Tunney Beats Greb In Ten Round No-Decision Bout In St Paul
Gene Tunney New York light heavyweight champion defeats Harry Greb Pittsburgh middleweight champion in a ten round no-decision fight before about 8 000 fans in St Paul. Tunney weighs 181 pounds to Greb 167 1/2 and dominates with body attacks while Greb uses quick head punches. Gibbons sits ringside as potential opponent for Tunney in New York June 12.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Grigsby Leaves Cubs With Collarbone Break
Denver Grigsby out two months after breaking his collarbone in an exhibition game with the Vernon club in Los Angeles. He dived for a liner, slipped, and injured his shoulder. prognosis from a physician cites a two month layoff.
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Reed and Thompson reach Ponce de Leon final showdown
In St Augustine Reed of New York defeated George Morse 4 and 2 in the semi finals to reach the Ponce de Leon championship final. Stanley Thompson eliminated Eddie Van Vieck and will meet Reed in tomorrow's finale after posting 78. In Miami Gordon Gibbons beat H R Loudon 12 and 11 and Dick Pope beat Ralph Curlette 2 and 1 to set up a Florida State Amateur final.
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New York
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Rutland
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Morse
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N. Y
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Ind
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Sarnia
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Fordyce Leads North and South Women’s Golf Semi Finals
Louise Fordyce of Youngstown and N K Toerge of Locust Valley meet in the first semi final while Marian Bennett and Mrs M Jones are paired in the other. Bennett defeated Letts 1 up as Letts enters the final rounds after earlier wins.
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Chicago
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Northwestern Men Defeat Notre Dame In Dual Meet
Northwestern defeated Notre Dame 50 to 18 in a Chicago dual swimming meet. Robert Skelton of the Illinois Athletic Club set a new world record in the 220 yard breaststroke exhibition with 2:54.1 and bested his previous mark. The Northwestern relay squad posted a Western Intercollegiate record of 1:40.4 for 200 yards. Notre Dame's lone win came in the plunge by Severn.
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Stribling and Loughran Set For Ten Round Showdown
In San Francisco on March 27 two runners-up for the American light heavyweight crown, Young Stribling and Tommy Loughran, prepare to meet in a ten round bout at the ballpark. Stribling holds a slight weight edge.
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Osborne Sets World High Jump Record at Texas Meet
Harold Osborne of the Illinois Athletic Club set a new world high jump record at 6 feet 8 15 16 inches during the University of Texas relay games exhibition. He cleared the bar against Sheppard of Texas University. The meet featured Butler College relay wins and a mishap in the mile between Jim Reese of Texas and Jose Ray of Chicago.
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National tennis stars will skip indoor tourney in New York
New York march 27 Neither Vincent Richards the present champion nor William Tilden Jr national title holder will play in the national indoor tennis tournament opening here tomorrow. Jean Borotra of France is expected to feature the annual event with Kenneth Appel Horace Orser among sixty two entrants.
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Marshall and Torrey Set Sail For European Masters
Frank J. Marshall the United States chess champion and Carlos Torrex the New York state champion depart for Europe to compete in the masters tournament beginning April 45 at Baden Baden Germany.
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Public Diamond Permits Dispute to Be Decided Monday
Officials from the Amateur Baseball Commission and the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will meet with the Park Board and Community Chest on Monday to seek a unified system for granting public diamond permits. Differences over permit authority and potential boycotts are discussed, with Edgar Friedlander emphasizing youth interests and avoiding conflict.
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Ohio Wesleyan Offers Mt Union Dates For 1926 Schedule
Coach George Gauthier of Ohio Wesleyan offered Mt Union College two 1926 basketball dates January 2 at Alliance and January 23 at Delaware in a final effort to schedule Wesleyan. Both dates are open on Mt Union’s schedule.
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Rice Institute Relays Attract 425 Athletes From Dozens Of Schools
The Rice Institute relay carnival opens with 425 competitors from about 62 educational institutions. Notables include Lloyd Hahn Nicknamed world record holder in the ¾ mile and Elmer Layden with a crew of Notre Dame men. Prizes total cups watches and medals, with thirty events on the program.
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Jose Ray
Ray
Elmer Layden
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Joe Chaney
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Frigerio to Meet Plant in Major 10 000 Meter Walk
New York prepares for a marquee indoor track event with Frigerio of Italy and Willie Plant set to clash in a 10 000 meter walking race. Frigerio, Olympic champion at long distances, faces Plant, holder of the heel and toe title, who has won 18 of 22 starts this season and set six world records. Plant shifts focus from shorter races to this distance.
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