Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-02


notwithstanding a great aerial at
tack in the third quarter, the Coral
Gables Collegians, headed by Tim
Callahan, former Yale captain, de-
feated the New York Giants here
this afternoon by a score of ID to 8.
White was the outstanding star for
the Giants, boosting a drop kick over
the bar in the second period.
New Orleans, La, Jan. 1-(AP)-
By driving a ball into the cup of
Hole No. 2 of the Audubon Club COLL
course yesterday. II. F. Blaine, Jr,
a Tulane University student, became
the fourth resident of New Orleans
to qualify during 1925 for member
ship in the "Hole-in-One Club"
Number two hole measures 140
yards.
Sherman, Tex, Jan. 1 - (AP) -
Bellefonte, (Pa.) Academy's powerful
eleven galloped rough-Shod over the
Sherman High school gridsters here
this afternoon, winning what pur-
ports to bet preparatory cham
pionship of the United States, by a
score of AZ 6. The Sherman eleven,
conceded to be one of the strongest
in the Texas high school league of
three hundred teams, was recently
eliminated from the state race by the
protest route.
Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. / - (AP) -
Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo light heavy
weight, won a judges decision over
Maxey Rosenbloom of New York in
ten round bout here today.
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New York, Jan. 1.-(AP)-On an
exhibition at their home tank today,
members of the Brooklyn Central Y.
NJ. G. A. aquatic team established
three new worlds records for back
stroke swimming. Robert Hosie. Fay
Smith, Walter Spence and Victor
Eiffe lowered their own mark of Z
minutes 35 Is seconds for 600 yards.
negotiating the distance in min
utes, 2S seconds. The same four
swimmers and Harry Lewis then
swan ESQ yards in 9 minutes 25 As
seconds, lettering their former rec
ord by . % seconds. With a sixth
members, August Weinrich, added to
this quintet, the team shattered its
third mark by covering 900 yards in
/ minutes, 26 AS seconds,s Is 25
seconds faster than the old record.
Miami, Jan. 1.-(AP)-The foot
ball game here between a team
known as the princeton All-Stars"
and having many former Princeton
players on it. was defeated q to by
team composed largely of former
Notre Dame players.
Lake Placid n. Y, Jan. 1.-(AP)
The Williams College hockey team
took the fourth and deciding game
of a practice series from the Yale
team at the Lake Placid Club today.
The score was | to 0. OF the four
games played, Williams won 2, Yale
won one and one resulted in tie.
Lake Placid, N. Y, Jan. 1.-(AP)
The University of New Hampshire
and the University of Wisconsin tied
tor first place for the President
Harding trophy at the close of the
week of college winter sports at the
however. captured the Marshal Foch
trophy for ski jumping. The Foch
trophy went to the team doing the
best jumping, while the Harding tro-
ply entries strove for individual,
rather than team supremacy. To-
ronto finished in third place for the
Harding trophy.
New York, Jan. 1.-(AP)-Tom-
my Freeman, Hot Springs, Ark,
welterweight, scored technical
knockout over Sergeant Sammy Ba-
ker. of Mitchell Field, IN the sew
enth round of 10-round match at
the New Years show at Madison
Square Garden tonight. Bakers eye
was badly cut and his manager elect
ed to discontinue hostilities at the
end of the seventh round. In one
of the most stunning finishes ever
seen in the Garden, Willie Harmon
OF New York knocked out Nate
Goldman of Philadelphia in the sec
ond round of a match which was
scheduled for a 10-round semi-final.
A crushing left followed by right,
both delivered with trip hammer
force, struck Goldman Simultaneous
ly with the bell ending the first
round.