Speedy games on cage cards coming week in league
Undeclared power games fill the Intermediate Sunday school basketball schedule next Tuesday at East High. Five undefeated quintets clash across divisions with Grace M E and First M E expected strong, Linden M E and Christ Episcopal also poised, while Calvary Evangelical seeks a win as several top squads attempt to extend spotless records. Senior and Junior leagues follow with a packed slate and notable matchups across Burton Avenue Baptist, First Baptist, St Pauls M E and others.
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Althy
Jeague
East High
Grace M. E
Grace Methodists
M. E
Christ Episcopal
Bret Brethren
Burton Avenue
Linden NM
Warnar Street Baptist
Calgary Evangelical
First Svangeliccal
First Baptist
Calvary Gyeu- Selical
Kids Have A Real Kick Coming In Christmas Stores
Fragmented OCR reads show a chaotic column about children’s toys and store layouts. It mentions separate departments for Christmas items and warns of aggressive selling aimed at parents with children.
Baseball to Care for Its Players in Coast League Plan
Kansas City report on a new players welfare movement led by Big John Peters proposes a structured fund to support aged and injured players. Members pay five dollars for life membership, with major and minor league clubs urged to host a fundraising park day to fund care, plus a home for retirees. The effort has Coast League backing and aims to expand to other circuits.
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Kansas City
Big John Peters
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Association’ ‘Af
Hil
Organizetan
Angel Can Association
International League
Gatalion Islands
Herman Merritt
Kansas
Clay Hoy
Peters
William
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Eorgie
Ottoj Vers
Treasury
Grange Shines in Florida Grid Debut with Bears
Red Grange starred for the Chicago Bears in a Florida exhibition, scoring the only TD with nine carries for 98 yards. He appeared in three quarters, guiding a 7-0 lead before being rested. The event drew about 2000 spectators as famed grid talent gathered. Nevers of Stanford joined Jacksonville All-Stars camp for their Jan 2 game with Grange.
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Gerald Gables
Dee
Harold ‘Grange
Red
Dixie
Chicago Bears
Cora -Gables Colle-Giang
Titan
Art Atal
Jost Bing
Grange
Ehoat
Sredt Barron
Georgia’ Tech
Golden Tornado
Nevers
Jacksonsville Beach
Fla
Jirmn Nevers
Leland Stanford University
Red Grange
California
Jim Lawson
Leland Stanford
Lawson
W. A. Cunningham
University of Georgia
Army
Jerry McGuire
High Salaries Spark Baseball Giants and Cardinals
New York reports list of top baseball salaries with Rogers Hornsby earning about 35,900 as St. Louis Cardinals leader, plus a 38,400 bonus for leading the team. John McGraw estimated around 46,696 yearly with Giants profits cut. Other notable pay scales include Ty Cobb near 36,000, Tris Speaker 25,000, and Connie Mack earnings linked to club shares.
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New York
John McGraw
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
McGraw
New York Ciub
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyns
Charles Hey Ebbets
McKechnie
Pirates
Jeanun
Ty" Cobb
Tigers
Tris Speaker
Indians
George Lister
Browns
Calaria Fidie Collins
White Sox
Ricky Vlarris
Washingtons
Miler Iasc
Yankees
Connie Mack
Athletics
The Outdoors Weekend Camping Bedding Review
A historical guide reviews camping beddings for weekend trips. It covers wool blankets with paper backing, large seal skin and down sided robes, mattress options from spruce and leaves to air beds, and insulated sleeping pockets. Prices range from 40 to 80 dollars, with sizes and weights noted for cold and warm conditions.
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Sporting Goals
Canada
LCS
North Woods
Forest Service
Vinton High to Meet Alumni Five in Friday Game
Vinton high school basketball will host the alumni five this Friday evening January 1 in the post holiday contest. The schedule hints at a tough season with several games still to be arranged including matches on January 12 January 22 and February 12. Veterans are in uniform and the team is expected to be fast with several key players returning.
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Vinton
Ja. Dee
Tay
Ehsburs
Atone
Her —Shelisburg
Rkexstone
Newhall
Bysari
More
N—County
Gett
Waterloo
Dart- Thuy CoHems
Rth
Schoal Basket
Ty Elphin
Etresuoug
Iowa Baseball Club Plans Dixie Trip in 1926
The Hawkeye baseball squad, led by coach Otte Voxel, will start indoor practice after Christmas and depart for a two week Dixie tour in early 1926. Last spring, Voxel guided Iowa to a strong showing on an eight day south tour, winning four of five games led by captain Edudle Fulnu, a veteran.
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Dev
Couch Otte IL
Voxel
Carl
Stawks
Iowa
Ft South
Cen
Edudle
Fulnu
Ou Theidlar
Football’s most successful year in college history
New York reports a 1525 season that Dartmouth and Michigan dominated as Red Grange and Oberlander drew national attention. Attendance records shattered nationwide with 82,000 at Ohio State versus Illinois. Grange’s rise and fall stunned fans after switching to the Chicago Bears, earning him extensive pay but eroding college loyalty.
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New York
Dartmouth
Michian
Red Grange
Oberlander
Columbus
Grange
No clear full article headline found in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR notes name several individuals and discuss intentions and propriety within an organization. The text mentions officers working without salary and references agreements or plans about exemptions, but lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
Japanese Baseball Magnate Faces Suit By Buddhist Priest
In Nizoka Japan a baseball magnate Kenzo Kobayashi who owns Sawamess team Vere is suing for damages after a stray ball struck a spectator in the forehead. Buddhist priest Tano Kimura alleges the incident shows team negligence and trespass warnings were mishandled. The case centers on whether the ballpark enclosure was properly managed and whether remorse was offered.
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Nizoka
Japan
Kenzo Kobayashi
Tano Kimura
Spectator Aims to Tackle Runner During Gridiron Play
At an Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan game in Athens on December 2 Carlisle Collings of Columbus a former Ohio University player jumped the stands to tackle a Wesleyan ball carrier as he raced for a potential touchdown. He was tackled by an Ohio safety who held him until the play ended with a 70 yard run by McFarland. Collings later said he could not help himself after seeing Wesleyan intercept a forward pass.
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Sesson Avas
Michigan
Dartmouth
Washington
Iadama
Tulane
Missouri
Northwestern
Yost
Sherlander
Tully
Simme
Weaih
King
Knute Rockne
Taal Jones
Oie
Laches
Walter Camp
Imedern Teama
Hall
Peseig Fyterestee
Athens
Carlisle Collings
Columbus
Ohio University
Ohio
Clue
Wesleyan
McFarland
McParland
Baseball Players Read About Themselves In Papers
New York gossip reports Major League players, led by Rabbit Maranville, buy every local paper at breakfast to read yesterday’s game coverage. They critique writers, defend praised plays, and shrug at unflattering lines as part of daily baseball culture.
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New York
Mayers
Maranville
Cisca Lea
Irish Hockey Team Critiques American Girls Abroad
Members of the Irish Ladies Hockey team, after a U S tour, return home disparaging American girls as soft and luxury loving. Miss Winifred Drury calls them inactive and car dependent, while Mis Levingstone jokes about Americans using elevators, noting a contrast with Irish vigor on the field.
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London
Trockey Union
United States
Winifred Drury
Mise Levingstone
Local Hockey Talk Sparks Youth Debate on Fashion and Life
A speaker notes a few silights in 36 seconds and argues only girls in the United States who played hockey felt they had life. Miss Steen contrasts American and European youths, saying American men are not as well turned out and condemning the bright yellow boots worn by many young men.
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United States
Steen
England
Ireland
English golfers pay for repairs to church clock near Rye links
Donations poured in from across Great Britain to Cue parish church of Rye to fund repairs for the town clock that has chimed for four centuries. Noted golfers including Abe Mitchell George Duncan Archie Compston and other hickory shaft stars contributed. The 125 pounds required arrived in under a week.
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Rye
England
Great Britain
Cue
Abe . Mitchell
George Duncan
Archie Compston
England Suppled Most Golf Balls to U S in 1924
New York on December 26 1924 England supplied 2629939 of 2843732 imported golf balls leaving France 113683 Scotland 9194. It is estimated that about 25 percent of the American self bail trade is handled by imports.
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New York
England
RE. G. Holt
United States Department of Commerce
France
Scotland
Spor ts Summary From Dittbarsh and Nearby Notes
Dittbarsh Virginia Paul Toye Fowelteight defeats Willie Harmon in a close bout in Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s Jonghran wins a judges decision over King Soronton. Rocky Smith beats Nsohliy Mageatl in Baltimore. Tejayland disperses M Ciere in a 4 round division. Eddie Mallris arrives in Shreveport to scout the White Sox. Chicago’s football scene includes Ter j milditly Atlantis electoplane. York-based Thinkers and Clora anticipate national competitions. plans for hockey, boxing, and football events span New York to Pittsburgh. Chicago observers note potential series and coach comments as teams prepare for upcoming seasons. Linus Imus completes 27-day organ voyage, entering dental school in Washington, DC.
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Dittbarsh
Paul Toye
Fowelteight
Willie Harmon
New ‘Cated
Philadelphia
Tersimy Jonghran
Phildelphia
King Soronton
Params
Rocky Smith
Battleresk
Mirch
Nsohliy Mageatl
Alimore
Terliand
Tiat Disper McIere
Hick
Montreal
Negres
Foe Stecher
Min Lonios
Mist Tinee
Londes
Chicago
Eddie Mallris
White Sox
Shreveport
Tar
Panaginis
Beeen Carnes
Ardmore
Olah Ana Lee Najaroux
Sai Artonio
New York
Clyra
Phe
Tinghwaipten
Dan
Land
Atlantis
Hn. c
Jere Mateh Matson Square Garden
Gsight
Veil Jackets
AL Vans
Vittsburgh
York
Professianw
Leisy
Bern
MW Fretida
Bey
Towan athletes train after holiday layoff amid big city showdowns
Hawkeye fullback Paul Foot Smith leaves for Town City to join the cage squad as coach Sant Barry orders a week of intensive drills. Town’s basketball team eyes a late December clash with Marquette at Milwaukee, while football legends linger in memory of past Big Ten title chapters and upcoming battles. Fans note Notre Dame’s close loss to Town last season as a hopeful omen for the new year.
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Paul “Foot” Smith
Lung
Olé Gold
Towans Mert
Marquette
Milwaukee
Sant Barry
Hawkeye
Notre Dame
Indiana
Barry
George Chompson
Webster City
Collapians
Red Grange
Chicago
Deury
Tampa
Fla
Thompesm Eli
Ty Ger
Jackie Fir
Friedman’s Big Hands Help Michigan Pass Game
Ann Arbor Mich Dec 26 Benny Friedman Michigan forward passing ace has the arm to hurl passes 40 yards and beyond aiding wins over Navy Wisconsin Minnesota and Ohio State He captains Michigan’s 1928 eleven as the first Jewish player to lead a Big Ten champion hopeful team with many teammates returning next season.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Enny Priedman
Michigan
Benny
Altho
Finsere
Te Lds
Priedman
Navy
Wolverines
Midshipmen
Badgers
Wisconsin
Westmath
Friedman
Ohio State
Minnesota
Gosterbuan
Molenda
Gilbert
Gophers
Will
Oosterbaan
Mother Sues Son's Slayer at Spencer for $10,450 Damages
Mrs Agnes Detling of Bemidji Minnesota administrator of Daniel Detling's estate sues J B Sines for 10450. She claims 10000 damages for his murder and 450 for funeral expenses. The case involves an attachment on Sipes real estate and mentions his prior murder conviction and a lengthy trial budget impact on Clay County.
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Spencer
Spencer, Ta
Agnes ¥. Detling
Bemidji
Minu
Daniel Detling
Sines
Detling
Sipes
F. C. Davison
Young Belling
State
Fort Madison
Irene Sipes
Clay County
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Unified Brethren
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Flesak Mercy Hospital
Senay 'Riedman
C. W. Bruner
Hiack Hawk
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Shores Fuel & Transifer Company
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