 1925 squad boasts an aggressive offense under new leadership. The Orange, undefeated so far, faces Penn State Columbia and Colgate as it seeks historic milestones on a strong start.
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Ellwood City Game Tickets Sought By New Castle Fans
Faculty Manager Ralph H Gard ner of New Castle High says he has reserved 1000 adult tickets with Ellwood City High for a November 14 game at Ellwood City. General admission sells for 75 cents with reserved seats at 25 cents extra. He aims to secure 500 student tickets at 50 cents each, with sales starting November 1.
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New Castle Meets Shelby Tube Team In Ellwood City Clash
New Castle soccer travels to Ellwood City for a Northwest Penn league match against Shelby Tube Saturday at 3 30 p m. The lineup features H Littlewood GK EK Lewis L halfback Jack Hitchen R back R Webber L half Captain Jack Jones C mid Jack Grittie R wing D Leishman L wing G Lewis Inside left G Sutton Center Ernie Lewis Inside right L Lewis with Pete Grittie as utility.
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The Big Busts of 1925 Babe Ruth Tops List
This 1925 wrap highlights Babe Ruth as the era’s marquee bust despite 25 homers. It notes Ruth’s slump during the season, his appetite and health issues, and how poor form affected the Yankees’ fortunes and gate receipts. The piece lauds Ruth’s attempt to return under Huggins and the public's continued interest in his career.
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Senior League clash at Ben Franklin field Friday
New Castle High School senior class team under Coach Arthur McCombs meets Ben Franklin Junior High proteges in the Inter-Class League opener at Ben Franklin field. The late-start league also postponed Sophomores versus Ben Franklin and Juniors versus Seniors to a later date.
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Harold Marshall Named Manager of Wampum Team
Harold Marshall was named manager of the W. N. Class basketball team of the Wampum Presbyterian church at an opening practice meeting in the Opera House. He will prepare a schedule and invites teams to request games by writing H. W. Marshall, Box 227, Wampum, or calling between 5 50 and 6 o'clock. Fourteen players drilled and practice continues tonight and next week on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 15.
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Allegheny to Meet Boston University Next Saturday
Allegheny College football coach Davies plans to start his regu lars against Boston University next Saturday in Boston. The team, banged up after the St. Bonaventure game, showed defensive improvement and will focus on stopping Boston’s passing attack after last year’s 13 0 loss.
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Princeton Team Seen As Ordinary This Season
Bill Roper faces a weak Princeton squad with 11 veterans lacking real power. The 1926 outfit shows patchy talent from Slagle, Dignan, Gates, and a few others, beating Navy late but failing to impress overall. Roper notes Princeton’s unpredictable results as he aims to mold a competitive unit.
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Kivans Brothers Lead Early Bowling Win For League
Ki vans Brothers won two of three against Rick Overlands as Reynolds Thorn Summers beat Economy Shoe Store twice. Mack rolled 224 in game one and C Lennig led game two with 235. All games exceeded 600, signaling solid early season form.
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