Elyria High Breaks Losing Streak With Akron East Win
Elyria High school defeated Akron East 14 to 11 on Akron East’s floor to snap a three game losing skid. Colgan led Elyria with eight points while Berger Dean and Henry contributed strong floor play. Akron East’s Dyer had five and Keeney four. Referee Werner from the University of Akron received praise for impartial officiating.
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Babe Ruth Hints at 1925 Home Run Chase in New Year Talk
George Ruth leaves New York for Hot Springs to bow his beef and reflect on 1925 goals. He aims to hit at least sixty home runs and help the Yankees win another pennant while acknowledging the record may remain out of reach as age and effort weigh in.
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New York
George Ho Ruth
Hhke
Brownhelm Teams Top Camden in Rough Games
Brownhelm boys, led by Baird and Meyers, beat Camden 11-5 as the halftime lead reached 8-0. The girls defeated Camden 5-3 in a rough contest. Brownhelm next faces Henrietta.
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Brownhelm
Camden High
Brownheln
Oberlin Faculty 3 Defeats Sandusky in Local Showdown
Johny Atkinson led Oberlin high faculty to a 39 to 29 win over Sandusky with 12 field goals. Mackey set up Atkinson while Robinson scored steadily for Oberlin. Coach Miller paced the Sandusky squad as the return bout between Renault and Romero is scheduled for Madison Square Garden on February 13.
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Johny Atkinson
Oberlin
Sandusky High School
Atkenson
Oberlin High
Blue Mentors
Atkinson
Mackey
Ro Tinson
Miller
Jack Renault
Quintin Romero
Madison Square Gardian
Pon Anson Linked Pioneer Days With the Present
Norman E Brown salutes Pop Anson as the figure who most linked early baseball to modern times. He recalls Anson joining the Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago in the NL, leading leagues in batting, managing pennants, and his enduring impact before his death near age seventy.
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Anson
Thexs
Sin
Fane
John McGraw
Ason
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Thethers
Neck Young
Philadelphia Athletics
National League
Spaulding
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Brotherhood
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Ty Cobb
Nap Lajoie
Hans Wagener
John Clarkson
Jim McCormick
Billy Sunday
van Haltren
Pat Tebeau
Hugh Duffy
Duke” Iarrell
Buck’ Ewing
Ned Hanlon
John Morrill
Deacon
Deacon” McGuire
Old Hose” Radbourne
Pirates Hopeful Morrison Aims for Pennant Run
Baseball notes highlight Johnny Morrison as a premier curveball pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Past seasons show inconsistency with 11 wins in 16 starts last year, 12 decisions, and 11.4 runs allowed in 2.5 innings of relief. If he regains form to 1923 pace the Pirates’ pennant bid improves. otherwise doubt grows.
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Pirate
Johnny Morrison
Jolly Succanecers
Morrison
Pir.burg
Pirates
Pittsburg
O Connell Seen as Goat in Ongoing Debate on Incidents
Commissioner Landis backs O Connell’s account amid claims of others’ involvement in the incident. The piece notes gambling influences on players and previews a heavyweight elimination series including Sammy Starcel Johnny Leonard Sid Terris Juss Vieenant Sid Barbarian Jack Bernstein Archie Walker and Charles Cuorrelban. It discusses O Connell’s home town bid to advance preliminaries and questions Dundee’s status and Rickard’s possible selections Basil Galiano and Tommy O'Brien as contenders.
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Tex Hieard
Sammy Starcel
Johnny Leonard
Sid Terris
J Uss Vieenant
Sid Barbarian
Jack Bernstein
Cours
Richard Mamed
Archie Walker
Charles Cuorrelban
O'Connel
Cleveland
Walker
O'Connell
New York Athletic Commission
Johnny Dundee
Rickard
Basil Galiano
Tommy O'Brien
Non-Conference and Week Results Across Ohio Colleges
A compilation of last week results across multiple colleges including Vioregr, North, Heidelberg, Western Reserve, Akron, Mount Union, and others with scores listed such as Vioregr 76 and Heidelberg 26. Upcoming games include Trinity at Alliance and Wooster at Springfield among others as schedules extend through Friday and Saturday.
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Wann Lanen
Onig North
Wottenberg
Norrhprere
Heidelhore
Wettenbers
Muskingum
Mweller AE
Ae Te Qhorkiin SA
Western Reserve
Tueshay— Trenktreig
Mount Union
Alliances
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UK University
Athens
Operlin
Cincinnati
Wooster
Wittenberg
Springfield
Akron
New Concord
Dayton
Cedarville
Case
Reserve
Hiram
Alliance
Ottenbein
Westerville
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Baldwin-Wallace
Ixenyon
Gamner
Denison
Ohio University
Delaware
Oberlin
Miami
Oxford
Detroit University
John Carroll
Cleveland
Wilmington
Y League Basketball Schedule and Standings
This week's Y M C A basketball schedule lists senior Church League games with matchups including St Marys versus First Congregational Hungarian Reformed versus St Agnes St Pauls against Church of Christ St Andrews facing St Johns and Methodist playing Grace Lutheran Public Service vs.
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St. Pauls
Church of Christ
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St. Johns
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Industrial League
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Colson Co
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Agnes
Cleveland Indians Planning for Season
Baseball fans look ahead as Cleveland Indians consider spring training trips and the team’s prospects for the pennant in the coming season. The article notes early talk of the plan and reflects on team potential and fan anticipation.
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Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians spring schedule and training sites listed
The schedule outlines the Indians spring training and regular season start with games in Lakeland Plant City and Lake land Florida and opponents including St. Louis Milwaukee Columbus Cincinnati Boston Rochester Atlanta Mobile New Orleans Alabama and Cincinnati. Indoor dates list March 15 to April 12 with venues in Lakeland Orlando St. Peters burg Savannah Montgomery Tuscaloosa and Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
Indians
Lakeland
Fla
Indianapolis
Plant City
Milwaukee
Sanford
Columbus
Winter Haven
Cincinnati
Orlando
Boston
St. Petersburg
Rochester
Savannah
Atlanta
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Lions Beat Youngstown Y Team 24 to 17 in Narrow Win
The Torain Lions crushed the Youngstown Y squad 24 to 17 at Youngstown Saturday night. They meet the Tuscarowa Indians here this evening.
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Torain Lions
Yorain
Lions
Youngstown
Tuscarowa Indians
LaGrange teams defeat Grafton in two close games
LaGrange High School girls win 3 to 0 and boys take 18 to 10 after a five minute OT. Close defense defined both contests as students and faculty later hosted Grafton visitors in the gym.
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LaGrange High School
Grafton High
Grafton
G. FF. T. Grafton
Darton
Seedelia
Kosinski
Dickason
Gardner
Bartlett
Totate
Eiusn Ls
FaGrange Boys
T. A. Hopkins
C. Sage, If
Walcott, Co
Gibbons to Fight Dempsey Wills Becomes Plan
Eddie Kane, spokesman for heavyweight contender Tom Gibbons, meets Tex Rickard in New York on February 2 to sign bouts with Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills. Kane arrived with Gibbons per Rickard's request to arrange future fights.
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Gibbons
New York
Tom Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Kane
Rickard
Lorain High Beats Amherst High 19 to 5 in Weekend Game
Lorain High defeated Amherst High 19 to 5 Saturday night at Amherst with many substitutes used. The contest stayed in Lorain’s control throughout.
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Amherst HI
Torain
Fighting Card For This Week
Boxing lineup listed by city with ten to twelve round bouts across Newark Philadelphia New York Harlem Boston Baltimore Montreal Milwaukee and more. Notable matches include Benny Bass Joy Schwarz in Philadelphia Jack Gallagher in Philadelphia and Sid Terris Sammy Mandell in New York with others featuring O Dowd Burns and Slattery among many. A charity bowling tournament in England featured the Countess of Plymouth and Lady Thomas captaining mixed teams.
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Tieser Flowers
Tizer Moore
Newark
Carl Tremaine
Jor Nelson
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Joy Schwarz
Johans Rinios
Jack Gallagher
Louis DeArco
Tommy Murray
Dave Shadows
Bob Lowrie
Hoston
Henry Leonard
Eddie Martin
Johnny Curtin
Jerseys City
Jimmy Slattery
Frankie Schuell
Buffalo
Benny Valgarvs
Sammy Berne
Harlem
Carl Duane
Jeddie Thierson
Mike O'Dowd
Masse Holub
Wadsworth
Titdie Atlas
Kirnie Miller
Benny Burns
Jimmy Hannison
Wadsworth, OS
Charley Tosenberg
Jack Josenhs
New York
Jack Stone
Jimmy Amata
Paddy Ryan
Eddie Shovlin
Hartford
Joel Silvers
Johnny Willias
Yonsners
Henry
Kid) Wolfe Ve
Young Denico
Baltimore
Bobby Garcia
Lew Myers
Lee
Kich) Roy
Sailor Burns
Montreal
Sammy Mandell
Harold Smith
Bushy Graham
Joe Celmars
Jackie Coburn
Billy Fitzsimmons
Rod McMahon
Countess of Plymouth
Lady Thomas
England
Youth League Fights Close In Three Games
In a YMCA Junior Church League Saturday action two of three games were decided by a single field goal with the third a clear win. Hungarian Reformed beat St Andrews 12 to 10 in a tight start to finish. St Marys defeated St Agnes 4 to 5 with Kiser scoring 35. In a dramatic Baptist vs Methodist showdown the Baptists edged the Baptists 9 to 8 in a late field goal.
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St. Adrews
G. F. Barkus
Schultz
Kirby
St Marys
G. F
Brown
Esenceeesss
TOS
Cc Aeedaaedee DE
St. Agnes
Wilbert
Musecack
Hewlett
Fortman
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Hastings
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Baptist G. F. iRterker
Cowie
Ssaeness-O Agck
Goacher
Two Hockey Games At Richwine Rink Sunday
Two teams played hockey at the Richwine rink on Sunday with players from both teams and several outsiders. The first game ended 7 to 4 the second 4 to 2 with a well conditioned ice and plenty of fun for the participants.
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Richwine
Richine
Jack Ambrose
Landis for Show Down in New York Baseball Inquiry
Cablegram says Judge Landis offered to pay the expenses of an emissary to bring Jimmy O Connell from California to testify in the baseball inquiry. O Connell has declined to come to New York. The local district attorney's office received the message on February 2.
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Landis
New York
Lsn
Loc District Attorney’s Office
Landig
Jimmy O'Connell
California
Golfer James Braid Hits 395 Yard Drive in 1905
The record shows James Braid driving 395 yards at Walton Heath in 1905, the official benchmark for longest stroke in golf history. No golfer has surpassed the 400 yard mark to date, keeping Braid’s distance as a landmark moment.
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Walton Heat
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