No Boxing Cards In Chicago Stadium This Summer
Sidney N Stolz president of the Stag diumation said no matches will be staged until fall. Monday night’s card drew only modest attendance and revenue figures, while Joe Jones of Akron was fined 1000 and suspended six months for an unsatisfactory exhibition against Bucky Lawless of Auburn in a ten round bout.
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Sidney N. Stolz
Stag Dium Oration
Strois
ACONN
Gorjlla Jones
Akron
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Bucky Lawless
Auburn
Jones
Lawless
Scalper Netmen Face Northern in Aberdeen Meet
Northern Normal nets, led by Rob erts ranked No 7 who lost to Dirk Bauer of Sioux Falls, prepare to meet Haven college at home on Saturday. Teammates Alex Williamson Henry Williamson and Chay will join four players in singles with doubles to be confirmed. Wheeler cup tournament at the college underway as Eddie Han seeks back to back wins.
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Aberdeen
Heflin
Haven College
Coll Courts
Hucon
Roberts
Dirk Bauer
Sioux Falls
Madison
Alex
Henry Williamson
Chay
Eddie Han
Baseball Results from National and American Leagues
Baseball results across the National League and American Association show multiple games. In the NL, Boston edged New York 3 to 2 in a fast, high-scoring affair, with key contributions from Zachary Cunningham and Spohrer. Chicago faced Towinmal with pitchers Baecht and Eckert supporting a late rally, while Philadelphia and Brooklyn featured Elliot, Day, and Lombardi with strong hitting. In the American Association, Indianapolis beat Columbus 13 to 6, Kansas City triumphed over St. Paul 8 to 7 in four innings, Louisville routed Toledo 12 to 2, and Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 6 to 3.
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Boston
New York
Zachary
Cunningham
Spohrer
Hubbell
Hogan
Walker
Lombardi
Fintyautss
Louis
I Prench
Spencer and
Phillips
Hallahen
Derringer
Wilson
Big League Leaders from May 26 AP report
Statistics for both leagues list leaders in batting runs hits and home runs through May 26. Arlett leads Phillies in multiple categories including batting average and runs with Hornsby and others following. In the American League Simmons Cronin and Cochrane appear as top players in batting runs and RBIs while Foxx and Sencig join high marks for home runs. A note closes with a discovery of nearly 100 unique Hawaiian plant varieties.
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Athletics
Cochrane
Simmonson
Uruns
Cronin
Senators
Hite—Averill
Indians
Sencig
Ruth
Yankees
Foxx
McLarnin Faces Petrolle In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York May 21 Two top punchers Jim McLarnin of Vancouver and Billy Petrolle of Fargo clash in a ten round return at Madison Square Garden. Petrolle’s left hook and strong right hand came close to stopping McLarnin last November. McLarnin seeks reversal as 8 to 5 favorite. Also on the card Billy Light meets Eddie Ran in a return, Billy Rave faces Ran, and Joey Marcus meets Johnny Gallo in eight rounds.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Billy Petrolie
Fargo
N. D
Madison Square Garden
Petrolle
McLarnin
Fargo Billy
Billy Light
St. Paul
Eddie Ran
Poland
Billy Rave
Joey Marcus
Portland
Ore
Johnny Gallo
Harridge Likely To Head American League
CLEVELAND May 27 (P) Barring opposition William Harridge of Chicago will be named president of the American League, succeeding the late Ernest S. Barnard at a club owners conference. He has been secretary of the league for twenty years and is expected to serve as interim head until the December meeting for a full four year term if satisfactory.
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Cleveland
William Harridge
Chicago
Ernest S. Barhard
Harridge
Jeaal
Barnard
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Byron Bancroft Johnson
Johnson
Cubs in turmoil under Hornsby amid fan uprising claim
Reported Chicago Cubs turmoil under Rogers Hornsby alleges player dissent and an impending managerial ouster. Claims of caustic coaching affect Hack Wilson and others, with pitchers reportedly ready to walk. Also notes potential Reds cellar shift and a barber shop source. In Aberdeen, Adeigh Neuharth jailed awaiting federal trial.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Brumne
Hack Wilson
Hack
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Wilson
Cuyler
Grimm
Hartnett
National Crown Is Aim Of Young Star
Santa Monica youth Jay Cohn, just 15, has amassed 41 titles including two national championships. His early season showings against top men and boys in the Pacific Coast and New York state circuits boost expectations he can rival greats like Johnny Doer and May Sutton Bundy. Cohn previously twice held the national boys title, winning in 1929 and 1930.
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Santa Moneca
Cal
Santa Monica
Jay Cohn
Johnny Doer
May Sutton Bundy
Tom Bundy
Marjorie Midge Gladman
Young Cohn
Pacific Coast
F. Lee Smith
New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Cohn
Vincent Richards
Knuckleball Pioneer Fred Fitzsimmons in Nascent Spotlight
Two years ago Fred Fitzsimmons and Jess Haines hosted an indignation meeting about the knuckleball. The Giants star, from Mishawaka, Ind, refined the pitch since 1925 after a high school start and a winter egg ranch hobby. The piece notes his early promise, background, and a 1925 one-hit game for Indianapolis against Milwaukee. Proceeds from a later event benefit 4-H club trips and activities.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Jess Haines
Fred
New York Giants
Cardinals
Jess
Fred Fitt
Fitz
Fisher
Mishawaka
Ind
Giants
Dee White
White Sox
Indiana
Ma White
Muskegon
Doc
Grand Rapids
Arcadia
Calif
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Iredoff
Wresting Match Ends as Spectator Strikes Kayce
Baltimore May 27 A main bout ended in a knockout when a 200-pound spectator, Thomas Lusso, struck Daviscourt of California during a grappling exchange. Daviscourt was cut under the ear and recovered after retreating to the dressing room. Lusso, a grocer, was arrested for disorderly conduct. promoter declines prosecution. The bout outcome was disputed by the boxing commission. A related note mentions an unclaimed two-year-old dollar in South Carolina.
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Baltimore
Daviscourt
Gino Garibaldi
Thomas Gusso
Cyclone” Burns
Lusso
Burns
Garibaldi
Boxing Commission
Brewers Are Coming Back in Tight American Association Race
Milwaukee Brewers win their third straight, 6 to 3 over Minneapolis. Earl Caldwell allows six hits as Milwaukee climbs over .500. Indianapolis beats Columbus 13 to 6, St Paul loses to Kansas City 8 to 7 in 10 innings, and St Parmelee suffers his first loss after three errors in four innings. Toledo bats Louisville 12 to 2.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Minneapolis
Earl Caldwell
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Parmalee
Red Birds
Toledo
Louisville
Carthage Triumphs Over Howard Red Sox In Loose Match
The Carthage baseball team defeated the Howard Red Sox 8 to 3 in a special game. Carthage players dominated the field with strong hitting and solid pitching through the contest setting the tone early. The Red Sox struggled to respond as Carthage built a comfortable lead and maintained it throughout the game.
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Carthage
Howard Red Sox
Last Day To Qualify For Indianapolis 500 Race
May 21 report from Indianapolis states the final qualifying day for the 500 mile race drew a dozen drivers aiming to complete a ten mile test. After a fatal accident yesterday, Joe Caceia and Clarence Grover died when their car crashed through a wall, leaving 9 more drivers qualified and 33 eligibles in a 40 car starting field. Veterans Ralph De Palma L K Corum and Lou Moore expected to attempt today.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis’ Motor Speedway
Joe Caceia
Clarence Grover
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Ralph de Palma
L, K, Corum
Lou Moore
Stars and headlines from yesterday baseball games
The report notes Karl Hubbell and Bil Walker blanking the Braves in two games, Babe Ruth homering and collecting a hit in the Yankees win, Walter Miller and Mel Harder guiding the Indians to a double victory, Buzz Arlett driving in two and scoring twice, George Uhle’s Tigers beating the White Sox with a homer, and Jim Bottomley driving in four for the Cardinals with a double and single.
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Associated Press
Karl Hubbell
Bil Walker
Giants
Braves
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Athletics
Walter Miller
Mel Harder
Indians
Browns
Buzz Arlett
Phillies
Robins
George Uhle
Tigers
White Sox
Homer
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Pirates
Coyotes Eye College Meet at Grand Forks
Vermillion May 27 Training for the North Central conference meet at Grand Forks wraps up for the University of South Dakota Coyotes who aim to finish Montgomery era with another conference title. Wirth Kemper Whitmore Herman and Captain Drakes lead hopes for first place in sprints jumps and distance events as teammates seek balance to score across events and challenge North Dakota.
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Grand Forks
University of South Dakota Coyotes
W. E. Montgomery
Coyotes
University of North Dakota
Wirth
Kemper
Whitmore
Herman
Drakes
Coyote
Kramer
Sweeley
Hanson
Adkins
Frary
Caddes
Espe
O'Leary
Campbell
Grand Forka
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