Oberlin Defeats Wooster In Last-Minute OT Classic
Oberlin college beat Wooster 36 to 35 in double overtime at Walser Gym. Captain Leahy scored the deciding basket in the final minute as Oberlin rose from a 20 11 halftime deficit and endured a furious Wooster rally to claim the victory.
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Charles W. Lawrence
Oberlin
Tac Eachron
Oberlin College
Wooster
Crimson and Gold
Jack
Leahy
Walser Gymnasium
McPhes
Blough
Plening
M Pa McPhee
Bangs
Tee Tees
Tessenyite
Sree
Carey
Fleming
Ballard
Re. Heldman
Serene A
I Li Raikula
Bee Montie
Wee
Pfeiffer
Methodists With Clean Slate Lead League Championship Fight
The Methodists top the league after a hard loss by the Church of Christ to St Agnes. St Marys beat Grace Luther. Congregational over Baptists. St Pauls and Methodists collide as crowd roars. Verne Barnes leads Church scoring while Lamb Alexander Petra pace St Agnes scorers.
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Church of Christ
St. Agnes
Methodists
Church Five
Thea
Baptists
Congregational
St. Marys
Grace Lutheran
St. Marya
Lutheran
N. Krugman
Hyran
Claycomb
Church
Verne Barnes
Lamb
Alexander
Petra
Methodist
Church of Christ Oery Congregational
St. Agnea
St Andrews
St. Pauls
Bt. Marys
Local Boys Ready for Tournament
Elyria High School’s Crimson and White prep for the 1926 Northeastern Ohio Tournament in Cleveland. The schedule begins with a Friday night preliminaries at East High School, facing Painesville with a potential semifinal against Lakewood High School and a strong field expected to reduce to nine teams by Saturday afternoon.
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Akron
Columbus
Elyria - Painesville
Hast High School
A2nd
Superior
Wade Park Avenues
Big Lorain
Ginnie” Saunders
Ohio
Bir
University
Painesvillites
Elyrians
Painesville
Cleveland
Elyria
Lakewood High School
Schwartz
Lakewood
Cleveland Bans Tips on Horse Races
Cleveland passes ordinance banning racing tips and odds from sheets and publications. City Council vote 14 to 10, sponsored by Councilwoman Helen H. Green, takes effect April 1.
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Cleveland
Helen H. Green
Basketball Results Highlights From Tuesday Night
Muskingum defeated Kenyon 49 to 30 and Wooster topped Depauw 35 to 23. Other scores include Kansas 27 Missouri 23 and Carnegie 34 Drexel 28 while Fordham posted 35 and Georgetown 18. Oberlin beat Wooster 38 to 35 with Thiel 19 and Franklin 18.
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Muskingum
Kenyon
Kansas
Missouri
Carnegie
Drexel
Fordham
Georgetown
Duquesne
Thiel
Oberlin
Wooster
Depauw
Franklin
Reading bout ends in judges decision for Lopez over Kitchell
In Reading Pennsylvania Vincent Lopez of Philadelphia won by decision over Jack Kitchell of Leiperville in eight rounds. Lopez earned the judges verdict after the scheduled eight rounds ending the lightweight bout.
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Reading
Vincent Lopez
Philadelphia
Jack Kitchell Leiperville
Local Y League to Be Represented at Alliance
The Northeastern Ohio basketball tournament at Alliance next Saturday will feature Fox Furnace representing the Industrial League and Church of Christ (Church League) with Methodist squad also active. Top teams Fox Furnace and Colson Co lead their leagues though Colson Co withdrew. Methodist and Church of Christ vie for the top spot as Elyria pledges strong effort.
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Y’ League
Alliance
Fox Furnace
Gharch of Christ
Syria
Penn
Colson Co
J. M. Avey
Methodist
Church of Christ
Church
Elyria
Oberlin Tournament Set For Amherst February 26
First drawing for the Oberlin sectional tournament of the North eastern section will be at 1 30 Saturday at the gym. Games start at 7 30 Friday evening February 26 at Oberlin College. Avon Brownhelm to meet for the Class AB title on March 22 with Belden Brownhelm girls possible finalists. Junior high tourney to be held at Brookside School.
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Ginnee” Saunders
Ohio
Cleveland
Yate
Elyvia Lorain
Oberin
Warner Iymoasin Au
Oberlin College
A. W. Shields
Wellington Arheola
H.C. Seale
Oberlin
Avon
Brownhelm
Tesiiers
Jaugue
Amherst
Powers
Belden
Brookside
Lenglen Recovery Sparks Tennis Headlines in Monte Carlo
Reuters report notes Suzanne Lenglen’s rapid recovery from a breakdown fueling speculation she will enter the Nice singles. Fans wager on Lenglen and Papa Lenglen reversing decisions as she plans doubles with Beaumont Cup at week’s end.
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Monte Carlo
Helen Wills
Mite
Lengten
Suzanne
Papa Lenglen
Nice
Saazanne
Milo. Lenglen
Aeschlimann
Miss Wills
Mile
Conte Slavos
Miss Young
Miss Green
England
Greb and Flowers Ready for Battle at Madison Square Garden
Harry Greb and Tiger Flowers prepare for the world middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden with New York State Athletic Commission inspections planned. They will be weighed in and certified fit, each posting a 1000 dollar forfeit to meet the 160 pound limit. Greb cited as heavy favorite at odds up to 2 to 1.
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New York
Harry Greb
Tiger Flowers
Madison Square Garden
Ene Athletic Commission
Greb
Odda
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