Rickard Busy Arranging Bouts in Annual Christmas Card
New York Nov 23 Tex Nekard drafts tentative list of opponents for the State Athletic Commission ahead of the December 23 Christmas bout program. Likely heavyweight clash Jimmy Goodich versus Luis Vincential and Syd Gorman against George Godfrey are reported as near cancellation. Briton Weare Jarvis and Frenchman Lucien Vinez as lightweights plus American Fidel La Barba offer services for the fund.
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York
Tex Nekard
State Athletic Commission
Jimmy Goodich
Luis Vincential
Syd Gorman
George Godfrey
Weare Jarvis
Jucien Vinez
Fidel la Barby
Marsho to Box in Toledo in Third Meeting
Prominent lightweight Marsha Marisso, known for sterling performances, will box in Toledo Wednesday evening November 25 at Olympia C. He prepared for a meeting with toe McDonald in reparation. The bout follows a draw and a win in prior meetings with opponent Ray Bronson at Fremont. Marisso to return to Fryberzer's boxing stable afterward.
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Olympia
AL C
Gsm
Toe McDonald
Toledo
Toedo
Marisco
al Ray Bronson
Fremont
Mersico
Fryberzer
Industrial League Tentative Schedule Features Key Matches
The Industrial League schedules two games this week. American Lace faces Will Hook up in the opener, and at 7 30 p m Columba Steel meets Westatic Team. Standings show Western Automatic at 1 2 333 and other teams with varied records.
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Industria
Volumbia Steel
Business Men's Voller to Hold Final Practice
The team plans a last practice before the Friday game against Cleveland Y. Key players E Birch H Goldmar W Davies H Hancock G Gauld J Standen J Halpin and F Echler are listed among expected attendees along with other Business Men's class players trying out.
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Voller
Wis
Cleveland
Cleveland Bunch
Sarong
E. Birch
H. Goldmar
W. Davies
H. Hancock
G. Gauld
Pl 1. Torow
F. Echler
F. Horan
J. Standen
J. Halpin
Mr van Dormer
H. Vibber
K. Fauver
Church Indoor Base Ball League Postpones Week Games
All games in the XY Church Indoor Base Ball League are postponed this week. The date for rescheduled games will be announced later.
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Xy” Church Ndoor
Charley Crowley May Become Harvard Football Coach
Nov 24 report says Harvard may hire Charley Crowley to replace Bob Fisher after Fisher’s resignation. Crowley, a Notre Dame and Columbia alum, would blend Haughton Notre Dame theory with modern tactics, replacing Ed Mahan and aiming for Harvard’s revival after losses to Ohio State and Cornell.
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Harvard
Fisher
New York
Haughton
Notre Dame
Knute Roeckre
Columbia University
Bob Fisher
Yale
Charley Daly
Eddie Mahan
Soldiers’ Field
Edward
Watson
Columbia
Crowley
Maughton
Ohio State
Cornell
Syracuse
Ohio Conference Football Nears End With Three Key Games
Ohio to close 1925 conference season with three pivotal Thanksgiving-day games. Miami faces Cincinnati in a tight race for Big Six supremacy, while Wittenberg hosts Ohio Northern and Oberlin eyes a title chase as St Mary’s meets Haskell Indians in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Cincinnat
Miami
Bearcats
Mr. Gaion
Kenyond Battle
Springfield
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Ohiplogan
Oberlin
Kervron
Episcopalians
Mr. Union
Miami-Cincy
Cincinnati
Springfeld
Ada
Ence
St. Mavier
Haskell Indians
Ohio Westeran Avalanche
Arusketeers
Qohio
Saints
Redskins
White Sox Target Aaron Ward in New York Trade Talk
Nov 24 report states the Chicago White Sox seek Aaron Ward, infielder for the New York Yankees, amid Ward’s reported dissatisfaction and the Sox need for infielders after injuries to manager Eddie Collins and The Davis late last season.
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Sem” Ygmnner
Chicago White Sox
Aaron Ward
New York Yankees
Ward
White Sox
Eddie Collins
the Davis
Boxing Results From Various Cities
Lightweight Lou Deerce of Columbus defeated Shifty Dando of Darton over 12 rounds. Bantam Lou Bloom from Columbus fought Johnny Williams of Cleveland to a draw in eight rounds. Jack Geis of Columbus beat Lester Emmons in six. Young Porter of Columbus stopped Kid Alexander in the second round. Brooklyn Joe Glick won over Hopper Finnegan in ten. Jackie Snyder of Brooklyn beat George Baldue of Lewiston in ten. Buffalo’s Harry Cook defeated Billy Pollock in ten. Bobby Tracey of Buffalo beat Joe Saviola in six. Lou Scorza of Buffalo beat Bob Fox of Canada in six. Al Paul of Buffalo knocked out Hip Sing Lee of San Francisco in the second. Willie Cleary of Buffalo defeated Teddy Dean of Ithaca in six. Salt Lake City’s Noche Cervantes beat George Sollis in six. Henry Mack of Philadelphia and Frankie Buffington of Salt Lake drew in four. Bully Burke of Ogden defeated Ted Stewart of Pocatelo in four. Eddie Ford of Pueblo boxed a four-round draw with Denny O’Brien of Ogden. Annapolis featherweight Merle Indianapois knocked out Copper Pence of Cincinnati in the sixth of ten. Kerple Trimble of Chicago outpointed Joe Lockhart of Evansville in ten. Happy Atherton of Indianapolis beat Jimmy McDermott of Terre Haute in ten. Louie Lavell of Anderson, Thd, defeated Patsy Kline of Cincinnati in ten.
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Lous Deerce
Cleveland
Shifty Dando
Darton
Lou Bloom
Johnny Willams
Jack’Geis
Lester Emmons
Young Porter
Kid Alexander
Brooklyn
Joe Glick
Brooklin
Hopper Box
Finn
Hip Sing Lee
San Francisco
Willie Cleary
Buffalo
Teddy Dean
Ithaca
Salt Lake City
Noche Cervantes
Rawlins
Wic
George Sollis
Salt*Lake
Henry Mack
Philadelphia
Frankie Buffington
Salt Lake
Bully Burke
Ogden
Ted Stewart
Pocateco
Idaho
Eddie Ford Pueblo
Cole
Denny O'Brien
Ozsden
Annapolis
Merle ~Ike
Indianapolis
Copper Pence
Cincinnati
Kerple Trimble
Chicago
Joe Lockhart
Evansville
Happy Atherton
Jimmy McDermott
Terre Haute
Louie Lavell
Anderson
Patsy Kline
Sport Events Today Tacing Meeting of Southern Maryland Association
Reports from Bowie Maryland on the Southern Maryland Association meeting, with horse show, rule committee meeting in New York, a women’s field hockey tournament in Boston, and Jacksonville Kennel Club annual show in Florida.
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Bowie
New York City
Joint
New York
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Kennel Club
Reynolds Sets Merchant's League Bowling Record At Galacties
Reynolds of ovns shattered the Merchant's League three game total with 628 pins at the Galacties last night. Leedale Webner's five won three from Haserodhs Diamonds by forfeit to claim first, with Ho Lunch and Bayer Motors near the top. Chevrolet, Hudson Essex, and others trail as standings outline a tight race.
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Merchant's
Hovis Lunch
Bauer Motors
Chevrolets
Hudson-Essex
Touted Boxer Loses Bout
New York report says Honey Bar Finegan of Pauston suffered a decisive setback as the touted champion in a prize ring upset, transferring the campus surprise from college gridiron to the ring and ending in a defeat by decision.
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New York
Joliz
Honey Bar" Finegan
Pauston
Comion Reata
Erweicht
Smiling Mac Cracks Wesleyan Grid Trophy
Hugh MacCracken of Bellefontaine, center on Wesleyan’s Ohio conference champion squad, wins the Hoffman football trophy as most valuable teammate. Voted by peers for cheerfulness and strong defense, MacCracken guides the Wesleyan line and reads opposing plays.
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Delaware
Hugh “Smirlege
Mac’ MacCracken
Bellfontaine
Ohio Westeyan
Ohio
Ioffman
Mayer
Welesvan
Wesleyan
MacCracken
Glick Wins Pro-Glick Rally Captures Ten Round Bout
In a ten round Brooklyn bout at Broadway arena Joe Glick defeats Finnegan by unanimous decision after a late rally. Finnegan, debuting locally, led the early action but Glick surged in rounds nine and ten to seal the victory amid a pro Glick crowd. Some spectators felt Finnegan deserved the decision for strongest early effort.
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Sion
Joe Glick
Broadway Arena
Brooklyn
Glick
Finnegan
J Finnegan
Wamby’s remarkable 1920 triple play remembered
In the fifth inning of game five of the 1920 World Series series between the Cleveland Indians and Brooklyn Dodgers, Bill Wambsganss of Cleveland turned a famous unassisted triple play. With Pete Kilduff on second and Miller on first, Wambsganss caught Mitchell’s line drive, doubled Kilduff off second, then tagged Aller as he tried to advance, preserving a come-from-ahead effort that stunned the crowd. The play is hailed as a defining moment in Wambsganss’s career.
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Wamby
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lagby
Cleveland
Grimes
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Pete Kilduff
Dodger
Miller
Bagby
Kilduff
Aller
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