Bogash and Delaney Planning Busy Campaigns
Bogash prepares to face Marc Rosenberg and later Tiger Flowers as he eyes a championship berth. Delaney lines up Jim Slattery for Friday at Madison Square Garden while awaiting a rematch with Harry Greb. Training details and NJ bout context noted.
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Bogash
Delaney
Greb
Delaney VS. Slattery
Jack Delaney
Marc Rosenberg
Brooklyn
Rosenberg
New York Boxing Commission
Johnny Widen
Tiger Flowers
Oston
Denon
Madison Square Arden
Tex Mickard
Bk Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Pelancs
Jimny Slatte
Rafalo
Slattery
Freddie Bosse
Yale Batterymen To Report For Practice Today
Yale Baseball candidates are called out for frat week and then for all positions, Coach Jury Wood reports. Indications point to a strong squad with changes in leadership, piloted by Captain Charles O’Fiett and players like Bill Motory, Meach Word, Bill Holabird, Barry Scott, Frank Ashhorn, Dent Ross, Cox, Land Lovejo, Hinehieth, and Writer ais bee Jas o of the THS7 trestop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Blunday
Jury Wood
Gies
Cox
Sammy Scout
Tom Bornet
Sears
Lindleyard
Nein
Moran
Tresmantei
Aol Nike Dels
Feld
Veeck to lead fight against gambling in baseball
Chicago February report states Bill Veeck owner of the Cubs vows a nationwide drive against sports betting and proposes tough new park betting laws modeled after New York. He and Roasted executive leaders emphasize enforcing penalties and supporting reform to curb gambling influence on games.
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New York
Veeck
Jasc Ue
Itc
Rudge
Roaten Vraves
Widdew
Hig
Brave Southpaw Batches Struck by Constant Misfortune
Boston Braves southpaw Joe Batchachelder from Worcester endured a string of mishaps through the season. He lost time after a monkey bite on his pitching hand, later failed appendectomy surgery, and a crippling accident in Beverly that halted his spring campaign. The pattern of bad luck kept him from securing a regular berth on the Boston pitching staff for a second straight year.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Joe Batchelder
Worcester
Dave Bancroft
Gus Felix
Rube Marquard
Cotton Tierney
Batch
St. Petersburg
Exclave
Shore Drive
Butch
Braves
South
Edgewater Beach
Earl Smith
Pittsburgh
Joe
Beverly
Pro Hockey to Span New York in 1926 Era
Tex Rickard and Tom Duggan announced at Madison Square Garden that professional ice hockey would return to New York next season. A New York Hockey Club would play in the International League, an expansion of the current Canadian Professional Hockey League, with Tom Norman managing. The league will feature nine clubs including Montreal and Ottawa, with a tenth club planned in Detroit or Cleveland.
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York
Polowmng
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Tom Duggan
Montreal
New York
Rickard
Professional Hockey League of Canada
Geston Lrinns
Madigan Square Garden
Boston
Canadians
Ottawa Senators
Hamilton ‘Ligeia
Latricks
Toronto
Aléad
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Tickard
Duggan
Tom Norman
Ottawa
Gorman
Senators
Maplewood Challenge Invites City Teams Aged 12 to 16
The Maplewoods extend a city wide challenge to teams aged twelve to sixteen. The squad features players Rhago Wilt Larkwood iirahtls Welas Klein and Schwartzenfield. Contact Manager William Tsirshik at 440 Poplar Street to arrange a game.
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Maplewoods
Rhago, Wilt, Larkwood
Iirahtls Welas
Klein and
Schwartzenfield
Wilam Tsirshik
Poplar Street
Brooklive Curlers Triumph In Edwards Cup Match
Cariere representing Brookline Mang defeated the Moxal Montreal team 70 to 44 in the annual Edwards cup contest held in Montreal.
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Montreal
Fec
Cariere
Brookline
Mang
Moxal
Clark defeats Hedstrom in Canadian squash semifinal
Clark bests Hedstrom in a Canadian amateur squash championship semifinal. The report notes Potard of Philadelphia advancing, with details on matches and results from today’s event.
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Monthhat
Potard
Philadelphis
Ne. Hedetror
Datfain
Yale Grid Captain Not Dropped Despite Study Trouble
Yale Athletic Association issued a statement denying that John Shepard Bingham of Beechhurst would be dropped from the university for failing to pass midyear subjects. Dean Charles H. Warren said no official action had been taken by the Sheffield Scientific School authorities.
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New Haven
Yale Athletic Association
John Shepard Bingham
Beechhurst
S. J
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Charles H. Warren
Thoroughbred Racing Card with Multiple Stakes Races
The notice lists a full racing card with Mile and 70 yard events and purses of 500 to 1000. Entries include horses such as Aillro Noberta Acre Cru it and others, with times, jockeys and placements across six to seven races. Debtor and minor notes appear among the entries, and a long list of horses and odds is provided.
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Aillro
Noberta
Cruit
Bily Gibson
Aga
Ol Ai
Tack Leo
Cnnes
Pon Yan
Hoagland
Norain
Renn
Yorn Lassie
Wilson
Farette Girl
Teydo
John Burney
Malnight Belle
Trumma
Doughoregan
Singapore
Beth Page
McHugh
Metcall
Dalton
Walz
Delhi
JH Cid
Helen van
Kirkwood
Hosa ‘Atkin
Chik Bell
Civing
Oberts
Trevarno
Shaefer
Lord Allen
Frank
al Hotfoot
Marcher
Elan Jang Canoga
Ned Poy Cering
Lady Ines
Griffin
Barn Dollar
Ro‘Derta
Mme
Life Chief
McPurse
Hooper
Thane
Mulwick
Fort Churchill
Ban McKinney
Wals
Mortenson
Brandeis
Havana Race Results Show Rowing Through Mixed Placings
Race results from Havana feature multiple events for 1 and 2 year olds plus older horses. Names like Shing Gun Thompson Needy Carpenter and Cleopatra Hoy appear with times and betting. The record covers six races with various distances and outcomes including odds and times.
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Emng
Shing Gun
Thompson
Needy
Carpenter
Chas de Gratgmile
Banks
Nebish
Tan
McCabe
Cleopatra Hoy
Machiavel
Mias Miami
Queen Esther
Cassie Ann
Piel
Seep Nai
Taurelle
Saw
Kenneth
Maysood
Iriah
Aribe
Spawsay
Mandy
Batyagit Whester Glurk
Kace
UN Emng
Furs
Connors
Soremba
Petzoldt
Couquina
Miss Fortune
Momentum
Bethlehem
Sted Alea Tan
Civing
Jas B. Brown
The
Hologie
Goldstein
Albiker
Caetina
Donald
Cacimbo
Callia
Ira Wiser al
Jack Pat
L. Remba
Joarphine
Crosswaued Los
Geving
Cea
Spring Vale
Bidaay
Neapsan
Oyang
Mileg
oJe Campbell Carpenter
Party
Twans Powers
Kathering Ane Kin
McDonald
Royal Spring
Horse Race Entries and Purse Details from Miami Card
A noisy muster of race entries and purses lists names of horses and owners across multiple races. Purses range from 1000 to 1500 dollars with entries for six furlongs to a mile and seventy yards. Names include Cogenéa, Princess Ahmed, Miss Titania, Overlook, Sun Spot, and many others across four races.
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EF. Johnson
Pic
Jalantman
Blea
Dusky Belle
Princess “Ahmed
Muskallonge UK
Pauline M
Wilton Flannatua
Lge
George
Golden
Sae Wolf
Prout
Forge
Civing
MiGinn
MM. Murray
Madlen Auroids
aWer Franck Lemnos
Overlook
eBien
Searoen
Aulret
Miss Titania
Alreda
Mulligan
gAudiey Farm
Wiedengna
Triumph
Kellerman
Brune
Hobson
Ball Gee
Theo Fay
Myrtle Belle
Alsland Parm
Audley Farm
Fourth Race Notes From New Orleans Track Meet
A garbled entry list and race details for a New Orleans track event include numerous horse names and numbers such as Lady 1 Usergiade 110 and Canyon ugh Jovan omg, with references to race distances and purses. The fragmentary OCR shows yearling and older horse entries, assorted handlers, and a mention of a fourth race with mile length and a purse, but lacks coherent results or outcomes.
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Joan
Usergiade
Klounfain
Iveta the Scribe
Jovan
Kodi
Quaneh
Aster
Hughes Gialamsou
Chariat
Vitiipe
Deighton
Melune
Neie
Meg
Revrar-olda Go Fares
Parmachenee Helle
Hija Brown
High Viex
Léent Rust
Pinkey
Boo Too
Wally
Miss Nanny
Urirkley
Aurora
Michelas
Joe Mi
Maho
Wolle Seth
Bom
Trapdale
Chir? Clark
Ontment
Duree
Bine
Cherry Cote
Prince
Tut Dayki
Century Record for Illinois Relay Meet on Feb 28
The eighth annual Tinos Relay Carnival, the world’s premier indoor relay event, will be held Saturday night Feb 28 in the big armory of the Dini. Over 200 invitations mailed. early acceptances indicate a record entry between 600 and 800 athletes from colleges and high schools nationwide. The meet, founded in 1917 by Harry Gul, features fast tracks and world records. notable participants include Dan Kinney and Dehad Hibbard returning to compete. Events include university relays, medley relays, and a full slate of sprint, hurdle, pole vault, and jumping events with wide participation.
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Creana i
Dini
Harry Gul
Ilinois
Cua
Nue
United States
Dan Kinney
Tlain
Dehad Hibbard
Michigan
Elerlon
Dooley Injury Ends Dartmouth Captaincy and Play
Dooley of HBooklyne, varsity quarterback who starred against Harvard and Captain elect for the 1126 football team, resigns his captaincy after injuring his spine in a fall from a horse last Saturday, ending his athletic participation for a time.
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Hanger
Booley
Hbooklyne
Harvard
Hage
Fairfield Legion Fives Clash Stratford For Cage Crown
Fairfield Legion meets Stratford American Legion in a two game series opener after a two week lull with Thursday night action. Manager Harry Carr criticizes stalled talks while noting tune ups and lists lineups and past results from both teams and their opponents.
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Legion Fives
Fairfield
Fairfield Legion
Stratford American
Harry Carr
Wairfield
Cplains
Stratford
Spainfeld
Stratford Pareflela
Jones Willams
Ball
Metferan
Bulkley
Walla, Watson
Blood
Anderson
Ridgefields Win Over Community Court Combine
Ridgefields defeat Fairfield Community quintet 23 to 19 in a Legion basketball game. Cofferey starred for Ridgefield. Watson and T Moran scored for Community. Bond displayed passing skill as Ridgefield, bolstered by three members from the 1922 Ridgefield squad, pulled ahead late in the first half and held on to win.
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Fairfield, FC
Trieogram Service
Hidgefield Five
Fairfield
Ridgefield
Legion
Ridgefielders
Cofferey
Eidgefield
Watson
T. Moran
Bond
Ros
Philadelphia to Have Huge Athletic Field
Major project in Philadelphia plans a massive stadium as the main feature of the 156th Anniversary Celebration. The Department of Public Works will supervise construction with $2,000,000 appropriated for expenses and contracts for erection, contingencies, and equipment authorized.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpioa
Department of Public Works
Department Als
Brooklyn Roster to Open Spring With 32 Men
New York, Feb 8. Brooklyn’s Uncle Wilbert Robinson will take 32 players to Clearwater Florida for spring training. The group includes Tennessee representatives Kinkie Hollingsworth De Berg and Jimmy Johnson, with Jernie Neis traded for Cotton Tierney. Pitching depth aims to cover Vanes Grimes and a nine-man staff potential.
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New York
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Clearwater
Fla
MecPhee
Canada
Tennessee
Kinkie and
Hollingsworth
Hank DeBerg
Jimmy Johnson
Jernie Neis
Boston
Boston For Second Baseman “Cotton” Tierney
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Robins
Dea Vanes
Burleigh Grimes
Bill Dogt
Cardinals
Rube Ehrhardt
Florid
Game Wilsen
Skipper Robinson
Johnson
John Levi Lingers as Amateur Star in Oklahoma Plans
Famous Indian football star John Levi remains an amateur under Oklahoma rules at Phillips University Enidukla. Athletic director Everett Shelton says Levi has signed to play baseball next summer with the New York Yankees and would be ineligible for fastball at Taskell Institute where he currently attends. Levi first showed his prowess at Phillips, earning national recognition as a top football figure.
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New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
Washington Senators
McGraw
Snyder
Gowdy
Kelly
Terry Frisch
Jackson
Groh
Lindstrom
Meusel
Wilson
Young
Terry
Alao
Fielh
Duase
Frisch
Grol
Ind
Outfeld
Southvern
Rarasots Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pirates
el McKechnie
Dodgers
Oklahoma
John Levi
Phillips University
Enidukla
Everett Shelton
Philips
Evs
New York Yankees
Taskell Institute
Phillips
Levi
American League labs meet to approve 1825 schedule
Representatives of the eight American League labs will meet in St. Louis on Tuesday to formalize and approve the 1825 schedule of games. The itinerary has been printed and copies sent to newspapers across the United States as part of the West path section.
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ST Louis
Fah
Leag @e labs
Tunasday
Unite
Ter Path
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Greg
Newark
Bowash
New Jersey
Ballyhoo
DU Pont
Waite Teague Dope Folloy
Pemm
Tapbutten Ag
Cathcart
Nolan
Curran
Thi Mill
McEnany
Brown
Riley
le Fevre
Feigel Mulls
J Schneider
Schneider
Murphy
Artutton
Bill Veeck
Chicago
Wali
Cs Canaries
Launs
Bridgeport
Leopards
Denny
Tetab Kuinies
al Uae
Ug Linstead
Gotham
Maplewood Challange
Brooklive Curlers
Clark
Hedstrom
Bingham
Tia Juana
Phritanio
Escardolette
Ing Devil
Danveer
Archer
Batter Up
Hach—Purae
Omy
Celine
Crase Tree
St Martine
Georgette
Tulalip
Georgia
May
Spuge
Gladys A Rock
Wapiti
Smarty
Anapisa
Souw Maiden
Miracle Man
Verater Sou
Procenda
Tender Seth
Vedre Pay
Yorick
Sea Court
rAnprentice Allowanes
Havana
Miami
New Orleans
Illinois
Dooley
Dartmouth
Schert
Stratford American Legion
Blessed Sacraments
Putnams
Naval Reserves
New Canaan
Harrison B
Norwalk
Towne
Ansonia Legion
Fairfield American Legion
Lordship
Red Men
Danbury
Big Five
Peekskill K
Brengal
Sacramento
Port Chester
M. WA
Oags
Soden
Ridgefields
Community Court
Kellcoyne
Favis
M'Graw
Jimmy Sohneon
Timmy
Worty
Robinson
Los
Tierney
Jack Standart
Ip Xeems
Ivy Olvet
Johnny Jones
Mitchell
Red Grange
Phvaletan
Dofeld
Pal Caer
Meget
Fred P. Reynolds
Ft. Wayne
Penneyvania Reilroad
Parker
Parker Duofald Powalls
Janesville
Wie
Sores Station
Duskoldie
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