Kaplan Relinquishes World Feather Crown
Louis Kaplan gives up the featherweight world title after failing to make the 126 pound limit. The crown will return to the New York boxing commission and Kaplan plans a light weight comeback, possibly facing Ace Hodkins in September. A new championship tournament is anticipated with contenders including Hal Herman Hobby Garcia Danny Keacher Teed Chapman and others.
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Associated Pres
Ace Hodkins
Ne. Dratka
Wild Cat
Ruby Goldster
Ball Park
New ‘York
Sear
Hal Herman
California
Hobby Garcia
Camp ‘Holabird
Danny ‘Keacher
Philadelphi
Atlan'a
Teed Chapman
Boston
Renny Bats
Phil
Mike Dundee
Rock Areng
Lates
James A. Faris
Aterathtette Commitsion
Red Chapman
Baseball anecdotes and scattered scores from yesterday
A fragmentary recap blends National and American league results with notes on injuries and late innings. The piece recalls Heinie Mueller and Branch Rickey in a humorous inside baseball tale, plus references to Jawn McGraw imports and several minor league injuries.
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Norman Brows
Heinie Mueller
Binns
Wen ‘Nye
Heinie
Mueller
Branch
Rickey
LeNrooden
Shotton
Riches
Melnie
Bert
Dresden Otis
Gia
Jawn ix
China
al Tyson Young
Drok Remthe Stheray
New York Crew
Sutfer
Kelly
Snyder
SteGraw
Deanite
Thene Howe
Methaiv
Generalshin
United States Lawn Tennis selects nucleus for 1926 Davis Cup team
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announces nine leading players forming the nucleus of its 1926 Davis Cup defense. Included are the “big four” who won the trophy last year, with names such as William Tilden, Vincent Richards, and Norris Witte among the core selections. Additional eligible players under consideration include Kinsey, Holeman, Chandler, Wray Brown, and George Lott Jr.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Lawin Tennis Association Today
France
William ‘T Tiden
Williem ML Johnston Vincent Richards
R Norris Witte
Davis “Cay
Coammates
Howard O. Kinsey Cranston Holeman
Baward Chandler
California
Wray Brown
St. Louis
George Lott Jr
Vancouver Fight Card Looks Set for Lahood Clash
Promoter Jack Allen in Vancouver opens negotiations to pair Dixie Lahood with Young Nationalist on July 28 as Suggs and Manty rally for the card. Lahood’s manager seeks favorable terms, while Jimmy Lundy also hoped for a berth. Suggs, Manty en route east, praise Lundy and anticipate strong crowds.
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Dixie Lahood
Chick” Suggs
Butteros
Jack Allen
Vancouver
British Columbia
Lahood
John “Slug
Em” Sullivan
Sullivan
Jimmy Lundy
Allen
Tuindy
Charley
Manty
Star
Dahood
Dave Lumiansky
Suggs
New York
Guierie
Lumlansky
Lundy
Surge
Lian Head
Suggind
Lahne
Lumiansky
Jimmy
Unusual dead heat at Aqueduct in Carter Handicap
At Aqueduct a dead heat occurred in the Carter Handicap over seven furlongs as Macaw and Nedana crossed the finish line together. Nas neater and Pony McAfee were involved in the stretch, with Nedana edging ahead before Macaw recovered and tied. Owners agreed to split first and second money rather than pursue a formal tiebreaker.
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Associated Pros
New York
Aqueduct
Harry Payne Whitney
Macaw
Rancocas Stable
Nedana
Carter
McAfee
Stetch
Nas
Alexander Beaten In 11th As Two Homers Fail Tigers
Invincible after a late surge the Tigers lose in the eleventh. Pipp hits a homer and drives in runs as Cincinnati plates the decisive tally off O'Rourke. Final score details and player notes are listed with the box score and summary of key moments.
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Alexander
Tigers
Invincible
Otto van Pipp
Leni
Tight Contests in Amateur League Amid Close Standings
In a tight Amateur League evening, Walkerville, Marquettes, and West Side battled for top positions as three weeks remain. Tonight’s Y meeting will set finance reports and near season conclusions as managers prepare for decisive games at Hebgen Park and Cin.
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Alkerville
West Side
Marquettex
Teaver
Feuchers
Cabbage Patch Ted
Boye
Tap
I West Side
Bouchers
Hebgen “Park
Blanchards
Venterville
Cin
Navy Tosses Out Army Dress Revival Talk
A chaotic Army Navy debate unfolds over restoring old uniforms as olive drab is seen as outdated. Navy officers favor a traditional blue and gold look, arguing cost and style, while Army officials defend modernization. Critics warn of expense and feasibility amid defense budget pressures.
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Korgenus
Army
Two Baseball Games Tonight Between Clarks and A C M
Butte fans will see two games tonight at Clark Park Anaconda and Butte clash in a renewed feud Diamond action starts at 8 o clock with Knees facing Anaconda and Clarks meeting A C M The Pageant of Progress pageant schedule shift delayed the Butte game to tonight keeping the winter entertainment lively for local fans
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Butte
Clarks
A.C. M
Clark K
Anacond
Monay
Clark Park
Tech
Finn
Diaturine
Leisore
Cag
Frank Tit
Hinaton
Mino Tengue
Jonesy
Ak He Ie
Lin
Bisres
La Barba to Meet Rivers Tonight in Title Bout
In Los Angeles on July 6, heavyweight contender La Barba seeks a rematch against George Rivers of San Francisco. The bout, at the Clyne auditorium, follows prior meetings and features two youthful fighters with veteran credentials. Promoter Strelinger and the state athletic commission oversee the proceedings with weigh in set under 112 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Ty Weaver
Sidel
Cabarhae
Ceorge Thivers
San Francisco
Clyne
Harte
Teivern
Sletorlen
Tevin
Giggorst League Highlights in Sacramento and Portland
The report covers Giggorst League action in Sacramento with Kiana, Delaney, Baker, Martin, and Koehler noted, plus contributions from Hatteries. At Portland, RWB Missions posted 11k, featuring Battorien Piniette, Christian Bekh, Murphy, Haunigartner, Payne, Rachae, and Ber in a key matchup.
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Sacramento
Kiana
Hat
Delaney and Baker
Martin and Koehler
Portland
Missions
Portland Battorien
Piniette
Christian
Bekhert
Murphy
Haunigartner
Payne
Rachae
Ber
National AAU track titles end with record relays tallied
Boston A. C. stars Hahn and Maha led a dramatic finale at the Philadelphia municipal stadium as two world relay records fell and champions were crowned. Lloyd Maha powered the Boston squad with a record half mile, while Hahn anchored a sprint for seven minutes to set a new four mile relay standard.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harold Osborn
Llinde A. Ca Reed Hix
Municipal Stadium
Fional
Lloyd Maha
Foston
Hahn
Int
New York A. C
Georgetown University
Marsters
Holden
Boston Flyers
New Yorker
sact—Hanson
Colby Welch
Boston College
Martin
Dartmouth
Newark
Tino Inners
Ray Dodge
New York
Willie Goodwin
Illinoia
A. C
Tach
Hollywood A. A
Ac Goth
Angelen A.C
Boston A. A
Olymotc Club
San Francisco
Newest Trage Classic Postponed to July 31
The $100,000 American Derby at Washington Park is postponed from July 9 to July 31. Illinois Jockey Club officials say the delay gives trainers time to prepare about 200 horses from San Antonio St. Louis and the East. A hearing on wagering forms continues, while Crowe and Jusader noted among Derby favorites.
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Associated Seas
Chicago
Washington Park
Rourke
Thom
Illinois Jockey Club
Lof CW
Hay
Tay
Bourke
Rob Wet
Crowe
Anth
America
Will Wkely
Mandell Forgetting Wedding Ring After Victory
Sammy Mandell won the light heavyweight title here on Saturday. He was so focused on the championship that he forgot to arrange for the wedding ring for his bride. his manager received a quiet cue to pick up the ring and catch the first train to Rockford. Poland faces grain shortage as government limits exports.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sammy Manell
Hocky Kane
Rockford
Tadic Kane
Mandell
Manag
Eee
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Osborne
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Texal
Louie Skid Kaplan
Pittsboro
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American Association
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