Flowers Wins Over Britten in Four Rounds in Boston
Tiger Flowers, the Atlanta middleweight, stopped Billy Britten of Kansas City in the fourth round after flooring him, as Britten bled and weakened. Willie Gradwell defeated Battling Budd in the eight round semi final. Also reports London bout talks and Dempsey plans for New York next summer.
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Tiger Flowers
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Britten
Tiger
Willie Gradwell
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Battling Budd
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Wat
Dempsey
New York
Jack Dempsey
Dan McKettrick
New Henderson Crater
Long Island City
Jack Kearns
Los Angeles
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Kearns
McKe
Joe Silvers
Brooklyn
Cuddy DeMarco
Pittsburgh
Silvers
Paddy Ryan
George Lavigne
Bearcats Set to Battle Kenyon in Friday Showdown
Cincinnati Bearcats prepare for a stern Ohio Conference test against Kenyon College at the Varsity gym Friday night in a game that follows Kenyon’s strong season start and recent win over Muskingum. The Gambier team brings back veterans and could challenge for the conference title. The Kenyon clash opens an 8:15 schedule after a Norwood High preliminary.
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Bearcats
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Gambier School
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Cincy Five
University of Louisville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
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Ohio
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Norwood High School
Harrison Opens Season With Ao-2 Win Over Purcell A C
Harrison 4 B. team opened the 1925 season with an Ao-2 victory over Purcell A C after trailing 10 2 in the first half. Virgil Snow and Dandy Laughlin scored 28 of Harrison points, Bergman and Ross added strong floor work, while Breen and Kelly starred for Purcell. The J B Harrison Indians beat Purcell Celts 21 18 in the preliminary. Referee Marty Redding. A boxing sanction followed with Yokum Athletic Club permitted to stage a show at Peoples Theater. Charley Weinert and Joe Downey cleared as main event principals.
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Dandy” Laughlin
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Charley Weinert
Joe Downey
M Garner Declines Ride In Tijuana Classic
Jockey Mack Garner cannot ride Chilhowee in the Coffroth Handicap at Tijuana as Pete Coyne cannot spare him during that season. A. Williams arrives from New Orleans and H. Andersons team rests at Churchill Downs. Miller Henderson heads to Audley Farm to move eastern division to Maryland tracks.
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Workmen Begin Rebuilding Latonia Track Stand
Workmen started improving the Latonia race track stand with dismantling of the south end. The structure will be enlarged and partially rebuilt over about two months, with more improvements planned at the course. Total costs may reach $200,000 as Colonel Matt J. Winn aims to make Covington plant the country’s finest.
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Firpo Heads to London for Gibbons Fight Terms
Argentine heavyweight Luis Angel Firpo sails to London on January 6 to meet National Sporting Club president Arthur Bettison regarding a scheduled title bout with Tom Gibbons. Firpo expects to sign after discussions.
Boxer Steven Morrisey Dies After Illness in Syracuse
Syracuse mourns Steven Morrisey a 40 year old popular local boxer from two decades ago died today after four weeks of illness. Morrisey fought in more than 100 professional battles in the ring.
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How They May Run In Today's Races
Southland Girl Teddy Toast Lucky leads first race with Master Blue In Trepid Eliza Brown in the second. Bathilde Seth Upton Billiken run the third while Bad Luck Sincere II heads the fourth. Tippity Wich et Smuts Escarpolette tops the fifth with Inner Belle Water Girl Telescope in sixth. War Prize Anniversary Peace Pal contest the seventh as Tippity Wich et is listed best chance.
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Teddy Toast
Lucky
Master Blue
Intrepid
Eliza Brown
Ird
Bathilde Seth
Upton
Billiken
Bad Luck
Sincere
Tippity Witchet
Smuts
Escarpolette
Inner Belle
Water Girl
Telescope
War Prize
Anniversary
Peace Pal
Races list includes horses and handlers across eight events
First Race Mushon Island Fairy Kaliko. Second Race Sangrado Dr Johnson Margaret White. Third Race Vibrator Navajo Seworth. Fourth Race Three Square Music Box Odd Seth. Fifth Race Irish Buzzer Woodie Montgomery Brandeis. Sixth Race Coeur de Lion Tanagerine The World. Seventh Race Bedazzle Matinee Idol Diomed. Eighth Race Easter Bells Bats Man Lord Alien Best Chance Vibrator.
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Island Fairy
Kaliko
Sangrado
Dr. Johnson
Margaret White
Seworth
Three Square
Music Box
Odd Seth
Woodie Montgomery
Brandeis
Coeur de Lion
Tangerine
the World
Bedazzle
Diomed
Easter Bells
Batsman
Lord Alien
Tore Blaze A Teeweee
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Geo. O'Neill
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Ransick
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Dolan
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Tom Craven
Altanne
Olf
First Race to Sixth Race Card Summary
First Race has Suzuki Leonora Dahinda racing. Second Race includes Rebuke Royaline Elwood K. Third Race features Sam Grenet Bridget O Grady High Roller. Fourth Race lists Lord Wargrave Mala Starmatia. Fifth Race features The Dictator Cuba Encanto. Sixth Race shows Romping Mary Dr Whitehurst Gay Boy II. Best Chance Rebuke.
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Leonora P
Dahinda
Rebuke
Royaline
Elwood K
Sam Grenet
Bridget O’grady
High Roller
Lord Wargrave
Mala
Starmatia
the Dictator
Cuba Encanto
Cleimian
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Jellison
Rebu Pedestrian
Great Waters
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Clear View
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Rose Girl
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Bob’s Hope
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Broadway Rose
Fireaway
Czardom
Billy Gardner
Capt. Adams
Crestwood Boy
Romping Mary
Dr. Whithurst
Ponza Ray
Dita Ettilsgts
Pee WV. Oi
New Orleans Race Results First Race-Claiming
Race results from New Orleans show six races with purses around 1000 dollars. Notable runners include Lubeck Remnant Tender Seth and Grace Troxler with varying times and multiple scratches across races. Weather cloudy track heavy affecting results and entries.
Havana Entries Race Cards and Odds Summary
Race by race details from Havana track with purses six to eight hundred dollars. Entries include first race claiming for four year olds and up at six furlongs, second race for maidens three and up, third race allowances for three year olds, fourth race claiming with multiple named horses, fifth race allowances for three year olds and up, and sixth race claiming for yard distance with listed horses. Track conditions mention clear track fast and several horses with fractional entries and weights.
Elder High Opens Season Against Immaculata Quintet
Elder High School announces a stiff schedule under Coach Ben Grause starting Friday afternoon with Immaculata of Newport. The slate includes Hamilton High and Hamilton Catholic of Cincinnati, University of Dayton Preps, Covington, St Marys, St Xavier, and a UC tournament appearance with games in January February and March.
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Immaculata High School
Newport
Hamilton (Co.) High
Hamilton Catholic High
University of Dayton Preps
Covington
St. Mary’s
St. Xavier
Hamilton
Elder
University of Cincinnati
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Ravens Lose to Cincinnati A C in Basketball
The Raven A. C. team was defeated by Cincinnati A. C. last night with a score of 34 to 12. Craven and Hatter starred for Cincinnati in the well drilled victory.
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Raven A. C
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Hatter
Giants Player Draws Fire Over San Francisco Basketball Link
George Kelly of the New York Giants faces possible suspension after reports he agreed to play for a San Francisco basketball team also featuring former Giant outfielder Jimmy O Connell. National League President John Heydler signaled action if facts hold, while O Connell was dismissed from the cage squad. The case recalls prior bribery allegations involving Sammy Bohne and Pat Duncan with coverages of 1923-24. Heydler warned any association with O Connell damages sport’s integrity. Manager McGraw avoided comment. SAN FRANCISCO report notes that basketball participation violated Giants contracts only if not permitted.
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San Francisco
Jimmy O’connell
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Sammy Bohne
Cincinnati
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Pat Duncan
Chicago
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O’connell
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Lane Heads Cincinnati Officials Group Formed
The Greater Cincinnati Basketball Officials Association was formally organized at the Central Y M C A with over two dozen arbiters joining. Frank C. Lane was elected president and outlined aims for a standard officiating code. James Roudebush became vice president and Nic Nickoloff was named secretary treasurer.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Carl Wilzbach
Frank C. Lane
Ohio
Lane
James Roudebush
Nic’’ Nickoloff
University of Cincinnati
Edward Krueck
Hughes High School
G. F. Klotzbach
Central “Y
Plans Set for Fenwick Club Amateur Boxing Tourney
Arrangements for the second annual Amateur Boxing Tournament at the Fenwick Club on February 2 and February 9 are completed under Al Bechtold. Patsy Haley, the Fenwick Club boxing instructor, will oversee bouts and offer free coaching to entrants.
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al Bechtold
Patsy Haley
Corbett and McGraw Drawn In Louisville Featherweight Bout
Louisville reports clash between Al Corbett of Cleveland and Phil McGraw of Detroit ends with differing judges' opinions after twelve rounds. In the semi final, Joe Walling knocks out Leo Vollmer in the first round.
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al Corbett
Cleveland
Phil McGraw
Detroit
McGraw
Corbett
Joe Walling
Leo Vollmer
Ft. Wayne
Legislators Spurn American League Gift in Washington
In Washington on January 5, lawmakers cooled on a plan to accept a $100,000 gift from the American League for a Washington monument. Several House members objected without offering reasons, while supporters question whether timing affected the measure’s prospects.
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O Connell suspended as NL risks for Giants player basketball tie
New York Giants outfielder O Connell withdrew from a pro basketball team amid National League President Heydler ruling that Giants first sacker Kelly would jeopardize his baseball status by joining. Other team members include Bohne Cole Ludolph and Begley. O Connell admitted attempting to bribe an opposing player and received indefinite baseball suspension.
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My O’connell
New York Giants
George Kelly
Giants
John Heydler
National League
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O’connell
Sammy Bohne
Cincinnati
Bert Cole
Detroit
Wee" Ludolph
Vernon
Ron Kelly
Imp” Begley
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Heydler
Herrmann Questions League Power to Suspend Players
Cincinnati Baseball Club president August Herrmann questions whether the National League can suspend players for alleged actions by George Kelly and Sammy Bohne. He notes Jimmy O’Connell’s disbarment but doubts league power to bar in other sports. cites a possible different case if O’Connell played alongside them. He has no further information beyond news dispatches.
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National League
George Kelly
Sammy Bohne
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Jimmy O'Connell
Kelly
Bohne
O’connell
Navy 28 Yale 22 in Annapolis Big Ten clash
Navy extended its season win streak to seven with a 28 to 22 victory over Yale in Annapolis. Yale fought hard but could not overcome Navy’s defense and productive balanced attack evident throughout the hard fought contest.
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Navy
Yale
Knotted Sports Notes Touch on Penn Lead and Grange Talks
Kneass of the University of Pennsylvania tops the Eastern Intercollegiate League scorers with ten points in a Yale game. Christy Mathewson, Braves president, favors signing Red Grange if he can play baseball. At Hartford talks, Matty cites Moose McCormick as a former great hitter made by football fame. Griffith faces rival Dick Cox for outfield duty in a tug of war between Reds and Dodgers.
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Philadelphia
Christy Mathewson
Boston Braves
Red” Grange
Griffith
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Cincinnati Reds
Dick Cox
Portland
Eddie Brown
Zack Wheat
Cox
Giants and White Sox gain baseball respect in Germany
Jim Johnstone, former National League umpire, says the Giants and White Sox may have more baseball respect in Germany than in England Ireland and France. He notes Rhine youth have embraced the American game after seeing it years ago.
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Ireland
France
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English rider Donahue leads with wins on British tracks
Steve Donahue, English spakey, who came to America and rode. Papyrus to étenn by Zev, under Earl Sande, finished thi in victories on the British tracks this season. Archibald, the American who has been riding European horses for several years, is tenth in the list for 1924.
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Spakey
America
Papyrus
Zev
Earl Sande
E. C. Elliott
Archibald
Pitcher Arthur Decatur Linked to Dodgers Trade Talks
The Portland Club of the Pacific Coast League released word that pitcher Arthur Decatur may signal moves to the Brooklyn Dodgers. The report mentions first baseman Jim Poole nicknamed the Babe Ruth of the coast and second baseman Emmett McCann as associated players. It also notes John Hollingaworth being sent to Portland in the arrangement.
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Portland Club
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jim Poole
Babe Ruth
Emmett McCann
John Hollingaworth
Portland
Offer of 800 a day for six day bicycle race in Chicago
The message offered Maurice Brocco an eight hundred dollar daily wage to ride in the February six day race at Chicago. Brocco, the Italian crack, refused to participate in the last New York and Chicago races.
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Chicago
Maurice Brocco
Brocco
New York
Rumors Tie Burns to San Francisco Club as Manager
Rumors persist that George Burns, veteran outfielder, who was released by the Cincinnati Reds, will manage the San Francisco Pacific Coast League team if Bert Ellison leaves for the National League. Club officials decline to comment.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Bert Ellison
British welterweight champion to headline San Francisco card
Promoters rush to secure top names after California allows ten round bouts. Bermondsey Billy Wells, Britain's welterweight champion, headlines an eight round show in San Francisco on Friday. His opponent is Chick Roach of Vallejo, while Wells trains in Los Angeles.
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Illinois swimmers seek five world records in Chicago meet
Five Illinois Athletic Club swimmers aim for world records in the tri color pool Thursday night in Chicago. Johnny Weismuller targets the 50 and 100 meter freestyle marks, Sybilauer seeks a 220 yard back stroke, Ethel Lackie pursues the 100 yard freestyle, and Conrad S Mila goes for the 880 yard back stroke.
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Johnny Weismuller
Sybilauer
Ethel Lackie
Conrad S. Mila
Sisler Eyes Adds to Browns Roster Before 1925 Season
Manager George Sisler of the St. Louis Brennans aims to add a pitcher and a right handed outfielder for 1925. He targets Mostl of the White Sox or Meusel of the Giants but won’t name the pitcher. Since taking over, Sisler has been involved in four trades involving 21 players, 14 of them St. Louis Americans.
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Mostl
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New Orleans Entries First Race Claiming
Weather cloudy and rainy. Track heavy. Three year olds and upward maidens run through six furlongs in six races with purse totals around 1000 dollars. Notable horses include Leon'd Thomas Bebe Flowers San Caris Mikado Silver Fame Dan E Stewart Southland Girl Chief Clerk Lucky Teddy Toast and others as listed for the six races.
Wildcats Face Miami In Cincinnati Tonight In Hoop Battle
Cincinnati fans anticipate the Y M C A Wildcats hosting Miami University on the Y floor tomorrow night with Miami seeking revenge for a seven point loss earlier. Coach Tillotson’s Red squad has trained weeks, while Richardson’s team tightens up. a strong turnout of alumni is expected. A preliminary game features the Ramblers against Norwood High School, coached by Dutch Leyman, with Venn refereeing and Lane Krueck on the main game.
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Fenwick Club to clash with Newport Catholic in Inter-City tilt
Fenwick Club faces undefeated Newport Catholic Gym in a high-stakes Inter-City League game. Fenwick, buoyed by a strong showing against Christ Church, will rely on 19-year-old George Sterman and center Ed Hegge as they battle a top rival in a crowded schedule that includes Cincinnati Council and Friars G. A. C. Meanwhile Georgetown College travels to meet Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club in another key local contest.
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Nurmi Set for American Indoor Debut at Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish distance star, meets top American and Finnish rivals in two indoor events at the Finnish American games in New York. He contests the mile with Jose Ray and others and races 5000 meters against Willie Ritola, as the Metropolitan indoor season opens with a gala field including Olympic heroes and champions.
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Notre Dame Eleven Starts East Without Crowley
Notre Dame football team and coaches left Oakland by ferry after a coast invasion and a 27 to 10 victory over Stanford. Star back Jim Crowley remained hospitalized after a nervous breakdown. flying quarterback Harry Stuhhelder was on crutches but listed improving.
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Indoor polo tournament to open in Chicago
Eight cities including New York Brooklyn Newark Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago compete in the first indoor intercity polo tournament at the Chicago Riding Club. The three day event runs January 5 to 17 with four games opening day and consolation and semi final games the next day. Fifty eight ponies have been shipped for the matches.
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St Xavier Cagers Prep for Covington YMCA Game
St Xavier College coach Joe Meyer tightens practice for the Saints ahead of the opening tussle with Covington Y M C A Puritans in Kentucky. The teams meet in a two game series with high interest and expected full houses at Covington gym.
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Russo Beats Brady in Eight Round Bout
In Memphis, Jack Russo of New Orleans earned a referee decision over Ralph Brady of Syracuse after an eight round contest.
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Nebraska seeks new coach for Meehan successor
Men claiming to represent the University of Nebraska visited John F. Meehan at his Syracuse office to discuss hiring a new football coach. Meehan was away, and the visitors refused to disclose details, but confirmed Nebraska was in the market for a coach.
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