New York Boxing Board Orders Delaney to Meet Contenders
New York boxing officials required light heavyweight champion Jack Delaney to face multiple contenders in his division before a heavyweight bout with Paulino Uzcudun. Mike McTigue, Tom Loughran, and Jimmy Slattery were named as possible title challengers. The board also ruled that the Honeyboy Finneran Red Chapman bout could not be advertised as a title fight, labeling it a featherweight elimination contest.
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New York
New
Honeyboy Finneran
Red Chapman
Boston
Polo Grounds
Fugazy
Louig
Kid
Sabin Carr Vaults to Better Form for New Haven Meet
Sabin Carr Yale vaulter improved style after coaching adjustments. He cleared 12 feet 6 inches then 13 feet 6 inches at a recent dual meet, ending a slump blamed on technique. Eli coaches expect him to face Olympic champion Lee Barnes and others at Franklin Field next Saturday.
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New Haven
Sabin Carr
Yales
Johnny Harvard
Catis Failue
Sabins
al McGaul
Engreeyed Catis
Sabine
Carr
McGaul
Sebins
Harvard
New Haver
Eli
Lee Barnes
Southern California
Bradley
Princeton
Piccard
Pitt
Franklin Field
Favorites win in Philadelphia golf championship
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd defending champion led the opening rounds at Manufacturers Country Club as favorites prevailed. Hurd defeated Emma G Betz 8 up and 7 to play, while Heny Stetson eliminated Ronald H Barlow 5 and 3, Edith Quier Reading Pa beat E B Lassenring 6 and 4, and Mic C Vanderbeck defeated C E Armstrong 4 and 3.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Manufacturers Country
Hurd
Emma G Betz
Heny Stetson
Ronald H Barlow
Edith Quier
Reading
E B Lessenring
Mic C H Vanderbeck
C E Armstrong
Hammer throw hopeful Ide from Kingston set to lead Penn State
May 24 Penn State seeks at least one first place in the collegiate hammer throw at Franklin Field next Friday and Saturday led by Marion M Ide of Kingston Pa a farm youth of the Nit tany Lions. Ide is praised for his powerful tosses shaped by farm work and hay pitching and is expected to face strong opposition from Cornell Wright and Worden while pursuing a horticulture focused career.
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Philadelphia
Penn States
Ide
Comeh
Nate Cartmel
Husky
Penn
Carl S Briggs
Saracuse
G Lansing Taylor
Wright
Worden
Cornell - Ide
School of Agriculture
Navy Coach Graduates Winners At Annapolis May 24
Spike Webb, famed Navy boxing coach, leads a class of six graduates from the Naval Academy ready to join active service next month. The cohort includes intercollegiate champions Gerin, Weinthal, and Collins, with Collins undefeated in three years at the academy. The 1924 and 1920 era boxer alumni count spans Gene Tunney and others, reflecting Webb’s eight-year streak of producing top fighters for the United States.
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Annapolis
Spike Webb
United States Navy
Yale
Toronto
Uncle Sam
Naval Academy
Syracuse
Gerin
J Weinthau
Collins
Navy
King Eustis
Navy Singsters
Tom Ching
James Coleman
Allen
Weight
Hay Honey
Willl
Gein
United States
AEF
Gene Tunney
Kid Williams
Fidel Li
Baiba
Paul Bellenbach
Frankie Genuto
Central Naigy game postponed until Thursday
Central High boys basketball schedule shifts keep delaying the Naugatuck match as wet fields and a Crosby track meet complicate plans. Coach Reilly contemplates player position changes and a shake up before facing Naugatuck while other postponements push the Trade School game to midweek.
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Central High Boys
Naugatuck
James May
Centrals
Hilltoppers
Naugatuch
Ansonia
Crosby
Eddie Reilly
Central
Reilly
Rosenthals
Tierney
Burleut
Dazz y Vance Reaches Century of Wins with Dodgers
New York May 24 Dazzy Vance a star in the Brooklyn Dodgers pitching staff earned his 100th career victory by beating the Phillies last Sunday He joined the Dodgers in 1922 and had his best year in 1924 with 35 wins He won 22 in 1925 and nine last year This season he's staging a comeback with five victories in a row His first three starts were losses Dartmouth 9 Vermont Maine 18 Bowdoin 10 Harvard Georgetown 6 Colgate at Yale was cancelled due to wet grounds
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Dodger
Dazzy
Dartmouth
Vermont
Maine
Bowdoin
Harvard
Georgetoun
Colgate
Yale
How They Stand Yesterday 5 Results and Rain Delays
Sports brief shows multiple postponed games due to rain with 40 games tracked yesterday. Notable results include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 1. Today’s slate features Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York with limited scheduling.
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Cleveland
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Games Today
Cineinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
New York i
Hicaga
Louis Ase
Washington
Seven freshmen crews entered in title race
New York May 24 AP a record entry of seven crews for the Freshman championship race at the Poughkeepsie regatta June 29 was disclosed when positions were drawn by the Intercollegiate Rowing Association. California, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia and Syracuse are among the contenders with notable entries in all three races. Washington defends the varsity title in lane No 1.
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New York
Rcord
Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Max Well Stevenson
Tseveration
California
Cubs
Fou
IRA Carlumbia
Cornell Pennsylvania
Sar
Syracuse
Hao
Wisconsin
Califonia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Washington
Varsity
Naval Academy
Complete card of Nutmeg A C announced in New Haven
New Haven May 24 matchmaker Anthony Paolisto of Eld City AC announced the full card for the White City stadium opening. The 42 round boxing program features many known names, including Steve Smith of Bridgeport vs Nick Quagerelli of New York and Bobby Mays vs Joey Kaufman. Tony Travers of this city faces Joe Kelly of New York, Georgie Day meets AL Matera, with Gene Bryan vs Jimmy Rossi in a six round rematch. Billy Doe alias Mike Cofran cineo faces Willie Hussey in the opener. Weather could draw a large crowd Thursday night.
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New Haven
Anthony Paolisto
Eld City
AC Today
White City
Folillo
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Nick Quagerelli
New York
Bobby Mays
Conqueor
al Conley
Joey Kaufman
Tony Travers
Billy Doe
Mike Cofrancineo
Willie Hussey
Prowno
Wisconsin athlete will enter Oxford
Madison Wis May 24 The Western Conference will send to England its first candidate for the Oxford crew when Jeff Burrus Wisconsin product and football star goes to the English university this fall as a Rhodes scholar Burrus who hails from Louisville and stands six feet two will graduate in June He is a Phi Beta Kappa star end in football and stroke of the Badger crew having come up in a season from the number six seat.
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Madison Wis
England
Oxford
Jeff Burrus
Wisconsin Oinsman
Burrus
Louisville
Incomplete Baltimore Baseball Item May 24 Update
Fragmentary sports note from Baltimore May 24 mentions Johnson O Neill Jackson and Freitag with unclear event details, teams, or scores. The readable portions reference baseball figures and a local context but lack concrete actions or outcomes to confirm.
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Baltimore
Washington
Johnson
O'Neill
Jackson
Robins Hit Fourteen Off Phillies In 6-5 Win
Brooklyn Robins outhit three Philadelphia pitchers fourteen to five and edged the Phillies 6 to 5 to even the series. Ehrhardt allowed four runs in four innings as Cantrell and Doak delivered late offense to lift Brooklyn.
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Robins
Philly
SEA
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Robins
Casnite
Verdict
Brooklyn
Ehrhardt
Cantrell
Doak
Phillies
Brooklyn Philadelphia Baseball Summary From Cramped OCR
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a game with two base hits by Carey Heward and three base hits by Thompson. Errors and double plays feature, with Ehrhardt pitching for Philadelphia and Dosk earning the win over Carlson.
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Thompson
Sand
Son
Wrightstone
Partridy
Flowers
Herman
Deberry
Eis
Brooklyn
Carlson
W. J Hendrick
Wild
Orem
Moran
J and Hart
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Slattery
Mntigue
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al Mayer
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