Mickey Walker Set for McTigue Clash in Newark Arena
Boxing news notes Mickey Walker plans to meet Mike McTigue in Newark tomorrow night with high hopes of seizing the light welterweight crown. European lightweight champion Lucien Vinez challenges Johnny Dundee for a 20 round title bout next month in Paris. Kid Kaplan is formally declared world featherweight champion by the New York State Athletic Commission. A Vernon arena plan in Los Angeles aims to attract Walker and Benny Leonard for a later bout. Cleveland Boxing Commission approves two February shows in the Public Auditorium.
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Plans for First Pro Bowling League Formed
The Interstate Traveling Bowling League was formed by six city alley owners in Columbus at the Columbus Athletic Club. Cities include Detroit Ohio Cleveland Toledo Columbus Dayton Cincinnati with two teams per city and matches on Sundays. Prize money totals 900 dollars with gold medals for champion doubles and top singles bowler. Official play begins January 25 with Cincinnati teams visiting Dayton Toledo Columbus Cleveland and Detroit.
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College Basketball Scores From Indiana and Nearby States
Indiana beat Mer werk 81 to 0 in Bloomington. Wabash defeated Kentucky State 0 in Crawfordville. Heidelberg edged Tiffin 30 to 29 at Akron. Penn State 2 1 played Columbia at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh 2 defeated Geneva at Pittsburgh. Wisconsin won 27 to 22 over Purdue at Madison.
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St. Mary's Game Postponed After Archbishop Moeller's Death
St Marys High School basketball game with Newport High was postponed due to Archbishop Moeller's death. A new date will be set after the funeral.
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SecondiK of C Tourney Heads to February March
The second annual intercity Knights of Columbus bowling tournament runs February 18 to March 8 at Fenwick alleys. Based on last year’s interest, a record number of teams is expected to enter. entries must be received by February 14 with secretary Joseph Pilger at Ninth and Madison Avenue Covington.
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Colonels Meet Church Tonight in Ludlow Showdown
The Christ Church Hawks visit the Kentucky Colonels in Ludlow for a key season game starting at 8 15 with Maury McGrath in charge while Orm Henderson is celebrated as Ludlow native star. After the game Henderson will host a party for players from both teams.
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Ed Garvey Wins All-Heavyweight Bout at Pioneer Club
Former Notre Dame football star Ed Garvey stopped Ben Smith of Englewood New Jersey in 1 minute 30 seconds of the final heavyweight bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club. The card featured a full heavyweight lineup in New York.
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Yale Varsity Crew to Race in Three Regattas This Season
Yale University announces a three regatta schedule for the varsity crew. The Yale Harvard race is set for June 19, the Yale Cornell Princeton tilt on May 16 at Derby Connecticut, and the Yale Pennsylvania Columbia race on May 2 at Philadelphia opening the season for all crews.
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Flowers shines in New York boxing debut in three rounds
Flowers, Atlanta middleweight, bursts into spotlight with a three round knockout of Johnny Wilson in New York. He previously defeated Joe Lohman in Brooklyn and beat Joe Britten in Boston. Pete Donohue sets major league holdout record for 1925. Tex Rickard secures four bantamweights for Madison Square Garden tournament with Bud Taylor Harold Smith Nat Pincus and Joe Snyder among entrants. Pincus vs Taylor and Snyder vs Smith lead the card as Rickard seeks a new title contender after Eddie Martin’s claim.
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Gregg of Seattle Club Seeks Retirement After Washington Sale
Vean Gregg, veteran southpaw from the Seattle Club of the Pacific Coast League, returned to his Canadian home after being sold to the Washington Senators at season end 1924. Manager Wade Killefer said Gregg felt he deserved a larger bonus from the sale. The club paid Gregg a $1,500 bonus plus expenses.
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Chicago Skater Kaskey to pursue amateur status return
Harry Kaskey, the young Chicago star, was declared a professional by the International Skating Union last spring after being charged with demanding money for an expense account. He will stay out this year and seek reinstatement as an amateur next spring, with possible amateur bicycle competition this summer if restored.
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Zbyszko Returns to Chicago for Winter Mat Campaign
Stanislaus Zbyszko former world heavyweight champion renews ring action in Chicago at age over fifty meeting Allen Ustace a Wakefield Kansas giant in a finish match set for January 14.
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Dempsey’s Nose Rebuild Spurs Hollywood Clinic Boom
Jack Dempsey’s rebuilt nose has set a pace for plastic surgery in Hollywood California the film capital. A new hostel specializing in rebuilding features will be erected there to meet demand. The eyes champion had his nose redone for display on the cinema screen.
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Dr. W. E. Shattuck First to Enter 500 Mile Race
Dr. W. E. Shattuck formerly of Indianapolis stopped en route to Florida to enter the 500 mile automobile race set for May 30. He earlier ran the Culver City regent race covering 250 miles in 2 hours 45.2 minutes at an average 94.8 mph. His entry is the first received at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway headquarters.
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Puritans Prep for Xavier Game in Y M C A Drill
The Covington Y Puritans focus on shooting as they prepare for a two game series with St. Xavier College at the Covington Y M C A Saturday night. St. Xavier brings a green squad led by Captain George Reynolds and Jakie Weiner while Puritans rely on veterans Ray Overand Carl Ritter Will Poyntz and Carl Reifkin. John Bein of St. Xavier may face his alma mater as a Puritan defensive stalwart. The contest, at 9 o clock, opens the Saints season and marks the fourth start for the Kentucky quintet. Lew Krehn may see action for Covington.
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Yost Field House Debt Cleared at Michigan
Ann Arbor Mich Jan 6 Yost Field House the University of Michigan winter athletic plant valued at a half million dollars was cleared of debt with final payment to a local bank holding Athletic Association notes. The building is paid for from receipts of three football seasons Athletic Director Yost stated.
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