Michigan Faces 1925 Season With Rebuilding Years
Chicago Sept 12 Michigan braces for the 1925 Big Ten season as stars depart and a largely new squad forms under coach changes. Captain George Rich anchors the backfield while Weiman, praised for coaching, leads a staff amid speculation of Yost’s possible return. Players like Pommerenke and Skowski battle for key roles, with early practice shaping the Wolverines’ frontline.
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Chicago
Mitte
Oosterbaan
Gilbert
Michigan
Aptain
George Rich
Rich
Welverwho
Sug
Ard
Poe
Jer
Pommerenbas
Skowski
Varsity
Michigan Football Preview Sees Freshman and Sophomore Parity
Michigan plans a Varsity and Reserve squad with equal chances for sophomores as practice starts September 13. The Varsity will face Big Ten foes Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa, and will meet Navy in Baltimore November 10 along with Ohio Wesleyan and Michigan State. Reserves schedule includes Union, Michigan Normal, Ohio Reserves, Wisconsin Reserves, Wisconsin Normal, Alma and Toledo.
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Sao
Eceouud
Michigan
Wolverine
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
U.S. Naval Academy
Baltimore
Wesleyan
Michigan State College
Mr. Union
Michigan Normal
Wisconsin Normal
Alma
University of Toledo
Knute Hansen: Dane with a World Title Shot and a punch
Knute Hansen, chosen by Tex Rickard to succeed Gene Tunney, built a roaming boxing career from Racine to the Orient and back. He fought in China, Singapore, and Denmark, switching managers, and finally ended under Billy Gibson with a renewed contract. He possesses a coveted punch and a path toward the heavyweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Hansen
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Hansen
Racine
Wis
Guertet
Wall Street
Milwaukee
Tom McArdle
Joel Woodman
George Lawrence
Orient
Pacific Coast
Oregon
China
Singapore
United States
Woodman
Lawrence
Phill Scott
Copenhagen
Denmark
David de Rabinovitch
Knute 2
Big Dane
Billy Gibson
Heavyweight Bout Sets Stage for Rising Contenders
Les Marriner former Illinois star and Jack McAuliffe De Mich light workouts as they prep for a ten round heavyweight decision bout tomorrow. Marriner listed as 7 to 5 favorite. In Kansas City John Coon 15 suffered two arm breaks in practice, marking the season's first gridiron casualty. Fidel La Barba former bantam champion wins a 10 round decision over Bushy Graham in Los Angeles in a non title bout.
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Chicago
Les Marrinez
Illinois
Jack McAuliffe
Marriner
Kansas City
John Coon
Los Angeles
Fidel la Barba
Bushy" Graham
New York
Brae Burn Opens 32nd National Amateur Golf Championship
The 32nd national amateur golf championship begins at Brae Burn Country Club in West Newton Massachusetts with top title holders from the United States Britain and Canada and a strong field of qualifiers. Defending champion Bobby Jones and other notable players face first round match play as George Voight and several ex champs head the entrant list.
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Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
George Voight
Bonny
Brae Burn
Bobby Jones
Westenton
J. Walcott Brown
Spring Lake
X. J
George Yorn Elm
Tom O’shanter
Detroit
Arthur “Ducky” Yates
Frochester
N.Y
Phillip Perkins
Great Britain
Don Moz
Oregon
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
John Dawson
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Albermarle
Gordon Taylor
Canada
Wetts Gunn
Atlanta
O. F. Willing
Eustace Storer
Max Marston
Pine
Jess Sweetser
Siwanoy
D. J. Armstrong
Aurora
Ill
William McPhail
Norfolk
Ross
George Weight
North Hills
Francis Quimet
Woodland
Phillips Finlay
Sandy Burr
John Ames
Glen View
Maurice McCarthy
Old Flatbush
H.H. Johnster
White
Bear Yacht Club
T. Suffern Taylor
Newport
George E. Dunlap
Jdr
Ruth Hits 49th To Help Yankees Beat Athletics 5 3
Babe Ruth slugged his 49th homer with Lou Gehrig aboard in the eighth, lifting the New York Yankees to a 5 3 win over the Philadelphia Athletics as Lefty Grove extended his win total for the A’s. Gehrig had a single and Ruth homered off Grove as New York rallied after a two run first. The day also saw the Giants win two at Boston, the Cubs fall to Pittsburgh, and several other National League and American League results, including a Browns slugfest win over Cleveland.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Lou Gehriz
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
Grove
A's
Twojans
New York
Carl Hubbel
Larry Benton
Braves
Benton
Hornsby
Tleing
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Carmel Hill
Pat Malone
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Cardinals
Andy Hirh
St. Louis
Brooklxsn Robins
Cleveland Panthers Seek Opening Game for Septembers
The Cleveland Panthers professional football team lacks an opening game for either Sunday September 23 or 30. They are Cleveland’s only pro team this season, composed of ex-college players, and have played ten years. Managers wishing to schedule should wire or write Geo. T. Jones at 3303 East 149th Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Cleveland Grid
Cleveland Panthers
Cleveland
Ohio
Panthers
Geo. T. Jones
East
149Th Street
Lerain High Boy on O S A Grid Squad
Columbus September 12 1928 Ohio State opens its gridiron season with a preliminary training party led by Dr J W Wilce. An unofficial invite list includes Bauer Comer Huston Idle Kriss Kruskamp Larkins Raskowski Reese Sattler Shelby Taylor Apsleyi Yingling Young Begland Atkins and others as two practice sessions are set for Saturday at Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio State University
J. W. Wilee
Ohio Stadium
Dr. Wilce
Robert Bauer
Upper Sandusky
Robert Comer
Piqua
Arthur Huston
Findlay
Robert Idle
Wapakoneta
Howard Kriss
East Cleveland
Harold Kruskamp
Welston
Richard Larkins
East Liverpool
Leo Raskowski
Cleveland
Burgess
Reese
Final game of Yanks A's series in rain to close historic set
New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics faced a rain affected finale as the Yanks held a possible pennant clincher with three wins over two days drawing a record crowd of 136,723 across the doubleheader and prior game. Waite Hoyt and George Earnshaw expected to start. If the A's win, New York still leads by a game and a half with 14 games remaining.
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New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Waite Hart
George Earnshaw
A's
Athletics
Following The Stars Swinging Sluggers Shine In Nine Hit Night
P Waner batted .380 with two singles and one RBI in four at bats. Rogers Hornsby hit .375 with four singles and a run. Lou Gehrig added a RBI on a four at bat effort after a single and run scored. Freddy Lindstrom homered and collected six singles with three runs in ten at bats. Babe Ruth slammed a homer driving in two and scoring once in three at bats. Jim Bottomley swatted a triple, drove in a run and scored once in four at bats. Goose Goslin idle.
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P. Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomler
Goose Goslin
Fight results from Tuesday in Lancaster and Capitol City picks
In Lancaster on Tuesday night Jack Monroe of Columbus defeated Davey Groves of Lancaster by knockout. Driscoll of Columbus beat Ali Gahn in a 6 knockout. Gilmore of Columbus defeated Billy Gibbs by technical knockout and Bill Holderman of Columbus knocked out A O Rogers of Columbus in 3 rounds. In Hartford Louis Kid Kaplan meets Phil McGraw of Detroit in a 10 round lightweight bout at Bulkeley Stadium.
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Lancaster
Jack Monroe
Columbus
Davey Groves
K. O. Driscoll
Ali Gahn
Johnny Gilmore
Billy Gibbs
Bill Holderman
A. O Rogers
Kaplan
McGraw
Hartford
Conn
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Mich
Bulkeley Stadium
Home Run Club Leaders Across American and National Leagues
A summary of home run leaders by league and team: Ruth and others top the American League with Ruth at the Yankees and Hauser, Gehriz, Simmons, Foxx among Athletics and Browns. in the National League, Hornsby and others lead with strong totals for Cubs, Cards, Robins, Giants, and Phillies. Yesterday's homers list shows multiple players across Tigers Giants Robins Cards and Reds. Totals report American League 432 and National League 546. Penson's total s7 és.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehriz
Hauser
Athletics
Simmons
Blue
Browns
Foxx
Gostin
Senators
Hellman
Tigers
National League
Wilson
Cubs
Bottomler
Hafey
Bissonette
Robins
Hurst
Phillies
Hornsby
Braves
Cuyier
Terry
Giants
Ott
Harper
Cards
Heisman
McManus
Stone
Jackson
Lindstrom
Reese
Hendrick
Bressler
High
Crutz
Reds
Penson
Yankees Beat Athletics. Giants Win Two in NL Race
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3 to extend their lead in the American League pennant race to two and a half games. In the National League, the New York Giants swept a doubleheader against the Boston Braves 11 to 1 and 7 to 6, narrowing the gap to the St. Louis Cardinals who beat the Cincinnati Reds.
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New York
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Pennaly
New York Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Upset in Y'League as Western Automatic Bests Falcon Motors
Western Automatic pulled off a 3 2 upset over Falcon Motors in a darkness shortened game. Tisza earned the win with a strong one in the second and also hit a home run. Topoli, Powell, Burghardt aided the offense. Elyria S&T crushed Fox Furnace 2 0 behind Jim Youngman. Mike and Gaston led with two hits each.
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Western Automatic
Falcon Motors
Falcon
Tisza
Elyria S & T
Fox Furnace
Jim” Youngman
Bankers
Mike
Gaston
Elvria S. & T
Fox Furnace in Elyria S. and T. Faces 0 to 2 Defeat
Elyria S and T suffered a 0 to 2 setback at home against Fox Furnace, with the visitors sealing the win in a tight matchup. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary report.
Batteries and batters spark Lorain Co S T win
Lorain Co S T beat Colson Co 5 to 2 with one run in each of the first and second innings, two in the fifth, and one in the sixth while Colson managed one run in the fifth and one in the sixth. Hamilton and Granger led the hits. Batteries listed Granger and Braden, Skryp and Schaeppe. Falcon 30.2 Colson 000 110-2.
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Lorain Co S & T
Colson Co
Hamilton
Granger
Granger and
Braden
Skryp
Schaeppe
American Results Standings and Today’s Schedule
Standings show St. Louis 16, Cleveland and New York 5, Philadelphia 3, Detroit 7, Chicago 6 in the American. Philadelphia visits New York as the only American game. National results list New York 11-7, Boston unavailable, Brooklyn 7-3, Philadelphia 2-¢, Chicago 9, Pittsburgh 3. National games schedule Cincinnati at St. Louis, New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, with only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Chicago St. Ae
Washington
Ruth Four Days Behind 1927 Home Run Schedule
Ruth is four days behind his 1927 home run pace as his 49th of the season came on Tuesday in a Yankees win over the Athletics. Gehrig was on base and Lefty Grove pitched for Philadelphia. Last season his 49th came on September 7.
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Ruth
New York
Rathe
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Gehrig
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Reds set NL double play record with Cruz to Kelly
The Cincinnati Reds turned a double play Cruz to Kelly in the eighth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals, establishing a new National League single season double play record. The prior NL record was 174 set by the Chicago Cubs in 1926.
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REDS
ST. Louis
Cruz
Kelly
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Elyria City team set for Sunday showdown in Brookside
Captain Jack Ambrose schedules Elyria City's preparations for a three game series to decide the championship against Cleveland Tellings at Brookside stadium. Leading hitter Tommy Nickletti and ace pitcher Serxp headline a fan-packed road trip as a large delegation travels from Elyria. Local activities include church meetings, auxiliary sessions, and wedding plans as the community wraps around a busy week.
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Jack Ambrose
Elyria City
Cleveland
Brookside Stadium
Bet
Thei Bots
Draegert
Elyria
Serxp
AAA
Tommy Nickelette
George Von Elm Eliminated In Amateur Championship
George Von Elm, the 1926 United States amateur champion and top challenger to Bobby Jones, was eliminated in the first round of match play at the amateur golf championship by Arthur Yates of Rochester, N Y, three up and two to play.
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Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
George von Elm
United States
Bobby Jones
Arthur “Ducky” Yates
Rochester
Local Union Session and Club Activities Highlight Amherst News
The Lo Tain County Federation of Evangelical Women's Unions meets at St Peter's church for a full day session with district and state reports in the morning and Rev Gruenwald of Zanesville delivering the afternoon pension campaign talk. The Au Courant Club hosts a business meeting with officer elections. Mrs Pietch, Miss Olive Beller named president. Mrs Pippert treasurer. The Evening Sewing Circle resumes at the Methodist church. Needlecraft Club plans North Olmstead visit. Security Benefit Association gathers at J C O F Hall. Funeral leave notices for Mrs Freda Ott accompany other local church board items.
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The
Eagles
F. O. E. Hall
Ladies” Aid Society
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fred Hogrefe
H. Grugal
H. A. Monger
Mien Avenue
William Hance
Park Avenue
D. Earnhardt
Elyria
C. Relehier
South Amherst
Martha Coverdale
J. Coverdale
Hazel Street
Elmer Bischoff
L. J. Bischoff
Jenne
Road
St Peter's Evangelical Church
A. C. Ernst
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
O. F. Upp
Cuyahoga County
Norman Miller
Karessa Miletski
Dorothy Breitzki
St. Joseph's Church
Corinne Finnegan
Milan Avenue
Katherine Brown
Ethel Foldeser
Arlene Kelch
Ethel Foldesey
Bizteen
Amherst
Lo Tain
Mirs. Pietch
F. R. Powers
Olive Beller
Elmer Baker
Airs
Nelson Pippert
Edna Beller
Iona Kaser
Olive
Gertrude Bodmann
Jennie Jaeger
Mathew Lawless
John Hamann, Jr
Henry Plato
Arthur Bauer
Henry Hammill
Nelson Pippett
Flora Kaser
Needlecraft Club
North Olmstead
William Hart
Security Benefit Association
Community notices from South Ridge and nearby areas
The South Ridge area reports a regular E. L. congregation meeting at the parsonage with good attendance and social time afterwards. Evergreen club hosting plans, Ladies Aid and W. R. Society joint meeting details, including a church October gathering and a three course supper. School opens with sixteen pupils taught by Ada Kingsley. A birth announced for Ralph and wife on September 6 in Elyria. Several local visits and meetings noted, including St Paul’s Circle No.4 in Elyria and trips by area residents.
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South Ridge
E. L. EL
Henry Delefield
Evergreen Club
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
Ladies’ Aid
W. 3. Society
Ada Kingsley
Henrietta
Ralph
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
J. B. Bechtel
William Schubere
Fred
Erie
Niagara Falls
Port Dover
Canada
International Canary Association
Louis Phiel
George Holstein
Amherst
Mary Epplye
Frank Baus
Carl Forl
Edward Stang
Circle No. 4
St. Paul’s Church
John Jehle
West Street
Edward Sinerson
L. Bennice
Sunder
Joshua Thompsons
Postnuptial Shower Honors Mrs Francis Ward at Amherst
A post nuptial shower for Mrs Francis Ward was held Friday evening at the home of Misses Helen and Minnie Sabfers in Amherst. Banco provided the main diversion with first honors to Mrs EF Gall and Ward received many gifts in a two course luncheon. Attendees included Mrs F Ward, Mrs Joshua Thompson and Miss Ethel Thompson. London reports a Swansea study shows an electric pen method teaching writing to stubborn pupils with shocks and buzzers to correct pen pressure after six months.
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Edward Stang
Som Frank
Mary Stark
Amsperstrecenth
Walter Wegat
Sixra
Lewis Behnke
Clarence Lapp
Arthur, Lapp
Cuyahoga Falls
William Kane
Amtherst
August Donber
Lakewood
Irvin Delefield
Griswold Road
A. Delefield
Francis Ward
Helen
Minnie Sabfers
Amherst
Banco
EF. Gall
Ward
F. Ward
Joshua Thompson
Ethel Thompson
London
A. E. Heath
Swansea
Heath
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Ridgeville and Nearby Areas
Real estate records show multiple transfers including William Bareck to G W Garthe of sub lot 263 in Stargs second subdivision Lersin for 10 dollars. J F Hines to Ely Realty Co of sub Lot 498 in C A Ely's Eisra addition for 19 dollars. J C Parsch to Jack Evencnice part of lots 35 and 6 in block 64 in German Elr's town flat of Firria for 1 dollar. Olive M Barber to R V Cohagen of sub lots 9 through 32 in Cleveland Road Momesite Subdivision Ridgeville township for 10 dollars. J A Meister to Linn Burge of sub lot 60 in Highland Park Co Highland Boulevard Subdivision Larair for 319 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Bareck
G. W. Garthe
Stargs
Lersin
J. F. Hines
Ely Realty Co
C. A. Ely
Eisra
J.C. Parsch
Jack Evencnice
Ijeman Elr
Firria
Olive M. Barber
R. V. Co Hagen
Cleveland Road
Momesite
Ridgevile Township
J. A. Meister
Linn Burge
Highland Par Co
Highland Boulevard
Larair
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Fan Me
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George Kirkley
Lerain High Boy
O.S.A
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Blo
Topoli
Powell and Burghardt
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Smith and Goodson
Pet
St Louis
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Chicago Tae - St
Brooklin
Philadelphia Wees
Aed
Ethelred Ttn
Harold Delegeld
Delshela
Leung O Oisha
Mere
Anthony Deesfeld
F. Firestone
Lorain
C. Holeworth
John Pries
John Kelley
Clevrelamé
Henry Celefield
Sadie Beal
George Holltageworth
George Kaline
Pomona Grange
Graftos
Fred Schramm
Veldt
Schramm Road
Leo Hanter
Howard Darron
Evelyn
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
Albert Roe
Ralph Beal
Harold Gooden
C. ¥. Smith
Louise Waters
Milton Eppley
Mary Eppley
Ralph Fowl
Andrew Stang
Kathrine
Townline
Henry
Donald Holzhater
Oberlin
Leo Hanlon
A. Madiff
Lorrain
George
Henry Delafield
Rollin Baus
Elsrna
Afondar
Real Estate Transfess
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Lindy Panetela
Mose Wilder Manonle Temple
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