Landis bars Joe Jackson from reinstatement in baseball
Chicago January 26 1925 Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis high commissioner of baseball closed the door on Joe Jackson seeking reinstatement after a long review of his involvement in the 1919 Black Sox scandal. The decisive ruling blocks Jackson while others such as Steve Risberg are believed to have applied for readmission.
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Chicago
Shaeless Joe" Jackson
Jurge Kennesaw Mountain Landis
Jackson
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Americans
Hackson
Sox
Judge Landis
Fetters
Landis
Weutrelly
Steve Risberg
Rice Owls Seek Fifth straight Southwest win at Texas showdown
Rice Enstitue Owls travel to Austin for a key Southwest Conference clash with the Texas Longhorns as Fran tis and Gray pace Texas. Rice’s Bree-Tup Rely looms as a top center shooter while Texas relies on Franvis. The schedule also features SMU at TCU as the league tightens with Arkansas leading the pairings.
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Austin
Rice
Franvis
Gray
Frantis
Longhorns
Huge Center
Bes
Texas Christian
Southern Methorist Mustangs
Baylor
Christians
University of Arkansas
University of Texas
Mustangs
Christisns
Lovern
M. A. Sod
Texas
Texas A. & M
Aggies
A A U Investigator Gets Two Replies
Hutchinson Kas January 24 Listie Edmonds secretary of the S Amaleur Athletic anan received two replies to his inquiry into the Hutchinson Reno Missoun Valley A A U basketball case. Carl Wickell Giants pitcher denied playing against Reno. Wickell was from New York Giants and Oklahoma City was mentioned in connection with the inquiry.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Listie Edmonds
S Amaleur Athletic Anan
Ure Hutchinson Renox
Missoun Valley
A. A. U. Basket
Wintotpus
Protonornnalisa
Reno
Carl Wickell
New York Giants
Wd Huokhell
Oklahoma City
Una
Ice Hockey Results From Weekend College Games
Weekend college ice hockey results highlight Windsor routing Senne Caucult American. Kansas defeated Mt Teeui while Oklahoma and Tulane posted wins. Athletic action continued with Montreal and Detroit matchups and several pro and college teams scheduling fixtures across the weekend in varied cities.
Notable Prisoner and Odd Monument Tales
Yesterday's Explanations recount Dr. Lane A. Mudd 1833 1883 tied to Wilkes Booth Lincoln assassination trial and a life sentence with later pardon and yellow fever service. Also details a curious monument describing a horse and a chalk pit near Parley Hampshire inviting readers to ask questions about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Mudd
Lane A. Mudd
Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Booth
Cressatnt
Fort Jefferson
Dry Toringas Island
Forida
Johnson
Lobos Defeat Fliers 40 to 3 in Friday Night Bout
Bul Ressenliege cagers lost 40 23 as Stames led Lobo scoring with 16 points on five field goals and six free throws. Randolph Field Ramblers face Collegiates next, while Sul Ross and Randolph center play strong free throws and field goals. Lineups and player notes follow with scattered names.
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Bul Ressenliege Cagers
Stames
Lobo
Randolph Field Ramblers
Collegians
Randalph Field
Hohors
Sul Ross
Randolph
Mit
Eplers
Clark
Woods
Christie
Kandamir Field
Wolrers
Cnngue
Hn Méwenin
Clark Epler
Crntere
MeNmr
Oakeley
Fhaijan
Bais
Enards Sul Toes Sinentin
Iby
Minnis
Maenesaror
Neusel Battles Brown in New York Boxing Clash
In New York on January 20, German heavyweight Max Neusel meets Nite Brown of Washington, D C in a 10 round winter campaign bout at Ridgewood Grove. Neusel previously scored two knockouts at Ridgewood and outpointed a rival in prior starts, with a Madison Square Garden bout listed for tonight.
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Brown
New York
Arunseley
Nite Brown
Washington, D. C
Ridgewood Groue Sporting Elu Woaight
Tte
Ridgewood Club
Les Kennedy
Blanney Poreda
Tray Impeliguiere
Madison Square
Kardon
Mateh
Cadell to Meet Roche as six-wrestler card set
Promoter Harry Coffman signed six stars for next Wednesday night at Walkethon arena Augusta and Navarro streets. Cadell will open against Roche after debut two weeks ago drawing with Dobie Mshorl of Port Worth. Big matches include Gus Sonnenberg vs Al Sparks and Jack Heague vs Cowboy Lulirall.
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Darve Rothe
Lary Cadel
Harry Coffman
Walkethon Arena
Augusta
Navarro Streets
Goffman
Gus Sonnenberg
al Sparks
Denver Star
Billy Ar Wards
Jack Heague
Cowboy Lulirall
Mal
Cadel
Roche
Dobie Mshorl
Clever Port Worth Atar
Glendon Named Columbia Crew Head Coach
Hubert Glendon, younger brother of the late Richard J. Glendon, will be officially appointed head coach of Columbia University's crew team on Monday. Officials announced in New York, noting Glendon had taken over statistical work after his brother's death, though not formally assigned.
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Columbia Wew
York
Hubert Glendon
Hichard J
Columbia University
Columbia
International News Service Mat Results Run Net of Names
International News Service lists a slate of figures including Mentiisto Gere, Lindy, and Gino Marinus alongside others in a New York led report. The item mentions New York and Philadelphia area names and a basketball or athletic context with scattered references to people such as Kirken and Rooers.
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International News Service
New York
Ted Mentiisto
Gereimany
Uien
Lindy
Tor
WFR
Kanaan City
Frank Rooers
Alnnin
West Goes to Bat for Lott in Canadian Indoor Tennis
Chicago’s George Lott contends for a higher national ranking as Western Tennis association to press for advancement beyond tenth place. Lott, facing Frank Shields, aims to secure top Western honor amid a push from Chicago officials and the Detroit club for the Western championship event in Chicago.
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Chicago
George Lott
Chituya
Lott
Ralph Westcott
Chicago Association
Leo Lund
Frank Parker
Sensations Youngster
Milwaukee
U. S.S
Parker
River Forest
Tennis Club
Detroit, Tennis Club
Chicago Town
Grimes to Get Chance With Cardinals This Season
Grimes, veteran pitcher, will be given a comeback opportunity with the St. Louis Cardinals this season. Sam Breadon, club president, confirmed the move and noted Grimes’ past impact. The Cardinals will send him to Hot Springs, Arkansas, for training as part of the plan. Breadon cited Grimes’ past work in 1830 and 1931 and expressed high regard for the pitcher. The Central Annual quintet in the Intermediate league seeks to secure managers and players, with Jo as the team manager.
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Grimes
Burledgh Grimes
Spliballer
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadom
Redbirds
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago Cube
Anomer
Great fighter Jimmy Clabby dies in poverty in Hammond
Charles Duneley reports the death of Jimmy Clabby, once welterweight and middleweight champion, found in a decayed Hammond shack after years of ruin and starvation. The 43 year old, famed for fight tours from New York to Sydney, squandered an estimated fortune of 500000 and faded after a 1924 Australia return.
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Charles Duneley
Hammond
Ind
Brize Sing
Deach
Jimmy Clabby
Calumet City
Clabby
Pelbiliss
Clebby
New York
Sydney
Austadiay
London
England
Australia
Mike Gibbons
Eddie McXtoorty
George Chip the
Dixie Kid
Paddy Lavin
Jimmy Gardner
Dave Barry
Chicago
Dempsey-Tunney
Chiago
Mike
Twin
Orchcls
Conn
Beccali Likely No Longer Competes in U S Indoor Meet
In New York a radiogram exchange suggests Lyle Beccali, 1900-meter Olympic champion, will not depart Milan in time for the February indoor season. Italian federation officials indicate readiness for a January 24 departure only if a February 3, 10, or 17 invitation can be accepted, with Beccali insisting on perfect training form before departure.
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Beccali
U. S
New York
Meris
Lyle Beccali
Tany
Almastur Federation
Daniel Viere Tis
Aimatinir Atheletic Union
Beccall
Fertis
Wong
Hal
Snow
Milan
Milirase A. A. Roston A. A
New York A.C
Brovall
Tilden and Vines in Seventh Match in Chicago
In Chicago tonight at the Broadway Armory, Tilden and Vines will fight the seventh bout of their barnstorming professional Lennie tour. Tilden, popular in Chicago, faces Vines in a veteran showdown expected to draw about 4,400 attendees with rooms promised at a downtown hotel.
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Tilden
Vines
Chicago
Ali Aguire
Willow Tider
Ellaworth Vines
Broadway Armory
White Vines
Hin Veleran
District 22 High Cage Meet Here February 23 24
District 22 high school basketball tournament set for Jefferson gym February 23 and 24 features 10 teams competing for a shot at the regional meet in San Marcos March 3. Winners from nine counties compete with San Antonio champion to advance. districts 21 23 and 24 meet in San Mar tos Uvalde Georgstown and Lagrange for regional titles ahead of the state gathering in Austin March 3 9.
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Jefferson Gym
San Marcos
San Antonio
Bexar
Gillespie
USC Charges Excite Iowa Jump To Trojans
Iowa City officials and players react to rumors that two Iowa freshmen will transfer to USC. Coach Bella Williams abandoned attempts to block the move but said he would file a formal protest with the Pacific Coast Conference. A mother in Webster City learned her son Bud Froning may be joining the pair heading to California. Duane Swanson of Waterman Michigan is named as the other freshman.
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Iowa City
Towa
Don
Thergea
Southern California
University of Iowa
Trojans
Bella Williams
Iows
Williams
A. M Froning
Webster City
Bud Froning
Kansas City
California
Duane Swanson
Waterman
Six Teams Battle in Big Ten Race Tonight
Six Western conference basketball teams resume the championship race with Northwestern at Champaign against Illinois for second place. Michigan meets Chicago at Midway in a second clash. Ohio State faces Minnesota in Minneapolis. Michigan previously defeated Chicago 34 to 18. Northwestern seeks sole second place with a win, while Iowa idle, futures uncertain, eyes third spot.
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Chicago
Lins
Northwestern
Wich
Wildcats
Iowa
Timois
East Texas Teachers edge Southwest Texas Teachers in tight opener
In Commerce Texas on January 20 East Texas Teachers defeated Southwest Texas Teachers of San Marcos 27 to 24 in the Lone Star conference opener. The halftime 44 to 10 lead held as Dean and Baal Texas Teachers and Sanday Germer of San Marcos traded points in a close second half. A prior freshman game saw East Texas beat Arlington High 39 to 12.
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Commerce
Texas
East Texas Teachers
Southwest Texas Teaders
San Marcos
Southwest
East Texas
Dean
Baal Texas Teachers
Sanday Germer
San Merons
Dean Ac
Naif
Texas Teachers
Arlington High School
Goodwin Repeats as Amateur Golf Champion in Miami
Tommy Goodwin a 20 year old from Monroe New York retained his title by defeating Brooks Glenn of Miami 3 and 2 in a 38 hole final yesterday. Glenn had a strong run with numerous one putt greens but Goodwin clinched the midwinter amateur golf crown in a tightly contested match.
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Goodwin
Miami
Fla
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
Tommy
Reimning Brooks Glenn
Glenn
Fran
Boxers 79 And 78 in Title Bout
VETERSNURG Fla Jan 20 eald tmers Are af nt for Beir anual Mattle at Almost a Century today. In the avent put on each Tear by the Three Quarter Cen tury club for the world's whiskerweight hazing cham Dlunahitg. The principals are Wey M A Emory Yt years nel pounde and Charles TL Young 78 Milroy Lake Ny FL Charles Kidredge 10d will he in referen
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Vetersnurg
Wey M
Emory
Pounde
Charles TL Young
Milroy Lake
Charles Kidredge
Chance for Southpaw Title
New York January 2011 present plans mature Lou Brouillard, from Worcester, Mass, will be the party of the second part in the next light heavyweight championship bout at Madison Square Garden. Brouillard defeated Hob Olin in a 1 round bout by split decision, with one judge and the referee voting for Brouillard and the other for Olin. Brouillard, weighing 168 pounds, may meet the winner of the Maxey Rosenbloom versus Joe Knight title bout at Miami on February 1.
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New York
Lou Brouillard
Trom
Worcester
Mass
Madison Square Garden
Grout Ward
Ile
Hob Olin
Brouillard
Olin
Massachusetts
Garden Arena
Dun
Maxey Rosenulam
Joe Knight
Miami
College Basketball Scores From Diverse North Rivalries
A wide set of early college basketball results is listed, including Virginia Poly beating South Carolina, Duquesne defeating Carnegie Tech, Washington and Jefferson, Bucknell, and various Indiana Michigan and Ohio teams. The roundup mentions many state and teachers colleges with scores across the country, reflecting a sprawling collegiate season snapshot.
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George Waalton
Virginia Poly
South Carolina
Clemson
Weal Virginia Westyan
A. Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Wealminater
Allegheny
North Carolina
Virginia
Dickinson
Delaware
Waabington
Jefte Aow
Buck
Benniville
Wealyen
Kentucky
Wansville
Weaturn
Frank
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Indiana Central
Todisney
Mississippi
Howard
Louisiana State
Tulane
Louisiana ” Tech
Southwestern
Vanderbilt
Cumberland
Mississippi College
Millpane
jUnion
Southwestern of Mempnts
Brackenridge and Lanier Triumph in City Basketball Action
Brackenridge Eagles and Lanier Voks posted decisive wins as Breckenridge hosted city league games. Brackenridge defeated Tech 39 to 24 behind Jimmie Voss and strong defense by Hamell, Moore, and McGary. Lanier overcame Jefferson 37 to 20 with a rugged mound of defense led by D Hernandez and John Bamudho.
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Bidney Laniur Voks
Biter
Thomas Jefferson Mustangs
Brackenridge Hugls
Doposters
Tech Bulls
Breckenridge
Jefferson Court
Lanier
Tech
Jefferson
Mitchell
Sukle
Jeff
Wilh
Dietzel
Deck Nichols
Mustangs
Jeffa
Brackenridge Eagles
Eagles
Jimmie Voss
Jesse Ocon
Jimmine Hamell
Charlie Moore
Jack McGary
Brackenridge
Jeffernan
Milehill
Michinia
Dietsel
Cardaneg
Sullivan
Wilcog
Vous
Tanler
McGory
Moore
McCaakit
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Welninger
Sheneson
Hill Tech
Qeon
Tone
Rivas
Renter
Hamelay
Mancaid
Gasids
Sihe
Clotala
Rue Millar
Andy Ane Drewn
Timer
Mike Rule
Uave Yeune
Bears Favored Over Pacific Coast All Stars Sunday
Chicago Bears 2 1 favorites to defeat Pacific Coast all stars in Columbus charity game. Red Orange leads Chicago as national professional champions ahead of Sundays annual exhibition in Ban Francisco.
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Ban Francisco
CINS
Red Orange
Chicago Bears
Faverites
Annuat Xaletts
Columbus
Wesley House Boys Triumph Over Carda 60 33
Wesley House led by F Bernal with 20 points defeated the San Fernando Cardinals 60 to 33 on the Wesley Howe court. A Switzer’s 12 points highlighted San Fernando, while Perez and Herrera totaled points for Wesley House and a host of teammates contributed in the lopsided win.
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Wesley House Boys
Carda
F. Bernal
Wesley House
San Fernando Cardinals
Wesley Howe
A. Switzer
San Fernando
Wi . Vularent
Bernal
Revwanaar
F. Perez
J. Herrera
Guinida
L. Puenes
Sanchex
J. Carin
Ty Compenn
Jan Fernandes
J. Martinen
Midawint
Teownida
A. Rwiter
N Aalan
Gonanton
Eunrda
Subq
Garcia
Offers to Stage Racing Meet Proposed by Galveston Track Operator
An offer to stage a racing meet was made Friday by J M Sheppard, head of the Gulf Coast Breeding and Racing Association and operator of a Galveston track. A committee memo sent through the chamber of commerce to Mayor Kauinn conveyed the proposition.
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J. M. Sheppard
Galventon
Chamber of Commerce
Kauiin
Fight Results by The Associated Press New York
A dense OCR of boxing results lists numerous fighters and outcomes from various locales. Names such as Al Kusure, Irene Anthen My, and Johnny Craven appear amid citys and venues, with scattered weights and points. The fragmentary text references Newark Boston Detroit Philadelphia and other hubs, suggesting a broad roundup of recent bouts and judges' scores.
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Loathouwlar
Worcester
Mins
York
Abs Beschtei
Kalviorn
Adluitu
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Vow
Agia
Duluth
Iloraakie Kanver
Esaia Itiver
Win
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Chienen
Negra
Litlola
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Tuckshore
Brotter
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Lim
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Mayen
Arow
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Lantalat Fut
Puspainton Toy Hattey
Decnagorale
Ginna
Philalelpnia
Outponian
Cimon
Trilaael Atte
Frankie Nh
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