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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

5

Aloysius Club New Year 7 Mile Modified Marathon Hopes

Plans are nearly set for Aloysius club's 7 mile modified marathon at 10 a m with Clark Griffith starting the field of about 50 entrants including Morris Healy Lynch Agee Blum Levy Martin Mirick McKee and Shaw brothers. Prizes entice top runners as officials and entry details are announced at Aloysius club and Spalding’s store.

Aloysius Club Clark Crittith Washington Baseball Club Aloysius Morris, Healy Lynch Agee Blum Levy Martin Mirick McKee Brothers Shaw Brothers Clark Griffith I Street Father J.C. Geate St. Aloysius Church Gotzaga College John J. O'Reilly Georgetown University Hilltoppers Cy McDonald Joseph Deering Columbia University Quint Yank) Robbins C.8. Beckett M.C. A James Mulligan Georgetown Clark “Griffith Joseph

Local scholastic quintets united to plan Penn tourney

The University of Pennsylvania hosts a scholastic basketball tournament next March attracting East Central Western and Eastern schools. Eastern Central and Western weigh plans for entry with Central seeking fairer scheduling and funds tight Western cautious on participation. Eastern defends, Central eyeing addition of new recruits, Guyon aims for ten players to Read continuation on page seven.

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Women's Cage League Announces Schedule

The Women's Athletic Council Basketball League released its 1525 schedule led by president Misa Marjorie Webster. Opening January 6 features Princess versus Metropolitan at Wilson Normal with other matches and withdrawals noted from Interior Department, Mount Vernon church, and Woodrothian clubs.

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Jersey Forbids Benefit Fight in Tightened 1925 Rules

New Jersey State Boxing Commissioner Bugbee announced stricter permit rules for benefit bouts in 1925. He denied permission for the Mickey Walker versus Mike McTigue fight in Newark on January 7 as a benefit. He noted benefit shows do not pay the 10 percent tax on gross receipts and vetoed plans to divert tax money to Newark National Guardsmen at the Regiment Armory.

Trenton N. J Bugbee Mickey Walker Mike McTigue Newark National Guardsmen

St Josephs Tossers Defeat Gonzaga 7 17

St Josephs defeated Gonzaga in their gym last night with a 37 to 17 score. McNally led the winners with six field goals while Monahan added three, and O Donoghue topped Gonzaga with points. St Joe held Gonzaga to four field goals and extended a early lead, later adding a whirlwind finish as Gonzaga surged briefly. The Ranger Five seeks a 56 pound team for a game Saturday.

Adelphia Gonzaga St. Joe Boys McNally St. Joe Penn State Monahan O’donaghue Hfe Jon Pealtion TF McNay O.hredy St. Joseph's Phil Goneaga McNaily Campbell Martin Geen Goneaga Robinson Costello Baright Nee Fiyon Campi New Guin Ranger Five Rangera Jahager x Mata Eae

National Collegiate Athletic Association Bans Use of Movies for Scouting

The NCAA adopted a resolution condemning the use of still or motion pictures in coaching or scouting intercollegiate football as unethical. It barred this practice across 230 member colleges and ordered an executive committee study into summer baseball activities by intercollegiate players. J P Richardson of Dartmouth introduced the football screening ban. A committee to investigate summer baseball was authorized. IN YORK, Dec. 36.

National Collegiate Athletic Association Association J. P. Richardson Dartmouth Football Coaches Association of America Coaches’ Organization Football Rules Committee York

Lohman Tentatively Matched With Romero Rojas in Indy Bout

Toledo heavyweight Joe Lohman is tentatively matched with Quintin Romero Rojas for a January 13 bout in Indianapolis. Lohman’s manager Jim Hendricks said the match depends on Lohman facing Tiger Flowers in New York on New Year’s Day.

Toledo Ohio Joe Lohman Quintin Romero Rojas Indianapolis Jim Henricks Lohman Tiger Flowers New York

Bratburd to Manage Corby Bakery Five

Eddie Bratburd, who led the Yankees to their first basketball title, returns to coach the Corby bakery five. Tomorrow afternoon the Dough Boys meet the Five Jacks, college and school boys home on vacation, at Congress Heights for a 2:30 game following a preliminary.

Eddie Bratburd Yankees Corby’ Bakery Congress Heights

Sturgis elected New Chairman of New York Jockey Club

Frank K. Sturgis of New York was elected chairman of the Jockey Club to succeed the late Maj. August Belmont at a club meeting. Harry K. Knapp resigned as treasurer and was named vice chairman. John B. Cowdin became secretary treasurer and Payne Whitney joined the board of stewards. The annual meeting is set for January 8.

EW York Frank K. Sturgis New York Jockey Club Maj August Belmont Harry K. Knapp Sturgis William Woodward Joseph E. Widener Joseph H Davis Payne Whitney Belmont Frank E. Sturgis Joseph E. Davis John E. Cowdin Clipston Grange Lennox Mass National’ Horse Show Association Madison Square Garden United States Cowdin Jamaica Payne ‘Whitney Belmont Park

Pedestrian knocks out "Jack Dempsey" in drug store window

Hammond Indiana December 30 A man named Charles Logan struck the plate glass window displaying a full sized portrait of heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in an East Chicago drug store. Logan was bleeding from cuts to wrist and face when police arrested him, after knocking out the image as he passed.

Hammond Ind dJack Dempasy Jack Dempsey Chicago Charles Logan Logan

Olympia A. A. Wins From Tremonts 42 25

The Olympia A. C. tossers won their ninth game of the season defeating the Tre Mont Juniors 42 to 25 at the Salvation Army gym. Manager Francis Kidwell handles inquiries for teams seeking games.

Olympia A. C TreMont Salvation Army Olympias Francis Kidwell West 1697 Gray Catholic Univeraly Timekerner—Smith Yale

Red Shields Triumph Over Northern Midgets 91 to 17

Red Shields dominated the game scoring a 91 to 17 victory over the Northern Midgets. Schafer led with 66 points, marking his second 66-point game this season. The record shows substitutions and scoring notes for the Red Shield lineup as well as foul tallies and timekeeping details.

Red Shield Schafer Postion North Bubetiailene Carey A. Furr Marshall Jones King Dastion Dawson Gohan Field Arena Carey A. Furr Bhafe Hing Walter Drieset Dens Foulgaale—Schafer Driscoll Bete Poore Smith

Argyle A C Quint Meets Baltimoreans in Friday Bout

Argyle A C Quint, a top 136 pound contender, will face strong opposition Friday night at Wilson Normal gym as it battles the Western Presbyterian Churchmen of Baltimore, a leading Monumental City team. The bout kicks off a series with out-of-town clubs as the Argyles prepare for more opponents.

Argyle A. C. Rage Wilson Normal Western Presbyterian Baltimore Argyles Beason

Central Tech Alumni Quintets Clash Today at Y M C A

Alumni teams from Central Tech and Tech meet at 2 PM in the Y M C A gymnasium. Former college players join the rosters, with Maryland players Smith Boyd Supplee Burger Woodward Shanks House for Tech and Newby Foster Dey McFadden Walker Newby Childress from George Washington Dartmouth Princeton Wesleyan for Central.

Central-Tech Tech Central Maryland Boyd Supplee Burger Woodward Shanks House Penn State George Washington Bob Newby Foster Dartmouth Dey McFadden Walker Dick Newby Princeton Childress Wesleyan

Penn Football Party Arrives at Berkeley

A party of 126 from the Pennsylvania varsity football squad coaches trainers and supporters arrived at Berkeley by the Overland Limited to prepare for the New Year’s Day showdown with the University of California More than 500 Cal students greeted the Quakers and cheered them as worthy foes. Coach Lou Young led the Pennsylvania group to the California stadium as final travel kinks were eased. Penn coach Andy Smith noted his team was not in top condition with key players out and little practice since Thanksgiving due to bad weather.

Pennsylvania Overland Limited Cornell Andy Smith California Berns

Two Michigan Men Backing Oakland Club Interest

Derritt Pratt of Detroit hints two out of town investors from Michigan discussed renewing talks for buying the Oakland Pacific Coast league club. Ann Arbor figures R. T. Dobson and Sam Dobson Jr. met Pratt as Walter Johnson, the Washington pitcher, faced possible federal aid. Johnson confirmed negotiations were under way with offers reportedly near 406000, with Ann Arbor supporters pressing for the deal.

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