Merkle Honored As Baseball Star In Tale Of Fame
In a nostalgic account, Fred Merkle receives a gold medal from Fate and Norman E. Brown recounts Merkle’s rise as a smart first baseman with speed and a strong throw. Miller Huggins praises Merkle for potential Yankee coaching and pinch hitting in 1925 amid fluctuating battles for the pennant.
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Sport Flashes Across The Nation Jan 6 Twelve Round Title Training
Multiple sports items from New York Chicago and Sandusky report on coaching offers for Chick Meehan now linked to New York University and family housing. Walker and McTigue train for welter and heavyweight titles while McTigue’s three titles loom over Walker. A Sandusky injury leaves John Rooney hospitalized from a blow with nose hemorrhage controlled. Firecracker race plans at Madison Square Garden headline notable running legs. O Connell-Dolan skeleton hints at baseball controversy linked to O’Connell.
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Vichor Walker
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YM C A Industrial Basketball League Opens Wednesday
The YM C A Industrial Basketball League launches with nine teams, marking a record for participation. Opening games include Columbia Steel vs Western Automatics at 6:30, Ohio Public Service vs High School Faculty at 7:45, General Graphophone vs Colson Co at 8:30, and Pfaudler Co vs For Furnace with American Lace Co receiving a bye.
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Night of Fights in New York and Other Cities
Johnny Leonard stopped Frankie Ritchie in the twelfth round in New York while Tiger Flowers halted Billy Britton in Boston in the fourth. Charlie Weinert beat Emile Herman in Buffalo, and Bob Fitzsimmons knocked out Har Johnson in New York. Mike Con ro lost to Tony Tabenau in Rochester in ten rounds. Carl Tremaine easily defeated Frankie Fasano in Youngstown in twelve rounds.
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Charlie Weinert
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Racing and sports events across cities headline January
The schedule lists meetings of the Business Mens Racing Assn in New Orleans, the Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana, and the Tia Juana Jockey Club at Tia Juana. It also notes the Annual Indoor games of Finnish American AC in New York and a Maxie Rosenbloom versus Joe Silhian boxing bout in New York. January will see numerous field trials across Alabama and Tennessee.
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Notes of Sport Show Growing Interest in Early Season Races
The Hoboken Model Yacht Club, America’s first, formed in 1840, faces potential membership changes at the Grand Circuit stewards meeting in Cleveland. Soccer leagues show solid countywide progress, while minor leagues eye eight clubs as six may fail financial tests. Giants manager John J. McGraw drafts an extensive spring exhibition schedule after Sarasota. The National Motor Boat Show in New York signals a record water sports season ahead.
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Local social notes from Lorain and nearby towns
Avon residents and neighbors share New Year visits and holiday gatherings across Lorain Cleveland and Elyria. Families such as the Schni zler, Trank Shripper, Smiths, Barr, Cahoon, Wilford, Gough, Hoffman, Wagner, and Hoff man appear in multiple visits. Numerous travels include Cleveland Detroit and Witchita, with baby news and a Miracle in Cleveland noted.
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Gough
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Wilco
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Philp Hoffman
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Ohio Interurban Bus Growth Nears Record Scale
The piece highlights heavy investment in motor bus equipment totaling over 1500 bus line dollars and substantial state taxes funding road use. It notes Public Utilities Commission of Ohio supervision and passenger protection by strong liability insurance under the Freeman Collister Motor Bus law. A rapid expansion of interurban lines across Ohio is described with millions of dollars flowing into road development.
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Public Utilities Commission of
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