Indiana boxing meet stirs crowds with big talent draw
The Indianapolis Athletic Club hosts the Indiana-Kentucky A A U championships drawing strong public interest. Notable fighters include George Mulholland, Lawrence Pruitt, Bob Cordill, Charley Shine, Ray Dodd, Bert Walters, and Wardhne. Out-of-town entrants from Culver Academy and Gary Y M C A bring up to twenty each, with medals awarded in each class.
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Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U
Indianapolis
Hoosier
George Mulhd
Uncle Sam
Pat Page
Butler
Ing Mulholland
Hovwoners
Lawrence Pruitt
Bob Cordill
Caltiber
Charley Shine
Ray Dodd
Bert Walters
Warde Hne
South Side
Turners
Jack Sellers
Selles
Fowler
Fairbanks-Morse
Charley Sconce
Grant Fultz
Ehrmann Clark
Culver Academy
Gary Y. M. C. A
J. F. Grant
Culver
Captain Myers
Tom F. Murray
Hugo Fischer
Irector
Walter Brewer
Lee South
George Iver
Col
Rowert H. Tyndall
Iatt Pugh
John Mellett
T. N. Wynne
J. Edward Clemens
Edward Zimmer
Indiana Kentucky AAU Boxing Entries Listed by Weight Classes
Boxing entries for the Indiana Kentucky AAU show include fighters from Hoosier Athletic Club Gary Y M C A South Side Turners Culver Notre Dame and others across weight divisions from Flyweight to Heavyweight. Notable names include Wilbur Evans George Barton Ralph L Biddle Pat Canney Warde Fowler and John Parker among many athletes.
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Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U
Wilbur Evans
Scott McKinney
LeRoy Rogers
Forrest House
Hoosier Athletic Club
Mike Patape Martin
Joe Patz
Gary Y
M. C
Thomas Hubbard Culver
Gary M
Garfield Rogers
Alvin Zeplowitz
Indiana
Baceea
Man Clark
Grant Fults
Morse A. C
Bruce Buckley
Clarence Lamberth
Culver
Ray Dodd
Bob Urban
Arthur Vincel
The
Norman Millholland
Johnny Coble
Riverside A. A
Marshall Leach
John Zale
Gary Y. M. C
Tarzan Popescue
Emil Baksic
Madison Wulfing
Jess Ocenas
Cay YY
M. A
L. Carter
C. G. Krebs
F. C. Menak
Cameron Stineman
Pat Canney
Notre Dame
Hubert Evinger
Clark Piper
Rose Poly
Bob Cordill
Albert Wittereid
Hendricks Has His Say on Reds Rebound in Race
Jacksonville April 1. Reds manager Hendricks dismisses talk of a weak club. He predicts a strong season with Jimmy Cavaney in form and Rube Bressler set to regular first baseman duties. He cites a deep pitching staff, speed, and punch as key factors in staying in the pennant chase.
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Jimmy Cavaney
Rube Bressler
Reds
Nashville
Tenn
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Robins
Harry Topel
ave eling @ub
Topel
Fonseca
Jack Hendricks
Sntia
Bressler
Local Baseball Notices Call Belmont For Frank
Belmont number listed for Frank. Acme Juniors to meet 7 tonight at Kappes and Morris Streets for tryouts with named players attending. Fidelias warned to take notice for Sunday practice at Rhodius Park. St Anthony Y M C A to hold 2 pm session at Riverside diamond No. 4 with invited players and others wishing to try out.
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Dalton
Jenking
Flack
Nave
Zimmerman
Smock
Voi
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Stony
Druids’ Hall
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St. Anthony Y. O
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Riley
Qonte
Hanley
Peters
Pa Higgs
Gr Filora
Costello
Mullen
Bova
Ray
Stehlin
Roach
Hopkins
O'Donnell
Gibbons Tunney Bout Set for Polo Grounds on June 12
Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney are matched for a June 12 bout at the Polo Grounds. Wills sits out season. promoter talks fail over payoff. Gibbons trains in New York, Tunney to train at Hot Springs. Eddie Kane handling Gibbons’ money. Tunney favored as the American light heavyweight champion.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Gibbons
Gibbons-Tunney
Eddie Kane Gibbons
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Chicago
Wills
Jimmy de Forrest
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
Paul Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Eddie Kane
Hot Springs
Butler Relay Team Returns From Texas Carnival
Butler's relay squad completed a victorious trek through Austin and Houston. The team won three relays at the Texas relay carnival in Austin and earned one relay win plus a tie at Rice Institute relays in Houston. G B Woods set a southwest record with a 24 foot 1 inch broad jump. Members Dave Gilgore Hanley Carraway Herman Phillips Glen Gray and G B Woods brought back cups medals and watches.
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Austin
Rice
Eighteen teams enter second round of Chicago tourney
Eighteen high school outfits advanced to the second round of the University of Chicago national tournament after Tuesday’s opening games. A consolation bracket began for the twelve teams eliminated in those early contests. Devil's Lake North Dakota defeated Beaumont Texas 22–21, while Elgin Illinois routed Saranac Lake New York 33–14 in the day’s lopsided result.
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United Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
Devil's Lake
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Texas
Elgin
Ill
Saranac Lake
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Connersville Is Next For Brazil Track Meet
Connersville High School hosts Brazil in a Friday track clash as Coach Morrison prepares his team for the meet. Key scorers include Hutton, Rubush, Martin, Marshall, Rudbeck, Boswell, and Young in sprints, hurdles, field events, and distance races.
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Morrison
Brazil
Hutton
Rubush
Martin
Marshall
Rudbeck
Boswell
Young
Fights and Fighters in Midwestern Circuit Promoter Announces Open Air Fourth of July Bout
Michigan City promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons says lightweight Scammy Man dell of Rockford Illinois will meet Joe Benjamin of Los Angeles in an open air Fourth of July fight in Michigan City. Pepper Martin of New York, a featherweight, was disqualified in the seventh round or tied with Unchel Mars in a New York bout. Jack Kearns said a $300000 offer to sign Dempsey for a Michigan City fight with Luis Firpo or Jack Renault is under consideration. Maurice Fichlaiter of Omaha KO’d Mike Dempsey in the ninth round at Wilkes-Barre.
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Michigan City
Ind
New York
Pepper Martin
Unchelmars
Martin
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Jack Renault
Kearns
Nurmi Sets Indoor 13-Lap Record Time in Boston
Paavo Nurmi of Finland ran 13 laps in 6 47 for 1 % miles, a fastest indoor mark, Tuesday night in Boston. Opponents Lloyd Hahn and Joe Ray failed to finish.
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Ru United Presa
Boston
Paavo Nurmi
Lloyd Hahn
Jole Ray
Local Hoosier Boxers Set for Indiana Kentucky A A C Meet
The Indianapolis A C gym hosts the Indiana Kentucky A A C meet on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Veterans mix with newcomers led by lightweight Arthur Vincel who faces a stiff field in a tough test.
Cubs arrive in Oakland after rain postponements
Chicago Cubs reach Oakland amid rain and muddy fields threatening more rain checks as Sacramento games were washed out. White Sox rally to beat New Orleans Pelicans 8 to 3 in Nicholls Park. Charley Robinson filled the bases on balls in the third inning.
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Cal
Chicago Cubs
California
Sacramento
New Orleans
White Sox
Emlay
New Orleans Pelicans
Southerners
Charley Robinson
Tel Lyons
Sox
Munn Defeats Cowboy in Two Falls in Chicago
Wayne Munn defeated Joe Mondt in two straight falls at Chicago Tuesday night. The first fall lasted 35 minutes 55 seconds and the second 17 minutes 20 seconds.
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Munn
Cowboy
United Press Chicago
Wayne
Big) Munn
Joe Mondt
Elwood Bouts Fast By Time Special
Elwood Indiana April 1 reports a ten round draw between Mickey O Dowd of Muncie and Mike Moran of Kokomo at the Elks carnival. Indianapolis fighter Louis Epstein edged Mike OBrien Tipton in six rounds. Tommy Irwin fouled Nackie Dugan in the fourth round.
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Elwood
Ind
Mickey O'Dowd
Muncie
Mike Moran
Kokomo
Tommy Irwin
Indianapolis
Nackie Dugan
Fewood
Louis Epstein
Mike O’brien
Tipton
A B C baseball team opens spring practice for NNL season
The A B C baseball team begins spring practice with a 30 man squad. Manager Allen added players from Chicago and the Eastern League including Big Ed Rile Harold Treadwell Keaton and Kenyon. Theodore Anderson arrives from the Chicago American Giants. Final 1925 schedule details to be set at an April 9 meeting at the colored Y M C A.
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Ed Rile
Chicago
Harold Treadwell
Keaton
Dayton
Kenyon
Theodore Anderson
Chicago American Giants
Denver
Indians
Washington Park
Noblesville Leads Elks Bowling Meet in Toledo
Noblesville, Ind, burghs ahead in the Elks national bowling tournament in Toledo Ohio. Frank Hare topped all events with 1820 over nine games and joined with W Hare for a doubles win totaling 1147. The five man Elks team posted 2912 for the event.
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Noblesville
Ind
Elks
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Hare
Frank
W. Hare
Pave Mills
Thees
Hare
Ane Hare
Fertig
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Mills
Record Plays Weight Game Ahead of Reynolds Match
Tommy Record nears his 145 pound limit two pounds under at 6 p.m. weigh in for the Broadway Theater bout with Jack Reynolds. Reynolds not yet arrived but declares he is well under weight and in prime condition. Reynolds won their last meeting.
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Jack Reynolds
Broadway Theater
Tommy Record
Reynolds
Cannefax Sues Wife for Desertion in 1916
St Louis April 1 Robert L Cannefax a professional billiard player sues his wife Anne M Cannefax for divorce alleging desertion in 1916 and seeks a divorce.
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Groves Meets Nash In Capitol City A C Boxing Card
A six round featherweight bout pairs Ernie Groves 122 pounds from Ko komo against Willie Nash of Louisville. The card at Tomlinson Hall features Sidney Glick facing Bobby Gibbons and Louie Lavell meeting Eddie Dyer in a forty total round program with Casey Kimball arranging the bouts.
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Capitol City
South Side
Bobby Gibbons
Louisville
Louie Lavell
Anderson
Eddie Dyer
Terre Haute
Casey Kimball
Columbus High schedules baseball and track events
Columbus Indiana April 1 Base ball and track schedules for Columbus High School teams announced by Coach William H. Dobbins. Baseball dates include April 11 game with alumni, April 22 at Bloomington, April 24 home, May 1 at Shelbyville, May 15 at Shelbyville, May 30 at Bloomington. Track events list April 25 at home and May 2 at Bloomington, with a triangular meet at Franklin May 16, regional May 23, and state meet.
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Columbus
Ind
William H. Dobbins
Columbus High School
Bloomington
Manual
Shelbyville
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Here
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Helbouille
Indians Split Squads for Exhibition Tour and Series Clinch
The Indianapolis Memphis spring series ends with the Indians fielding two squads for forthcoming games while aiming to clinch the series against the Southern Association champions. Tuesday’s wild draw featured Schemanske, Fitzsimmons, Hodapp and Schmandt with Allen making standout plays in left.
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Hodapp Injured as Chicks Rally in Tuesday Ball Game
Johnny Hodapp was hit in the hand by a hard liner and left with a bruised finger as the Chicks hit the ball hard throughout. Schreiber tripled in the second, scoring Schmandt and Clark, with Yoter delivering key defense and offense in several innings.
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Bush
Chicks
Ihe
Schreiber
Schmandt
Clark
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