August Kaynes Ryan Stuns Ryan in Sixth Round Clash
In Pittsfield Pete August Kaynes Ryan stopped Jackie Ryan in the sixth round of a scheduled twelve round bout. The fast contest ended when Kaynes landed a flurry that dropped Ryan, who had shown speed and boxing skill but was overwhelmed by a blow to the heart and couldn't rise before the count.
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Pete
Kaynes Ryan
Pittsfield
Janly
Bridgeport
Jackie Ryan
Bay State
Ryan
Ridgefield Fives Win On Court In Town Series
Ridgefield five defeated opponents in a Town Hall series of five games last week. Georgetown freshman and junior high teams opened with a 23 to 18 score, followed by Woodbury High and Hamilton High varsity contest ending 87 to 97 with referee James Coffey presiding over both games.
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Hlert
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Fairfield Legion
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Norwalk
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Port Chester
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Maryland College
Renaissance
Stratford Legion
Snemimentsa
Pat Ford
Puthams
Tratford
New Canaan
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Haisou Bae Bis
Watreteld Engion Airfield Match Report
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to Fairfield, New Canaan, Norw, and divine terms. no coherent event or outcome. The readable items include names and places but lack a clear report of date, teams, score, or action.
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Airfeld
Fardsh
Matrfield
Putneck
Red Men
Fairfield
Norw Wairfield
Danhurs
Rel
New Canaan
Vale & Towne
Peekshi Kooof
Matrheid
Sarracients
Torthhestar
Wairield
Sapamerts
Norwalk youth named NYU Varsity Club president
Norwalk boy Jar 11 1 Ry Teles Blam Service reports NYU senior from Lowe Street has been elected president of the NYU Varsity Club. The club aims to promote athletic policies and conditions, with Emil Von Elling named chief adviser. Officers include Michael Doyle, George Artin, treasurer John Buch O’Neil Nusele, a graduate noted for NYU football contributions.
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Lowe Street
School of Commerce
New York University
Objeet Oatire
Emil von Elling
Nacho
Mophael Doyle
Geerg Artin Coffke
Jehie Buch
O'Neil Nusele
Ik Thea
NY. 1
Vance to Report at Dodger Spring Camp
Memphis Tennessee reports that pitcher Vance will join the Brooklyn Dodgers in spring camp in Lakeland Florida arriving to join the team and begin preparations for the new season. He plans to report by late February and has spoken with local reporters about his readiness and expectations.
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Dodger Spring Camp
Memphis
Tenn
Dan Oti
Arthur ’ Daery
Brooklyn Uenaly
K. Vanes
Karwater Fla
Athe
Menberd
Brooklyn
Ote
Ariate Vance
Menehis
Brookyn
Charles Hoathers
Indicted figures face federal prohibition case
A scrambled 1920s style report outlines Joseph McGas and eight others connected to a federal prohibition operation. McGas received a prison term with fine, while several co-defendants were sentenced to varying terms and fines, with details scattered across the clipped text.
Tulsa Lands JO Riggert Riggen In Outright Sale
Veteran outfielder Jo Riggert Riggen, longtime American Association player, was sold outright to Tulsa. Manager Bettoqua and Traus, second baseman Berg Lauurer, and other Tulsa figures react as city notes Riggert will move to Chicago to join a real estate firm and leave baseball.
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St. Lovis Cardinals
Chicago
Penn Tracksters Prepare for Big Meets in 1920s Penn
Penn track coach Lawson Robertson heats his team for outdoor intercollegiate championships at Franklin Field and the London Oxford Cambridge relay. Star runners Kerr Schnebly and George Hill headline a strong squad as Penn plans a March 29 departure to New York for relay events and the April 25 Franklin Field carnival.
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Lawson Robertson
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Franklin Field
New York
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Penn
Kerr Schnebly
Bill Martin
Walter Wolfe
Ed Lommasson
George Ell
Schnebly
West
Robertson
Martin
Pacific Coast
Pena
Robbie
Wolfe
Newark
Lommasson
George
Hill
Abrahams
Fairfield High Seeks Win Over Newtown Thuisday
Fairfield High and Newtown High meet at the Newtown gym in a featured game as Fairfield hopes to snap a winless skid while Milford awaits in the following evening’s matchup at Fairfield. The Fairfield sextet and maidens have struggled, with Milford girls routing Fairfield 60 to 19 and Fairfield boys posting two wins in six games. Local squads prepare with long practices as Ethel Stephan and others are listed among players for the bowl game and the season’s early efforts. Helen Wills, Berkeley tennis star, says golf is not likely to become a championship pursuit for her as she plays occasionally with companions.
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Newtown High
Newtown
Doys
Newtown Thud
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Milford
Milford Lassies
Fairfield Girls
Milfordites
Milford Maidins
Hiidrepert High
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Harvard football coaching rumors swirl over Daly Wendell pick
Cambridge Jan 12 Harvard deliberations spark a coaching rumor storm. Major Moore denies Charles D Daly selection while Percy Wendell Pacific potential return to guide Harvard in 1925 amid Fisher era doubts. Wendell under contract with Lehigh for three years at 10 000 a year.
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Mass
Percy Wendell
Wiliams
Lehigh University
Harvard
Fred W. Moore
Charles D. Daly
Army
Robert T. Fisher
Crimson
Harvard Athletic Letreles
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Moore
Wali
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Wendell
Leary
Leo Leary
Charlen Crowley
Percy Haughton
Columbia
Williams
Lehigh
United States
Clarvard
Yale
Dempsey Title Prospects and College Athletics Debate
Grantland Rice surveys Dempsey's 1925 title odds, noting four possible paths and the likelihood of him defending the crown. He weighs fight options versus Gibbons and Wills, plus broader sports comments including college athletics participation, smoking statistics, and athletic eligibility trends.
Team No. 2 Tops Cupheag Club Bowling Standings
Team No. 2 leads Stratford Cupheag Club bowling league by five games over two teams tied for second. J. G. Poultney and Johnny Wilson both average above the century mark. Standings show Team No. 2 at 500 series with 1106 team total. high game by Team No. 2.
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Cupheaglub Bowling League
Stratford
J. G. Poultney
Johnny Wilson
Ta PC
Hien
T.’F. Ridberg
J. C. Wilson
Lafayette quintet to have busy week in hoops
Lafayette College basketball fans shift from cross word puzzles to dope sheets as the Maroon hosts Navy and Maryland College and faces Michigan and other western teams during a busy week. The team meets Rutgers in Easton on Saturday after a Wednesday meeting with Maryland College Park, then resumes the Rutgers series with Lehigh and Muhlenberg forthcoming.
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Lafayette College
Navy
Conquersor's
Michigan
Maryland College
Annafohs
Muhlenberg
Polwell Refects Offer for Naval Academy Coach Post
Jan 12 Philadelphia report notes Rob Folwell, former Navy football coach, declined the offer to coach the Naval Academy. The item cites a rejected bid and mentions a semenlike preference rumor, with unclear details about the involved parties and dates.
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Philadelphia
Rob Folwell
Jibe Naval Academy
W. and
500 Stars Will Run in Gotham Meet Thursday
A record list of more than 590 entries has been received for the National Junior Indoor AA A track and field championships to be held next Thursday at Madison Square Garden. Notables include Emerson Norton of Georgetown University, Clarence McKim of Newark A C, Mike Fekete, Basil Irwin, and other athletes from several clubs. The meet is part of the Manie AA A games and features a special 3900 metre race with Paavo Nurmi.
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Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi
Emerson Norton
Kansas
Harold Osborn
Norton
Georgetown University
Clarence McKim
Princeton
Newark A. C
Mike Fekete
Walker
Hungary
Basil Irwin
Dartmouth and Princeton Lead in College Basketball Race
Dartmouth and Princeton share the lead in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League after the first games. Columbia and Pennsylvania sit tied for second with one win and one loss, Yale trails with two losses. Baldwin leads individual scoring for Columbia with 16 points.
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Columbia
Pennsylvania
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Cornell
Tthacans
Philadelphia
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Sueman
Kneaca
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Quakers
Race day results and entries from a multiRace card
A weather clear card lists eight races for Thoroughbreds with ages, claiming prices, distances, and purse details. Notables include first race six furlongs with McTaerue and Sunny Girl, second race seven furlongs one mile, and the seventh race for older horses. Numerous runners, odds, times, and connections are noted, with the day’s track listed as fast.
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Sunny Girl
Melts
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Puda
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Patrick Sarsfeld
Orlova
Georgia May
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Mio
Moore
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Walls
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Fisher
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Horse Racing Notes From Tia Juana Card
Racing entries list four events with purses around 600 dollars. Entries include Lady Allen 112, Shams Soi 10, My Destination 106, Ray Reese 168 and Jersey Med 103 among others. Second and third races feature 4-year-olds plus, with weights, claimed purses 600 and 608. Additional races list numerous horses with various weights and entries, denoting a busy card continued on page fifteen.
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the Slarsey
Vanessa Welles
Miss Oamiond
Miss Shasta
Aggely Tia
OM Lady
Lae Tunley
Delhi Key Bork
Room
Gloor Girl
Pop Rylan
Chilliwack
Irvington
Claver
Gi Scout
Snooksie Bradley
Kelle
Elizabethtown
Lady Rose
Yoohoo
Pune
Lizette
Dobson
Hermidal
Randeark
Ada Blathawk
Thistlewood
Milne
New Orleans Entries Show Diverse Races and Weights
The list details maiden and claiming races at varying distances in New Orleans. Notable entries include A Miss Banana, Queenamarie, Tea Tray, and Wonder Light with assorted weights. Several horses like Frank Sumpter, Double T, and Adratrer appear among 3-year-olds in $1,000 purses.
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Vibera
Frank Sumpter
Tare Rayee
Medina
Georsarite
Lotta Solas
SEL Astra
Milas
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