Lorain Dominates Little Big Seven Gameday
Lorain crushed Bellevue 93 to 0 and leads the Little Big Seven with 178 points across games. Fremont narrowly beat Norwalk, while Sandusky and Elyria played a rare tie. Lorain’s strong scoring and Sandusky Elyria clash shape the race for second as the league shows depth.
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Indoor League Highlights at Singfest Event
The report notes a high scoring second game where American Lace Co. showed grit despite a tough matchup with Yer 7 & Co. Lace and Gearhart led the offense for their teams. Friday features Western Auto vs Enameled Products in a promising indoor baseball contest.
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Huggins Says Next Year Likely His Last With Yanks
The 1925 Yankees manager Miller Huggins hinted next season could be his final year at the helm. He cited personal reasons and the taxing life, noting the pennant race as a factor in his decision. He reflected on his career from St. Louis to New York and his work transforming star players into a cohesive champions' group.
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Athletics Pay $100,600 for Puicher
Dufty Stoves star pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles was sold today to Tonnie Mack of the Athletics for 100600. Connie Mack negotiated while the Athletics manager attended the world series games. Groves, a 23 year old left handed pitcher, had a standout season with 33 wins and only 6 losses.
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Haberdashers Take Two of Three From Candies in Gala Alley Series
Haberdashers opened strong in the industrial league at Gala alleys winning two of three against Moulton Candies. Candies posted a high single game score in the final session.
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Last Night's Fights Highlight Brooklynboxers Victories
In New York Kid Sullivan of Brooklyn stopped Mike Bal eTio of Bayonne in the fifth round. Pepper Martin of Brooklyn halted Mickey Brown of New York in the eleventh. Vic Breg of Pittsburgh won a decision over Paul McCosta of New York in six rounds. In Youngstown Carl Tremaine of Cleveland bantambeat Herb Chaiffer of Milwaukee over twelve rounds. Pete Roberts of Wheeling defeated Bebe Seller of Cleveland in six rounds.
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Herb Chaiffer
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Empire City Yonkers hosts racing meeting opener
Empire City Racing Association opens at Yonkers with races, while the Kentucky Jockey Club meets at Latonia and the Maryland State Fair Assn. races at Laurel. The Thirty-ninth National Horse Show runs in New York City. The French professional championship closes at St Cloud. The International Yacht Racing Union conference meets in London. Al Shubert meets Ruby Stein in a 10 round boxing bout at New Bedford.
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Lynch to Clash with Gordon in 12 Round Bantam Bout
New York reports Joe Lynch former bantamweight champion will attempt a comeback next Tuesday in a 12 round match against Jackie Gordon. Lynch last fought Abe Goldstein about a year ago. Also New York notes Willie Hoppe accepted Jake Schaefer challenge to play billiards for the 18.2 balkline title with late November as his only open date.
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Notes of Sport and Upcoming Football News
West Point celebrates stadium dedication with a victory. McTigue may sign soon to defend his light heavyweight title against Gene Tunney. Princeton beats Amherst 40 6 drawing Yale and Harvard’s attention. Golf club production in the U S nears two million. Southern Association clubs appoint new pilots next spring. The National Championship Three Cushion Billiard League plans a 1924 25 season opener October 15 with twelve top players. William and Mary’s Japanese quarterback aids Virginia football. A golf school opens atop a Southern California resort hotel run by John Duncan Dunn. Edward W. Mahan holds Harvard Yale football scoring record with 29 points in 1915. Yale substitutes shine against North Carolina in the season opener. A Southern college football mascot sighting boosts team spirits. Michigan coach Yost predicts the strongest Wolverines team in years. Big Ten rivals face added pressure to compete.
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Edward W. Mahan
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