Champion After Stage Career May Fight Tendler and Walker
New York report outlines Benny Leonard planning two more fights before retirement while pursuing promotions under Billy Gibson. It notes Leonard’s ambition to box Tendler and Walker, with speculation about his postring career and the possible impact on his longtime plans.
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Lew Tendler
Mickey Walker
New York
Gene Tunney
Doc Bagley
Billy Gibson
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Aucidea
Benny
Ehaness
Teoutyd
Jie'van
Lew Tendruy
Mooney
Dasides
Lug
Leonia
Lewendler
Renny
Wendler
Te Hag
Fanney
New York City
the Garden
Tunney
Flory Johnson
Bil Brenna
Harry Greb
Tom Gibbens
Johnson
Gene
Greb
Clairman Muldoon
Yankees Chase Red Sox Pitcher Pennock Trade Rumor
Boston January 26. A mid winter baseball rumor says Herb Pennock may join the New York Yankees from the Red Sox next season. The report cites Frank Chance and manager Huggins as pursuing Pennock who last year won 15 games and lost 17 with a 3.11 ERA.
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Doston
Gene
Herb Venneck
Red Sox
Beaver
Miller Truggins
Yankee Pl Zo
New Orleans
John Suisi
Memphis
Wnd
Jere
Hot Springs
Frank Chance
Pennock
Frazee
Joe Yannin
Suggs
Huggins
Cincinnati to Play Night Grid Game Inauguration
Cincinnati to host a night football game between University of Cincinnati and Kentucky Wesleyan University at Carson Field on Sept. 28. After-dark practice has occurred for years due to late classes as lighting improvements enable a satisfactory night game. The game will use the regular ball, not a ghost ball, promising precise handling and passes.
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Cincinns
University of Cincinnati
Kentucky Wesleyan University
Carson Wield
gRule Witll
Latonia Speing
Joie Ray Aims for More Records in Indoor Meets
New York report notes Joie Ray national mile champion expects to set more marks in Chicago and at Millrose, Brooklyn, Newark, Philadelphia, and Boston. He plans to win Wanamaker mile and hopes to crack the 3,000 meter indoor record, citing confidence and business reasons for possible retirement after this season.
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New York
Joice Ray
Kankakee speec-Loy
Lig Homed Lown
Chicago
Joly
Ray
Millrose A. A
Brooklyn
Newark
Philadelphia
Boston
Wanamaker
Illinois
Spgeral
Neste
Jose
Stay
Monster smoker planned by Aren's League at St Charles church
Men after events at St Charles church plan a monster smoker and entertainment in Jt John hall 1150 Pem broke street next Tuesday night. Over 1 000 accommodations arranged with star bout featuring Louis Gogash after two short plays and minstrel shows by club members Luncheon served by parish women with a long list of volunteers named.
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Aren's League of
Clab
Mra
Stepien
Boucher
Kawerd Royle
H Elizabeth Airs
William Bundock
Jady
James Burke
John Chrisinger
James Gorgan
James Donnelly
Margaret Conwigan
Patrick J. Wanagen
Mary Itynn
Thomas Wigan
William Fant
James Foley
J. ¥. Geoghegan
Patrick Sammil
Stephen Harrilla
Mark Holmes
Frank Irving
John Kelly
Hugh J. Lavery
Loretta Lawrence
Warry J. Malphey
Award Morgenroth
Joseph Mullins
Patrick Murray
John Murray
Stephen P. Meaney
John Myles
W. Marthes
John McDermott
Wiliam McElroy
James McManus
Andrew McQueeney
Joseph McCullough
Joseph MecPadden
Wiliam A. O'Mara
Connie Mack's Star Battery Is Signed
Connie Mack signs Edwin Americus Rommel and Cy Perkins to contracts securing the Athletics for next season. Rommel, a 97 game winner, and Perkins, praised as top catcher, form the core of the club and bolster hopes to match or exceed last year's performance.
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Conndl Mack
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Edwin Americus Rommel
Cy Perkins
Moran Restes CP in Boxing Bout Injury
Pat Moran of New Orleans, light weight, injured his left hand during a bout with Lew Tendler of Philadelphia last Friday. He will need to rest and will be unable to train or fight for about a month, according to his camp.
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Pat Moran
New Orleans
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Law Raymond
Giants Announce New Pitchers and Marlin Camp
New York Giants announce the addition of catcher Alex Gaston and several pitchers including Jim Tierney and George Schesler as spring plans form at Marlin. Groh reports knee is fine and preparations begin with veteran and rookie arms, while Heydler schedules NL Spring Meeting at Waldorf on Feb 13.
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Ion
New York
Giants
Yeaterday
Alex Gaston
Heinie
Groh
Marlin
Lotto Fron
Ralph “Shinners
Jim Tierney
Iinetech
Washington
Bredantman
Dewey Defaureus
Brooklyn
Nid
Bsig
Hamman
Jett Tesreau
John
Fred
Matlin
San’ Antonio
McGraw
Tamman
Jack Scott
Hugh McQuillan
Jess Barnes
Virgil Barnes
Claude Jonnard
Bill Ryan
V ¥Rey Johnson
Clinton Blume
Earl Webb
Gar Morrison
Fred Lucas
Chester Lucas
Fred Hamman
George Schesler
South Pains
Nebf
Bentley
Crengros
Polo Grounds
Voight
George Walburg
Alarlin
Gaston
Casey
John Anderson
Jim Kernan
Casey Dolan
Heydler
John Heydler
Waldorf-Astoria
Dan Johnson
Philadelphia
Stengel brings a new player home from Orient tour
Casey Stengel boasts of a new Russian prospect named Sergius Soppolokkovich, described as a ringer for Hack Miller. The colorful report notes his physique and skills, likening him to legends Rollie Felder and Honus Wagner, with jokes about beard trimming and name changes to fit Major League norms.
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Casey
Stengel
Jie
Orient
Hack ‘Miler
Cubs
Sergius Soppolokkovich
Ike Bob Meuse
Rollie Felder
Honus Wagner
Murphy
Babe Ruth Returns to Stage in Prime Storefront Style
New York reports Babe Ruth, scarred from farm life, arrived for treatment and a few days in the city. He vows to repay the “dirty faced kids” who worshipped him, saying he has trained hard this winter on the Massachusetts farm and hopes to rejoin the Yankees soon.
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New York
Dudbury
Mass
Witter
Babe
Ruth
Uth
Ike
Babeng Bop
Meuse
Huth
Fia Wras
Farg
Kerefanth
Jug
Sligger
James
J. Walker
Babe Ruth
Senator Walker
Babe Let
Upper
Massachusetts
Greb Returns Home Ahead of Madison Square Garden Title Fight
Pittsburgh light heavyweight Greb returns from training to prepare for next Tuesday’s 175 pound American light heavy title bout at Madison Square Garden with Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia. Loughran seeks the title in his Garden debut after two prior meetings with Greb, all unofficial decisions. Flournoy organizes a supporting card with a twelve round semi final and several shorter bouts to be announced tomorrow.
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New York
Gre
Pinsburgh
Madison’ Square Garden
Tommy Louchran
Philadelphia
Greb
Pittsburgh
Billy Shade
Loughran
Garden
Quaker City
Grew
Wrank Flournoy
New Iy
Flournoy
Shields Named to Fill Boston Athletic Association Vacancy
Larry Shields, former Penn mile champion and now dwelling in Springfield Massachusetts, is invited to fill the vacancy created by Hal Cuthill's death on the Boston A. A. track team. The Unicorn emblem lacks a B. A. A. runner this year in the famed Hunter Mile event.
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Larry Shields
Penn
Springfield
Mass
Boston
Mrs Mallory to headline Heights Casino tourney
New York Jan. 26 Mrs Molla Mallory national tennis champion will enter the spinial invitation tournament at the Heights Casino beginning next Monday. She faces tough rivals including Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston who already ranks second nationally. Other Boston entrants may include Miss Worth Sigourney and Mrs Frank H Godfrey. The singles field is limited to thirty two with finals on the fifth day. A week after the event Mallory sails for France to compete on the Riviera.
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Molla Mallory
the Heights
Leslie Bancroft
Boston
Misset
Bancroft
Mallory
Miss Bancroft
Mrs. Mallory
France
Riviera
Gould Beats Clarke In Canadian Racquets Round
Jay Gould of Philadelphia defeated H C Clarke of Boston in straight sets 15-7 15-5 15-8 today in the second round of the Canadian Racquets tournament in Montreal.
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Montreal
Jay Gould
Philadelphia
H. C. Clarke
Boston
National Outdoor Speed Skating Race Postponed Today
Races in Chicago scheduled for today were postponed due to the ice being too soft. The postponement affects the National Outdoor Championship events and delays the day’s schedule.
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Chicago
Nine Moist Ball Users Still In Major Leagues In 1924
New York Jan 26 report on the plan to phase out spitball pitchers from the major leagues over the next few seasons. Eight names have left the list, with Faber Shocker Quinn and Coglewski among the American League leaders remaining. Grimes and Mitchell head the National League survivors.
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New York
Fasty Company
Marvin Goodwin
Stanley Covereskiq
Indians
Bhoker
Browns
Quinn and
Russell
Red Sox
Faber
White Sox
Grimes
Mitchell
Robins
Tioake
Cardinals
Fillingin
Braves
Quinn
Doak
Douglas
Goodwin
Rudolph
Ofouglas
Carinas
Dick Rupph
Boston Nationals
Shoker
C Gleskie
Sotheron
Shaker
Shocker
Burleigh Grimes
Burleigh
Babe Adams May Leave Diamond
Babe Adams of St Joseph Missouri says he will not appear in a Pittsburgh Pirates uniform this season and will retire permanently from baseball if he cannot obtain his release. Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburgh National League club, says Adams can play until he is ready to quit life. A report from Bethany Missouri had claimed the veteran pitcher announced retirement from organized baseball.
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Winte
Fruth
Senator Walker
Babe
Stuth
Yan
ST. Joseph
Chark B
Adams
Pite
Pittsburgh
Clikh
Bethany
Babe Adams
Pittsburgh Pirates
Barney Drefuss
Pittsburgh National League
Gam
Dreyfuss
Jompt
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