Central Nogs Edge Gallaudet In Close College Bball Night
Scholastic teams staged five games with Central showing title potential by holding Gallaudet Varsity to 32 points in a 31 32 setback. Catholic U Freshmen lost 21 30 as Western beat Georgetown Prep 39 12 at Garrett Park. Eastern routed the Wintons 29 9 while Tech edged Kanawhas 40 39 at the National Guard armory. Western must replace two players. Business shows balance. Tech lacks depth and form as subs boost Kanawhas.
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Cholastic
Central
Gallaudet
Central Gymnasium
Ths
Catholic U
Weatern
Georgetown Prep
Garrett Park
Eastern
Wintons
Tech
Kanawhas
National Guard Armory
Western
Gallaudet Edges Central 32 31 In Tight Finish
Gallaudet center Riddie sank seven field goals and led with accurate foul shooting securing a 32 31 victory over Central at Central gym. McDonald and Bauta starred for Gallaudet while Dean and Hale aided Central’s strong effort in a close in state matchup. Referee Haas. Time of periods listed as 49 minutes.
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Riddie
Gallaudet
Central
Gymnasarum
Coggins
McDonald
Bauta
Dean
Hale
Galaudet
Ondra
Byouk
Wondtack
Miter
Wallace
Scarvie
Bradley
Benia
Desendorf
Banta
Moser
Chatlen
Biddle
Heldren
Moner
Baute
Kearing
Haas
Miantos
G. U. Freshmen Triumph 30-21 Over Business High
Catholic university freshmen edged Business High 30 to 21 at Brookland gym, pulling away with a late spurt in the final minutes. Lasdum led the winners as Stenographers continued on the third page.
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Catholic University
Brookland Gym
Lasdum
Yankees Trade Shocker for Bush and Two Rookies
New York plans to acquire Urban Shocker from St. Louis in exchange for Bullet Joe Bush and two rookie pitchers. The deal, finalized in Chicago, involves Milton Gaston and Joseph Giard joining the Yankees, with George Sisler approving the move amid competing offers. Bush, 31, and Shocker, 33, are both right handed stars cited for recent performance.
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Urban Shocker
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Joe” Bush
Bush
Yankees
Milton Gaston
Joseph Giard
Toledo
Hartford
Chicago
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Miller Huggins
George Sisler
Yankee
Sisler
Washington
Boston
St. Louis Pilot
Shocker
New York
Browns
Derrill Pratt
Eddie Plank
Yanks
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Missoula
Union Association
Ottawa
N York
A. P
Bush Thinks Browns Got Best of Big Trade
Philadelphia reports Bullet Joe Bush voiced surprise at being traded from the Yankees to St. Louis for Urban Shocker. He praised Shocker but felt the Browns gained the better deal, citing Gaston’s potential and his own past Yankees contributions. Bush noted he has not seen Girard pitch and doubted the Yankees won the trade.
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Philadelphia
Joe Bush
Miller Huggins
Gaston
Girard
St. Louis
Urban Shocker
Osk Lane
New York
Joe
Browns
Shocker
Yanks
Huggins
Ataf
Bhocker
Reuther
Eddie
Yankees
Jos Bush
Grif
Arid
St Patrick Midgets Edge Irish Juniors 33 32 in Close Finish
The St Patrick Midgets defeated the Irish juniors 33 to 32 in the final minutes. Carroll and O Keefe led St Patrick with high scoring, while Proctor topped his team for Irish. Irish led at halftime 13 12 and remained ahead in the third quarter.
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St Patrick
Carroll
O’keelen
Proctor
Herding
Atehison
Keefe
Parrott
Provtorai
Jerce
Bodter
St. Walker
Baler
Navy Quintent Defeats Loyola College In Baltimore Contest
Navy Midshipmen routed Loyola College of Baltimore 32 to 17 in Baltimore. Menton and Helfrich starred for Loyola with four quick second-half baskets, while Craig led Navy with six field goals and four successful free throws as the Middies built a first-half lead and withstood Loyola’s late push.
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Inapolis
Loyola I College
Baltimore
Midshipmen
Baltimoreans
Navy
Middies
Loyola
Loyolaa
Helfrich
Menton
Vislnr
Mentor
Craig
Beitrich
Iralg
Cummings
Badger
Great Meaten
LG Legaett
Bubatitationa
Eneight
Docwiga
Nevy
Farrish
Day
Rhodes
Jonea
Rat
Shapley
Jones
Shaple
Gret
Jones Shapley
Leggett
Field geale—Beltrich
Parwah
Het Fick
Meaton
Righ
Ed nErete
Callinoere
re—Biardy
Friends Wants Games Near December 27 and January 1
The Friends church team seeks matches in December 27 and January 1 at gyms. Interested teams should call Manager Becott at Columbia 7596. Friends will play the Halphany team Thursday.
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Friends Church
Becott
Columbia
Friends
Marine Eleven to Play Western Maryland Here
Westminster Md Dec 17 Western Maryland College athletic director Ken Shroyer announced Western Maryland will meet the United States Marine eleven at American League Park Washington next fall instead of at the Baltimore stadium Major Vandergrift of the Marine corps finalized arrangements by telephone This is the first meeting of the Devildogs and the Terrors
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Westminster
Ken Shroyer
Western Maryland College
Western Maryland
United States Marine Eleven
American League
QENGHO AND RUSSELL BO 12 ROUNDS TONIGHT AT WASHINGTON
Boxing card at Washington barracks features Qengho vs Russell, a 12 round bout with both eager to prove who is top Filipino fighter. Russell brings hard hitting reputation. undercard includes Cosby vs Groves six rounds and Morrison vs Hogan six rounds. Calvary M E five seeks Sunday game with Yosemite or Truxton quintets. contact Gotwalls at Adams 435.
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Sell
Washington Barracks
Russell
Curtyins
Bobby Burke
Dench
Dendo
K. C
Fana
Fort Myer
Billy Cosby
Kid Groves
Willis Morrihon
Hogan
Eddie Collina
Maryland Nationa Guard
Kid Hees
Fort Bragg
Yor Dencio
Calvary M. E
Yosemites
Truxton
Immacula
Gotwalls
Adams
St Marys Juniors Sweep Two Wins in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia on December 17 St Marys Juniors defeated the Boys Club Superiors 28 to 17 and topped Argyle clubmen 24 to 12. Wingfield led scoring for St Marys with near five floor shots while Cronin and Kelley paced the Saints in the nightcap with key baskets and late free throws. Meade and Moore contributed strong guard play as Sta Marys extended their win column.
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Lexandria
St. Mary's Juniors
Argyle
Saints
Wingfield
Mendes
Riley
Kelley
Moore
Shaw
Argyle A. C
Quint
Washington
St. Mary
Kellay
Argyles
Cronin
Brooke
Marga
Arayle
Meade
Breomer Cronin
iRelley Ik Brenner
Corman
Rehd
B. Brenner
Kel
Brady
Robinson
Brooks
Bangs
Cook
Benge
Simmons
Banger
Cockenhearn
Fieldsoale
L. Breaoee
Carter
Hinesil
Yonuk
Bince
Nolas
Grioteg
Omeire—Smith
University of Wralnie
Hamilton
St. Marve
Club owners pledge to landis I will remove Johnson
American league owners meeting with National league leaders pledged to landis a $50 000 salary to remove Byron Bancroft Johnson if he continues criticizing Landis. They removed him from the advisory council and promised actions to curb his influence in league affairs amid a 1924 world series controversy. Johnson, meeting with his clubs earlier, left the hotel before the rebuke was delivered.
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Chicago
A. P
Byron Bancroft Johnson
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Johnson
Landis
American League
Baseball Advisory Council
Uit
Messares
Cozy Dolan
Jimmie O'Connell
Giants
Dolan
O'Connell
Compissioner
O’connell
American Leaguers
Advisory Council
Frank J. Navin
Detroit
National Commission
John A. Heydsler
National League
Commission
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Resolution Demands Changes in Baseball Administration
In Chicago on December 17, Col Jacob Ruppert of the New York American League club sends a communication to Commissioner San dia. The American League unanimous resolution, read in New York December 10, 1924, asks for removal or curbing of the president and for legislation to limit the commissioner's powers. Names Thomas S. Shibe Clark C. Griffith Robert Quinn Charles A. Comiskey E Barnard Jacob Ruppert Frank J. Navin and others.
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Landis
American League Peace Committee
Thomas S. Shibe
Philadelphia Club
Jacob Rupert
New York Yankees
Barnard
Cleveland Club
Johnson
American League
Hicago
Sandia
Jacob Ruppert
New York American League Club
Thess Guarantess
Jeease
New York
Philadelphia
Clark C. Griffith
Washington
Robert Quinn
Reuther Hurls Claim Blocked by Washington Club Deal
Brooklyn pitcher Walter Reuther is reportedly claimed by Washington via an executive squeeze. The article traces Reuther’s career from Portland to Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Brooklyn, noting a spring delivery agreement and waiver by other National League teams. It highlights Griff ith and Ebbetts as principals and cites Reuther’s 1919 World Series, 1921 season, and 1923 improvements as context for the deal.
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Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Georgia Avenue Sage
Eynon
Eye
Reuther
Griffith
Bucky Hareris
Walter Henry Reuther
Alameda
Calif
Portland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Big Lea, Company
Chicago Cubs
Water Henry
Abouts
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Cago Fuer
Ray
Guillemot
Loyola College
Marine Eleven
Qengho
Russell BO
Morrison VS
GT. Mary's
Trounce Boys Club
Marys
Bug
Rae Brenper
Allies
L. ‘Reatz
Latham
Galitet
Keltey
Darley
Feowlak
Sield Soals
Brenner
Meors
Wash
Fenwick
Dan Brenner
Wingiel
Wey
Ile Vie Amit
Timekeeper
Eatwisle
Master Cotent i
Anaccatia Eagle A. C
St. Teresa Hall
Phil Ball
Hebnke
Navin
Successe
Ban Johnson
Cleveland
Washington Club
Georgia Avenue
Walter
Dutry Reuther
Brookyn
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E. B. Eynon
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