Outdoor Boxing Plan by Eight Clubs in Metropolitan Area
Metropolitan boxing promoters plan a busy outdoor season in New York City with eight clubs ready to stage summer bouts. Promoters target large gates at venues including Madison Square Garden Yankee Stadium Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field with titles such as Dempsey Tunney and Delaney-Melle. Promoters Tex Rickard James J. Johnston Humbert Fuary Charlie Henderson Simon Tresherty and John Chapman lead the push to stage outdoor championship bouts this summer.
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Madison Square Garden
Rickard
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James J. Johntone
Dickering
Polo Grounds
Wumber J. Pugasy
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Coneysland Stadium
Fimon Klaherty
Wil Pnana
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Six Day
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Winge
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Mike Melle
Mckey Walker
State Athletic Commission
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Wille Harmon
Puzy
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Harry Greb
Charlie
Phil) Rosenberg
Worll
Allenge
Bushey Graham
Rocky Kansas
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Sid Teris
Sammy Mandel
Rockford
M Fogers
Kansas
Hins
Benny Leonard
Howard
Mickey Walker
Kaplan
Ted Morson
Seattle
Wash
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Beuxr Lala
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Coon
James J. Johnin
Ebbetts Field
Humbert J. Fuwary
Boyle's Thirty Acres
Tex Rickard
Coney Island
Charlie Henderson
Queensboro Stadium
Simon Trasherty
A. C
John Chapman
O'Dowd After Bantam Laurels in Columbus Clash
Eddie O'Dowd the bantamweight from Columbus has begun a campaign for a title shot. He recently signed with Lew Diamond of Jersey City, who promoted Tom Buff and Rosenburgh. O'Dowd aims to challenge the reigning bantam king and faces rivals Johnny Butt, Abe Goldareth, and Frankie Goniaro as he pursues a championship opportunity.
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Columbus
O'Dowd
Lew Diamond
Jersey City
Diamond
Tom
Buft
Amerean Flewe
Opowa
Charlie Phil Rosenburgh
Columbius Ona
Eddie
Mott
Walid
Championg
Johny Butt
Abe Goldareth
Frankie Goniaro
Ray Dodge Sets Best Indoor Track Mark of Season
Ray Dodge of Portland Oregon and the Illinois Athletic Club posted the fastest indoor track marks of the 1 25 season in New York on March 11. He defeated a hard racing field in 1000 yards and half mile events, including Piet Sober and Georgie Marsters, delivering thrilling finishes and earning fame for tactical speed and endurance.
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Ray Dodge
New York
Raymond Dodge
Portland
Ore
Llinois Athletic Club
Dodge
Pacific Coast
Unelg
Sam
Paris
Ray
Chicago
Piet
George Leness
M.I.T
Victor
Georgie Marsters
New York A.C
Milrose A. A
Garden
Marsters
Mercury
Standaert Earns Regular Berth Hopes With Dodgers
In Clearwater Florida March reports rookie Jenny Standaert, a Chicago infielder, impresses as he fills third base during illness and holdouts. His double against the St. Louis Browns sparked a Dodgers rally, followed by a singles. pundits predict a regular role at second base as Butler returns to health and Standaert contends for keystone duties.
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Jenny Standasit
Chicago
Dodgers
Johnny Butler
Milton Stack
Standaert
St. Louis Browns
Tarpon Spings
Brandnett
Iskely
Enous
Jerry
Forge Team Maintains Five-Game Bowling Lead in Bridgeport League
The Forge team holds a five game lead in the Bridgeport hardware bowling league, with Polishing in second. Chambers stands out as the individual star, leading high single with 142 and high total 334, while Kennedy has a no mark in the high single. Forge also leads in high team single 504 and high team total 3472.
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Forgs
Bridgeport Hardware
Chambers
Chamber
Mark Kennedy
Forge
May Retain Pair of Coaches at Brown
Providence March 14 Edgar Staff and John Albright both Brown line and coaches under former Head Coach Edward N Robinson are under consideration for appointment as assistants to Charles P Sisson head of the committee. McLaughry is to confer before any announcement. The exact positions and duties remain unresolved as staff may share coaching duties if kept.
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Providence
Edgar Staff
John Albright
Brown
Edward N. Robinson
EB. L. McMillan Princeton
Wills and Kingsley Fall in Nice Mixed Doubles Final
American Miss Trelon Wills and England's C. B. Kingsley lost the mixed doubles final at Nice to French stars Mile Vlasty and Henri Cochet. The match stretched over two hours and a half with a 4-8 7-5 18-11 score.
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France
Trelon Wils
Kingsley
England
Mile
Vlasty
Henri Cochst
Mentone
Misg Wills
J . van Alen
Pre Srt
Coshet
Miss Wills
Cochet
Mie Viasto
The Old Swing Debate Across Baseball Golf And More
The column surveys views on whether golf training aids or harms baseball swings, citing McGraw Huggins Cobb and Speaker. It notes golfers who excel as ball players, mentions players like Speaker Ruth Hornsby and Stuffy McInnis, and observes golf’s eye training benefits and cross-sport talents across baseball and football stars.
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Crocuses
John McGraw
Ty Cabb
Huggins
McGraw
Speaker
Cobb
Spaker
Ruth
Hornsby
Rookie busts looming over big league camps
New York report notes a jinx on pricey rookies as managers hedge on investments. Names like Groves, Lazerri, Koenig, Thomas, Butler, Waner, Tyson, Emmer, Crutenen, Kelly and Mungon appear as high priced hopefuls fight for MLB spots with multiple clubs.
Harvard Crews Forge Indoors Amid Tank Work Delays
Harvard oarsmen continue winter training in tanks as the Charles River freezes, denying saltwater row practice. Coach Edward Stevens prompts progress with three varsity heads training daily while most new crews form around Watts and Winthrow, aiming for an early water start.
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Navy
Penn
Yale
New Haven
Charles
Cambridge
Crimson
Edward A. Stevens
Seattle
Stevers
Jack Watts
Materal
Warvards
Robert Winthrow
Secend
J. W. Shell
Lefty Williams May Be Star Outfielder
Robins’ scouts favor moving Lefty Williams from pitching to fielding. The young southpaw shows potential at first base and in the outfield during practice games. Ancelt Robble may loan him to a minor league team to develop as a position player.
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Robins
Lefty Willams
Williams
Lefty
Ancelt Robble
Senators Aim to Reclaim 1926 Flag With Veteran Pitchers
The piece notes Washington’s veteran hurlers Johnson Coveleskie and Ruether, plus Bush Ferguson and Marberry, must deliver for a third straight World Series shot. It discusses Johnson’s durability, Ruefer’s behind the plate, and potential risks if key players falter as the Senators push for the title.
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Bucky Harris
Senators
Art Neaf Is Set For Hard Season With McGraw Club
New York March 14 AP Entering his twelfth campaign as a major leaguer Arthur Nehf again will shoulder the Giants left handed pitching load. Manager McGraw relies on Nehf as the main southpaw and optimistic critics expect his comeback after 1925 to help New York regain the National League title. Nehf's improvement follows arrivals and fixes including Jimmy Ring from the Phillies and reconciliation with Hugh McQuillan. He remains the choice for left hand duties despite added right hand depth, while last season's downturn was blamed on injuries and overall morale. In his prime years 1920 1921 and 1922 Nehf posted 58 wins and 35 losses.
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Arthur Nehf
Giants
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New York Pilot
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Merel
Nehl
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