Catholic U. Team to Tackle City Club Cagemen Tonight
Catholic University, coached by Rice, faces City Club quint tonight after a junior club opener. The Brooklanders, though weakened by 1923 losses, aim to start the regular lineup and avenge last year’s romp over the City Club. The game follows a junior club match and marks the final C A schedule before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Catholic University Basketers
Brooklanders
Collegians
C. U
Maryland
Georgetown
British Amateur Boxers to Tour United States in 1925
The Amateur Boxing Association of Great Britain selects four regulars and two alternates to travel to the United States early next year. The squad includes Pat O’Hanrahan, J. Elliott, Harry Malin, H. J. Mitchell and others from the Polytechnic Boxing club and Oxford, Cambridge, and Bemondsy. Planned bouts feature international meets in New York and Boston with Olympic champions Malin and Mitchell, possible February tourneys in Boston and Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indon
A. P
Amateur Boxing Association of Great Britain
United States
Gogay
Oxford
Bemondsy Boxing Club
Pat O'Hanrahan
Polytechnic Boxing Club
Harry Malin
Metropolitan Police
J. Elliott
H. J. Mitchell
New York
Boston
London
Paris
Willam H. Cuddy
Amateur Athletic Union
South America
Madison Square Garden
Boys Club Flashes Triumph Over Immaculates
The Boys Club Flashes beat Immaculate Cub five, 29 to 23, led by Weigel with six goals from scrimmage and five successful 15 foot shots. Other players listed include Dougherty, Stran, Trealy, Gallagher, Leahy, Cotman, Nattart, Trent, Kueh, Sakdalt, Wed Wn, Ashenmith, Ryan, Heay, and Went.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Cub
Weigel
Ammaculate
Dougherty
Stran
Trealy
Gallagher " Leahy
Start
Smih
Cotman Nattart
Trent
Taggnerty Kueh Goats Sakdalt
Ashenmith
Ryan
Tilden Faces Uncertain Plans Under New Amateur Rule
New York, Dec. 18. William Tilden, national singles champion, undecided about next year due to recently drafted amateur rule. He must choose between competing in sanctioned tournaments or writing about them while in progress. He has made no plans and will not discuss the rule at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T. Tilden
Tilden
LE Vare
Firpo seeks comeback by signing Jimmy De Forest
Louis Angel Firpo plans a ring return to challenge Jack Dempsey after training again with veteran Jimmy De Forest. He departs for a six week trip to France, Spain and Italy, saying the excursion is for pleasure and signaling a possible path back to a title bout in New York. He may also pursue a rematch with Charley Weinert while awaiting Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
France
Spain
Italy
Jimmy DeForest
Dempsey
DeForest
Harry Wills
Charley Weinert
de Forest
Tack Dempusy
Jack McAuliffe
Jesa Willard
Fir
Argentina
Griffiths ready to bid for Reuther in Washington bid
President Clark Griffith and Stanley Harris of the Washington Nationals plan to attempt to obtain Walter Reuther from the Brooklyn Robins. Reuther, 31, joined the National League in 1917 after minor league experience and a Pirates trial. Details could not be confirmed as officials were unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Clark Griffith
Stanley Harris
Washington Nationals
Walter
Butch) Reuther
Brooklyn Robins
Reuther
Pirates
Chicago
Faw
Washington Club
Bucky" Harris
Washington
Jeffries to Referee California Bouts
James J. Jeffries will return to the ring as a referee when California adopts the ten and twelve round bout law, which becomes effective soon. The announcement was made in Los Angeles on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
California
Los Angeles
James J. Jeffries
Calvary M E Midgets In Action Tonight
The Calvary M E Midgets basketball team will meet Massachusetts Park Indiana at City Club tonight as a preliminary to the City Club Catholic University game. Calvary players Gleston Richardson Woodward Blanchard Asquith Felker Maxwell Stewart report at 6:40 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. HB
Massachusetts Park
Indiana
Catholic University
Calvary
Gleston
Richardson
Woodward
Blanchard
Asquith
Felker
Maxwell
Stewart
Catholic U Freshmen Triumph Over Tech High 48 19
Catholic University freshmen routed Tech High 48 to 19 at Brookland gym. Werber led with four field goals. Foley scored six from the floor while several reserves saw action. Tech High struggled with missed foul shots as CU built and maintained the lead throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Yeater
Brookland Gymnasium
Sanborn
Af Tech
Brookland Subs
Werber Jed
Foley
C.U
Dob
Meray Curry
McDonald
Bonner
Long
O'Donnell
Carney
Flannnigan
AicDonald
Werber
Koona
Counclior
Woods
Duffield
Foulkvale
Collins
Linaky
Harvey
Hughes
Freer Prep Five Defeats Wanderers In One Sided Tilt
Freer Prep Five beat the Washington Wanderers 33 to 17 in Epiphany chapel gym. Wiltshire led with five field goals and five of six foul shots, as Freer’s defense stifled the Wanderers early. Substitutions and scoring detail appear in the report with names like Kilroy Goodrich Rice and Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freer
Washington Wanderers
Epiphany Chapel
Freers
Reading
Wiltshire
Goodrich
Franklin
W. Wanderers
Kiley Herzog
Turner Moyer
Paar
Shapira
Herzog
Turner
Rice
Moyers
Block
Kilray
Jaro
Geldman
Kileay
Hermog
Incoba
Duwan
Wiltehize H
Kilroy
Dogan
Gokiman
Naundere
Centre College Schedule Reveals 1925 Football Opponents
Centre College at Danville lists five 1925 games including Georgetown University in Washington and Michigan Aggies in Lansing. Return fixtures are planned with Michigan Aggies, Oglethorpe, and South Carolina, with dates and venues in doubt due to incomplete text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Georgetown University
Washington
Michigan Aggies
Lansing
Mich
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
South Carolina
Columbia
Centre College
Oglethorpe
Lassing
All District High School Basketball Action Today
Five scholastic quintets compete as the season nears its Christmas break with double headers set for January 10. Western and Eastern face prep and college teams, Central travels to York, and Catholic U freshman meet Business Regulars. rosters and eligibility questions loom as teams push toward the titular series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley L. Povich
Eastern
Winton A.C
Tech
Kanawhas
National Guard Armory
Rezervea
Stantons
Western High
Garret Park
Georgetown Prep
Central
Gallaudet
Mount. Pleasant
Catholic U
Brookland
Western
Ahearn
Garber
Dulin
Lamar
McDarrmid
Walker
David
Gichner
George Hageage
Hurlburt
Kendall Greeners
Guyon
Carliste
Kessler
Bennie
Radice
Hieke
Madigan
Burch
Elliott
McAlester
Scruggs
Hogarth
Lowden
Coggins
Dean
Hale
Dezendorf
McDonald
Banta
Yale Soccer Team Will Meet Middies
Yale will meet the Annapolis Midshipmen in a hockey game here on Saturday. The academy management announced the pending negotiations today. The Middies regular schedule concluded with the University of Pennsylvania game at Philadelphia last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Yale
Annapolis Midshipmen
Academy
Middies
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
California Governor to Name Boxing Board
Governor Friend W Richardson arrived at his Southern California office and said he will appoint a state boxing commission to oversee the sport. He wants men of high character and knowledge to keep prize fighting as clean as possible, though he doubts full reform is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS Angeles
Friend W. Richardson
Southern
California
Boxing Commission
Athletic Commission
Magnates' session to seek broader baseball cooperation
The session in Chicago on December 16 aims to settle all grievances between Commissioner Landis and President Ban Johnson as sixteen club owners from the American and National leagues reconvene. Leaders Ruppert Barnard and Shibe form a peace committee to urge unity with Heydler and Johnson, while no storm appears, and Landis plans to preside over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihecago
A. P
Thomas Shibe
Jadelphia Athletics
Olive Braddh
Missioner
Landis
Tver
American League
Landis’ Price
Johnson
St. Louis
Phil Ball
Johnsonemains
Ameri League
John Heydier
National League
Baseball Advisory Council
Lai
Johnson and Heydler
Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tokight
G. U
UG. W
College Park
Lafayette
Princeton
North Carolina State
Tigers
Cabin Park
Baltimore
Daly
George
Old Dominion Boat Club
Knauss
Kendall Green
Slaney West
Mth & G
Joe Bus
Big Tine
Wis
Hugems
Patty
Vance
Wader
Yance
Lohke
Seer Gith Groove Ayn
Ruth
Ondon Bobbie
Immaculates
Jimmy DE Forest
Europe
Gallaudet Basketers
Griffith
Lade
MacDerrmid
Ory
der Te
Riddle
Eieldren
Byouk
McDairmid
Galendet
Brook Wordrack
Riddlebaer
Wallace Dulin
Holdren
Kubathtutions
Teecy
Flageece
Girtner
Hegesge
McDaonid
Walkee
Miller
Wallace
Dickson
Ryauk
Evie
Wandrack
Piel Grale
SeTiaumid
Mar
Thilo
Bronk
Wood
Calvary M.E
Catholic U. Frosh Five Beats Tech High
Freer Prep
Wanderers
C.A. Fresh
Central Five
Devitt Prep
Banfield
Colling
Robintski
Connor
Twomey
Les
C. Wilkins
Erwin
Boyd
Jones
Merrill
Shepard
Segalo
Hunter
Fochl
Young Dencio
Indian Russell
Pennsylvania
Boxing Board
Glive
Raleigh Haberdasher
Exchangeable Inc
F Street