Gibbons Tunney Bout Seen For Liver Punch Clash
New York April 27 The boxing preview marks Thomas Gibbons and Eugene Tunney as body punchers with liver blows highlighted. Gibbons notes a jaw hook as his strongest weapon while Tunney touts a liver shot as his best. Gibbons recalls a Toledo knockout that boosted his career toward Dempsey.
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Joe Williams
New York
Thomas Gibbons
Eugene Tunney
Gibbons
Tunney
Jim Corbett
Heydeg
Kid McCoy
Jos Choyneki
California
Carpentier
Tony Melchair
Toledo
Tony
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Gibbon
Dempsey
Montana
Tagging the Bases Tagging the Bases
The Indians beat the White Sox 9 to 0 after fans disrupted play in the ninth. umpire called the game. Bentley limited the Phillies to six hits as the Giants moved closer to first. The Senators tied the Athletics after Paschal’s homer powered an 8 to 2 Yanks win. The Cubs edged the Reds 6 to 5 in a late rally.
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Phillies
Giants
Senators
The
Athletics
Paschal
Yanks
Browns Defeat Tigers 6 4 as Sisler Extends Safe Hit Streak
Sisler recorded a hit in his twelfth consecutive game as the Tigers lost their fifth straight. The Browns topped the Tigers 6 to 4 to extend the skid in a late-season matchup.
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Sisler
Tigers
Browns
Marquard and Ryan BlankRobins in 8-0 Victory
Players Marquard and Ryan combined on a shutout against the Robins, allowing six hits as the Braves won 8 to 0. Marquard exited in the ninth inning with a brief rally threatening the lead.
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Marquard
Ryan
Robins
Pirates Rally Past Cardinals For 6 1 Victory
The Pirates scored four runs in the eighth inning and added one in the ninth to defeat the Cardinals 6 to 1. Pirates pulled away late and secured the win behind strong bullpen.
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Pirates
Cardinals
National Player Club Wheat Eklyn Bottomley Cards
League standings show players and teams with batting and fielding figures from the season. Names such as Hornsby Cards Fournier Eklyn Henline Phila indicate a roster mix across leagues with performance metrics and team affiliations embedded in a dense box score.
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National Player Club
Wheat
Eklyn
Bottomley
Hornsby
Fournier
Henline
Phila
America
St. L
Ale
Aths
Irns
Cleve
Wer
Browns
Widge
Tigers
Ohio State captain Larry Snyder marks unique track record
Larry Snyder of Ohio State, captain for a second year, continues to excel despite war injury and age. A hurdler and versatile sprinter, he improved his best high hurdle time from 15.0 to 14.7 seconds in Texas, after earlier wins in pentathlon at the Ohio Relays and a wartime break for air service.
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Olumbus
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
Snyder
Canton
Little Betsy
Larry
Buckeye
Ohio
Texas
Chicago Breaks Cincinnati Streak in Ninth Inning
Chicago wins 6 to 5 over Cincinnati as four ninth inning hits erase two run lead. Reds suffer injuries with Roush, Bressler and Crutz out, while Busch secures win for Chicago despite early deficits.
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Bressler
Crutz
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Cavney
Fridry
Walker
Doyle
Adams
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Balla
Cooper
Jby Benton
Ball
Wingo
White Sox forfeited game as crowd attacks on field
Chicago loses 7 to 2 to Cleveland after 44,000 fans flood the field causing a forfeit in the ninth. Sherry Smith pitched well for Cleveland, Thurston struggled for Chicago as the Indians rally shortens the game. The crowd incident ends the contest with official scoring noting nine innings.
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White Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Sherry Smith
Thurston
Stephenson
Knode
Davin
Collins
Fewster
Sheely
Spurgeon
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Speaker
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Spring Tonic for Golfers by Bill Methorn
A golf advisory notes dew affects green speed and putting. Morning dampness slows putts then sun dries greens, causing overshoots. Wet greens alter side rolls. recommended aim to the right on right-to-left side-hill putts to keep focus.
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Bill Methorn
Giants star returns to bear creek saw mill summer
John Goof once famed for home runs with the Giants has gone back to his old job at the Bear Creek saw mill in Mississippi. He plans a profitable summer working there.
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John xX. Goof
Giants
Bear Creek
Miss
Tennis Champions Good Repeaters Says Carlson
Carlson notes tennis crown longevity with repeat champions. Men dominated by a few stars from 1909 to 1920, with Tilden holding since 1920 after early era turnover. Women saw five champions from 1909 to Wills, who moved up and repeated recently.
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Art Carlson
W. A. Larned
Maurice MeelLoughlin
California
McLoughlin
Wilding
Brookes
R. Norris Williams
William M. Johnston
Williams
R. Lindley Murray
Johnston
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Aix
Hazel Hotchkiss
Mary K. Browne
Molla Biurstedt
Franklin I. Mallory
George W. Wightman
Helen Wills
Pittsburgh players lead league totals in home runs
The excerpt notes Wright and E Smith of Pittsburgh with 13 and 12 homers respectively in the National League totals. Paschal of New York has 1 homer in the American League. League totals show 49 runs, with garbled text obscuring further details.
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Wright
Pittsburgh
E. Smith
Paschal
New York
Outdoor boxing camps set as spring brings big summer shows
Mike McTigue trains in Summit New Jersey and Paul Berlenbach at Southampton Long Island for May 29 Milk Fund bout at Yankee Stadium. Dee Bagley and Dan Hickey lead camps while Jimmy DeForest seeks base within fifty miles of New York. Prices likely range from 2 to 15 dollars for most events with double main attractions at higher limits.
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Sid Mercer
New York
Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Yankee Stadium
McTigue
Summit
N. J
Boxing Commission
Willa
Woeinert
Yesterday’s baseball scores from major leagues and A A games
In the American Association Kansas City beat Columbus 10 to 2 Milwaukee defeated Toledo 9 to 7 Minneapolis topped Indianapolis 11 to 6 Louisville won 3 2 over St Paul. National League results New York 4 Philadelphia 1 Boston 3 Brooklyn 9 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 1 New York 3 Washington 2 Cleveland 7 Chicago 2 forfeited.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
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Boston
American Association
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Indianapolis
ARS Columbus
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Brooklyn
Cincinnaii
Pittsburgh
St. Tonia
Washington
Cleveland
Games Today Run Across League Standings
Kansas City visits Columbus and Milwaukee heads to Toledo as St Paul faces Louisville Pittsburgh meets St Louis Chicago travels to Cincinnati Rioston visits Brooklyn Philadelphia plays New York St Louis clashes with Detroit Cleveland meets Chicago Washington battles Boston Philadelphia News asks about New Year’s resolution while sports schedule runs.
Caribou Named Fastest Swimmer Among Deer Family
The caribou, a nomadic roamers among deer, is described as the continent’s fastest four footed swimmer. It can outpace two canoeists, cross large lakes, and navigate torrents, aided by long broad cup shaped hooves. Moose and white tailed deer trail in speed but caribou out swim them all.
Glouster Narrowly Edges Jacksonville 4-3 In Opener
Murphy pitched for Glouster allowing three hits as Jacksonville lost 4-3. Knox committed two first inning errors enabling Glouster to score, while Safreed stole bases and Alex Wineberg enticed a necktie base. New Straisville to visit Jacksonville Sunday. Glouster hosts Columbus Aces.
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Safreed
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Aces of of Columbus
Rickard Curley Athletic Feud Booming Again
In New York on April 25 a revived feud between the Rickard and Curley clans erupts in modern form. The old outdoor combat has shifted to Broadway where typewriters act as weapons as Jack Curley claims to represent a wealthy syndicate seeking deals with Dempsey and Wills.
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Kalntucky
Sauh
Broadway
Rickard
Mr. Curley
Kermit Roosevelt Maps Future Big Game Hunts
The famed hunter Kermit Roosevelt outlines ambitious expeditions across Mongolia Altai Kashmir and French Indo China seeking marker and banting among other species. He plans six to four month journeys to pursue My sore tiger evis poli and other large game.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Africa
India
Brazil
Big Horn
Mexico
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Korea
New Brunswick
Mongolia
Altai Mountains
Kermit
Kashmir
Markor
Rockies
China
Dakota
Brown Derby Rivalry Recalled in Boxing Power Struggle
The article recounts tense exchanges between Curley and rivals including Tex Rickard, noting Curley’s rise and conflicts over Willard Willard and the Madison Square Garden era. It highlights Curley’s clashes with promoters and his shift to boxing ventures after initial failures.
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Brother Curley
Curley
Kearne
Liis
Est
Tex Rickard
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New York
Elmost Wether
Curley Enterprises
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Madison Square
Pro Basketball League Forms in Cleveland Region
A new professional basketball league is being organized with representatives from about a dozen cities meeting at Statler. Canton East Liverpool Cleveland and other cities are forming the league with a $100 membership fee per club and a $1000 entry price. The plan calls for a 12 club limit, season to run December to April, and a schedule to be drawn by the executive committee led by Joseph F. Carr with 8. Roze as treasurer and a committee including Maxon Cleveland and George Marshall.
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Represen
Statler
Canton
East Liverpool
Cotybus
Ohio
Milwaukee
Ion
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Baltimore
Wasitom
Atil
Joseph F. Carr
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Roze
Wag't
Maxon Cleveland
George Marshall
Wington
D. C
George Cago
Cartoons Highlight Athens County Figures in Sunday Ohio Journal
A half page of cartoons features local Athens County residents including Harry Westerman, L. Aldermas, Zeuner, F. W. Bush, Dr Littel, Major M., Ned Wolfe, Watt and others. The piece shows inked depictions with captions referencing fairways and bridges.
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Harry Westerman
Ohio State
WY. L. Aldermas
Zeuner
F. W. Bush
Dolhmet
Ned Wolfe
Watt
Westerman
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