Joe Ryan Dies Revolutionary Windsor Coach of 1924 Title
Joe Ryan, famed Windsor high school mentor who led the team to the 1924 National Prep Cage Championship in Chicago, died of a heart attack in Kansas City on his 25th wedding anniversary. A key figure in Windsor’s rise, he built teams praised for fast, disciplined play and strong defense, later coaching at Colorado A and M.
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Windsor
Windsor High School
Ryan
Kansas City
Windsor Cagers
Chicago
Colorado
Colorado A and M
Aggie
NCAA declares Penn not in good standing over moratorium defiance
In college sports briefly Penn is ruled a member not in good standing after defying the football moratorium. Golf results note Marjorie Lindsay reaching the quarterfinals at the trans Mississippi tournament. New Rochelle reports Robby Locke taking first round lead at Palm Beach with 2 plas 16. Racing notes Ondipus wins the Corinthian steeplechase at Balmonte Park. Boston reports Bold Hole winning the Clover Cup at Suffolk Downs.
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Pennsylvania
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Quincy
Marjorie Lindsay
New Rochelle
Robby Locke
Palm Beach
New York
Ondipus
Balmonte Park
Boston
Bold Hole
Buffolk Downs
Pacific Guest League Scores And Plymouth Football Notes
League results from Associated Press show Oakland and other cities tallying runs and games in progress with several postponements and a final note on Plymouth Pa football enthusiasm. Notable items include Notre Dame passing attack shout and Babe Didrikson Zaharias AAU achievements in 1930. Jockey Joe Culmone wins first Monmouth Park race.
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South Bend
Ind
Plymouth
Notre Dame
Johnny Magur
Joe Katchik
U S Japan Rivalry Revived In Davis Cup Match
The United States and Japan renew their Davis Cup rivalry in summer outdoor play. Japan makes its first postwar challenge facing a U S squad in North American Zone action. The series marks 30 years since their first meeting in 1921 with U S wins and no Japanese victory to date.
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Newefeatures
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Tilden
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Jehiya Kurmigal
Bib Bill
Tamio Abe
Chicago
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Uncle Sam
Lakeside Country Club
San Francisco
Don Budge
Fumiteru Nakano
Frank Parker
Jiro Yamagishi
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Yanagishi
Budge
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Mexico
Canada
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Australia
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Dodgers Beat St. Louis on Bases-Loaded Hit by Furilia
Amarintad Prem Batting note unclear but Carl Furilia singled with the bases loaded in the ninth to give the Dodgers a 21 edge over St Louis. Pitcher Harry Dorish shut out Washington with five hits in a nine inning complete game.
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Amarintad Prem
Carl Furilia
Dodgers
St. Louie
Harry Dorish
Washington
peReun
Milwaukee Man to Judge Gresley Horse Show
Joseph A. Barry of Milwaukee will judge all classes except the cutting horse class at the Gresley horse show on June 30 and July 1. Ralph Hennett of Colorado Springs will judge the cutting horse class. Barry is author of Judging Saddle Horses and Roadsters and has a long career with saddie horses hunters and jumpers. He is an approved American Horse Show Association judge.
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Milwaukee
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Gresley
Harley JL. Bennett
Ralph Hennett
Colorado Springs
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Barley
Barry
Middle West
Saddie Horeca
Hue
American Horse Show Association
National Pro Basketball Loop Thru Fails to Revive
Indianapolis June 8 The National Professional Basketball League is through as far as its commissioner Doxie Moore is concerned. He has no immediate plans for reviving the league next season or for his own future. The league began with eight teams but collapsed amid confusion and three withdrawals before completion. Only Sheboygan Anderson Waterloo finished the season. Evansville replaced Louisville late. other drops and replacements included St Paul Kansas City Grand Rapids and Denver.
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Ind
National Professional Basketball League
Doxie Moore
Moore
Sheboygan
Wis
Anderson
Waterloo
Veeck Group Reported Buying Browns Denied by Club
St Louis editor Sid G Kenner reported that Bill Veeck and associates bought the St. Louis Browns and that an official sale announcement was near. Browns vice president Charles DeWitt denied the claim as untrue. A three minute infield cleaning break was introduced by St Paul to aid the lineup.
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Brownie
Charles DeWitt
St. Paul
Mina
American Association
Nel Jones
BL Paul
Ives
Little Dynamite Near Death After Brutal Title Fight
In a brutal ten round district featherweight bout, Elijah Williams nicknamed Little Dynamite suffered a skull fracture and near death after a savage duel with Gene Smith. Williams was rushed to Garfield hospital for emergency surgery while Smith later prayed for his foe's life. The bout featured toe to toe exchanges, Smith's decisive long lefts, and Dynamite's decisive knockdown before collapse.
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Washington
Gene Smith
Smith
Dynamitte
Elijah Williams
Garfield Hospital
Dynamilte
Dynamite
Charlex Reynolds
Smitch
Racing Gains Ground in New York Attendance and Handle
Racing shows an upward trend in New York during the first four months of 1851 with total attendance at 2,747,841, up 4.17 percent from 1950 and pari mutuel handle rising 12.93 percent. Individual tracks report attendance increases up to 24.8 percent and handle gains up to 40 percent as the sport grows in popularity following a mid 1850s revival.
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New
Pennsylvan ia football TV moratorium and NCAA concerns
The article discusses the NCAA football television moratorium, sponsors’ willingness to pay, and impact on college schedules. It notes bids, ad revenue motives, and possible effects on upcoming season lineups while mentioning related college figures and coaches.
Penn bypasses NCAA TV plum sparks strong reaction
A fragment from a sports and editorial page notes Prof Hush C Withett criticizing Penn for bypassing NCAA television deals amid backlash over the organization’s control. It mentions colleges resisting NCAA regulation, Alabama seniors turning pro in baseball, and upcoming major horse and women’s golf events in Pennsylvania venues.
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Juma B
Boye
NOAA
NCAA
Alabama
Thursday Night Fights Highlight Card
Newark and Washington hosted a boxing card featuring Tony Rantra from Youngstown facing Ananciated Preax in 155-pound action. Irvington’s Charlie Fusari met Washington’s Gene Brnith as Hirjan Williams “Little Dynamite” fought in a 12-round main event.
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Tony
Rantra
Youngstown
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
Washington
Gene Bmnith
Hirjan Wiliams
Little Dynamite
Wendel Bt Laws and Brooklyn Run Totals Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Wendel, Pulledelphin, Magli and teams like Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and New York. It lists numbers such as 70 and 93,918 with unclear context, suggesting a historical sports box or score snippet without a coherent narrative.
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Laws
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Rass
Broek
Tras de
Muobad
Louie
Asher
Pulledelphin
Brooklyn
Fredges
Westlake
Pittsburgh
Tisceme
Ros
Magli
New York
Pitching Gumpert and Lapa Set Big 50 Percent Aim
Chicago pitcher Gumpert and New York rival Lapa latch onto a bold 50 percent target as season play looms. Dynan Wobel records a 100d effort amid uncertain lineups and shifting rosters.
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Gumpert
Chicago
Lapa
New York
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