Ruth Will Be Out Until Middle of Season Says Doctor
Yankees face extended Ruth absence after doctor confirms three weeks to a month in hospital and a mid June return. Ruth’s illness stemmed from influenza with later abscesses and an operation delaying recovery. The team also battles a weakened pitching staff and a six game deficit to the Senators as they head west.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Daily Society
Edward King
Ruth
J. King
Yankees
Meusel
Senators
Judge Landis
Everett Scott
Yanks
Many Clubs Have First Sackers This Year
By Billy Evans the 1925 baseball campaign opens with a scramble for first base. Burrus Hawkes Niehaus Bressler Todt Terry Burns Knode and Neun are among regulars or contenders as clubs search for reliable at bats and steady fielding at the initial sack amid trades losses and new faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Burrus
Hawkes
Connie Mack
Yankees
Rube Bressler
Cincinnati
Bressler
Jake Daubert
Pittsburgh
Niehaus
Pressier
Charley Grimm
Chicago
Bill McKenzie
Pirates
Cleveland
George Burns
Indians
Bob Knode
Todt
Terry
Lee Fohl
Boston
Bsen
Phil Todt
Red Sox
Joe Harris
Harris
Bill Terry
Giants
McGraw
George Kelly
Detroit
Athletics
Braves
Toot
Neun
Tygers
Knode
Mehaus
Leather Pusher Hudkins Emerges Coast Boxing Sensation
Ace Hudkins, 19, Nebraska native turned Pacific Coast lightweight champion, rises after a slow start in Los Angeles. Promoters signed him for summer bouts with Sid Terris and Sammy Mandell, as he defeats Joe Benjamin and Tommy Carter to build a coast title streak.
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Los Angeles
Ace Hudkins
Pacific Coast
Hudkins
Nebraska
Tom Kennedy
Hollywood American Legion Stadium
Innedy
Holywood
New York
Benny Leonard
Hodkins
Joe Benjamin
Stockton
Calif
Jack Dempsey
Wildcat
Tommy Carter
Hollywood Stadium
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Ida
California
Nelson
Terry McGovern
Sid Terris
Sammy Man
Logan Junior Meet Results at Logan April meet
Results from the Logan junior high field meet held Saturday April 25 include top finishers in events such as Chinning Contest Joe Spackey first Bernard Fox second Lawrence Ellinger third. Baseball Throw Lawrence Hunter first Joe Spackey second Fred Oberle third. and multiple dash and jump events led by athletes like Powers Lytle Bernard Fox and Sam Bright.
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Logan
Joe Spackey
Bernard Fox
Lawrence Ellinger
Lawrence Hunter
Fred Oberle
Billie Miller
Powers Lytle
Kenneth Hansley
Edward Goodlve
Ray Manter
Foy Blosser
Meredith Gano
Kermit Blosser
Nelay
Vanigans
Rodney Campbell
Sam Bright
Francis Gompf
S Bernard Fox
20000 Pheasant Eggs Distributed Across Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture announced the first shipment of 20000 pheasant eggs to game protectors and organizations statewide. Each county will get its quota, with an additional 7000 planned later. Restocking efforts include planting at Dover in Tuscarawas County and at Roosevelt Farm Preserve near Portsmouth, while a pheasant farm and project are under way.
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
C. VY. ‘Truax
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Moosevelt
Portsmouth
Dundee Beaten by Finnegan in Boston Bout
Johnny Dundee suffered a rare defeat at the National Sporting Club in Washington as he was outclassed by Honey Boy Finnegan of Boston. The Boston challenger took every round per some judges while others awarded him eight of ten.
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Washington
Johnny Dundee
National Sporting Club
Honey Boy
Finnegan
Boston
Baseball Statistical Leaders Across National and American Leagues
The table lists top players by games and at bats with runs hits and batting averages for the National League and American League. Notable names include Wheat and Bottomly for the Dodgers and Cardinals respectively, plus Sisler Goslin Hale and Judge among others with high batting averages.
Tagging the Bases Tagging the Bases
The Tigers lost to the Browns 5 to 3 as Davis walked ten and hit another with a balk. It was Detroit’s seventh straight defeat and Sisler extended his hit streak to fourteen games. The Cubs were routed 8 to 3 by the Neds. Meuser and Snyder homered for Philadelphia as Barres faltered in the seventh in a 7 to 5 win over the Giants. The Red Sox crushed the Senators 9 to 2. The Cardinals fell 7 to 3 to the Pirates as Morrison pitched well and Hornsby returned.
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Dnier Maiion
Neves
Tigers
Browns
Davis
Tiger
Sisler
Meuser
Snyder
Barres
Phils
Giants
Pirates
Rhem
Sherdel
Morrison
Cardinals
Hornsby
Zbyszko Retains World Wrestling Title in Adelphi Bout
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the veteran Pole, defeated Renato Gardini of Italy in 66 minutes 29 seconds to retain the heavyweight world title. The match drew about 2,500 spectators at the Adelphi club in Philadelphia as Gardini threatened with headlocks before Zbyszko broke free and finished strong.
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Philadelphia
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Wayne “Bigz
Munn
the Pole
Adelphi Club
Renato Gardini
Italy
Abyszko
Gardini
Zbyszko
Gardini Ther
Ohio University Track Team Heads to Granville by Auto
Coach C D Giauque leads Ohio University track squad to Granville avoiding trains after a 101 to 30 loss at Cincinnati. Eight athletes qualified for the Big Six meet, with Gill Davis winning 10 feet 6 inches in pole vault and Hudson clear in 220 and high hurdles.
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C. D. Giaukue
Ohio University
Granville
Cincinnati
Denison
Giauque
Bear Cats
Onhioans
Clint Kasaler
Bill Herbert
Cincy
Hudson
Wesleyan
Gill Davis
Ohio
Neeper
Graft
Freddy Buxton
Liggett
Mergtler
Silcox
Wrestler hits decisive arm lock finish on Gardini
Zbyazko surged from balance loss and used a panther like burst to trap Gardini with an arm lock sealing the bout.
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Zbyazko
Gardini
Spring Tonic for Golfers by Gene Sarazen
Gene Sarazen offers advice to golfers on avoiding anxious overhitting. He argues players overfocus on distance, preferring a smooth swing that preserves power through the follow through. He cautions against expending force too early in the swing, which weakens impact.
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Gene Sarazen
Baseball scores and rain delays from major leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 9 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 7 New York 6 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 3 and Boston Brooklyn rained out. American League games show Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 Washington 9 Boston 2 St. Louis 6 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. New York Philadelphia postponed by rain. Games today.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston-Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Detroit
New-York-Philladelphia
Regional and League Baseball Matchups Listed
Schedule lists Columbus facing Milwaukee Toledo vs Kansas City Indianapolis at St Paul Louisville meeting Minneapolis Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis Beaton vs Brooklyn Philadelphia vs New York American League Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit
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New York
Cincinnate
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Boston
Enereeee
Cleveland
Letroit
Boston
American Association Club
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul Eserves
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
American Association
Milwauk- Toledo
St. Paul
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Beaton
American Reague
Detroit
Jamaica track season opens with Paumonok Handicap
Jamaica opens the 1925 Metropolitan Racing season with the Paumonok Handicap at Jamaica. Worthmore carrying 128 pounds tops the weights while the Harry Payne Whitney entry Norah and Maud Muller are pre race favorites under cloudy skies and heavy track conditions.
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New York
Jamaica
Worthmore
Harry Payne Whitney
Norah and
Maud Muller
Able bests Blankenship as Indians edge White Sox 3 2
George Able out pitched Blankenship in Chicago, limiting the White Sox to four hits while Cleveland sent runners across with runs aided by Sewell and Speaker. The Indians won 3 to 2, overcoming the Sox in a tight pitching duel.
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White Sox
Indians
Chicago
George Able
Blankenship
Cleveland
Sewell
Speaker
Viri Ooh
Cric
Mostil
Davis
Colina
Valk If Eereeene
A Harris
Kamm
Eereane
Crouse
Hi Blankenship
Knorle
Toninive
Yeveland
Blankership
Harris
J. Sewell
Knode
Montis
Sheely
Sheeley
Balle
Plankenshity
Ulle
Blankensht
Uhte
Ity Uble
Denison Defeats University 7 1 in Granville Baseball
In Granville Denison defeated the University 7 to 1 as Gerald pitched strongly while Baptists produced timely hits. Gamber fanned eight and had several assists and errors by Denison allowed one run on a home run by France. The Otto team showed fielding and batting flashes as the score was tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Gerald
Denison
University
The
Baptists
Smith
Gamber
France
Curry
Mer
Baseball Highlights From 1925 Major League Season Fragments
The clipped text references National and American leagues with players Wright Meusel Snyder Akbey and Danzy Vance. It notes Detroit Michigan sports mentions, a strong track and basketball context, and mentions a star center and a noted double athlete akin to Kiphe, all in a fragmented 1925 era report.
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Wright
Pirates
Meusel
Giants
Snyder
Akbey
Danzy Vance
Brodglyn
Michigan
Dick Doyle
Kiphe
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