Delaney Favored Over Paulino in Stadium Fight
Jack Delaney, eight to five favorite, meets Paulino Uscudun tomorrow night at Yankee Stadium as Delaney seeks to rise past Sharkey Dempsey Tunney and claim the heavyweight title scene. Managers cite Delaney’s recent timing and a repaired elbow as factors in the title bid.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Delaney
Mike McTigue
Paulino Uscudun
Yankee Stadium
Delaney
Paulino
Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Deague
Chunky Azcadan
Pete Reilly
Maloney
Pauline
Texan to Enter Colorado Open Tennis Tourney
Denver notes an imposing entry list for the Colorado Open tennis tournament starting next Saturday. Ralph McElvenny, 1925 and 1926 champion, returns from the east to seek permanent possession of the champion's bowl. E Taylor of Austin Texas, holder of the Texas high school title, has wired in his entry. Other entries include Howard Cordes with Hoover and the Cincinnati indoor singles title holder. Entries in the men's singles close Friday noon and in the women's singles Saturday at 6 pm.
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United Press
Denver
Ralph McElvenny
E. Taylor
Austin
Texas
Howard Cordes
Intermountain
Hoover
Cincinnati
Polo Player Fred Roe In Critical Condition After Polo Injury
Fred Roe a Texas banker rancher and sportsman remained unconscious in Nassau Hospital Mineola New York more than 65 hours after a polo match fall left him with a skull fracture and grave internal injuries. Attendants described his condition as very critical.
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Associated Presa
New York
Fred Roe
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
N. Y
Roe
Baseball results from Amarillo Tulsa and Wichita
Des Moines defeated Amarillo 10 to 7 as Lyons and Morgan combined for seventeen hits with Segrist War Cemp and O Boye leading the attack. Tulsa beat Lincoln 4 to 1 with Bolen stifling Lincoln’s bats. Wichita edged Omaha 4 to 2 after a fourth inning rally and McGrew drove in both Omaha runs with a homer. Also notes the Wright brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk on December 17, 1903 lasting 59 seconds.
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United Press
Amarillo
Des Moines
Demons
Lyons
Morgan
Segrist
War Cemp
O'’Boye
Wichita
McGrew
Omaha
Perry
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Gehrig Hits 38th Home Run Helps Yankees Avoid Shutout
Lou Gehrig drives in the Yankees with his 38th homer and a double in four at bats while Babe Ruth remains hitless in four trips. Ty Cobb contributes a double and two singles to help the Athletics trim New York as Hornsby adds a double and single. Speaker was idle. Cobb
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United Press
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Lou
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Athletics
Hornsby
Speaker
Cobb
Three Castoffs Fuel Cubs Powerhouse Rise to N L Lead
Major league observers note the Chicago Cubs surge to the top of the National League, powered by three castoffs Wilson Webb and Stephenson who were dumped by other clubs. Wilson and Webb lead with home runs while Stephenson hits .338. Root anchors a veteran pitching staff as fans foresee a pennant run and a potential Cubs Yankees World Series matchup if both leagues win.
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Billy Evans
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Wilson
Webb
Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirates
John McGraw
Riggs Stephenson
Cleveland Indians
Root
Charley Root
Yankees
Giants
White Sox
Hack Wilson
Earl Webb
Denver juniors reach final round in state golf title
Nathan Grimes and John McGowan of Denver tee off in the finals as the 36 hole championship round begins at Lakewood Country Club to decide the state junior golf title.
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Denver
Nathan Grimes
John McGowan
Lakewood Country Club
Dodgers Halt Cubs Winning Streak in Twin Bill
Cubs beat the Robins 2 to 1 in the first game of yesterday's doubleheader but lost the second 5 to 4. Dodgers stopped the Cubs nine game NL streak as Hartnett left with a foot spike. Pirates beat the Giants 7 to 6 as Waner drove in the winning run. Gehrig hit his 38th home run and Ruth went hitless while Cobb starred for Washington. Red Sox rainout halted their six game run.
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Bruins
Gabby” Hartnett
Gus Felix
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Corsair
Paul Waner
McGrawe
Lou Gehrig
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Dutch Reuther
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Mackmen
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Gehrig
Baster
Ruth
Cobb
Ty Cobb
Hollis Thurston
Washington
Cleveland
Garland Buckeye
Buckeye
Senators
Harris
Red Sox
Detroit
Diamond Dope West Texas and American League Matchups
Western League games list Des Moines at Amarillo Omaha at Wichita Denver at Oklahoma City Lincoln at Tulsa. Texas League matchups Houston at Wichita Falls Beaufort at Dallas San Antonio at Fort Worth Waco at Shreveport. American League card shows New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston.
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Tulsa
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New York
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Ae Ape
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Beaumont
Yesterday's baseball scores and league results across regions
Yesterday's results show multiple city matchups across leagues. In Texas League Wichita Falls beat Shreveport 8-2 while San Antonio won 3-7 at Beaumont 5-1 and Waco 7 Houston 5. International League Rochester 1 Newark 7 and Syracuse 0 Jersey City 4. Southern Association Mobile 16-4 over Little Rock 0-8.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
Adventurous Bowman Aims for 1928 Olympic Glory
The article profiles Ches ter Bowman of Syracuse and his rivals like Charley Borah and Roland Locke as he plans a 1928 Amsterdam bid. It recounts Bowman's 1924 Olympic tryouts and 1925 intercollegiate 100 yard title, plus Murray’s note on potential United States doubles for the Davis Cup.
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Amsterdam
Charlie Paddock
Loren Murchison
Jackson Scholz
Charley Borah
Roland Locke
Chester Bowman
Syracuse University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Borah
Bowman
H. A. McNeil
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Holland
Syracuse
Harvard Stadium
Paddock
Scholz
Murchison
Hussey
Leconey
Paris
Franklin Field
Feg Murray
Baseball scores and matchups from regional leagues
In American League action Nashville defeated Birmingham 7 to 5 with three games on the slate. New York beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Cleveland downed Washington 2 to 4 while Detroit faced Boston rain. In the National League Brooklyn lost 0 to 5 as Chicago won 2 to 4 and New York edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6 with two games scheduled. American Association saw Kansas City 4 13, Columbus 3 5, Milwaukee 3 6, Toledo 10 4 while St Paul beat Louisville 2 to 1 and Minneapolis met Indianapolis on Lindbergh day. Pacific Coast League results included Los Angeles 3, Portland 7. Oakland 9, Hollywood 0. San Francisco 2, Seattle 11. Sacramento 8, Missions 9. Lone Star League features Texarkana 8, Corsicana 3. Paris 7, Tyler 8. Palestine 6, Mexia 10.
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Hollywood
San Francisco
Seattle
Sacramento
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