Captain Hal Shows Speed in Downs Derby Work
Captain Hal, a top Derby hopeful for A. A. Kaiser, ran three quarters in 1:19 at Churchill Downs, with a 51.25 half, under trainer Walter Hopkins. Jockeys and rivals, including Cup Bearer and Swope, prepared for early spring trials as rain improved track conditions.
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Fisher Horses
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Mac Art
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Swope
Bud Fisher
Williams Bros
Douglas Park
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Jamaica
New York
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Gordon
Fisher Stable
Myers Y Cooper Leads Testimonial For Littleford Ball Team
Members of the Littleford School basketball team, twice Tri-State champions, attended a testimonial dinner at the Gibson hosted by A. L. Walters. Myers Y. Cooper spoke on clean athletics shaping future business leaders as W. O. Rakestraw, Martin Reddington, and Walters made remarks.
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A. L. Walters
Gibson
Cincinnati
L. B. Harrison
Myers Y. Cooper
W. O. Rakestraw
L. B
Rakestraw
Klump to Bow Out as Amateur at CCA Crossover
Jimmy Klump, Cincinnati Gym welterweight champion, is likely boxing one last amateur bout Monday night at the Cincinnati Gym against LaVaida of Cleveland Athletic Club. The visiting eight include seven boxers and a trainer, with entries across flyweight to heavyweight, all preparing for the National AAU tournament in Boston.
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Jimmy Klump
Cincinnati
Cleveland Athletic Club
Forest City
LaVaida
Boston
Nanny Robbins
Cleveland
Eddy Ammann
Harry Marcus
Joe Shévlina
Joe Opka
Billy Rose
al McVeigh
Charles Wynné
A. LuVaida
Joe Caekee
Henry Hornback
As van Dyke
Jim Sipe
Banter From Al and Bob Meusel on Babe Ruth Pitches
Al relates a jab filled locker room chat about facing Babe Ruth. He mentions Huggins guiding rookies and Bob Meusel helping young players. He claims to have advised a rookie pitcher on Ruth’s weekness and mocks pop flies in center field. Banter ends with Jack Keefe as a playful reference.
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Huggins
Bob Meusel
Babe
Danny Kramer Knocks Out Weygandt in Third Round
Philadelphia southpaw Danny Kramer outboxed and KO'd featherweight Eddie Weygandt in the third round of a scheduled twelve rounder in Youngstown. Weygandt was sent to the canvas five times in the final round before the decisive blow. The bell had saved him in the second round as Weygandt relied on wild swings.
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Youngstown
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Eddie Weygandt
Kramer
Newcastle
Weygandt
Terris Wins Narrow Decision Over Paluso in City Bout
New York March 25 Sid Terris a New York lightweight defeated Lew Paluso of Salt Lake City by decision in ten rounds Terris weighed 138 1 2 pounds Paluso 132 pounds closing the bout with the victory and a narrow win for Terris.
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Terris
New York
Sid Terris
Lew Paluso
Salt Lake City
Paluso
Davis Cup Stars Fall in Tourney at Augusta
The 23rd South Atlantic tennis tournament in Augusta Ga on March 25 saw upsets as T Harada and Francis Hunter lose in doubles to R L Baggs and J P Stockton 6 4 5 7 6 0 In singles George Lott beat F C Baggs 7 5 7 5 advancing to the lower bracket semi final while Howard Voshell beat Baggs 6 4 6 3 in the upper bracket and Vincent Richards defeated Hunter 6 4 6 3 in an exhibition.
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Francis T. Hunter
Olympic
Berkeley
W. Va
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J. P. Stockton
New York
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Chicago
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A. H. Chapin, Jr
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America
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Murphy
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Tris Speaker Begins Cutting Down Squad
Cleveland Indians manager Tris Speaker moves to trim the roster sending Joe Wyatt to Terre Haute and listing several players for minor league assignments. Russell E. Wright Ken Hogan and others are eyed for seasoning with plans to shift Bedood Mitchell Richrodt Martin Myers and Redgood among possible moves.
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Cleveland Indians
Terre Haute
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University of West Virginia
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Cleveland
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Monroe Mitchell
Watt Uther
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Fred Richrodt
Homer Martin
Barrie Myers
Mississippi A
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Dallas
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Memphis
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Landis
La Rose to Engage Daly in Ten Round Title Bout
Tony La Rose faces Pat Daly in the final bout of a light weight elimination tournament for the Greater Cincinnati championship at Ft. Thomas tonight. The ten round affair will determine district champion with a six bout undercard also listed.
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Pat Daly
Greater Cincinnati
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Buck Staly
Johnny Bass
Young Owens
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Bowlers Hold Lead At A B C Tournament In Buffalo
In Buffalo New York 140 teams competed in two man events and 280 bowlers in singles as the A B C tournament failed to shift leaders. Langendorf and Seil of Buffalo topped doubles with 1214 pins while Frank Kelley of Cleveland led the singles for the day with 664 pins.
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Son of Charlie Moran Is Released by Pirates
Tom Moran of Kentucky son of Uncle Charlie Moran was among recruits released unconditionally by the Pittsburgh baseball club. The center College man joined as an outfielder but saw no chance to break into the Pirates outer garden and will seek a pitching position after exhibition games on the Pacific coast.
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Tom Moran
Kentucky
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Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club
Pacific Coast
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Pirate Outer Garden
Deforest Licensed as Match Maker at Polo Grounds
Jimmy Deforest formerly trainer to Jack Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo received a match maker license from the State Commission yesterday at the Polo Grounds.
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Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Polo Grounds
Thompson leads Florida winter golf with 72 in first round
Frank Thompson holder of the Canadian amateur title tops the Florida championship field in St Augustine with a 72 after first round play Ed Sullivan loses to Thompson 6 and 5 while Stanley Thompson, medalist of the qualifying round, advances by default. Other first round results feature Chap man over Coffier 1 up in 21 holes and several matches decided by 4 and 3 or 2 and 1 margins.
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New York
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Sarnia
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Scarsdale
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Bridgeport
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New Haven
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Adams
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North and South women's golf tourney leads with Louise Fordyce
Louise Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio shot 84 to lead the North and South championship field of 127. Qualifiers include Mrs N K Toerge Nassau and Ann Merrill Boston among others.Miss E M Lightner failed to qualify. Mary Browne advanced in Los Angeles to the semifinals after defeating Ann Wolverton. Dorothy Richards also moved on by beating Bernice Moeller.
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St. Paul
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Boston
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Greenwich
Chicago
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Reading
Los Angeles
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Oakland
Flint Ridge Country Club
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Northwestern to Meet Notre Dame in Final Purple Meet
Northwestern University’s Western Conference champion swimming team will face Notre Dame at Loyola University pool in Chicago on Friday night. This is the final warmup for the national interscholastic swim meet set for April 10 and 11.
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Chicago
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Loyola University
Klevenow Named Coach at Middlebury College
Marshall M. Klevenow of Milwaukee a Middlebury College senior and former football captain will coach both football and baseball succeeding David B. Morey who resigned Klevenow plans to receive his diploma in June and will assume duties after graduation in June in Middlebury Vermont.
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Marshall M. Klevenow
Milwaukee
Middlebury College
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Klevenow
Tapin Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincoln
Tapin owned by A. Eknagan won the Lincolnshire Handicap of 1000 pounds at Lincoln, a straight mile race. Mrs. Coomb's Grave Fairy finished second and King Willow, owned by 8S Mollekins, placed third with 26 runners. Tapin won by four lengths, Grave Fairy half a length ahead of King Willow. betting was Tapin 9 to 1, Grave Fairy 33 to 1, King Willow 40 to 1.
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Lincolnshire
Lincoln
England
Associated Press
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Referee chosen for Stribling Loughran bout in Oakland
San Francisco report states referee will be the third man in the ring for the ten round bout at Wainwright in Oakland next Saturday afternoon between Young Stribling and Tommy Loughran.
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Wainwright
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Purdue Elects Captain For 1926 Basketball Team
George Spradling of Frankfort Indiana was elected captain of the 1926 Purdue University basketball squad here tonight. Seven players on this year’s team were awarded letters.
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Lafayette
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George Spradling
Frankfort
Purdue University
French tennis great Borotra to join New York indoor nationals
Jean Borotra arrived from France Tuesday night to compete in the national indoor championships in New York, which begin Saturday.
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France
New York
Boxing Bill Introduced in Illinois Assembly
Ten round decision bouts would be allowed in Illinois under a bill introduced in the Assembly today. The measure creates a boxing commission appointed by the Governor to regulate the sport in the state.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Public hearing on Hamilton County road improvements set
The Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners declares the necessity to improve roads in Western Cheviot Woodlawn and Eastern Divisions by cleaning and oiling. A public meeting will be held at the Courthouse on April 3, 1925 at 11 a.m. to hear objections and claims for damages, with written filings required by that date. Clifford Brown, President. Albert Reinhardt, Clerk.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Cheviot
Woodlawn
Clifford Brown
Albert Reinhardt
Court orders notice to creditors in Roth v Gold Sealed Denture
Hamilton County Ohio court requires all claimants against International Metal Sealed Corporation to file verified claims by May 15 1925 or risk disallowance. Receivers M F Galvin and Charles P Taft II must publish the order weekly for two weeks in a Cincinnati newspaper.
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State of Ohio
Hamilton County
Harry O. Roth
State of New York
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M. F. Galvin
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
Ohio
Parole Notices for Ohio State Reformatory Prisoners
Notices list multiple inmates George Plogman Larry Jones Clarence Bailey Robert Gilb Andrews William Maxberry and William Batarden confined at Mansfield Ohio facing parole hearings. Dates referenced include hearings after April 14 1925 1926 and 1924 with officials Garver and others handling filings.
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Clarence Bailey
A . F. Garver
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Robert Andrews
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William Batarden
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