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Newspaper

Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1925

Page

4

Baseball Star to Face Bellaire Eleven at Mark Park

Johnny Walker, famed baseball star, to appear for Zanesville against Bellaire at Mark Park on Sunday. The lineup includes Wilbur Smith at quarterback and Red Henderson as captain, with Barnesville, Newark, and Marietta players mentioned among selections as part of the local grid action and fan enthusiasm for the event.

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Charley Hoff Aims to Echo Nurmi In U S Vaulting Tour

European figures visit America to teach and showcase athletic skills inspired by Paavo Nurmi. Charley Hoff of Norway, holder of the world pole vault record, plans a tour to demonstrate vaulting, jumping, and speed. Hoff may challenge records, aided by Adrian Paulen and George Gecaris, with potential matches against American rivals.

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Salvage Selects to Play Muskies Saturday Night

Ed Leviteh, manager of the Sat- Be Selects, announced that Miskingum collies varsity had been booked for the season opener on the Y M M C A floor. The notice confirms the upcoming game date and venue with local team involvement.

Salvage Ed Leviteh Sat- Be Selects

Major Stars Gamble On Horse Racing At Diamond

A fragment suggests baseball stars, including White Rogers Insby and Ruth, gamble on horse racing. It notes players place bets of 20 dollars or two dollars and peruse race odds similar to evaluating batting averages. The text hints at notable players from the St. Louis Cardinals being involved.

Ike White Rogers Insby St. Louis Cardinals Ruth

Oldham Key Pitcher in 1925 World Series Close

The article recalls Oldham as a Pittsburg team member who started in the final game of the 1925 World Series. He finished by striking out Stanley Harris and Goulin, capping a dramatic late inning for the decisive contest.

Oldham Pittsburg Los Angeles Stanley Harris Goulin

Newsboy Mushy Callahan rises to boxing fame

Los Angeles December 1 Two years ago Mushy Callahan was a newsboy selling magazines and scalp tickets. Today his photo is on posters as others scalp for him. He knocked out Pat Moran and Aussie LeRoy Worth Dakota, remains undefeated, and promoter Eddie Sears seeks a bout with Jimmy Goodrich at 135 pounds.

Los Angeles Dmushy Callahan Pat Moran Linge Moran Benny Lesnerd Charley White Lew Tendler Bobby Barrett Jack Zivie Pinky Mitchell Tommy O'Brien Mushy LeRoy Worth Dakota Ace Hudkins Neftraska Wwildcat Eddie “Sears Jimmy ‘Goodrich Sears

Fair test of two football teams merits

A reader argues against postponing games for bad weather and questions whether a final score settles which team is better. He cites Northwestern versus Michigan, contending the outcome may not reveal true quality and that teams should adapt to any field.

Ray Northwestern Michigan Chicago

Public meeting on Co age Rules and basketball rites

A mass meeting will be held at the M. C. G. A. at 7 2380 p.m. Wednesday for a general discussion on several important changes in basketball rules. Speakers include Harry Yorkin and Bo Littek among others. attendance invites all interested in basketball and a chance to participate in discussions.

Harry Yorkin Icy Orth C. E. Culiford Otters Dac

Fading Echoes of Local Life and Boxing Talk

A jumble of comments on newspaper work, scrap heaps, boxing debates, and public figures. It notes arrests for drunkenness rising and questions about moral tone in college sports while musing on the quirks of editors and readers.

Big Ten Elevens Dominate Early Inter-Conference Talks

Chicago December 1 reports say East South and West colleges will meet this week to arrange football games with Big Ten members. Gwynn Wilson USC athletic director aims at home and home contests with a conference team or Notre Dame. if not, plans move East for two series with Pitt or Syracuse. Wallace Wade Pitt coach seeks games with Western Conference teams as Michigan’s schedule fills. Conference teams have other intersections. Chicago and Illinois may face Pennsylvania and Ohio State to play Columbia.

Chicago Big Ten Gwynn Wilson University of Southern California Notré Dame Sith Jer Srrecuse Pittsburg Wallace W.wade Ale E Pittchuret Michigan Rockne Che Mllinois Pennsylvania Oftate Columbia

Nelson Rockus Emerges Star in Youth Swimming

Nelson Rockus, a 16 year old Berkeley student, has swum only three months yet posted a 50 yard freestyle in 24.45 seconds. Analysts predict rapid progress and possible world records within a year. The piece also mentions Firpo’s time spent racing across the country and a recent tumble on his left ear.

Nelson Rockus Berkeley CaLy Firpo Laptrinine

Wooster Coach Granted Year Off For Service

Wooster Ohio December 1 Trustees of Wooster College grant Athletic Director I C Boles a year's leave after 11 years of meritorious service. He plans to spend next season on the Pacific Coast studying Glenn Warner at Stanford. During absence, Boles’ deputies take over football and basketball duties with Arthur Suetes in charge of baseball.

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Scored Only Dozen Points All Season Against Briain

Conference only scored 18 points all season, them against Briain, Ie, lost six games and tigs two. Opposing teams éhunted 1 points, Daytona with 45, Betting far best scort Otterbein university in the pink.

Briain Tigs Daytona Scort Otterbein University

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