New York Board Supports Fughazy In Stribling Berlenbach Bout
The New York State Athletic Commission fixed next Tuesday for an accounting with Tex Rickard on 1926 heavyweight plans. Humbert Fughazy withdrew opposition to the Berlenbach Stribling title bout and supported matching Delaney with the winner. Includes payments, bonds, and suspensions tied to related boxing actions.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Tex Rickard
James A. Purley
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wilts
Rickard
Dempsey
Gene Tinney
Wills
Paddy Murino
Murino
Villa
Hot Springs
Ark
Rickards
Paul Berlenbach
Young Stribling
Humbert Fughay
Ebbets Field
Fughazy
Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Bls
Commission
Delaney
Uhle Hits 11th Inning Homer To Edge Browns
Cleveland May pitching star George Uhle won his own game in the 11th by a homer in the left field stands, driving in Luke Sewell to beat the St. Louis Browns 6 to 4. Uhle fanned ten, allowed hard hits in the 8th and 9th, Hargrave’s homer for two Browns, and E Robertson’s tying hit in the 5th.
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Cleveland
May
George Uhle
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Uhle
Browns
Hargrave
Homer
St. Louis
E. Robertson
J. Sewell
Speaker
Seven Ran for Burne in South Battle of Louia
In a high scoring game Cleveland beats Bt. Louia 8 to 7 as Bt. Loula strands 8, Cleveland 7. Zachary allows six hits in 8 innings, Ballou with two balls and two wild pitches. Hargrave and Able homer, two-base hits from Rice, Willalma, Hargrave, Burns, and E Robertson with three-base hit. Losing pitcher Haltiou, umpires Connolly Geisel Nallin, time 2:15.
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Rice
Willalma
Hargrave
Burns
E. Robertson
Spurgeon
Burne
Lutzke
Zachary
Gerber
Sisler
Loula
Cleveland
Hage
Ballou
Uhte
Haltiou
Connolly
Geisel
Nallin
White
Benes
Burke
Gutierrez
Purcell
Bedford
Gtierrez
Albert
Post
Mayer
Perrin
McGaffan
Pittsfield
Springfield
Balla
Metevier
Jamerson
Chase
Metévier
American Pros Leave for England to Play British Open
Walter Hagen leads a group of ten American professionals sailing to England aboard the Aquitania for a series of matches and the British Open. The traveling contingent includes Bill Mehlhorn Tommy Armour Al Watrous Joe Stein and others joining Jim Barnes Fred McLeod Cyril Walker Joe Kirkwood and Emmett French already in England. Hagen will also play Abe Montenell in a 72 hole purse of one thousand pounds at Wentworth and Moorpark on June 18 and 13.
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New York
Walter Hagen
Great Fintan
Aquitania
Bill Mehlhorn
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Washington
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joe Stein
Xashua
Jim Barnes
Fred McLeod
Cyril Walker
Joe Kirkwood
Emmett French
Youngstown
England
Hagen
Abe Montehell
Wentworth
Moorpark
St Michael Saints Practice at Seaside Park Report
St Michael none will meet for practice tomorrow night at Seaside Park at 7 90 pm Manager has requested players to report White Pacho Perry Mat n Lapur and others. Saints will cross bats with White Eagle week Monday afternoon at Seaside Park Diamond No 6 at 1 39 pm A tough battle expected as Eagles strengthened by new players.
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St. Michael
Seaside Park
Hase
White
Pacho
Perry
Matn
Lapur
Brazil
Sisco
Goode
Sobolewski
Saints
White Eagle Jre
Diamond No
Eagles
Judge Orders Arrest of Dempsey on Auto Charge
Madera Cal 25 Following failure of Jankeenyisey to appear in Justice Leroy Halley s court here today to face trial on exceeding charges a bench warrant for the arrest of the champion was immediately issued One hundred dollars ball was also declared forfeited Justice Bailey revealed he had received a telegram from Dempsey last night asking postponement of the trial until June 1 The champion said he was delayed because of a contract revised this because there WAS no apparent reason for any delay Justice Hailey said Dempsey is now in North Carolina He will be arrested the minute he enters California and taken to Madera for trial officers said
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Madera
Cal
Jankeenyisey
Leroy Halley
Bailey
Dempsey
Hailey
North Carolina
California
Hillies Fall to Pittsfield as Perrin Stars
Springfield defeats Pittsfield 11 to 8 in a May 25 game. Perrin shines with strong defense and key hits, while White, Long and Catches by Perrin and Long stand out. Mets notes include Metevier hot early, Springfield scoring four in the ninth, and Jamerson charged with the loss after being knocked about from the fifth frame.
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Jamerson
Hillies
Springfield
Pittsield
Metevier
Perrin
Long
White
Harlequins Defeat Tinsteott in Whitney Polo Cup Round Two
In Roehampton England Earl Hoppings Tinsteott team falls to Jord Wodehouse's Harlequins by six to twelve goals. The losers receive a half goal tart.
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Roehampton
England
Marvno
IAP
Earl Hopping
Tinsteott
Jord Wodehouse
Harlequins
Detroit Beats Sox 9 to 2 in Big Baseball Victory
Detroit pounded Blan kenship and Leverette for 20 hits as Chicago was crushed 9 to 2. Mosti and Sheely hit homers for Chicago, while Gehringer Wingo and Hellmann led Detroit with multiple extra base hits including a home run by Heilman. Stoner started for Detroit and Blankenship took the loss.
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Detroit
Blankenship
Leveretts
Detroit Today
Chicago
Tiger
Mosti
Sheely
Heilman
Bassler Warner
Gehringer
Wingo
Blue
Cobb
Hellmann
Warner
Tavener
Barrett
Bassler
Mostil
Letton
Stoner
Strek
Leverette
Po Mostil
Hunnefield
Collins
Falk
Kamm
Crousac
Morehart
McCurdy
Blankenhin
Stribling Wins Diploma and Bout in Atlanta Match
Georgia boxer Stribling earned a diploma and won a ten round decision over Ray Neuman of Jersey City in Atlanta. Diploma was presented by Rh. TD White, president of the University School for Boys, as he entered the ring.
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Atlanta
Young) Stribling
Georgia
Ray Neuman
Jersey City
N. J
Rh. TD White
University School For Boys
Yale Athletic Director Honored at Retirement Dinner
New Haven May 25 AP members of the Yale Athletic Association club honored Mack Blossom retiring as graduate director of athletics next month. He received a fold watch chain and knife for his four decades of service at Yale. The dinner was the third since the club formed by Blogsgm. Wearty-one attendees were present.
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New Haven
Yale Athletic Association
Mack Blossom
Yale
Trained athlete Clarence DeMar shows greater resistance
Boston reports on experiments at Massachusetts General Hospital where marathon runner Clarence DeMar undergoes daily resistance tests. Dr. A V Bock notes remarkable findings as blood and breath are analyzed during progressive pedal loading, aiming to quantify heart output and breathing rates under strenuous effort.
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Clarence Demar
Boston
Clarence, DeMar
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. V. Bock
DeMar
Cambridge
Bock
Americans Remain in British Amateur Championship
In Mairfield Scotland on May 25 AP reports twelve Americans still contesting the British amateur championship. Bobby Jones Watts Gunn and Jess Sweetser win their matches. Gardner Mackenzie Von Elm lose. Ouimet defeats Van Im 3 and 2. Kyle upsets Gardner hopes fade. Evans, Lloyd, and Peacock also win as British title defense eyes Robert Harris Holderness.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Bob Gardner
Chicago
Roland Mackenzie
Sensation
Washington
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Gardner
Mackenzie
von Elm
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
Jess Sweeter
New York
H. M. Dixon
Glasgow
Mkairfield
Cyill Talley
Talley
Dh. H. Kyle
Kyle
Ouimet
van Lm
Gosten
Ife
Britain
von Film
Entries Close for Open Golf Tourney
New York May 25 Herbert H Ramsay secretary of the United States Golf association announced that entries for the open golf championship closed with 692 players. Of these 6523 will play for 112 places in the seventeenth sectional districts. forty exempt players go directly to Scioto Country club Columbus Ohio for the championship round. The forty include Bobby Jones and Francia Ouimet amateurs and 28 professionals who finished in the first thirty at Worcester last year plus Archie Compton of England Peter V O Hara and T E Howard of Australia and Freddie McLeod of Columbia who will play in the British Open.
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New York
Herbert H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
United States
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Jones
Francia Ouimet
Worcester
Archie Compton
England
Peter V. O'Hara
T. E Howard
Australia
Freddie McLeod
Columbia
Red Sox Acquire Two Players in Major Deal
Boston announces two trades to land an infielder and an outfielder. Cheater Rove and Joe Klefer are sent to Wichita Falls for Henry Hay Fitzgerald, an outfielder from Columbus of the American association. Regan, an infielder, is obtained for Emmett Mecann, formerly of Portland, and Jimmy Gegnan from Aguina College Columbus.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cheater Rove
Joe Klefer
Tom Jenkins
Wichita Falla
Texie League
Henry Hay Fitzgerald
Columbus Club
Aferican Association
Med Sox
Regan
Emmett Mecann
Gortland, Gie
Jimmy Gegnan
Agiuina College
Columbus
Rhode Island Is Winner In Middletown Baseball Clash
Wesleyan fell 12 to 0 to Rhode Island State in Middletown on May 25. pitcher LaChappelle baffled Wesleyan, walking three and hitting one, while striking out five. He also homered for the visitors, the first run coming on a circuit clout in the second inning. Rhode Island State 12 Wesleyan 0.
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Middletown
Wesleyan
Rhode Island State
LaChappelle
No Strand
Lewis Wins Bout From Wayne Munn
Rochester New York May 25 AP Ed Sttangler Lewis wrestler threw Wayne Bg Munn in two straight falls both via headlock the first lasting 49 minutes 18 seconds and the second 22 minutes 54 seconds Munn weighed 260 Lewis 235½ pounds Munn briefly controlled with cratch hold and air route but Lewis escaped each time in a cautionary wrestling report
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Rochester
Sttangler
Lewis
Wayne
Munn
Lews
Lewis With the Strangler
Smith College Defeats Radcliffe 42 to 12 in Telegraphic Meet
Northampton Massachusetts May 25 AP Smith College swam past Radcliffe 42 to 12 in a telegraphic meet today.
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Northampton
Masa
Smith College
Radcliffe
French win in Davis Cup doubles over Czechoslovakia
France eliminates Czechoslovakia in the Davis Cup ties as Rene Lacoste and Jacques Brugnon defeat Kozeluh and Zemla 6 2, 3 6, 6 8, 6 2, 7 5 with two French singles wins secured the previous day.
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CzechoSlovakia
Franca
Rene Laccoste
Jacques Brugnon
Kozeluh
Zemla
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