Champion F Little Fellows Champion F Little Fellows
Charley Phil Rosenberg defeated Eddie Martin at Madison Square Garden to win the world bantamweight title. Rosenberg led in eleven of fifteen rounds with three even and proved Martin could not match his speed and reach, despite whispers that the outcome was predetermined.
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Benny Leonard
Little Bench
Harlem
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg
New York
Eddie Martin
Madison Square Garden
Martin
Money
Rosenberg
Indiana Kentucky A A U Gymnastics Meet Opens Tonight
Ten Indiana Kentuc ky A A U gymnastic championships will be contested tonight at 8 oclock at the gymnasium of the Normal College of the North American Gymnastic Union in the Athenaeum Building at Michigan and New Jersey Streets. More than sixty entrants include out of town organizations and Hoosier colleges. Events include flying rings horizontal bar rope climbing side horse Indian club swinging parallel bars tumbling long horse and all round championship.
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Indiana-Kentucky
Normal College
North American Gymnastic Union
Athenaeum Bldg
Michigan
New Jersey St
Hoosier
Osbourne Shatters Indoor High Jump Record at AAU Meet
Harold Osborne, Olympic high jump champion, broke his indoor record by clearing 6 feet 6 3/4 inches in Chicago. His Illinois Athletic Club won the Central AAU meet with 87 points, while the Chicago Athletic Association scored 46 for second place.
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United Press
Chicago
Harold Osborne
A. A. Ul
Illinoi Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Association
Genaro Defeats Lucas In Ten-Round Detroit Fight
Frankie Genaro defeated Joe Lucas in a ten round bout held in Detroit on March 21. Genaro used decisive punching to claim victory over Lucas.
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Genaro
Lucas
United Prene Detroit
Frankie Genaro
Joe Lucas
High School Net Teams Reach Semi Final Round
Twelve thousand spectators watched the Fort Wayne Franklin–Muncie clash as both teams advance to the semi final round in the afternoon and night sessions.
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H.S. Net
Frankfort-Muncie
Muncie Faces Frankfort In Tight 11 A.M. Clash
A large Exposition Building crowd watched Muncie and Frankfort in a hard fought morning game. Frankfort led early and at halftime 18-11, then pulled away to a final 24-16 victory as both teams battled ferociously with key scores by Cummins, Joris, and Walsh.
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Coulter
Joris
Muncie
Plunkett
Frankfort
Cummins
Walsh
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George Towel
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Morgan
Ham
Toney
Ciood
Frayfort
Martinsville
Shield
Reynolds
Francesconi
Whitaker
Bear Cats
Schnaiter
Washington Central Second Morning Game Headlines Crowd Surges
Washington and Evanaville drew a crowd over 10 000 for a second morning game as the teams squared off. The win moves Washington Central closer to a key goal in the season.
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Washington
Evanaville
West Point and Kokomo Clash Before 6 000 Crowd
The opening game drew about 6000 spectators as West Point and Kokomo battled on the floor. O Reeves scored early for West Point while Crumley and Walters sparked Kokomo with key hoops. Final score indications show Kokomo leading 11 to 10 as the period ended with fouls and free throws shaping the action.
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O. Reeves
West Point
Crumley
Marks
Walters
Reeves
Kokomo
F. Reeves
Toler
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Gay
Tole
Huddleston
Huddieston
Resvesa
Freeman
Watters
Ray
Derek
Steele Declared Ineligible. Tribe Loses Southpaw
Bob Steele, veteran left-hander for the Indianapolis club, was ruled ineligible for this season after a second investigation revealed he pitched in 1924 for the outlaw Midwest League. The Indians face a pitching void as Steele contemplates his future, with Palmetto games and rain interrupts noted alongside shifting lineups.
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TRIBE
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Times
Plant City
Fla
Indians
Bob Steele
National Board
Smith
Bush
Indianapolis
Outlaws
Hoosiers
Palmetto
Buffalo
Burwell
West Point Fights Hard, Kokomo Holds On In Rough Bout
Kokomo defeated West Point 33 to 29 after a frenetic game. F Reeves led Kokomo with multiple baskets while West Point battled to within a few points late. Crowd of about 8,500 watched persistent defense and late Kokomo scoring runs.
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West Point
Kokomo
Reevev
Eaton
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Reeves
Heferee-Feesle
Mowe
Boxing Card Adds Frankie Taylor to Forty Round Inland A C Show
Frankie Taylor Louisville light heavyweight is added to the forty round mitt program at Tomlinson Hall next Monday. Taylor will meet Billy Meyers in a six round prelim as the show is built to forty rounds. The card lists five bouts with weight stipulations and prelims featuring Carl Schmadel of Indianapolis versus Ernie Kokomo in a six round bout.
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Frankie Taylor
Louisville
Tomlinson Hall
A. C. Taylor
Billy Meyers
Pw AR
aSene
Hoosier A C and Illinois meet in H A C pool
Women swimmers from Hoosier Athletic Club and Illinois Athletic Club contest in a night meet at the H A C pool. Olympic competitors Ethel Lackle and Sybil Bauer swim for Illinois in five events. Euphrasia Donnelly represents Hoosier A C in five events with a large entrant list across freestyle backstroke and relay races.
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Hoosier
Illinois
Ethel Lackle
Sybil Bauer
Euphrasia Donnelly
Hoosier A. C
Ethel Pease Doe Pease Bonnelly
Dorothee
Bra
Theime ‘Darby
Dorothy Moore
Emille Woltz and
Jane Diets
Toledo Wins Bid to Host 1926 Bowling Tournament
Buffalo Page Daily Five finished third with 2,900 pins, Picchta Regulars of Milwaukee placed fifth with 2,876. At the delegates meeting Toledo won the three‑cornered race to stage the 1926 American Bowling Congress event, defeating Peoria and Louisville. Co. C. Ryan of Knosha, Wisconsin, was elected president of the organization.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Picchta
Milwaukee
Ohio City
Peoria
Ill
Louisville
Co. C. Ryan
Knosha, Wis
Indiana Net Tourney Narrows Field at Hoosterdam
A new Indiana high school basketball champion will be crowned tonight at the Exposition building. Six games were on the program with semis in the afternoon and finals at 8 p.m. Martinsville upset by Muncie showcased the day’s thrills as the field narrows toward the title.
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Exposition Building
Martinsville
Muncie
Schalk Rivalry Hots Up In Texas League Training Camp
In Shreveport March 21, rookie catcher George Bischoff from Fort Worth earns praise from Jakey Atz as he works in the Chicago Sox camp. Friday's Texas League results knocked out West Point, Central Evansville, and Muncie with Kokomo, Vincennes, and Washington advancing to semi finals.
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George Bischoff
South Side
Chicago
Ray Schalk
Jakey Atz
Bischoff
Ft. Worth
Chicago Sox
West Point
Central
Evansville
Muncie
Kokomo
Washington
Frankfort
Vincennes
Martinsville
Muncie Bear Cats
KEYSTONES IN ACTION OPENING PRACTICE AT KEYSTONE GROUNDS
First practice of the season at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Keystone grounds Perry Ave and Shelby St invites all last year’s diamond aggregation players and tryout hopefuls. Management aims to form a fast team and seeks games with Greenfield Shelbyville Rushville Bloomington Noblesville Tipton and other swift outfits.
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Perry Ave
Shelby St
Greenfield
Shelbyville
Rushville
Bloomington
Noblesville Tipton
Martinsville and Evansville Upset Highlights From Friday Lineups
Friday night action features Martinsville rallying to beat Muneie 26 to 22 with Francesconi scoring four goals and Wooden substituting. Evansville defeats Elkhart 20 to 14 as Ashby and Flach lead with multiple goals and substitutions noted while referees Miller Barh Feezle officiate both games.
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Fuzzy Vandivier
Central
Evansville
Elkhart
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Steiner
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Martinsville
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Mowe
Unclear OCR clip with names and substitutions
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Frankfort Gary and Polizzotto Sunn Stale with substitutions for Coulter Ham and Senovitch. Evidence of a roster or staffing changes is present but details are unreadable and no coherent event or outcome can be confirmed.
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Frankfort
Gary
Balbvics Nebstitutions
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Coulter
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Ae Senovitch
Molesk
West Point Edges La Porte In 1 P M Basketball
West Point defeats La Porte 26 to 24 at end of the first period. Substitute Martin replaces Lindgren as Ree F Wel d gaaaeon noted.
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la Porte
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Lindgren
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Phillies Seem Doomed for Lowly Berth Again
Philadelphia manager Art Fletcher faces a rebuilding season with limited talent. John McGraw and the New York Giants appear safe, while Heine Sand anchors the infield at short. Huber, Kimmick, Ring, and Hubbel key the rotation as the Phillies project a cellar finish.
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Bradentown
Fla
John McGraw
New York Giants
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston Braves
Art Fletcher
Fletcher
Philadelphia
Heine Sand
Sand
Indiana Tourney Notes Show Class and Keen Observers
Out of state observers led by Dr James Naismith watched Hoosier players in a strong net game with praise for long range shooting. Ward Lambert Everett Dean Pat Page and Staggs attended, 17000 plus in attendance and many more listening to broadcasts. Officials Ray Mowe Dale Miller Stanley Feezle and Birch Bayh managed the games.
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James Naismith
University of Kansas
Walter Meanwell
Wisconsin
Meanwell
Our
Ward “Piggy” Lambert
Purdue
Everett Dean
Indiana
Pat Page
Butler
Ray Mowe
Dale Miller
Stanley Feezle
Birch Bayh
Decatur High Wins In National Catholic Net Tourney
Catholic High of Decatur Indiana defeated St Thomas Academy of St Paul 21 to 16 in the third round of the national Catholic high school basketball tournament. St Paul led 8 to 5 at halftime in a hard fought game.
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Indiana
Unitel Prese ' Cégo
Catholic High of
Decatur
Ind
St. Thomas Academy of
St. Paul
Free Throw Winners By Timer Special
In Bloomington Indiana on March 21 Logansport and Carlisle High Schools won the state high school basketball free throw tournament held by Indiana University. Logansport boys repeated last year with 8 360 points while Carlisle girls rose from fourth to first with 4 460 points. Gerald Rice of Logansport made 46 of 50 attempts for boys and Helen Shuman of Rochester topped girls with 41 of 50.
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Ind
Logansport
Carlisle
Indiana University
Gerald Rice
Helen Shuman
Rochester
Tomsing
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