Strangler Lewis Falls to Wayne Munn in Heavyweight Tilt
Strangler Lewis was defeated by Wayne Munn after a decisive fall, ending Lewis’s reign as champion. Lewis suffered injuries and was carried from the platform, with doctors reporting a favorable but cautious prognosis as he rests in hospital. Munn, a former Nebraska football player, seized the title belt amid chaotic crowd scenes and a controversial foul ruling.
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Cated Press
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Anderson Outpointed by Pete Sarmiento in 16 Rounds
Pete Sarmiento of the Philippine Islands outpointed Eddie Anderson of Casper in a 16 round bout, with Sarmiento landing 122 punches to Anderson’s 120. The match drew the opinion of local newspaper men regarding the aggressive and weighty punching by the Filipino, who backed Anderson throughout the bout.
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Eddie Anderson
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Helena and Anaconda Shine in Hoop Tournament Action
Helena won 12 11 over St Charles in a spirited finish while Anaconda defeated Park County 20 to 18 to maintain the lead. Park County opened with Mount V Academy in the restuctional event, but Helena and Anaconda dominated the day with strong defense and clutch free throws.
Helena vs Park County and St Charles close games roll on
In Helena yesterday afternoon Park County beat St Charles 17 to 9 while Helena fell 12 to 11 to St Charles in a late game. Anaconda defeated Park County 20 to 18 and Helena beat St Charles 13 to 6 in the afternoon slate. Evening games featured Anaconda 20 Park County 18 and Helena 12 St Charles 11 with Butte Central topping Park County earlier.
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Mount St. Charles College
Balitan corporal stows escallent marks in Olympic bid
The report details a Balitan corporal named Vi Herrigg and a Tigitian Gendarmerie rifle squad's efforts in international and Olympic matches in Europe. It notes a signed letter from a president and mentions Gonzaga, Wilko state college, and a challenging performance period with the Army.
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Tou State College
Nurmi sets multiple world marks in Finnish American games
Paavo Nurmi extended his world record total to 13 by defeating Joic Ray and Willig Ritola at the Finnish American games. He holds outdoor records in 1500, 2000, 3000, 3000 and 10000 metres, plus one mile and six miles, with new indoor marks for 1500 and 3000 metres. His closest rival remains G W Larner. Charlie Oft cannot compete in New York events, Hoff secures permission to travel, and heavyweight Benny Leonard faces Jack Weinstein in New York. Robert L. Matthews to stay at Idaho for another year with a higher salary as the football program plans a full rebuild.
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Joic Ray
Willig Ritola
Hye
Nurmi
G. W W. Larner
Charlie Oft
New York
Hoff
Hi Athletic Organization
Atlantic
Portland Club Trades Announced by Lewis
Portland club manager Dutt Lewis revealed spring trades after a New York conference with Landis and league heads. Deals include Ike Wolfer to Vernon, George Distel and War Query to Wichita Falls, J S Miller to Jersey City, Leroy Gressett to San Antonio, and Edward Lennon to Williamsport. Major moves sent C M Schroeder to Reading for Paddy Martin and Frank Brazil, Tom Daly to Philadelphia for Ray Rohner, and Gordon Cochran to Philadelphia for cash and five players. John Jones bought from Erie and Bill Crosby from Tulsa.
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Pacific Coast
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New York
Portland
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Lewis
Ike Wolfer
Vernon
George Distel
Wrar Query
Wichita Falls
Peter Hugh Uedicat
Atlanta
J. S. Miller
Jersey City
Leroy Gressett
San Antonio
Edward Lennon
Williamsport
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Reading Cub
Paddy Martin
Frank Brazil
Tom Daly
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Philadelphia
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Ray Rohner
Gordon Cochran
Philadelphia Club
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John Jones
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Bill Crosby
Tulsa
College Basketball Results and Locations Reported
Disjointed notes show college basketball references including teams likely from Iowa Kansas Indiana Missouri and Purdue. Mentions focus on 2s and a late game or travel in Indianapolis Des Moines and other Midwest locales with unclear context and dates.
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Anies
Systematic Offense Seen As Big Basketball Problem
Coach L. T. Turner of Southern California argues that systematic offense, not defense, poses the chief modern challenge. He endorses a mix of long and short passes, emphasizes timing and drive, and urges constant floor drill to master formations and decision making. Copyright 1925 NEA Service.
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NEA Servier
Walter Camp 1924 Eleven Among Greatest Teams
Walter Camp’s 1924 Eleven is hailed as one of the greatest college football teams. The selections praise Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame squad for its strong performance, noting only one Notre Dame player on each Camp selection while commending the overall strength and prestige of the 1924 eleven.
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Ben Exe
Knute Borne
Notre Dame
Ski Runners Prep for National Meet in South Dakota
Ski runners from Canton S D and many colleges across Vermont New Hampshire Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota will travel to South Dakota for the national skiing championship to be held February 12 to 14. A ski battalion from Fort Snelling will also attend. The event features a 10 to 12 mile course over hills and streams with fences and prairie, aiming to surpass the 239 competitor record set in Minneapolis in 1922.
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Minneapolis
Greb defeats Sage in 10 round bout
Detroit boxing card reports a 10 round middleweight clash where Greb defeats Sage by decision. Referee’s ruling stood as both fighters remained on their feet in the final bell. Local ringside notes mention the bout as a notable clash with strong action from both men.
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Martin May Lobes Out for Bum Bout Re Put Up
Ambiguous OCR text mentions Martin May and a bout with unknown opponents. The report is fragmentary with garbled names and phrases. No clear outcome, date, or full event details are readable.
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Madison Square Garden to be perpetuated in new theater
New Madison Square Garden complex, costing 3,300.60 menia ring, will be the world’s largest covered amphitheater with exhibition space. Work is underway and the venue opens Oct 15, promoter Tex Richard announces. The old Madison Square Garden south of the site will be razed next spring for an office skyscraper.
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Madison Square Garden Corporation
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S$forday
Complete testimony in 1924 baseball scandal revealed
Chicago January notices that complete testimony and Jim O Connell confession leading to banishment of O Connell and Cozy Dolan of the New York Giants will be published tomorrow morning by baseball commissioner Mr Landis. The evidence has been kept secret for three months during the investigation. The report allegedly repeats facts previously announced when New York players were expelled. A divorce decree for Ida Estelle Taylor Peacock, a moving picture actress, was granted in Philadelphia for crack and barbarous treatment. Chicago discusses coaches salaries and athletic fund controls, gambling repression, and Migrant and Freshman rules enforcement by the Association of American Colleges.
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Greenleaf Weds Girl Who Is Half Chinese
York Jan 0 Ralph Greenleaf national packer in March champion took as his second wife Amelia Rink Walker born of English father and Chinese mother. The couple eloped to Elkton Md last Saturday. Mrs Greenleaf her semi maid thoroughly Americanized her harsh future awaits.
Costly Cars and Freaks Feature Berlin Show
A Berlin auto show highlights costly cars and novel designs with limited export interest. Dealers report strong local demand, prices quoted up to 95,400, while production focuses on durability and quick sale. German buyers seek practicality, with debates over collapsible tops amid frequent rain and summer heat.
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