Fifty New Boxes Planned To Accommodate Derby Crowds
Louisville June 21 Fifty additional boxes in Churchill Downs clubhouse are complete to ease Derby Day crowding. Kentucky Jockey Club chief Matt Winn notes demand far exceeds supply, hotel bookings surge, and another 500 boxes would still be needed. Winn departs for Havana and Milam after stockholders meeting. Venni Butler Monihan also plan Derby season efforts.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
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Downs
Kentucky
Ee Club
Shriners’ Temple
Colonel Win
Covington
Havana
Milam
New Orleans
Andrew Venni
the Downs
Mes Butler
Empire
Latonia
Churchill Downs
Ed Corrigan
Stable track woes stir contest among top trainers
Corrigan and Tucker lament the hard cuppy track that hinders horses on the morning workout. Hancock reports Field III plans Stimulus for the derby with a large party to observe. Roger Sullivan tours the Panama Canal on vacation before resuming duties in Latonia.
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Corrigan
Lyman Davis
Oval
Arthur R. Hancock
Marshall Field III
Field
Hancock
Roger Sullivan
Kentucky Jockey Club
Panama Canal
Covington
Dumb Dan and the Boxing Ballyhoo King Morgan
A profile of promoter-manager Dan Morgan, known as Dumb Dan, recounts how he talked fighters like K O Brown and Bat Levinsky into title chances, built Jack Britton into a live draw, and steered boxing schemes that filled houses, with Morgan shifting focus to horses after losses.
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K. O. Brown
Jack Briffin
Jack
Bat Levinsky
Dan
Dani
Big Tim Sullivan
Big Tim
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Morgan
Jimmy Kelly
Kelly
New York
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Brown
Willie Her
McMahon's Club
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Kaye
Beecher
Tommy Murphy
Tom Jones
Ad Wolgast
Jones
Kay Jt
California
Joe Rivers
Bud Anderson
vVeach Cross
Littl Dutchman
New Jersey
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Britton
Packeycision
McFarland
Memphis
Packey
Ted Kid Lewis
England
Lewis
Mickey Walker
Dumb Dan
Battling Levinsky
Levinsky
Jack Dillion
Georges Carpentier
Tom O’rourke
Carpentier
Daniel
Central Park
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Veteran catchers aiding Cubs Pirates and Dodgers pitchers
Veteran catchers are being called into play to coach the young pitchers. The Cubs signed George Gibson formerly of the Pirates, Cincinnati added Grover Land, and Brooklyn acquired Ben Egan to aid pitcher development.
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Chicago Cubs
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Grover Land
Pirates
Brooklyn
Ben Egan
Heydler proposes open annual NL MVP eligibility
NL president John Heydler wants the league MVP to be an open prize each season. Dazzy Vance, 1924 winner for Brooklyn, would be eligible again under the plan.
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Heydler
Giants Target Grimm In Baseball Park War Paths
John McGraw the Giants manager says Charley Grimm will be challenged by the fences at the Cubs park and Rabbit Maranville will be hampered by Charley Hollacher’s absence at short. He also asserts Wilbur Cooper’s fly balls favor the Pirates in recent dealings.
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Wilbur Cooper
Chicago Cubs
Rabbit Maranville
Charley Hollacher
John McGraw
Giants
Cooper
Chicago
Pirates
Grimm
Polo matches promise capacity crowds in Cincinnati weekend
Polo games at the Riding Club arena feature West Point visitors and Cincinnati Polo Club players. Crowds are expected Friday and Saturday with tickets at Straus’s store. Main events include Headquarters Troop and West Point officers, plus the Tenth Infantry and Riding Club Blues in preliminaries.
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Cincinnati
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Walnut Streets
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Riding Club of
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Asmann
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Riding Club
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Tim Conroy
W. O. Lathrop
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Charles F. Ragsdale
Elmore J. Beiersdorfer
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Oliver DeGray Vanderbilt
Harrison B. Smith
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J. J. Yates
C. R. Farmer
Blues
Julius Fleischman III
Rene Lathrop
Tim Goodman
Julian Pollak
A. Clifford Shinkle
Austins Defeat Colonels 39 to 18 on Austin Court
The Austin A C quintet routed the Kentucky Colonels 39 to 18 as Averbeck Kurtz and Willenborg led with 28 points. Austin opened strong and led 19 to 6 at halftime while defensive pressure limited Colonels to six field goals. Reed and Parson starred for the losers. in the prelim, the Austin Emeralds beat Ludlow Tigers 34 to 18.
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Slattery Outboxes Lohman in Six Rounds in Buffalo
Jim Slattery the Buffalo middleweight outboxed and outpunched Toledo light-heavyweight Joe Lohman in six rounds scoring three knockdowns. Slattery weighed 162% to Lohman 169% with Terris topping Hall in a six-round lightweight split decision. OConnell defeated Jawson in another six-round matchup.
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Joe Lohman
Toledo
Slattery
Lohman
Sid Terris
New York
Joe Hall
Terris
Hall
Charley O’connell
Cleveland
Joe Janson
Milwaukee
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Jawson
Stribling Claims Newspaper Victory Over Delaney
In Grand Rapids on January twenty first Young Stribling from Atlanta Georgia defeated Jimmy Delaney of St Paul in a ten round light heavyweight bout to win a newspaper decision.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Young Stribling
Atlanta
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Gym Goodwills Take Fifth League Contest
Newport Catholic Gym Goodwills defeated the Price Hill K of C five 30 to 21 to extend their Intercity League win streak to five. The teams were tied 10 9 at halftime before the Goodwills pulled away in the final minutes led by Vick Overman who scored 17 points for Newport.
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College Scores Report Swarthmore and Navy Lops
West Point Army 23 Swarthmore 18. Washington College 26 Navy 2 at Saenger. Wesleyan 36 Ohio Northern 26. Ohio University 42 Marietta 13 at Athens Ohio.
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Saenger
Washington College
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St Xavier High to Meet Aurora Quintet Tonight
The St Xavier Saints basketball team travels to Hamilton tonight to face the Hamilton High School squad and then plays Aurora High on the Hoosier court tomorrow. Aurora has strengthened since an early loss to Withrow High and is favored to contest a close game, with Bavier boosting confidence after beating St Marys High. Several students will accompany the teams on the trips.
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Aurora High
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Withrow High
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Merchants Cage League Opens Tonight at Triple A Hall
Plans are complete for the Progressive Retail Merchants Basket Ball League opening at 8 oclock tonight at the Triple A Hall Judge Yeatman will give the opening address. The Mabley and Carew team will face Pogues in the opening clash. Keen rivalry stirs excitement among followers for the contest.
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Yeatman
Mabley
Carew
Pogues
Tijuana Race Track Set To Run Spring Season Stakes
The Tijuana track plans a long season into April under President James W. Coffroth who promises new features. Jockey Bill Harvey will ride Greentree horses led by Cherry Pie, with top reinsmen R Fisher 31 wins and others like Hoagland and McHugh also high on the list.
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Payne Whitney
New York
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Cherry Pie
R. Fisher
Kenneth Hoagland
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Dartmouth Seeks Edge in Eastern Collegiate League Schedule
Dartmouth holds a firm position in the Eastern Collegiate Basketball League with about one third of the season played. The team has already defeated Yale and Columbia as part of its early strides this year.
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Yale
Columbia
Son of Neurologist Shot in New York Case
William J. Jelliffe, son of Dr. E. Jelliffe, a New York neurologist, died after a gunshot at his Astoria apartment. Police say the death occurred at night. media sees accidental discharge while cleaning a revolver. Jelliffe, a Yale graduate of 1923 and noted swimmer, was previously linked to a different death by suicide.
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Mare
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Ludlow Alumni Suffer Large Defeat By Chi Alpha Chi
The Chi Alpha Chi quintet defeated Ludlow Alumni 71 to 27 at Ludlow last night. Budig scored 37 of the winners points and led the game as Ludlow Alumni failed to threaten at any point. Nelson stood out for the Ludlow side in a one sided contest.
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Chi Alpha Chi
Ultimate
Budig
Nelson
Hope for Pact on Opium Wanes in Geneva Meeting
Geneva January 21 The International Opium Conference adjourned with pessimism as delegates clash over smoking suppression in the Far East. Stephen G Porter called the mood discouraging and fraught with difficulty, as Britain Japan and the United States traded criticisms and urged a joint committee to seek a compromise.
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Geneva
Stephen G. Porter
Ing
Sweden
Far East
Zahle
Lord Cecil
Chelwood
Mr. Porter
M. Daladier
Porter
Opium Debates At Geneva Draw Press Verdicts
London reporters clash over Geneva opium talks. The Evening Standard notes American anti opium forces and Indian stand. the Manchester Guardian cites Lord Cecil on China smuggling and Britain’s pledge to curb opium smoking within fifteen years. Wong Yie blames England and Japan for Orient opium trade tensions.
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Lord Cecil
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Britain
China
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United States
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Great Britain
League
Wong Yie
Orient
Murder mystery solved by suspect's self-inflicted death
Theodore Fuerhoff 42 committed suicide after police tied him to the Jan 6 killing of Miss Sarah Brannon. A frozen body found near Prasse Lumber Co matched Fuerhoff, confirmed by his brother-in-law. Coroner ruled the death a self-inflicted 32 caliber gunshot.
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Cleveland
Theodore Fuerhoff
Prasse Lumber Company
Sarah Brannom
Fuerhoff
Frank Earnest
Miss Brannon
Hammond
Longworth Speakership Seen as Assured by Begg
Representative Begg, Ohio Republican manager for Longworth, said after surveys of incoming members that Longworth will win on the first ballot. He reported a cold blooded count showing growing support and no indication of wavering in the Ohio delegation.
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Begg
Longworth
Congress
Ohio
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