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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

3

Wills Gibbons Fight Set For May 29 Reported

Tex Rickard announced the Wills versus Gibbons bout for May 29 after talks with Paddy Malloy and Tom Gibbons manager. Dempsey might be a possible future opponent if negotiations hold. Financial terms discussed include a reported 190000 prize to the winner and 50000 minimum for an opponent if Dempsey is not matched.

Maultine Gibbons Wediverlay Willis Sjeeting Dempsey Fable Kane Tommy Gibbons Meet Demp Wills Rickerd Keagrns Rickard Dempsey Kearns Tit Demparey Jets Willard Cleveland

Owa’s Chances for Individual Honors at Mat Meet

Iowa City notes Iowa’s fall before Illinois on the wrestling mat last Saturday weakens the Hawkeyes’ bid for individual titles in the meet that will stage at Minneapolis next Saturday.

OWA Iowa City Iowa Uwlinois Hawkeyes Minneapolis

International Track Meet Set for July 18 at Princeton

The International Track Meet will be held on July 18 at Palmer Stadium in Princeton New Jersey. Teams from Oxford and Cambridge universities along with Cornell and Princeton will compete.

Princeton N. J Loama Oxford Cambridge Cornell Palmer Stadium

Harvard basketball captain named William T. Smith

Cambridge Massachusetts March 17 William T. Smith of East Ely Nevada was elected captain of the Harvard basketball team.

Cambridge Mass William T. Smith East Ely Nevada Harvard

Baseball Coats Too Much. By Henry Farrell

United Press Sports writer Henry Farrell argues major league clubs overprice baseball, hindering youth participation. He proposes free weekday access for youngsters, cheaper balls and equipment, and cheaper park admission to revive interest while noting size and crowd issues at parks like Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds.

Henry Farrell United Press Sports Hostor NEW_YORK Amore Duke Ruppert New York Giants Philadelphia Hall Worl Tratford Yankee Stadium Polo Grounds Major League Sparks New York

Local Ball Fans Anticipate 1925 Season Opener

Local ball fans brace for the 1925 season as city league officials announce the approaching start. A meeting will be called soon to elect officers and discuss matters pertaining to the coming season.

Pennock Loses Weight After Knife Surgery In Spring Camp

Herb Pennock, ex Athletics and Red Sox pitcher, arrived at the Yankee camp in St Petersburg weighing 18 pounds less than a year ago. The reported operation and weight loss are tied to the team’s plans to stabilize the pitching staff and improve the squad’s readiness for spring.

New York Herb Pennock Red. Sox St.Petersburg Hieweight Pennock Hander Nave Taie

Kinsey to Headline Drake Relay Meet Field

Des Moines March 17 One of the nation s finest high hurdlers Kinsey of Illinois will lead a premier slate at the 16th annual Drake relay carnival to be staged April 24 26 at the stadium Kinsey, Olympic 110 meter hurdles champion last year, recently regained intercollegiate eligibility and is expected in peak form.

Des Moines Honova Rea Kinsey Ilinois Drake

Kid McCoy Found Guilty in Fatal Shouting Affray

Angeles lawyers report Kid McCoy, former pugilist, convicted of manslaughter in the slaying of Mrs. Marspherean at her antique shop the morning after her death. Supreme Court delivered the verdict after a tumultuous trial with multiple testimonies and disputed amounts of access.

Angeles McCoy Pherean Mars Supreme Court Stove Baved Mikes

Nurmi to Meet Hahn Tonight in Great Race

New York March 7 The Madison Square Garden meet features Paavo Nurmi of Abo and Lloyd Hahn of Falls City Neb as top contenders in a mile race. Nurmi may be ill with a feverish cold. Hahn is fit and seeks to extend American sprint supremacy against the legendary Finn. Three fast runners, Nurmi Mahn and Ray, will run the mile as the Knights of Columbus event's main attraction with officials awaiting a ruling from the Metropolitan AAU after a protest over Nurmi missing a Hartford meet.

New York Lloyd Hahn Madison Square Garden Falls City Neb Boston Athletic Association United States Paavo Nurmi Abo Finn Hahn July Chienia Milor Nurmi Mahn Ray New ‘York Knights of Columbus Tfahn Hartford Conn Fredrick W. Rubien National Amateur Athletic Union Connecticut A. A. U Rubien Hugo Quist Hum A. A. UW Ch Furttdie Hog Wocwlna Connecticut

Audubon Girls Exit Tourney After Five-Year Run

Audubon high school girls basketball end five year state title streak with a 20 to 17 loss to Union Rapids at Guthrie Center district play. Blizzard travel fatigue contributed to the setback, leaving Audubon out of the state tournament for the first time in years.

Audubon Girls Audubon Audubon High Edeal Audubon: Sextet Unon Rapids Guthrie Center Ingal

Firpo May Become Carpentiers Mate

Paris March 17 Firpo Carpentier Descamps and company in formidable pugilistic firm the formation of which may be announced any day if negotiations progress between Descamps manager of Carpentier and the wild bull of the Pampas come to a successful termination The first real offensive of the new commission will be staged short midsummer Carpentier and Descamps are considering an offer from Flay Fitzsimmons the Michigan promoter for anbout between Carpentier and Young Stribling at Macon In the home town of Stribling at sometime in August

Paris Firpo, Carpentier, Descamps and Company Descamps Carpentier Pampas Flay Fitzsimmons Michigan Young" Stribling Macon Stribling

Chicago Shortstop Breaks Ankle In Exhibition Game

Chicago shortstop Maranville breaks ankle during Sunday exhibition. Surgeons estimate three months recovery, with ninety days to mend as he rests comfortably.

Chicago Maranville National League Baseball Club Pas Golden Gate

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