Berlenbach Cannot Whip Delaney Says Hype Igoe
Boxing column by Hype Igoe discusses Paul Berlenbach defending his light heavyweight title versus Jack Delaney. It notes Delaney’s danger, the crowded field around Berlenbach, and hints at upcoming bouts including Danny Kramer vs Joe Leopold with other featherweight matchups at Dexter Park Stadium.
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New York World News Service
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Tunney and Gibbons Set to Close Training for Friday Bout
The article notes that Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney will end training tomorrow for their fifteen round heavyweight title fight at the Polo Grounds. Both boxers are described as defensive specialists with long unbeaten or near-unbeaten records. Tunney has not been knocked down in over fifty contests, and Gibbons has only two prior losses by decision. Also highlighted is Greb as a past opponent and the broader seven nationality card final workouts.
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Tunney
Gibbons
Associated Press
New York
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Billy Gibson
Harry Greb
Dempsey
Greb
Pittsburgh
Connaught Race Day at Track Opens with Maiden Stakes
The program features eight races including the First Maiden Purse $800 for two-year-olds at five furlongs with Compromise winning paid 9.50 2.80 2.60 and Indian Tales showing 6.75. The Fourth Oxford Purse $900 for three-year-olds at six furlongs lists Isto with a 2.85 win payoff. The card notes entries and scratches across all divisions, with Time-1:05 in the Fourth and Time-1:56 in the Second, plus weather and track conditions.
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Burwell
Hastings
Rex Gaiety
Trail Blazer
Myrtle Crown
Oxford
Orse
Isto
Kennedy
Sea Blaze
Botch
Becky Sue
Miss Maggie
Dead Fall
Lisah
Lady Chilton
Thomas Lynn
Sweepnet
West Point
Pay Rirl
Canada
Okey
Briar Sweet
Alexander
el Jesmar
Homewood
Wedding Prince
Baker
Lsoletta
Goldlands
Fast Mack
Tiger Tim
Butwell
Ridener
Allen
Mabel K
Sea Sand
Trigger
Good Times
Eledge
Exit
Lady Boss
Charlies Wells
Clem Theisen
Dabney
Stroller
Hillman
Avispa
Bee Bee
Butweil
Volante
Travan
A. Woolman
Bernice Harrar
Finley
Queen City
Harry Baker
Howard
Setting Sun
Leyland
Pixola
Malaport
Wilkes Barre
Jock
Ockey
Fisher
Rensetti
Thompson
Norman
Just
Loggarth
Aroon
Endleton
Great Rock
Hunt
Bourassa
McCabe
Simeon Sa Jewell
Vendor
Lucky Antoine
Metson
War Prize
Litan and Telescope
Rosa Veta
St. Pl
Federal
Sande
Apple Cross
McAfee
Bronx
Barnes
lImitator
Washakie
Cut It Out
Lingard
Brazen
Dress Parade
Eric
Clelie
Cataclysm
Little A
Milton
Toyland
Grand Bay
Lehigh Valley
Patricia
Edith Cavell
Sarmaticus
Pepesant Ee
AO Renee
Hooeer
Janice
Sunny Maid
Emma Hoagland
St. Quentin
Lydia
Arno Peete
Morrow
Park Hill
Jacques
Squarson
St Martins
Cordelier
Rosy Jester
Bruce Dudley
Belmont Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Stakes
The program features six races with claiming and handicap events. Notable outcomes include Sweet Inver ridden by Callahan in the first race for two year old fillies, Flicker and My Eva among others, and the Harlem Claiming Stakes main contenders Billy Warren King Albert Sleepy Head in the mile event with three starters. Weather clear and track fast.
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Re Re
Sweet Inver
Callahan
Sabina
Ellis
Frances Rock
Judy
Ap Flicker
My Eva
Billy Warren
Hudgins
King Albert
Maiden
Sleepy Head
Wallace
Resolution
Peanuts
Emissary
Hephaistos
Golf's Greatest Ready for Play at Worcester Open
Leaders from amateur and professional ranks gather in Worcester for the national open golf meet at Worcester Country Club. Ninety-four players compete over 72 holes in two days with par 71, and early scores show strong rounds from Mike Brady Walter Hagen Joe Turnesa Jock Hutchison and Cyril Walker despite a heavy course after rain.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Country Club
Pacific Coast
Bob Gardner
Isaac H. Mackie Summit
N. J
Cyril Walker
Englewood
New York Metropolitan District
Mike Brady
New York
Bobby Jones
Brady
Walter Hagen
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Jock Hutchison
Robbie Jones
Gene Sarazen
Thorncliffe Entries First Race Claiming
Thoroughbred entries list six races with purses of 1000 for three-year-olds and up. The card features horse names such as Pestman Golden Green Golden Locks One accceses, plus multiple entries across seven races with distances from 5 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles and assorted weights.
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Kosman
Canada
Eae Beciclainics
Blossom
Oakomine
Seaside
Plymouth Rock
Beth Hodder
Fleet Princess
Chiquita
Ian Kaiapiaedeabicn
Frank Monroe
AP Giaenkovenay
Blossom House
Mormon Eider
Ssertiwhannans
Bethlehem Steel
Sir Leonid
Seth's Flower
Fair Rowena
the Archer
Merrimac
Season's First Hot Spell Fuels Batter Advantage in Baseball
Chicago reports the early hot spell favors batters as slugging figures rise above last year. Home runs total through May reaches 171 in the American League and 170 in the National League, with hits climbing to 2,850 NL and 2,812 AL, while teams like St. Louis and New York lead in home runs and overall hits.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Boston
St. Louis Americans
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
Ohio A A U meet promises strong field of track stars
The senior track and field championships at Watson street grounds draw major entrants from the University of Cincinnati Miami University Central Y M C A Covington Y M C A Fenwick Club and more. Events include sprints hurdles runs relays throws and jumps with a 2 PM start and wide fan turnout anticipated.
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Ohio A. A. U
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Central Y. M. C. A
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gym
Fenwick Club
Watson Street Grounds
J. A. Riordan
C. D. Schneider
H. A. Rockel
C. Nolting
R. Bennett
J. Wolff
Wiebell
H. Reis
L. Robbins
H. Wurster
G. S. Meyer
Edward Chapman
William Leslie
Covington Y. M. C. A
Jacob, Evans
C. Mounts
G. Creagh
R. Holmes
H. Hessler
J. Price
O. Fetter
W. D. Gamble
F. Wrampelmeier
Milo Sad E. Stender
Bruce Fields
L. O. Kelley
Covington
Dietz
Bridenbaugh
Miami Creatures
Charles Roat
Warren Conrad
Middletown Y
B. E. Raterman
Don Moore
Lex Minogue
Thomas Perrine
S. Linehan
G. E. Garrison
Ed Goldberg
N. Glueck
Misner
Central Ya Gs
AL. Grupenhof
Robert Williams
Lex. Minogue
W. Me Gamble
J. E. Stender
J . Rudolph
R. Ziegler
B. Fields
C. G. Weil
Miami Universite
Ww. Conrad
Charles Reat
Middletown
Z. Boel
F. Weisbach
Central
Charles Adams
J. Clarke
M. Bukey
J. Vandermark
T. Perrine
D. Moore
B. Waldman
E. Diersing
Esmee
Fields
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Em Creager
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P. ‘Wilkie
Central Y
G. C. Perrene
R. As Bolton
W. Keck
J. Care
CGC
A. C
Es. Krass
M. C.A
W Smith
Stevenson
Mi University
Reinartz
McQueen
Stermer
Central Y. M. C
R. Maddox
University of Siechieatt
H. Wellerding
J. Sherritt
G. Perrene
R. Msn
Ww. Keck
B. Wheatley
C. Y . Schmadtenburg
North
Leslie E. Ejcchelberger
Rueeten de
H. A. Raterman
Thorncliffe Race Day Results Highlight Four Thoroughbreds
Four stakes races finished with Venizelos, Arragosa, Star and Ceylon Prince taking upfront money. Time records noted in the Kirkfield Handicap with Sun Lady setting a new track mark. Also ran lists and scratches accompany each race along with weather and track conditions.
Denison Defeats Ohio Wesleyan 5 to 4 in Ninth Inning
Three walks issued by Hill helped Granville based Ohio Wesleyan reach a 4 to 5 loss at Denison. Denison scored two runs in the ninth to pull ahead as Hill and Kalbufus teamed on the mound with Ed Smith and E. B. Smith catching.
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Granville
Hill
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
R. H. E. Wesleyan
Denis
Hill and
Kalbufus
Ed Smith
E. B. Smith
Wooster College Dominates Akron in Baseball 15 to 5
Wooster College defeated Akron 15 to 5 in Wooster Ohio. Dodez led with three hits including a homer and five runs scored. Akron struggled with fielding errors and walks as Wooster pounced on free passes to build a decisive lead. Batteries listed: Robinson Jenkins Fletcher Graber Shearer Starn Gabriel.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Akron
Dodez
R. H. B. Akron
Robinson, Jenkins and Fletcher
Graber
Shearer
Starn
Gabriel
Stribling Bound for Baltimore Bout Against Clemons
Bill Clemons of Logan West Virginia will meet Young Stribling of Macon Georgia in Baltimore on June 8 in a twelve round bout. Stribling previously defeated Clemons by decision in an earlier match. Manager Harold Perdue made the announcement.
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Stribling
Huntington
Bill
Bear Cat) Clemons
Logan
W. Va
Young Stribling
Macon
Baltimore
Clemons
Harold Perdue
Manufacturers Triumph in Ky Outing Game
The Cincinnati Wholesale Jewelers and Manufacturers beat the Jobbers at Ryland Kentucky in a club outing game. Sam Young and Fred Gruen starred with stellar fielding and timely hitting as the Manufacturers posted eight runs on 27 hits while the Jobbers managed seven.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Jewelers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Ryland
Sam Young
Fred Gruen
Jobbers
Ab.h.o.a
Manuf
H.O.A
O Hinds
Huber
Becker
Whitney
Homan
Henry
Gosling
Hershi’d
Seifert
Lohm’r
Botts
Loeb
Oj Gruen
Schwab
Not’man
Seat
Ore
Young
Butler Wabs? Not clear from scoreline in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Indiana Butler lost to Wabash 5 to 1 while Granville Ohio Wesleyan played Denison in another college baseball pairing.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Butler
Wabash
Granville, C
Ohio Wesleyan
Denisons
Championship Showdown Sunday Between Shevlin and Christ Church
Hyde Park Lumber Grounds host a key Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association clash as Shevlin faces Christ Church. Shevlin trails leader by one game, while Christ Church strengthens with Hal Albers and Bob Dugan. A large crowd is expected, with extra seating and two umpires assigned. A league meeting Friday will set vital next steps.
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Hyde Park Lumber Company
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Shevlin and
Christ Church
Shevlin
Maurice Levitch
Fourth Street
Association
League
Cincy Marble Shooter Sets Record in National Tournament
Atlantic City on June 2 reports ten-year-old Johnny Cambens of Youngstown Ohio set a marble shooting record with ten commies in a row during the national tournament. He holds nine straight wins leading the Central League, while Thomas Raley of Owensboro Kentucky shares top Southern League honors. Marie Lawley of Harrisburg Pennsylvania advances in the Eastern League with an 8-5 12-1 10-3 victory improving to eight wins and four losses.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Johnny Cambens
Youngstown
Sam Weinstein
Cincinnati
Cambens
Thomas Raley
Owensboro
Marie Lawley
Wonder
Harrisburg
Francis McFall
Wilmington
Del
Southern Champion Beaten in Golf Tourney 1924
In Nashville on June 2 the first round of match play in the Woman's Southern Golf Association tournament at Belle Meade eliminated Mrs Helen Irgan Lowndes of Atlanta, the 1924 Southern champion, by Mrs H W Geismer of Birmingham. Rosa Mayler of Atlanta and Elaine Inhert of Dallas also fell in early play.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern G. Association
Belle Mea
Helen
Irgan Lowndes
Atlanta
Thern
H. W. Geismer
Birmingham
Migs Rosa” Mayler
Wras
Elaine’ Inhert
Dallas
Vane
Patgs
H. S. Geismer
Birminghady
B. C. Willard
Charlotte
J .Oikar Noel
Nashpank Dooley
Memville
Memphis
Johnville
David Gant
Ransom
Lakewood High Eyes Western Conference Relay Title
Lakewood Ohio High School prepares for the Western Conference outdoor track championship in Columbus with its national mile relay record holding quartet. The Big Ten sanctioned an exhibition against Lakewood during the meet. Lakewood’s 3 minutes 28.25 seconds Penn Relays mark stands as a national record. Kastler, the anchor, ran 40 seconds for the quarter in the Ohio Interscholastic meet. Columbus High will provide opposition as Lakewood tunes the fast Stadium track for the event.
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Columbus
Cha Ions
Lakewood
Kastler
Elder Triumphs Over Newport High In Low-Scoring Game
Elder High defeated Newport High 13 to 3 at Newport in a game notable for heavy Elder hitting. Pitcher Tank Donohoe allowed five hits and struck out nine, while Macke and Stryker led Elder with multiple hits. Next Friday Elder faces St. Xavier High at Price Hill.
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Norwood
Woodward High
Core
Wood
D. AB
Nor’d
Shuck
Brannen
Clifton
Berwan
Gerrard
Eeneeee
Martz
Sham
Mitchell
Valenti’r
Oester
Ess
Lind
Soreneee Wander
I Lindsey
Dickman
Woodward Wonee
Bohl
Berwanger
Valentiner
Welsh
Nix Valentiner
ELDER
Newport
Elder High
Newport High
Macke
Stryker
Siuenetickly
Tank
Donohoe
St. Xavier High
Price Hill
AB. Y O.A
Newp
T. Ort
Correl
Kreuter
Paais
Glier
the Sing
Enright
Riddle
Bartlett
Chandler
Kesslar
Bergis Crash
Euright
Cor- King
Ee Kunz
Es Macke
Gliet
Ferret
Mystery Hike Opens Summer Schedule by Hikers Group
The American Walkers Association begins its summer timetable with a twilight hike of about eleven miles starting at 7 PM from Eastern Avenue and Carrel Street led by Lester L. Bosch. The route and destination remain secret and the public is invited to join.
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American Walkers’ Association
Eastern Avenue
Carrel Street
Lester L. Bosch
Serenader Beats Noon Fire by Inches at Belmont Park
William Daniels Serenader nips James Butler Noon Fire by a nose in a six furlong race at Belmont Park. Finish is decided by the judges after a fierce stretch duel. Serenader clocked 1 10 4 5, two-fifths off the track record, with Noon Fire close behind throughout.
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New York
William Daniels
Serenader
James Butler
Belmont Park
Fair Phantom
Sande
Noon Fire
Issue
McAfee
Zephyretta
Harvey
Arbitration
Federal
H. W. Sage
al Fresco
Douglaston
Boatman
Houdini
Billy Warren
King Albert
Sleepy Head
Harlem
Archibald Barklee
Sweet Inver
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King) Leopold
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Race Street
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