Firpo declares no comeback as McCarney doubts return
Promoters Billy McCarney Tex Rickard and Jimmy Deforest say Luis Firpo cannot fight again due to physical decay after weighing about 285 pounds. McCarney contends Firpo will never regain ring form, while Deforest recalls Firpo’s prime near a world title and notes a possible return if trained in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Luis Firpo
Billy McCarney
Tex Rickard
Jimmy Deforest
Firpo
McCarney
Luis
William
Tirpo
Europe
South America
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Logan Shop Nine Seeking Games In Athens Area
The Hocking Valley Carshops team of the Logan Ohio industrial league seeks Sunday games with teams in and around Athens. Managers should address Lawrence Reasoner at Hocking Valley shops Logan Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Carshops
Logan Industrial Teague
Athens
Lawrence Reasoner
Hocking Valley Shops
Logan
Ohio
Worcester native right handed pitcher joins Boston Braves
The player born in Worcester Mass started in 1919 with the Giants and spent 1919 in Buffalo and 1920 in Toronto before recalls in 1921. Traded to the Braves in 1925 known as Rocy and Holy Cross alum. He played in three world series with two wins, 16 wins and five losses in 1923, and fielded 1,100 chances with 29 assists eight putouts and 21 errors in 37 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joinea Giants
Buffalo
Toronto
The
Braves
Ralph Perkins Athletics catcher from Gloucester
Ralph Cy Perkins born February 27 1896 in Gloucester Massachusetts joined the Athletics in 1914 and later moved through the Raleigh club North Carolina League and Atlanta Southern Association. He recalled at season ends 1915 and 1918 and batted .283 in 1921 while catching 148 games in 1920 and 1922 including a May 17 1922 13 inning game with no chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Cy” Perkins
Gloucester
Mass
Athletics
Raleigh
Atlanta
Unclear OCR sports line shows league batting figures
Fragmentary data from a league baseball line includes player initials G AB R H PC and multiple numbers. The readable pieces hint at batting averages and on base stats but no identifiable names, teams, dates, or outcomes are clear.
TILDEN'S TENNIS TITLE LOOKS SAFE FOR NOW
The article argues Bill Tilden remains the dominant force in tennis, still invincible in top form. It recalls his rise from 1918, noting defeats of Johnston and consistency over the years. It compares him to greats like Wilding, Brookes, and Hoppe, concluding no challenger appears likely to dethrone him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tilden
Bill
Tilden
R. Lindley Murray
Bill Johnston
Johnston
Johnator
W. A. Larned
Wiseacres
Philadelphia
Wilding
Brookes
Australia
Red” McLoughlin
California
Ty Cobb
Willie Hoppe
Giants Off With a Bang Look Like Champs Again
New York May 1 The New York Giants four time NL champions have started the season with their characteristic early burst showing power in the line up and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Gonfalon
Giants Aim for Fifth Straight Flag in 1925 Chase
Eddie Collins watches the White Sox as Giants under McGraw begin fast April rallies. The Gothamites ride early season momentum with strong hitting and fielding, led by pitchers Scott, Bentley, and McQuillan, pursuing a fifth straight season crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Grant
McGraw Clan
Fitzaburg
Brooklyn
Gothamites
Giants
Jack Scott
Bentley
McQuillan
Gonfalon
Harvard Eleven Ends Spring Football Unbeaten
Harvard football finishes spring practice with an undefeated record at Cambridge. The piece contrasts this success with memories of past slogans about personal improvement and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Wheeler Seemingly Scores From First On Bad Peg
Senator Wheeler appears to have scored from the first on a flawed play from the capitalistic out field in a tense sports styled page moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Wheeler
Miss America of Philadelphia Eyes Title Defense at Atlantic City
The Miss America winner from Philadelphia targets her national league crown at Atlantic City after a successful prior season. Report notes she is in prime shape and ready to defend her title amid chatter of rivals and related sporting anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Rogers Hornsby Proves A Different Kind Of Ballplayer
The text notes Rogers Hornsby is a different sort of ball player after being struck in the head by a pitched ball and feeling actual pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Nurmi's Race Earnings Belief Sparks A. A. U. Debate
Mr. Rubien of the A. A. U. asserts a unique view that Ern Nurmi earns only seven dollars per race, a claim that challenges common sports finance assumptions and prompts discussion within athletic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rubien
A. A. U. At Lease
America
Nurmi
Yankee Appetite Improves At Morning Meal
The New York Yankee team showed growing appetite this morning by devouring one ham and 14 eggs, signaling improving morale and energy for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankee
Hart Returns From Europe Wearing Balloon Trousers
A report recalls movie star Bill Hart arriving from Europe in balloon trousers causing a sensation. It also ponders the effect if he had worn none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Europe
National League owner arrested for possessing real berry
A National League club owner was arrested on possession of real berries. The incident contrasts with the claim that authorities could not arrest owners for possessing real players.
Pardon the Brick Award Till Politeness in South
A Southern Association tradition rewards polite conduct each season. Players are urged to say Pardon the Brick after disputing an umpire, preserving decorum on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Washingtons Return To AL East Lead Amid Championship Recall
The Washingtons reclaim the lead in the American League East race signaling they may again prove lucky after last season's flag victory.
Wisconsin Boy May Break Shot Put Record
Madison Wis May 1 University of Wisconsin athlete Herbie Schwarze shows strong potential to break the 16 pound shot put world record of 51 feet set by Ralph Rose in 1909. Schwarze has already thrown near 9 feet and expects further improvement before the 1926 season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Herbie Schwarze
University of Wisconsin
Schwarze
Ralph Rose
Rose
California
University of Michigan
Beatty Hills
van Orden
Roser Emerges as Baltimore Home Run Hopeful
Baltimore fans back Jack Roser as a strong heir apparent to Babe Ruth. The former pitcher now outfielder impressed in spring and opening series, banging three long drives in four games against Toronto and earning call to the Orioles lineup. Roser’s ascent follows the 1922 Worcester stint and 1923 38 homers season, with Dunn shipping Jacobson to Jersey City to clear the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Roddan
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Babe Ruth
Dunn
Jack Roser
Roser
Merwin Jacobson
Jersey City
Worcester
Birds
Eustis
Ila
Oriole
Toronto
Jacy
John Joseph Roser
Swat
Ruth
Jack
Mineral Spring Club
Kentucky
Tennessee
St. Petersburg
Boston Braves
Braves
Fins
Groves
Athletics
Cincinnati Court Men Play Here
University of Cincinnati tennis team was to play Doc Bird's Ohio University on the courts at a.m. if dry. Bear Cat raqueteers are usually about the same strength as Antioch, so Ohio hopes for a possible victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Doc Bird
Ohio University
Bear Cat
Antioch
Ohio
Pronunciation clue for Paavo Nurmi sparks debate
The passage jokes about how Paavo Nurmi’s first name might be pronounced. It notes readers’ difficulty and suggests a tentative, humorous rendering as paymore. No dates or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paavo Nurmi
Tigers Slump Prompts Coaching Hope as Cobb Returns
Detroit winds up six losses in 13 starts despite strong pitching from Davis and Collins. Batting has slumped and costly errors late in games have doomed several close contests, with Ty Cobb's return expected to spark a turnaround for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Evans
Detroit
Tigers
Cobb
Tygers
Jennings
George Davis
Rip Collins
Causa
Whit Sox
Browns
Sisler
Kane due in Gotham for Gibbons bout camp
Eddie Kane manager of Tom Gibbons arrives in New York to choose a training camp for the June 5 bout with Gene Tinney at the Polo Grounds.
Ducky Pond Stars for Yale in Baseball and Football
Yale baseball captain and leading pitcher Ducky Pond is expected to steer the Blue to a strong season. Pond also stars in the backfield for Yale football, showcasing his multi sport talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Ducky”Pond
Pond
Collins Sees Pitching as Sox Key to Turnaround
Eddie Collins, now manager, says pitching is the American League’s biggest concern as Chicago White Sox strive to avoid last place after 1924. He notes replacing starters and second guessing games tests a skipper and that handling pitchers may prove more vital than his role at second base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Collins
Collins
Sox
Chicago White Sox
Big Mum to Have Tonsils Clipped Off
The report states Big Mum will undergo tonsil removal using a scissor hold as the chosen surgical method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Mum
National League games postponed and American League results listed
Yesterday's results show all National League games postponed. In the American League and American Association Milwaukee beat Columbia 9 to 8, St. Paul lost to Indianapolis 1 to 5, Kansas City defeated Toledo 5 to 6, and Louisville beat Minneapolis 6 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Esnee
St. Paul
Sees Eee
Toledo
Steve
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
American Association
Columbia
American League and National League matchups listed
Baseball schedule items show Toledo at Kansas City Indianapolis at St Paul Louisville at Minneapolis Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York and Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington with several interleague pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Fon
Washington
Philadel
Toledo
Kansas City
Tndianapolis
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Marietta Prepares For Canceled Ohio Baseball Game
A scheduled game between Ohio and Marietta was canceled or never set. Marietta hosts Marietta at Peden Stadium with hopes of facing old rivals, relying on strong pitching and infield defense to avoid another loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ities
Miami
Marietta
Pedenites
Peaden
Haley
Babe Ruth to Receive Visitors at Home in New York
Ruth will be at home to visitors in New York for the first time since his lapse in April. Only close friends and newspaper men will be permitted to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Genaro to Meet Rosemburg for Bantam Title Fight
New York May 1 Frankie Genaro, holder of the American flyweight title, and bantamweight champion Phil Rosemburg are expected to sign agreements to meet in a 15 round title bout in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cha Phil Rosemburg
Frankie Genaro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Firpo Trrough
Billy McArney
Logan Shop Nine
Flys Cansen
G. AB. R. It. PC
Wheat
Dodgers
Bottomley
Fournier
Dodg
Hornsby
Thylor
Dodgers America
Sale
Isler
Browns Shop
Athleticum
Senators
Pema
Art Carlson
All
White Sox
Poli
Jimmy O'Connell
Lord Burghley
England
Joe Beckett
Bombardier Wells
Wisconsin
Cincy Court
Traiters
Yale
Ban Maes
Smart & Son
Chauncey, Peffery & Co
Ree R. F. VD
LL. McMillen
Lee Brothers
Pemetery
Cottrell
Porter
L. Beltsteig
Gallipelis
W. HM. Firbaugh
Jacksonville
John Smith
Amesville
W. M. Turvey
Buchtel
Carry Grocery Co
Marasyahane
C. Ritchson
Nelsonville
W. EB. Evans
Carbenhill
F. Davis
Hollister
Ee White
M. O'Neal
Albany
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
West Union St
Weed Store
Harvey Cone
Melvin Dunfee
Stewart
Kad. Lowry
Circle Mill
L. G. Murphy
Gleuster
J. Falls
Bishopville
Meanie
Millfield
John DeCaro
New Lexington
Larsen
Coolville
Gee
M. Gillmere
Middleport
Hawk's
Mdse. Co
Hawks
Denney
Vinten
Gemet
R. C. Bisnkenship
Newshailsville
Shawnee
Olds Marduare
Gloustern
FORD
Guthrie Auto Sales CO
Carpenter St
Oxford University
Tritipp
Simmons
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Marietta College
Athens County
Athens, Ohio
the Security Savings Bank
State of
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
East Washington St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!