Walker Outpoints McTigue In Dull 12 Round Bout
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion outpointed Mike McTigue world light heavyweight in Newark Armory in a dull twelve round no decision encounter. Walker pressed the attack, outweighed by ten pounds, but McTigue boxed and defended, with a small cut over the right eye the only visible mark. Crowd of about ten thousand showed disappointment as the fight wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Barrett
Rappaport
Mickey Walker
Mike McTigue
Newark Armory
Walker
McTigue
Jright
Eithe
Mcfiguer
Harry Martone
Jersey City
Charlie Arthurs
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Jack Rappaport
McTigué
Mata
di McTigue
Mc-Tigue
Ana
Walker Versus McTigue in a Brutal Welterweight Bout
The report chronicles twelve rounds of a brutal welterweight clash. Walker starts furiously, flurrying body and head blows, while McTigue defends and counters. Elbows draw warnings, ring actions spark fan protests, and momentum swing rounds show Walker pressing, McTigue countering, and both fighters trading heavy exchanges until the bell ends round twelve.
Mabley and Carew Five to Meet Pickering Five Tonight
The Mabley and Carew basketball team will engage the Pickering Hardware quintet at the Triple A Hall tonight in a closely contested game. Both teams have been lively this season and should provide a thrilling battle with a 7:15 pm preliminary followed by the main contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabley & Carew
Pickering Hardware
Pegase
How They May Ran In Today's Races Trackman's Selections
A compact card of race selections across New Orleans venues. Several races list horses and connections, with Best Chance picks including Tony Griffith Colossus and Speed Ball along with other noted entrants and owners.
New Orleans Race Day Results First Through Seventh Races
Horse and jockey details from seven claiming and handicap events at New Orleans show results across six furlong to mile and one eighth distances with upsets and scratches. Notable performances include Troxler on Greener and Owasco among others with Weather Clear and track listing heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Rosa Greener
Fields
Cross Troxler
Cooper
Nicholas
Shanks
Red Squirrel
Wade
Dave Goldie
Bill Winfrey
Lotto
Duckling
Red Seth
Candy Stick
High View
Marjorie C
St. Pl
Adventure
Roehm
New Market
Georgie May
Colin
Dannell
Fox Tail
Double T
Paulina
Anna Mary
Wild Gospe
Sea Wolf
Orlova
Despair
John Q. Kelly
Gee
McTague
Future
Kerry Girl
Vanishing Boy
Jupiter
Steve
Casey
Black Art
Charlies Henry
Bush Buck
Denial
Quanah
Miss Anne
Pine
Julia M
Anticipate
Tender Seth
Tiner
Lee Adrin
Dolin
Remnant
Ieetease
Rachel Potter
EN Kogellia
Juno
Blackolia
Vulnad
Jones
Zanzibar
Booneville
Tantalus
Chaplet
Silent West
Ashburton
Crema
Upwa
Oe Ae
Red Wingfield
Ihields
Ballot Brush
Harvey
Prince K
Pyroot
Cratched
Mary Ellen
Tom
Bolin
Demijohn
Owasco
Fisher
Ran—Carnarvon
Whirling Dun
Warren Lynch
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Dancing Fool
HAVAJA RESULTS FIRST RACE AT CLAIMING MEET
Race results list horses, weights, jockeys, times and purses for six races. Notable entries include Miss Holland and Kidnap in the first race, Lafe M and Panorel in the second, War Garden and Private Peat in the third, Perhaps and Lou Anna in the fourth, Nimrod and Peter Brown in the fifth, and Parvenu and Annie Lyle in the sixth, with weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Miss Holland
McDonald
Deda
Acosta
Dolly
Gaffney
Bill Blackwell
Skyman
Hilloro
Box Wood
Sancho Pansy
Gay Deceiver
Full Moon
Lafe M
Neal
Jack Pot
Noe
Panorel
Verratt
Eaisaie
Charles. J. Craigmile
Josue
John A. Scott Jr
Josephe
Bodanz Ed Garrison
Glitter Gold
Needy
Maes” ‘Kit
Thessaly
Cedric An Thir
Oh War Garden
Private Peat
P. Horn
Ann M
Horn
Joe Campbell
Blue Dale
Star Court
Springvale
Countess Claridge
Momentum
Lou Anna
Smith
Almoner
Mill Boy
Chile
True American
Horee
Oh Nimrod
Nea
Peter Brown
McCabe
Little Smoke
Pickens
Old Broadway
Rosamond
Jock
Th Parvenu
Wey
Annie Lyle
Petzold
Tippo Sahib
Metal
Duelma
Peter J
Kenneth Eetpoeneeseses
Glenlevit
Eereneee
Chaparra
Verdi Loon
Dorothy Ryan
Califa Sreeeneeeeenenee
Hazeldale
Traviat
Rte
Billy Gardner
Miesiami Perrerery
Cecilia
Eenee
Denunzio
Gonwithim Cneseee
Colossus
Adorable Ant
Y M C A Officials Plan Greatest Indoor Tourney
Central Parkway Y M C A officials push for the twenty sixth annual indoor carnival on March 7 at Freeman Avenue Armory to outdo last year’s event with stars from Illinois Athletic Club including Ivan Riley Ray Watson Cyril Coaffee and Harold M Osborne. Invitations reportedly extended to Paavo Nurmi Willie Ritola and Joie Ray. DeHart Hubbard may compete in sprint and hurdles if he attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Avenue Armory
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago
Carl A. Wilzbach
Paavo Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Finland
Joie Ray
Ivan Riley
Ray Watson
Cyril Coaffee
Illinois Athletic Club
Riley
Armory
Dewny Kimbel
Centre College
Coaffee
Harold M. Osborne
Illinois A. C
Osborne
DeHart Hubbard
Hubbard
American Walkers’ Association
Withrow High School
Skiff Signs Contract With Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee January 7 Bill Skiff catcher, acquired in a trade with Kansas City of the American Association, has signed his contract with the Milwaukee Club of the association officials announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiff
Milwaukee
Bill Skiff
Kansas City Club
American Association
College Basketball Scores From Tijuana Entries
Seeton 57 at Nalstysburg over Prinense. Lehigh U 46 over Pennsylvania at agg. U of Toronto 28. Knoxville Tennessee 32 over Lincoln Memorial 14. Louisville 26 over Mercer 22. West Point 25 over St. John’s Brooklyn 19. Army 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annas
Nalstysburg
le Prinense
Seaton
Pennsylvania
Agg
Ren A
Lehigh U
U. of Toronto
Knoxville
Tennessee
Lincoln Memorial University
Louisville, Ky
Louisville University
Mercer
West Point
St. John’s College of Brooklyn
Army
Kentucky Five Lose to Gym in Local Basket Duel
Ray Costello’s Cin cinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club defeated Georgetown Ky 41 to 31 on the home court. Goertz and Trester spurred late scoring while Foot Ward of Georgetown played standout defense. Julius Goertz led G C A C with seven baskets, Red Bolton also contribut ed. The Gym travels to Middletown Ohio next Saturday to face the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Costello
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Goertz
Trester
Foot- Ward
Julius Goertz
Red
Bolton
Middletown
Ft. Thomas Business Men
Ft. Thomas Business Men's Club
Hart A. C. Five
Gymteers
Cc. G. Cc. Mex
Amateur Baseball Meeting Promises Open Session
Amateur baseball managers and players are invited to a first open meeting of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association at Christ Church parish house. Purpose is to discuss applying clubs seeking membership for next season and to acquaint outsiders with G C A B A rules and operations. The session starts at 8 p.m. with remarks from Chairman Edgar Friedlander and commissioners Kenneth Hill Judge Robert Marx Judge Edward M Hurley and Frank De Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati
Edgar Priedlander
Edgar Friedlander
Kenneth Hill
Robert Marx
Edward M. Hurley
Frank Dc. Lane
Tijuana Results First Race at Six Furlongs
Horse racing card shows seven claiming races with purses from 600 to 700 dollars. Winners include Miss Shasta ridden by Ellis earning 5.40 3.60 3.00 in race one, and Sweet and Low with Good Hope and Spirea placing across races two and three. Weather clear, track fast, multiple scratches listed.
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Alice Lorraine
Seeeeneene
Unionville
Country Life
Ias Lester
Nevada
tChula Vista
sApplegate
Secon Ace
Nacomee
Arietta
Arthia C
Eas
Woodie Montgoy
Seppe Oery
Williams
Lucille Russell
Rosa
Eeweee
Angela Seeet
Edeseees
Pat
Ictory
Pat Mabrey Seveserene
Kilauea
Runpour
Ate
Silsbee
Emory
Lady Inez
John Morrill Contusion
Hess
Corsair
Eliasse
Ghatst
Threeearn
Alter Dan
Fireworth
Senator Dorian
Owens
Louis
Furlon Orse
Miss Shasta
Ellis
Wee Girl
Griffin
Enette
Corbett
Guinea Girl
Lampo
Wiltrade Woods
Little Tokalon
Pirouette
Damar
Orse
Gunsight
Roberts
Sweet
Er 'Ood
Good Hope
Baker
Spirea
Boomerang
Candersea
Proclamation
Argonne Forest
Lamstedt
Zarelli
Donatello
Lady Leonid
Pearl Boots
Black Thong
Home Plate
Jack Lee
Nas-Ta-Baga
Everywoman
Herald
Vanessa Wells
Lady Moore
Chevalier
Edna Y
Dr. Johnson
Cadmus
St. Pi
Altoquiver
Barnes
Mount Shasta Walls
Oil Lady
Edwards
Helen van
Chase Vista
Jolly Bonita
Runiey
Chilliwack
Sea Green
St. Pi. Sh
Ann Grogan
Pisher
Seth’s Bacon
Bolivar Bond
Piccarillo
Sequan
Wracklane
Poppina
Lena Wood
Shasta Limited
Room Mate
Chickbell
Woodie Montgomery
Restful
Navajo
Norain
Rae Jack
Zing
Eunice Bailey
Beth P
Singapore
Nebraska Lad
Wynnewood
Bronston
Fane
Frank
Grayson
Pennon
Picnic
Red Skin
Star of Eve
Fire Place
Trusty
Black Wand
Seth
Idle Thoughts
Joe Underwood
Hilarity
Thelma C
Skoki
San Bow
Bearcats Face Kenyon After Struggles at Kentucky
The University of Cincinnati basketball team opens its Ohio Conference schedule at the Varsity Arena tomorrow night at 8 15 against Kenyon College. Analysis of the Kentucky State game shows poor near the basket shooting with only five of thirty-nine first half tries and few long shots finding the mark. The Bearcats must improve their accuracy to challenge veterans Gambier and the business students in the preliminary, while the Bearcats seconds seek to maintain a clean slate in the opener doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Kenyon College
Kentucky
Bearcat
Mehl
Bradner
Allen
Schmid
Valentiner
Bearcats
Kenyon
Gambier
Cincy
Littleford School
Indians Seek Bookings For Games Against Cincinnati Teams
The Baptist Indians seek basketball bookings with Cincinnati teams averaging 95 pounds. For game arrangements contact John Brinkman at Wood Burn 7752 L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Baptist Indians
Cincinnati
John Brinkman
Woodburn
Wildcats Beat Miami Quintet On Central Y Court
The Y M C A Wildcats routed Miami University 43 to 13 at the Central Y court, winning their second meeting of the season after a 27 to 20 victory at Oxford. Lohr led with five field goals, Bodkin appeared but was injured early in the second half, and the Wildcats used eleven players as Miami struggled offensively. In a preliminary game, the Y M C A Ramblers edged Norwood High 24 to 23 in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Wildcats
Miami University
Big Reds
Wildcats
Collegians
Oxford
Miami
Lohr
Wildcat
Miami Cagers
Bodkin
Hannaford
Payne
Y. M. C. A. Ramblers
Norwood
Chicago College
Chicago
Canada
Ramblers
F.G.F.T
T.P. Sinned
Eee Steeantherapstins
Iced
Moonee Nycerselssgobic Mortuamelice
van Horten
Mathey
Gade
Gardner
Prite
Garrett
G. Venn
Y. M. C. A. Wildcatse
FG. F.C. TP
Reece
Faeeneeeene Enerteesens
Dragons Seek Games With Cincinnati Teams Tonight
The Norwood Dragons want to schedule games with fast Cincinnati basketball teams, ideally the St. Bernard All-Stars, for an open date tonight. Interested teams should call Lester Gerth at Woodburn 8018-Y between 7 and 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragons
Norwood Dragons
Cincinnati
St. Bernard
Colonels Triumph Over Church Hawks 41 to 3 in Cincinnati
Kentucky Colonels overwhelmed Christ Church Hawks 41 to 3 as Parson Reed and Martin led the Colonels with strong scoring. Church defenders McGrath Mushaben and McLane tried but could not halt the visitors while Bertie Arnold was out. Referee Reddington officiated and Ludlow’s Henderson struggled for points. The Colonels next meet Covington Y was Puritans, with Christ Church scheduled to play Guarantee Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Hawks
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky Colonels
Colonels
Ludlow
Hawks
Bertie Arnold
Clemons
Church
Henderson
McLane
McInerney
Rouse
McGrath
Mushaben
Christ Church
Covington Y. M. C. A
EP. Henderson
F. Mushaben
C. Krueck
Betzler
TRUBS
F.G. BT. TP
Parson
Reed
Fitzpatric
Martin
Mclinerny
B. Sasasabsersesess
Reddington
St Xavier Postpones Game With Puritans
St Xavier College postponed its basketball game against Covington Y Puritans due to the death of Archbishop Henry Moeller, an alumnus. Coaches plan to set a new date soon while the Puritans’ manager and St Xavier’s coach coordinate. Carson Cubs defeated Norwood Baptists 79 to 14, Jones and Wessel notable in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Xavier College
Covington “Y
Carson Cubs
Norwood Baptists
Jones and Wessel
Referee Stops Martin-Pisano Bout in Third
New York January seventh. Bantamweight champion Ed die Martin and Augie Pisano fought at Ridgewood A C Brooklyn. Referee halted the bout in the third round declaring a no contest amid boos from the crowd. Martin warned in round one for pulling punches. Also: Pep per Martin stopped Billy Miller in six. Ted Blatt and Jackie Gordon drew. Tiger Flowers defeated Dan Dowd by sixth round technical knockout in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Augie Pisano
Coney Island
Ridgewood A. C
Brooklyn
Martin
Christmas Fund
Pisana
Pepper
Billy Miller
Ted Blatt
St. Paul
Jackie Gordon
Tiger Flowers
Dan Dowd
Providence
Atlanta
Boston
Dowd
Frankie Bob Weighs In Beat O Dowd In Dayton Bout
Frankie Bob, Dayton local featherweight, outweighed Mickey O Dowd of Muncie by eight pounds and won every round of a ten round fight here tonight. Johnny Kinnard and Hope Mullen of Muncie fought an eight round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Bob
Mickey O’dowd
Dayton
Mickey” O’dowd
Muncie
Ind
Johnny Kinnard
Hope Mullen
Redick Beats Papke In Ten Round Bout
Winnipeg reports Jack Reddick Canadian middleweight champion won a newspaper decision over Johnny Papke of Cleveland in ten rounds. Papke stayed even for seven rounds but Reddick knocked him down in the eighth and led on points thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddick
Papke
Winnipeg
Jack
Johnny Papke
Cleveland
Richards and Mallory Lead Metropolitan Tennis Rankings 1924
Vincent Richards Olympic champion tops the 1924 Metropolitan District men's list while Eleanor Goas follows Miss Mallory as the leading women. Dr George King ranks second to Richards and Miss Goas is next after Mrs Mallory in the publicized association list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Richards
New York
Vincent Richards
George King
Eleanor Goas
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Association
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Cerea Walker
Mabley & Carew Five
Pickerings
New Orleans
Canyon
R. E. Clark
Rajah
el Astro
Perplexity
Tony Griffith
Southland Girl
Fairbairn and
McPherson
The
Badger
Idle Hour
Elsass
van Patrick
Llewellyn
Marsdale
Donna Santa
Sincere
Doc McMahon
War Prize
Little Ammie
Havana
Califa
Ponce
Solomon's
Tijuana
Miss Lister
Dormouse
Applegate
Golden Red
Jack Ledi
Vesper Bells
Harrigan’s Heir
No Wonder
Emma Williams
Bedazzle
Runaway
Speech Ball
Hyanpom
Lizette
Snooksie Bradley
Postillion
General Thatcher
Queen Bess
Sandalwood
Walter Dant
Willow Tree
Speed Ball
Havaja
Y.M.C.A
Clarington
Polly Mara
Clark
Tender
Galatia Southland
Capt. Schneller
Glenmore
Queen’s Marie
Iit
Miranda
Ammie
Georgetown College
Clifton Triangles
Sosaph Spitzies
Spitzies
Biecker
Canfield
F. Sone
Eeese Zieverink
Trom
Seeee Urst
Oneee Ekstrom
Teeee Buhrmann
Mitt
Seenee
Seneeweees
Beeeeresaseseerses Cavanaugh
Christ Church Parish House Hall
Wildcats Beat Miami
Y. M. C. A. Cagers
Mecem A. C
Norwood Methodists
A. C
Koehler
Onan Derneen
G. Langen
G. Steed
Holbert
Bushing
Maloney
Brown
Madras
East Fourth Street
Church Hawks
Parish
Gare
St. Xavier
Martin-Pisano
Flowers
Bath
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