Elyria High football signs up 1925 squad and schedule
Elyria high school football opens 1925 season with 11 candidates reporting to coach H H Stiffler at 2 pm Saturday at the high school gym. Practice begins Monday with Akron West as the first opponent in three weeks on Sept 22. Only three lettermen return, several players from last year expected to strengthen the lineup, and two practice fields are prepared west of the stadium. The schedule includes Akron West, Oberlin, Toledo Central, Lakewood, Akron East, Barberton Heights, Rocky River, Shaw, and Lorain.
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Negro Defeats Joe Dundee in Second Round Technical Knockout
CHICAGO Aug 31 Jack Thompson the California Negro welterweight defeated champion Joe Dundee in a scheduled 11 round bout by a technical knockout in the second round The title was not at stake as Thompson weighed in light and dominated Dundee with a rapid assault early in the bout Dundee was floored twice in the second round before the referee stopped the fight New York Aug 31 Columbia University will adopt a football program from fall 1925 Reynolds Benson says Columbia and Colgate signed a two year contract to meet in 1924 and 1934 and Dartmouth and Cornell are set for 1928 with another eastern team to be signed
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Hagen Plans Golf Tour of Australia
Chicago Aug 3 Wa Hagen announced he would sail from the South Africa tour after the second match tomorrow in the world championship series with Johnny Farrell. He has met South America and the only continent not yet played.
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Americans Need Only Thee Victories
In Chicago at Wheaton the American golf team faced Britain with a clean sweep in singles, led by Captain Keating and teammates Jones, Avera, and Hardman. The British alternates and titleholder Marconi challenged, but the Americans hoped to carry the Trophy with strong performances across the singles lineup.
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Babe Ruth hits 47th homer of season against Senators
Babe Ruth slugged his 47th homer of the season in the seventh inning for the Yankees in Washington. Pitcher Jones started for the Senators and the blast broke a shutout as New York won 3 to 1. Ruth moved two games and four homers ahead of his 1927 schedule.
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National Games Update From Standing American Events
National Games today report shows results across events with standings and scores. Key figures include Cis remati Ut and IyRia achieving top placements as PAu records two points in the tally. Officials note ongoing competitions across venues with emphasis on national rankings and upcoming finals.
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Braves Rally Past Phillies 6 5 After Late Homer
Boston Braves erased a four run edge to edge the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 5. Freigan belted a home run in the eighth inning as the rally swung the game in favor of Boston.
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Bradley Offers $175000 for Gehrig
Cleveland reports a prominent owner offered veteran first baseman Gehrig a spring contract at $175,000. Negotiations with the Yankees continued as debate over terms persisted. The offer was said to be the highest ever for a player in the American League.
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High Scores At Rifle Meet Among Junior Competitors
Scores from a junior rifle meet show David Washington of Washington, D. C., winning with 301 points in a field of eight, while Wilkens and A. Washington, D. C., placed second and third. The event featured prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing stages with 10 shots per stage. Other scores from Chicago, Joppa, Wilmington, and Ypsilanti ranged up to 266 263, across ages 15 to 19 in the United States team competition.
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English 100 yard swim record set by Samson
Coventry Aug 31 P C Samson of Winnois A C won the English 100 yard championship in 54 2 5 seconds new British amateur mark surpassing Tsuke Kahanamoku’s 54 4 5 seconds from 1920.
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Scott Returns to Giants as Veteran Pitcher for Pennant Drive
Jack Scott rejoins the New York Giants for a pennant push, with John J. McGraw sending Bill Walker to Toledo to secure the veteran right hander. Scott previously starred in the 1922 World Series and later bounced between Toledo and the Giants, trading blows with McGraw amid a noted personal rivalry.
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Scoreboard Summary From Yesterday’s Baseball Action
Lead Sam Jones limited the Yankees to seven hits as the Senators beat Waite Host 3 to 1. Babe Ruth slugged his 47th homer for New York. Red Sox edged Athletics 3 to 2 with Morris fanning three in the ninth and Ruffing driving in two for Boston. Cubs beat Reds 6 to 2 to stay second in the NL as Hartnett rapped a double and Beck hit a triple with Root’s sac fly. Tigers won 5 to 3 over Indians after Hargrave’s triple sparked a first-inning surge. Rain halted Cardinals Pirates with St Louis up 2 to in the second inning.
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Cincinnati Player Jablonowski to Join Columbus Senators
Pete Jablonowski of the Cincinnati Reds will join the Columbus Senators here tomorrow as payment for Kenneth Ash, a pitcher recalled by the Reds. The move follows Ash moving to the Reds from Columbus.
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Indians Arrive In Chicago For Three Games
The Cleveland Indians arrived in Chicago for a three game series with the White Sox. Willis Hudlin pitched for the Tribe but the Tigers won the final game 5 to 3. Sorrell limited the Indians to two singles. From Chicago, the Redskins will proceed to St. Louis.
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Youngsters Hold Key To U S Doubles Title Bid
In Chestnut Hill Mass a nine player pool including George Lert and John Hennesser competes for the national doubles crown. Hennessey and Lore show grit as they face Jacques Brignon and Henri Cocher in the Longwood bowl semifinals. Paterson and Hawkes of Australia beat Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn in a prior match.
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League Leaders Defeated in Key NL AL Games
Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 3 to 1 while the Boston Red Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 2. Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals trailed in the second inning as standings show New York and Chicago area teams atop both leagues with several clubs within shouting distance.
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Sid Terris Mulls Title Quest After Lightweight Crown
New York dispatch reports Sid Terris vows to seek the lightweight title only after securing a championship. In an open letter to boxing writers he defends his chin against prior doubts and counters recent bout opinions.
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Following The Stars Following The Stars
Rogers Hornsby 332 bit single and scored one run three times at best. Goose Goslin 1 bit triple, scored one run and batted in twice in four at bats. Lou Gehrig singled in four at bats. Wa Waner idle. Al Simmons 6359 doubled and scored one run in four at bats. Freddy Lindstrom idle. Babe Ruth hit home run and one single in four at bats scoring one run. Bottoamler idle.
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Pole arch match postponed amid Argentine brawl in New York
Sports briefs report a postponed international pole event between Argentina and the United States due to a brawl. The game was rescheduled for September 1, with tensions lingering after the incident in New York. Roberto Roberti and Ira Han are listed among those involved.
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Boxing Signings And Local Sports Notes From New York
Signed contracts with Humbert J Fugazy to meet Kauts Manseo at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on October 12 Hansen not signed The contract would donate entire purse to charity if Hansen agrees Italy bout signed for Madison Square Garden September 13 by Jess McMahon Treated as part of a larger New York sports roundup also noting Olympic team member Silus Martha New York set a 300 metre record in Vienna and Illinois agricultural conferences planned for October and November plus a Lima Peru humor item about phonographs and noisy stores and ongoing highway work
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Fried Spring Chicken and Steak Dinners Sundays at Al's
Sunday dinners at Al's Restaurant opposite the N C Passenger Depot advertise fried spring chicken and steak with all the trimmings. The notice highlights weekly meals offered at the eatery near the train station.
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