Amateur Baseball Association projects 16 Class A teams for 1925
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association members gather at L B Harrison Hotel Club to plan the 1925 season. With eighteen Class A clubs considered, the division may be limited to sixteen in two eight club groups, formation work set for March 16. Teams entering include L B Harrison Christ Church Pleasant Ridge Purcell A C Original Ibolds Shevlins Century Machine Becker Brothers Becker Brothers' Clothes Ferris Lumber Price Hill Tigers Leonine Club.
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Christ Church
Pleasant Ridge
Purcell A. C
Original Ibolds
Shevlins
Century Machine Company
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Railway Mail Club
Becker Brothers’ Clothes
Ferris Lumber Company
Price Hil Tigers
Leonine Club
Original
Ibolds
Price Hill Tigers
Newport Cats Surprise Y. E. M. C. Five in Tri-State Meet
The Newport Cats beat the Young Men's Christian Club five 33 to 17 at the seventh annual Tri State Intermediate Basketball Tournament held at L. B. Harrison. Other results included Cincinnati Y M C A Ramblers 37 Hyde Park M E Church 16 and Lockland American Legion Rovers 36 Madisonville Athletic Club 28 as second round games neared completion. The schedule for tomorrow features Purcell Orioles, M Rosenberger's Peptoes, De Sales versus Varsity Orioles, and Fenwick Pioneers in key third-round matchups with fourteen teams remaining.
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Kentucky
Cats
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Hyde Fark M. E. Church
Lockland American Legion Rovers
Madisonville Athletic Club
Purcell Orioles
M. Rosenberger
de Sales
Fenwick Pioneers
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Walker
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Effen’d
Ahnie
Langen
W. Heil
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Mergard
Union Maid Malts
Pickering Co
Wat'le
Big Four
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Cinov Ramblers
Greene
Sweeney
Ret’sch
Yockey
Turner
Ludenski
Graver
Merg
Reinhart
Boeck
Cook
Immeg
Knabe
Sore
Rute
Hage
Lewis
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Lorentz
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Gardner
Shannon & Sokup
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Riley
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Haskell
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Bader
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Hyde Park
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Wilbers
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Selene
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Risko Tops Lohman In Ten Round Boxing Bout
John Risko defeated Joe Lohman in a ten round heavyweight clash at Walnut Athletic Club in People's Theater. Risko out pointed his opponent with a seventh round knockdown and wide margin in seven of ten rounds. The program also featured Hopwood over Webb, Travers over Thomp son, and Niser vs Maher in four rounds.
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Joe Lohman
Detroit Giant
Walnut Athletic Club
People’s Theater
Risko
Lohman
Lou Baumann
Young Hopwood
Young Webb
Hopwood
Webb
Pat Travers
Nick Thompson
Phil Hergert
Breagle
Doc Niser
Ray Maher
Peerce
Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens in Parlier City
The Walnut Billiard and Pocket Billiard Parlor opens at 511 Walnut Street in Parlier City. It features high grade Monarch cushion tables and targets local players on February opening.
Ad Stone Wins Referee Decision in Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia light heavyweight Ad Stone defeated Lee Anderson of Boston for the referee's decision after a ten round bout as judges disagreed. Danney Cooney beat Russie LeRoy, and Babe Ruth won over Billy Petroyle in nearby ring action.
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Philadelphia
Ad Stone
Lee Anderson
Boston
Danney Cooney
Trenton
Russie LeRoy
Fargo
N. C
Babe Ruth
Billy Petroyle
Special Match Game Sets Two-Man Championship
J Landman and Meijinberg to face Captain Finfrock and L Wednesday at 6 o'clock at Merseen Vine Street Recreation Alleys. Gomes competes in two man championship of the Commercial League.
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J. Landman
Meijinberg
Wsepes
S. Finfrock
L. Yednesday
Merseen
Vine Street
Gomes
Moran Loses to Sid Terris in Newark Bout
Sid Terris the New York lightweight defeated Pat Moran of New Orleans in a twelve round newspaper decision in Newark New Jersey. Terris weighed 134 to Moran 137 and used a quick left jab to outpace Moran. The match sparked after a fifth round disturbance among spectators requiring police, with Moran pressuring early but unable to match Terris’s speed.
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N. J
Sid Terris
New York
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Terris
Moran
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Slattery Stops Burke in Second Round Bout
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo knocks out Mike Burke of New York in the second round of a six round scheduled bout in Wilkes Barre Pa.
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Wilkesbarre
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Mike Burke
New York Tonight
Toronto fighter defends bantamweight title again
Marcheath Rce of Vancouver defeated Howard Mayberry of Hamilton after ten rounds to successfully defend his Canadian bantamweight title for the second time, holding the edge in eight rounds.
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Toronto
Marcheath Rce
Vancouver
B. C
Howard Mayberry
Hamilton
Crescents Dominate St Boniface in 35 19 Victory
The Tiger Crescents beat St Boniface 35 to 19 at Elder High School Gym. They jumped to an early lead and never trailed, led by Mueller with sixteen points as the standout player of the winning team.
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Crescents
Tiger Crescents
St. Boniface
Elder High School
Hawk
Mueller
Millers Begin Spring Training in San Antonio
The Minneapolis Millers opened spring training in San Antonio Texas with ideal weather. Fourteen batterymen are in camp led by John Watson who joined from the New York Giants tonight.
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San Antonio
Texas
Minneapolis’ Millers
American Association
John Watson
New York Giants
Clu
Tunney Advances to Heavyweight Ranks Eyes World Title
Promoter and boxing press debate Gene Tunney shifting from light heavy to heavyweight.Opinion holds he could capture the world title if he grows to around 190 pounds and faces top contenders such as McTigue Gibbons Levinsky Corbett and Greb as benchmarks. Other notes cover Boston fighter Maloney and Pincus facing Phil Rosenberg in Brooklyn with potential title implications.
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Gene Tunney
Igoe
Hype Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Tom
Gene
McTigue
Mike
Sl Rm
Miggy Walker
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Greb
Levinsky
Jim Maloney
Boston
Pioneer Sporting Club
Dan Bright
Maloney
Rojas
Nat Pincus
Charley Phil. Rosenberg
Brooklyn
Phil Chaz
Cannonball Eddie Martin
Phil
Pincus
Charley Phil
Armour Wins Coast Open At Pasadena Golf Club
Tommy Armour of Miami captured the coast open at the Pasadena Golf and Country Club with a 289 over 72 holes. Fred McLeod runner up at 293, Joe Kirkwood third at 302. Walter Hagen shot 299 for seventh, Bobby Jones finished 308 outside prize money.
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Petersburg
Fla
Tommy Armour
Miami
Scotland
Pasadena Golf and Country Club
Fred McLeod
Hampton
Joe Kirkwood
Pasadena Club
Walter Hagen
Greenwich golfers pace Pinehurst in spring qualifier lead
N C March 2 John D Chapman of Greenwich Conn led 286 golfers after the first round of the thirty six hole spring tournament with a 37 88 75 total. Lee Maxwell also of Greenwich and T Russell Brown of Lake Champlain Vt were close behind with 38 39 77 cards.
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Pinehurst
N. C
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Chapman
Lee Maxwell
T. Russell Brown
Lake Champlain
Nurmi Equals Own World Record in Mile and a Half
Paavo Nurmi of Finland tied his world best with a 6 39 2 5 mile and a half at the Seventy first Regiment Armory games in New York. He led a field of three, beating Willie Goodwin of New York A C by a wide margin. In the same meet Willie Rito and Ilmar Prim set a new three mile mark of 12 29 45, surpassing August Fager and Prim’s previous 13 10.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Regiment Armory
Nurmi
Millrose
Aft i Ars
Willie Rito
Ilmar Prim
August Fager Ang Prim
Indiana Rises Notch In Big Ten Standing
CHICAGO March 2 Tonight Purdue defeated Illinois 34 to 18 and Indiana beat Michigan 51 to 33. Indiana moves into second place with eight wins and three losses behind Ohio State. Illinois stands third with seven wins and three defeats. Indiana has one more game against Ohio State at Bloomington. If Indiana wins and Ohio State loses, a three way tie for first could occur.
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Purdue
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Hoosier
Ilinois
Ohio State
Diana
Buckeyes
Bloomington
Ohio
Buckeye
Wisconsin
Illinmeres
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