Two Champions Restored by Gotham Board At Polo Grounds
New York officials lifted suspensions of two world boxing champions and another former ruler, granting approvals for matches at the Polo Grounds on June 1 to benefit a hospital fund. Mickey Walker and Mike McTigue were restored to good standing with arrangements to face Dave Shade and other contenders within 60 days.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Polo Grounds
Fallow Hospital
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
Pacific
Welverwelent
Mike McTisne
Umn
Shade
Johnny Dwndee
French Boxing Federation
Fred Brete
Paris
Wary
Walker
Lea PL
Bryan
Murringer
Shinde
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Cepore
McTigie
Wilts
Weinert
Humbert J. Fuga
Hakan
Lotiain Hospital Fund
Harry Walls Weere
Pus Bus
Greb
Jimmy Slattery
Bat
Jimmy DeForest
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Mintase
Beall Disappoints Miller Huggins in Knoxville Showdown
Walter Beall, right hander for whom Jacob Ruppert paid, delivered a poor exhibition amid heavy criticism. The report notes control issues and wild fastballs, with a rough outing against the Rogers and Ruths, contrasting his spring form and last year’s accuracy.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Walter Beall
Jacob Ruppert
Hota
Rochester
Cookie Hay
Yeserday
Innvne
Chattanooga
Ruhtas
Beall Stone
Seall
Yankees
Learu Toengue
Beal
Sevier's Selections for Races at Bowie Today
Sevier names a list of horse racing selections for an event at Bowie, with horse names such as Weest Sea Crest ercid Taka Tee O N D Rack Galatia Kon of the Valley Margaret tACE Carefree and others. The list includes Ben Wood, Red Wingtiell, Cleaners, Blue FHL, Quataclon, and Rose We Bet Bad Luck among the entries.
Forty Five Out For Ball Team At Stratford High
Stratford High School opens its baseball season with 45 players reporting for practice under Coach Mead. The squad hopes to build a championship team from a veteran core that remained from last year’s squad. Likely starters include Rahon 3b Schwartz 3b Murray Risberg Greenblatt Ho Smith Guggenheim 1b Peek Wiley Van Alstine Knoblock Catalano Slootmaker Wooley McGrath Olmstead Stavola Friedman Trevathan Nielsen Coates outfield.
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Stratford High Schoolseball
University School
Mead
Wald
Rahon
Schwartz
Murray
Risberg
Greenblatt An Wizhard
T: Ho Smith
Guggenheim
Peek
Wiley
van Alstine
Knoblock
Catalano
Slootmaker
Wooley
McGrath
Olnstead
Stavola
Friedman
Trevathan
Nielson
Acon Coates
Outield
Willie Plant to Make Trip to Pacific Coast
Willie Plant champions walkers plans a trip to the Pacific Coast after announcing to his brother in a letter. The note mentions potential meetings with Paavo Nurmi Jimmy Tomuliy and Apa Frigerta.
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Willie Plant
Pacific Coast
New York
Paavo Nurmi
Jimmy Tomuliy
Apa Frigerta
Moonraker Triumphs In Poor Bowie Card Feature
At Bowie Maryland on April 7 Moonraker, ridden by Red Harvey, won the Lexington Purse for 3-year-olds and over in a field of six. Magic Wand finished second with Balboa. Faenza and Setting Sun trailed as crowd of about 10,000 watched a dry, fast track. Top Sergeant, favorite, struggled before failing to threaten in a selling race over one mile and seventy yards, with Dorothy Adams finishing third.
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O'Ncil Sevier
Bowie
Red Harvey
Emooth
Moonraker
Payne Witney
Broomstick
Joseph McLennan
Lexington
Magic Wand
Balboa
Setting Sun
Thomasine
Faenza
Harvey
Setdng Sung
Golden Billows
Rager
Seth’s Flower
Wood Lake
Dorothy Adams
Hut
Dorothy Aliana
Dangerous Ground in College Athletics and Boxing Notes
An across the board sports column discusses sensitivity in college athletics debates, mentions California USC and other programs, and notes boxing prospects including Bobby Garcia and Jack Silver. It also critiques Amateur rules, references Gibbons vs Tunny, and muses on athletic mental preparation and faults in sport.
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Jones
Bobby Garcia
Aurelia Herrera
Joe Sivers
Trafessor Jones
Jack Silver
California
Veteran’s Deceptive Mashie Trick Upsets Younger Opponent
In a rare professional golf moment, a veteran nearly fell to a younger, inexperienced rival in a PGA first round. With 35 holes played even, the veteran used a hidden “machine” mashie to reach the green, fooling the youngster who copied the move and failed. The veteran advanced to the second round and then to the semi finals, while the incident highlighted a clever ploy and the legend of the magical club.
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Golfer's Association
Hho
Igecona
Aimple
Boston
Pinehurst
N.C
Parker W. Wittemort
Ana
Wooten
Atlantic City
N. J
Frey C. Knight
Philadelphia
C. Newton
Brookline
Mass
Thoroughbred Racing Card With Multiple Races And Entries
Racing results and entries list seven races with purses from 1200 to 1500 dollars for three year olds and up. Notable horses include Sea Craft Boosting Virginia's Choice Grotte Neptune and Reparation with times around 1 52. The card notes apprentice allowances and multiple entries per race from various stables and owners.
Bowie Race Day Results First Through Sixth Races
Race by race results from Bowie noted purse values for maidens and claimers with times and winning payouts. Names include Welahot and You Are in the first event, Romping Home and Pooch among others in the six and a half furlongs, Lady Glassen and Rodeo in the six furlongs, Moonraker and Magic Wand in Lexington Purse, Top Sergeant and Golden Biljow in the one mile and seventy yards, plus other runners and payouts.
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Stutts
Welahot
Wallace
aYou Are
Parke
Chef
Maguba
George Ray
Endo Aleo
W. Harvey
Pooch
Williams
St. Michael
Moser
Dave Harrington
Demlijonn
Masquerade
Lovave
Eddie Jr
Lady Glassen
Rodeo
Harvey
Grace Troxler
Taxus
Drageuse
Frances Johnson
Wiser
Narforfe
Adrianopls
Lexington
Magic Wand
L. Lang
Thomasings
Faenza
Top Sergeant
Golden Biljow
Fisher
Dorothy Adama
Brown
Seth's Flower
Eager
Wood Lake
Algo
RACING RESULTS FIRST TO NINTH RACES
In a crowded program at TIA IUANA, multiple races noted claiming events for various age groups and distances. Winners included Letter Six in race one, Fernandoso in race two, Whipsaw in race three, Pawnbroker in race four, Picnic in race five, Matinee Idol in race six, Miss Nantura in race seven, Pennon in race eight, and Quecreek in race nine, with times and placements listed for each competitor.
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Letter
Young
Shasta Sol
Elston
Country Life
Mortensen
Just Clare
Miss Eugene
Viking
Kaliko
Baggage King
Water Shot
Elmirasol
Jersey Red
Santa Cecelia
Fernandoso
Mortenson
Lone Pine
Corbett
Love Song
McHugh
MacPartin
York
Whipsaw
Griffin
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High Olympus
Iranc Tireup
Warren
Blorteneen
Jay Mac
Baker
Johnny O'Connell
Blaton
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Car
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Eve
Fort Churchill
Lady Berllldon
Fryer
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Mias Nantura
Our Boy
Cornstalk
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Frea Mason
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Schaeffer
Dr. Hays
Elton
Sly Fox
Hazel Clark
Lady Abbott
Full O' Fun
Jack Lell
Quecreek
Voogella
Alamour
Halsakaln
Mary Contrary
Spirea Ten Can
Hackamore
Fairfield Lions and Luncheon Club Bowlers Clash Thursday
Fairfield April 7 Special The third game in the 1925 series between the Fairfield Luncheon club bowlers and the Lions club bowlers will be held Thursday night in Bridgeport. Both teams have won one game and lost three. The Lions lead by four points in total pinfall.
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Fairfield
Lions Club
Bridgeport
Lions
Ipointa
Lumcheon
Compo Life Guards close season with 14 victories
The Compo Life Guards finished their season at 14 wins and 10 losses. Highlight wins include a double victory over Bridgeport Racey. McMahon led scoring with 144 points, Quinn tallied 128, as the team and individual totals were listed with games played and averages.
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Bridgeport Raceys
Ale McMahon
Eddie Quinn
Penn Relays Meet Sets 102 Events at Franklin Field
More than 100 events are listed for the Penn Relay Meet at Franklin Field April 24 and 25. The program includes 79 relay races across distances from one quarter to four miles, plus 13 special events and 10 decathlons. Teams from Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia, Chicago, Missouri, Michigan, Notre Dame and others are entered, with class groupings announced for Bucknell to Union and beyond.
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Franken Field
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Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Columbia
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Missouri
Michigan
Llinda
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Hamilton
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Richmond
Drury
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Catholi University
Manhattan
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Randolph BD
Macon
Savage School
Geneva
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Duquesne Washington
Juniata
Susquehanna
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Drexel
St. Joseph's
Morgan
Lincoln
Schuylill
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College City of Detroit
Tempe Ursinus
Havana
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Dental
St. Thomas
Doughan Weakens and Pony Clan Drop Third Straight Exhbition
Newark bears edge Springfield 8 3 as Doughan falters in Newark action. Dempsey Pitt doubles, Dochean surrenders seven runs on eight hits, Murray wins for Newark while Musante and Brane toil.
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Pony Clan
Newark
Springfeld
Dempsey
Pitt
Sheehan
Clark
Nelson
Tomlin
Springfield
Halls
Musante
Brane
Murray
Saunders
Musamie
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Black Gold Star Derby Winner Travels to Churchill Downs
Black Gold, the Kentucky Derby winner last season, arrived at Churchill Downs in Louisville to prep for major stakes. The colt by Black Toney trained by H Webb will campaign at Howthrone and Aurora, with jockey Claver aboard Drowsy Waters posting fast work times in spring workouts.
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Churchill, Downs
Howthrone
Aurora
H. Webb
den Lehan
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