First Regiment League Basketball Draws Big Crowd
In a crowded Y M C A gym last night the First Regiment 1925 contest league opened with Asbury and Bethesda tied for first after a 317 finish. Tilghman led MLP with six field goals and one foul shot, Moore added four fields and two free throws, while Episcopal and Presbyterian teams split honors with Brewington White and Ackley scoring, keeping all four teams tied for the top spot.
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Asbury
Bethesda Boys
Tilchman
Jonah
MLP
Moore
Elow
Thoma
Hurley
Presbyterian
Abs
Matrons Gym Class Forms Team At Y Center
Enrollment in the Matrons Gym class at the Y has grown rapidly prompting the association to buy two 10 ft mats and install new bars. Seventeen ladies are in the class with more to join as space is created. Members hold sessions Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2 PM to enjoy gym activities including volleyball basketball and relays. A strong basketball team may emerge as several members have collegiate experience. Vernon W Richards J E Wiley Mrs Harry LoHarcam Mr HOC Johnson Mrs A E Williams Mrs Henry Connor and Mrs Lewis F Stevens are showing good form with practice.
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Vernon Wo Rachards
JE Wiley
Harry Lo Harcum
Hoc Johnson
A. E. Williams
Henry Connor
Lewis F Stevens
Basketball Night Sees First-Place Clash On Monday Floor
The Church Basketball teams vie for top spot in a tied standings night. The opening game pits Presbyterian against another squad while Ashburts offers its lineup, as visitors Sparreaj and the tenant winners from the first half contest on fouls and tangle for control.
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Asburs
Incident at Home Plate Involving St. Louis Brown
A garbled report describes a past event with Blig Glea and a St. Louis Brown player. The tale mentions a trip to home plate to second base and an attempt to embarrass a teammate, with unclear quotes and uncertain details.
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Blig Glea
St. Louis Brown
Tha Guick
Gaston Beat Shines Among Browns Pitchers in 1924
Young right hander Mion Gaston, tied to the Louis Browns via a deal involving Joe Bush and Joe Girard, showed a stronger pitching record in 1924 than most Browns hurlers. Urban Shocker and others had better marks, but Gaston’s major league experience with the Yankees as a reliever highlighted a solid season.
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Mion Gaston
Louis Browns
Joe Bush
Joe Girard
New York Yankee
Urban Xhocker
Browns
St Louis
Wingerd
Jeavis
Kayne
Shocker
Aston
Yankees
Tea Hurtere
George Lyene
Bil
Captain BI Knesse Guards Big Penn Team
Captain BI Knesse serves as a guard for the University of Pennsylvania basketball team. The article portrays him as a standout player in what is described as one of the best squads in some time.
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BI Knesse
University of Pennsylvania
Baseball Intrigue and Player Moves Across Leagues
A scrambled wrap of baseball trades and rumors cites players like Frankie Frimah and Ray Hales in moves between the International, Western, and Atlantic leagues. It notes California involvement, salaries, and various team interest in St Joseph Des Moines and others with uncertain spellings and dates.
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Frankie Frimah
The
New York Glante
UN Questionabis
Crossword Puzzle Casts Confusing Clues and Errors
Readable fragments show a scrambled crossword puzzle from the Evening Times with odd terms and broken phrases. Items include vertical and horizontal clues, misprints like purposed names and a London demonstration of a device that cleans and polishes shee at three per minute.
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London
Breaks and leaders mark sports and world events
The article recalls Clark Griffiths influence on team strategy with the phrase get the breaks and credits him for coining it. It also notes Harry Heilman praising Griffith and mentions Ed Strangler Lewis touring taboo camps for conservative influence, plus Ebert’s political roles and Germany’s national day of mourning after his death.
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Griffith Wuld
Bos Saya Farvis
Ebert
Ier
Berlin
German petition muddles mood before presidential vote
First German continued from Page 1 before the presidential election produces more confusion in a petitionist situation already badly muddled. Kent Ebert was the first of all the patriotic Germans to forget no line when it became necessary check the extremists, either in the.
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Kent Ebert
Man Walks 2573 Miles to Church Over SE Years
Vernon Texta records a 2573 mile trek to a church over many years to mark an anniversary. He describes distances, daily steps, and time spent walking from Sundays to commemorative events, noting weeks, months, and totals.
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Mout Vernon
Haptiet
An-I
Sundas
Rwabt Metro
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Des Molines
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