Boyle and Moppon Fight Through Tough Round of Amateur Boxing
Frankie Boyle outboxed K O Moppon across rounds in a feature bout at Al Walthers gym Meyers Lake with Moppon saved by the bell in Round 2 and later by Moppon’s resilience in Round 4. Danny Genett beat Billy Allen with a second round kayo in the semi final.
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Frankie Boyle
K. O. Moppon
al Walthers
Meyers Lake
Boyle
Moppon
Moppo
Avasion
Mullane
Mopbon
Danny Genett
Billy Allen
Allen
Rip
Shirey
Young Thomas
Thomas
Sparky
McCall
Young Corsey
Dorsey
Kid Moran
Miss Wills Wins National Tennis Championship Title
Forest Hills N Y Helen Willa of Berkeley California wins the national tennis title for the third straight year defeating Kathleen McKane of Britain 3 6 6 0 6 9 to claim permanent possession of the National Championship trophy She will study at the University of California next season and also earned the doubles title with Mary K Browne over Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs May Sut ter Bundy 6 4 6 3
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Willa
Berkeley
Cal
United States
Kathleen McKane
Great Britain
Helen
Miss MecKane
University of California
Miss Wills
Mary K. Browne
Elizabeth Ryan
May Sutter Bundy
Question Box about umpire call and boxing bandages
The page presents reader Q A on baseball rules noting the catcher retains the ball in a legal play and the umpire misrules. It includes career advice for a 17 year old aspiring to MLB and a note that bandaging aims to protect hand bones rather than increase impact.
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Canton Daily News
Cnhtcher
Spuhn Named Penn Rowing Head Tutor Ahead of Season
Philadelphia August 25 Fred Spuhn former Harvard assistant rowing coach signs a one year contract to lead Penn rowing with Max Luft as assistant. Spuhn, from Washington, replaces James Rice just before the Poughkeepsie regatta. Trent on New Jersey August 25 J A Loconey of Meadowbrook Philadelphia sets a new Middle Atlantic AAU 100 yard dash record in 10 seconds flat. Gray of Enterprise Philadelphia sets another MAACU mark in the five mile run in 26 minutes 38 45 seconds. Greensboro North Carolina August 25 John Dempster Greensboro Piedmont league star southpaw will be sold to New York American League club and report September 12.
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Philadelphia
Fred Spuhn
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Max Luft
University of Washington
Spuhn
Washington
James Rice
Trenton
J. A. Loconey
Meadowbrook Club
Gray
Enterprise Club
Greensboro
John Dempster
New York
Pick of America's girl swimmers at Detroit championship
Here are leading entrants for the championship meet in Detroit. From left to right Agnes Geraghty Virginia Whitenack Ethel McGarry Doris O Mara Adelaide Lambert Aileen Riggin Helen Meany all members of the Women's Swimming Association and each holding at least one title. Several, including Miss Riggin and Miss Geraghty, hold records in more than one event.
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Etroit
Mich
America
Agnes Geraghty
Virginia Whitenack
Ethel McGarry
Doris O'Mara
Adelaide Lambert
Aileen Riggin
Helen Meany
Miss Riggin
Miss Geraghty
The
Women's Swimming Association
Pirates Gain As Giants Lose In Pennant Chase
New York Giants lose 9-2 to Pittsburgh in the final game of the series. Ray Kremer pitched well for the Pirates, holding the Giants to seven hits and widening the lead to six games. Other National League action includes Boston beating Cincinnati 3-2, Dodgers splitting with the Cubs 13-6 and 11-6, and Phillies dropping a doubleheader to the Cardinals 14-5 and 6-4.
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New York
Giants
Pirates
Bucs
Ray Kremer
Dean
Pitts
A.r-H.o
N.york
A.r.elo
Moore
S'worthef
R'wilings
Frisch
Cuyler
Young
Hrnh'rtlf
Meusel
Traynor
Terry
Wrights
Kelly
Jacksons
Gooch
Webb
H'tz'ger
T Bentley
Dodgers
Cubs
Jones
Grimes
Guy Bush
Griffith
Fournier
Chicago
Brooklyn
Jones and Churry
Gonzales
Fartnett
Grimes and
Taylor
Bush and
Ehrhardt
Oeschbheer
Hubbell
Cantrell
Dawson Resigns Nebraska to Coach Denver Football
Fred Dawson resigns from the University of Nebraska and accepts the Denver University football coach post. He will be assisted by Glen Preston, former Nebraska quarterback, as Denver builds a new stadium.
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Fred Dawson
Nebraska
Glen Preston
Preston
Dawson
United
Denver
Philip Brashear
Princeton
Princeton Football Committee
Myron Witham
University of Colorado
Boulder
Witham
Brashear
Denver University
Athletic Council
Dartmouth
Hanover
Fuente to Meet Maloney in Boston Ring Labor Day Show
Tony Fuente once billed as Kid Shine will box Jim Maloney in Boston on Labor Day. The piece notes Fuente’s controversial past and Massachusetts boxing commission scrutiny, while mentioning Maloney’s prior talks of demanding high purses and potential future appearances at Madison Square Garden.
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Tony Fuente
Maloney
Boston
Canton Daily News
New York
Kid Shine
Jim Maloney
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Fuente
Commonwealth
Fred Fulton
Sailor McCarthy
Arizona
New England
Bay State Commission
Nate Siegel
Pat Reed
Siegel
Reed
Te. Rickard
Drishman
Madison Square Arena
Metropolis
Rules guidance on golf unplayable ball and penalty
In a qualifying round a player struck the ball in anger, moving it off the lawn. The correct ruling: a two stroke penalty is added, and the player may lift and replace only if declaring the ball unplayable. If the ball is playable, the player must count the strike and add a single penalty stroke, totaling two extra strokes.
Indians Trim Yankees For Fourth Time
Cleveland pitchers dominated as Walter Miller shut down New York, winning 5 to 1 in the 25 August game. Ruth homered for the Yankees but could not prevent a fourth straight loss. Jamieson had three hits for Cleveland and L. Sewell, Miller, and Ruth led a 18 hit onslaught.
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Azy Brookstein
Brookstein
Focter
Moran
Ekatein
Joe Davis
Jackie Coogan
Davis
Coogan
Cleveland
Rube Ruth
Indians
Yankees
Walter Miller
Ohio State
Waite Hoyt
Yanks
Indiana
Jamieson
N. York
A.rh.o. Cleve
A.r.alo Shanks
Jamsonif
Musel
Sumrmaorf
Comba
M'Nulty
Ruth
Jsewells
Gehrig
Burns
Dugan
Renee
Jones
Beng'gh
Lsewell
C. Neck
Wanger,s
Johnsons
Hoyt
Bengough
Wanninger
New York
J. Sewell
Summa
L. Sewell
Miller
Spurgeon
Newark
McGowan
Hildebrand
Dineen
Pirates Favor Pennant Run In 1925 National League
The Pittsburgh Pirates, led by Barney Dreyfuss and Max Carey, project strong form in 1925 as ownership and management back a harmonious, high confidence squad. Carey notes an elite infield, fast baserunning, and a deep outfield, signaling a potential world series push in the golden anniversary year.
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York
Pittsburs
Canton
Fred Clarke
Nham Nationala
Barneyreyfuss
Penna
Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Max Carey
Pittsburghs
Carey
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snippets From The Era
The page lists American and National League standings with city matchups and results, including teams like Philadelphia Cleveland Washington St Louis New York Chicago Boston Detroit and Pittsburgh. It notes yesterday’s results and today’s games across American and National Leagues with several city pairings and scores.
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Amenic
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Nation
Gorettsburgh
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Louieville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Todaws
Wes
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
American Assortation
Nneapoli
Louisville
St. Paul
Leading Hitters In Major Leagues
National leaders include Hornsby St Louis with 156 hits in 404 at bats for a .386 average and Bottlley also of St Louis with 189 hits in 494 at bats. Fourier of Brooklyn has 153 hits in 423 at bats and a .362 average. American leaders feature Speaker of Cleveland with 166 hits in 426 at bats and a .390 average, Simmons of Philadelphia with 185 hits in 485 at bats and a .381 average. Cobb of Detroit has 130 runs and 72 RBIs, Holmesman of Detroit with 158 runs, and Rice of St Louis with 112 RBIs.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet
Hornsby
St. L
Bott'le'y
Fourier
Brk
Harper
Phila
Blades
Simmons
Phil
Cobb
Detroit
Rice
Baseball League Totals and Leaders Snapshot
The record lists league totals 1045 for the American League and 442 for the National League. Individual leaders include Hot Cardinals 33, Williams Brown Hartnett Cubs 24, Meusel Yas 23, Simmons Athletics 22, Pow Robins 20. Names such as Ruth Yankees Robertson Browns Harris Senators Sisler Browns Fonseca Phillies Hafey Cardinals Rawlings Pirates appear fragmentary.
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National Fournier
Robins
Wheat
Smith, Dubs
Fonseca
Phillies
Friberg
Hafey
Cardinals
Bentley
Giants
Rawlings
Pirates
Williams
Brown Hartnett
Cubs
Meusel
Yas
Simmons
Athletics
Pow Robins
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Dan Genett
Wisner
Huntzinger
Pittebureh A
Ccssdccad
POL Ahacacs
Wright
Jackson
Barnhart
Kremer
Grantham
Snyder
REDS
Braves
Graham
Cincin
A.R.H.O
Walshrf
Walkerrs
Burrus
Holke
Felix
Critz
Fais
Caveney
Harrisit
Hargrave
Gibson
Dressen
Wingo
Bressler
Crueger
Mays
T Schultz
Benton
Niehaus
Kenton
Dieu Oh
Krueger
Pinelli
Roush
Pearce
Petts Friberg
O'Neal
Ring
Reinhart
Homer
Fonsece
Hates
O'Farrell
Betts
Henline
Reinhart and Vick
Ring and Wilson
Peart Motor Company
6Th ST South
Coose Brothers
Goon Ussen
By Lawrence Perry
University of Nebraska
Rockies
Lincoln
Colorado
FAIR
Lake
Placentia
Georgetown
Tigers
Senators
Wells
Blue
J. Harris
Ruether
Gregg
Ballou
Severied
Wells and Woodall
White Sox
Vangilder Blanks
Elam van Silder
Red Sox
Browns
Robertson
Sisler
Ruffing and Hoving
Vangilder and Hargrave
Tuscon, Ariz
W. L
Stribling
Young Stribling
Georgia
West
Rea” Fitzsimmons
John B. Foster
AOL
Sonatey
Chay
Market Avenue
Second Street
Seas
Canton Minster Plumbers Association
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