Y M C A Senior Church League Round Two Games
The Y M C A Senior Church Basketball League resumes Tuesday with five games starting 7 p.m. at the Y floor. Last week’s four games drew large crowds and goals by Methodist St Marys St Agnes and Church of Christ. Tonight’s matchups include St Johns vs First Congregational Methodists vs St Marys St Andrews vs Hungarian Reformed St Agnes vs Church of Christ Grace Lutheran vs St Pauls Evangelical.
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First Congregational
St. Anges
Methodists
St. Marys
Claycomb
Squires
van Oster
Baptists
St. Andrews
The
Baptist
Goudie
Stevenson
F. T
Rf. We
Ceeee - Fauver
Eae
Hastings
Heidrich
Hultz
F. T Cook
Stryker
Goodspeed
Enae
Cowle
Walker
Neces
Aon
Anne
Fitch
T Goacher
Betteridge
Dyer
Bergen
Schulke
Kirby
Y. M C
Elyria
Methodist
St. Agnes
Church of Christ
St. Johns
1St Congregational
Grace Lutheran
St. Pauls Evangelical
Penfield Junction Cagers Open Season Defeat Brookside Highland
Brookside 12 points and Highland 3 points in season opener for Penfield Junction. Daniela refereed the games while 58d Downs assisted as timekeeper.
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Brookside
Va. Highland School
Sean Penfeld Junction Jr. Acteo
Brookside @Oyn
Highdeed
High
Daniela of
Tim
Oberlin Will Not Protest Bellevue Game
In Sandusky January 12 college guards refuse protest after an overtime loss to Bellevue 5 0 0 0 overtime period details unclear. Officials and spectators note interference rumors but Oberlin will not protest the game or its outcome.
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Bari
Sandusky
Bart Higa
Beline Fidas
Torcers
Vin Laga
Seturty
W.nnessine Sandusky-Mansfudgers
Berevue
Interfrence Pv Spectors
McLalin
Qaverlin
Machry
Harold McPhee Chosen Oberlin Team Captain
Harold Pat McPhee named captain of Oberlin College's 1925 basketball team after earlier star half on the 1924 Oberlin football squad led the conference in scoring. The 1924 squad elected captains late, and this year the team selected McPhee for his floor leadership and dribbling ability.
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Oberlin
Harold
Pat’ McPhee
Durrhin Corge
Hirem Saurday
McPhee
Theisa Gradual
South Highounstown
Oberlis
Keng
Sport Events Today RACING Meeting and Boxing Cards Listed
Racing meetings feature the Business Mens Racing Assn in New Orleans Ciba-American Jockey Club in Havana and the Jockey Club in Tia Juana. National billiards and state championships open in New York Baltimore and Fargo. Boxing headlines include Eddie Cannonball Martin versus Tommy Murray in Philadelphia plus Bobby Garcia versus Terry McHugh and Young Stribling versus Wild Bill Reed in Miami.
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Business Mens Racing Assn
New Orleans
Ciba-Amer
Havana
Tia Juana
Philadelphia
Young Stribling
Wild Bill” Reed
Miami
Fla
Denial Clears Ring Westphal Baseball Scandal Report
National League president John A Heydler rejected a report that Philadelphia pitcher Jimmy Ring’s name was faked in a baseball scandal. A complaint alleged Ring walked twelve Brooklyn batters in a September 3 game, confirming no link to the controversy. Louis Kaplan, the New York featherweight champion, agreed to terms for a possible March bout with European champion Edouard Mascart, signaling a Madison Square Garden farewell fight.
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New York
John A Heydler
National League
Jimmy Ring
Philadelphia
Heydler
Ring
Brooklyn
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Connecticut
Tex Rickard
Edouard Mascart
France
Madison Square Garden
Kinston to Join Virginia League as Smallest Class B City
With a population under 12,000 Kinston North Carolina will become the smallest city in the country to host a Class B baseball club. The town is included in the Virginia League circuit for the next season.
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Kinston
N. C
Tow
Veterans Rise In Baseball Stats and Washington’s Pitching Boom
A survey of baseball statistics highlights aging players thriving with younger talent. Sherwood Magee shows enduring form in 83 games at .316 last season while Beals, Decker, and Otto Miller exceed .300. Washington plans a veteran pitching staff led by Coveleskie Reuther Gregg and Johnson, suggesting age may boost performance as Harris eyes another pennant with seasoned arms.
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Memgye
Sherwood Magee
Philly
Bill Taft
Magee
Beals Decker
Otto Miler
Miller
Brooklyn
Magee and
Becker
Washington
Stan Coveleskie
Dutch Reuther
Vean Gregg
Walter Johnson
Oberlin Defeats Hiram in Opening Conference Game
Oberlin beat Hiram 33 to 11 in the first conference game of the season in Oberlin. The standout was Oberlin sophomore Leahy with five field goals and two foul shots while Hiram’s Chapman added six points. Oberlin emptied its bench after both halves.
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Oberlin
Hiram
Leahy
Chapman
Cattle and Livestock Markets and Athletes Mentioned
Stock market notes show mixed cattle receipts and prices with slow demand for fat steers and varying grades of cows and calves. Sheep and lambs demand weakens slightly as fand traded. hogs and pigs in lighter trading. Louis Kaplan, new featherweight champion, headlined in New England before touring, while John Mikie now resides in San Francisco to compete under the Olympic Club standard.
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John Mikie
City hockey showdown ends in Elyria win over Lorain
A large crowd watched the Richwine ice rink clash as Elyria defeated Lorain 4 to 1. Elyria led 2-0 after the first period with Reynolds scoring twice and Brock adding a third period goal. Lorain's lone score came from Eisen with strong Elyria defense limiting further Lorain advances.
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Richwine
Lorain Boys
Elyria
Reynolds
Eiseen
Lorain
Brock
Myers
Cogdell
Elyria Krupp
Kischmier Feeleyv
Teetegy Clark
G. Proctor
Reynolds KK
Viyers Aan
le Satake
Oldfield Ll. Hermanna
Kissen Costdell
Brock Suhentueine
Hierann
Feldcamp
McGowan
Granger
Sump
Scott
Mussen
Wmvers
Struthers
Wisen
Fighting Card for This Week with Multiple City Bouts
A syndicated boxing schedule lists bouts across several cities from January 12 to January 17. Notable matches include Carl Tremaine versus Pitsy Wallace in Philadelphia, Tommy O'Brien against Tony Lefty Thomas in Buffalo, and Sid Terris versus Jimmy Goodrich in New York, among others.
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Eddee
Cannonball” Martin
Tommy Murray
Philadelphia
Carl Tremaine
Pitsy Wallace
Bobby Garcia
Terry McHugas
Andy Martin
Joe Nelson
Tommy O'Brien
Tony
Lefty
Thomas
Buffalo
Charle O'Connell
Archie Walker
Benny Gershe
Spencer Gardner
Joe Rehor
Eddie Philips
Maxie Holub
Jimmy Trannett
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Sid Terris
Jimmy Goodrich
New York
Young Stribling
Mike Wallace
St. Petersburg
Fla
al Corbett
Willie Amecs
Barberton
Eddie Anderson
Stewart McLean
Duluth
Bill McGowan
Leo Leorard
Augusta
John Risko
Charle Wenert
Toledo
Tiger Flowers
Jack Delaney
Lou Bogash
Mike Burke
Hazleton
Jackie Gordon
Terry Parker
Hartford
Conn
Pancho Villaevs
Young Senecio
Maiflla
Boxing Prospects for 1925 Highlight Uncertain Champions
The discussion surveys 1925 boxing outlooks with Dempsey as likely heavyweight champ while rivals like Tommy Gibbons Harry Wills Quintin Romero Rojas and Luis Firpo may loom as challengers. Greb is criticized as a weak claim to the middleweight crown and other divisions show potential title upheavals including bantam and welterweight races featuring Eddie Martin Pancho Villa Benny Leonard and Frankie Genaro amidst injury and age concerns.
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Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Harry Wills
Quintin Romero Rojas
Luis Firpo
Arry Greb
Don Quixote
Greb
Tiger Mowers
Omicker Walker
Dave Rhede
Chade Arkee
Benny
Mickey
Pat Moran
Cleveland
Leonard
Eddie Martin
Ceri Tremaine
Martin
Pancho Villa
Frankie Genaro
Little Fellows
Villa
Appleby Retains Balkline Title In Eastern Class A Playoff
Edgar E. Appleby, international and national amateur balkline champion, defeated Dr. Richard M. Roscow of Baltimore in a title tournament playoff in a 300 to 102 victory to retain the eastern class A balkline title.
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New York
Edgar E. Appleby
Richard M. Roscow
Baltimore
Market prices from Cleveland produce market list
A terse price list from the Cleveland produce market shows items including butter at 44-46 cents, eggs fresh at 59 cents, Ohio and Western firsts, oleo 23 cents, York State cheese at 26 1 2-28, poultry roosters 15-16 cents, turkeys 33-35 cents, apples 150-175, strawberries 50 cents quart, navy beans 9 cents, cabbage 2800-3000 per ton, sweet potatoes 270-275 hamper, tomatoes 37 56 per bushel.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Hog market outlook 1924 25 hogs prices and production
The Sears-Roe Buck Agricultural Foundation says hog production shifts from oversupply to underproduction as 1924 ends. Pork receipts fell 20 percent in 1924 with slaughter near 18 million. 1925 output could drop to about 62 million head. Domestic demand remains strong and Chicago prices stay high around 7.65 earlier, with 1925-26 projected marketing at about 11 per hog.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
Gilbert reports Dawes progress and German obligations met
Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr arriving in Paris from Berlin said Germany has fulfilled all obligations to date under the Dawes plan. He cited two and one quarter percent of Dawes receipts from Germany credited to America’s war claims totaling 350 million dollars. Denver names its top bowler Mrs. Margaret Taylor, a telephone operator, with an individual average of 173.
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Paris
Seymour Parker Gilbert, Jr
Owen D. Young
Berlin
Germany
Gilbert
America
Denver
Margaret Taylor
United States Set to Receive Award, British Sources Say
Paris dispatch reports from British sources indicate the United States will be awarded a stated honor or prize. Details and exact timing were not disclosed.
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Paris
United States
Trinchera Ranch Claims Largest Private Game Park
The Trinchera ranch spans 237000 acres in Colorado and is described as the world’s largest private game park in modern ownership. The claim highlights vast biodiversity and exclusive hunting grounds managed as a single private reserve.
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Trinchera Ranch
Colorado
Vermilion School Board Members Resign Amid Dispute
Vermilion reports two school board members resign effective January 5 after clashes over a new Vermilion high and grade school. The bond vote of $200,000 for a new building ended a five year local fight. Site location remains unsettled amid debt concerns and maintenance costs.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Death School Board
L. C. Kishman
Lakerd
Hea
A. Baumbart
Vermillion Dragei
Tard
Vermion High
Pup
Cozews
West Virginia Wrestlers Trip West for Iowa State Meet
Notes from coach Steve Harrick outline a West Virginia University wrestling trip to the West at February end for a meet versus Iowa State College. The piece notes growing interest in college lacrosse, intercollegiate and amateur sports associations and lists regional fishing and athletic bodies.
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Steve Harrick
West Vginia University
Iowa State College
He Key
London
Rvicini
Lacros League
Amateur Skat Association
United State
Amateur
Skall Association of Canada
Colorado
National Collegiate Athles Association
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Sport Sparks
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Weber
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Pesta
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Stags
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Ohio Public Service
McCain
Alliance
Alliance Brimlow
Wolfer
Baker
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Ewell
Jenes
Eeeuneae
Zehner
If Hechman
See Gussinger
Aeaneen Baird
Sohn
Timer
D. Rawson
AlHance
Brmlow
Johnson
C Common
George F
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Mace
Studebaker
Victoria
Elyria Auto Service Co
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