Later Start But Harder Work Detroit's Training Plans
The Detroit Tigers plan a two week later start at Augusta Ga this year with intensified training under Ty Cobb. Key veterans Heilmann Brece der Whitehill Burk O Rourke Rigner Maney Jones Mamush Fothergill Wingo Woodall Davis Johnson Pillette Collins Leonard Holloway Wells plus Ishnny Neun and two new prospects. McBride joins as assistant manager to strengthen second base as Pratt is released and Soles returns to the Pacific coast.
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Holloc her Placed on Retired List
James 23 Chicago Cubs shortstop Charney Holl0cher was placed on the voluntary retired list by Commissioner Landis at the player's request. He said he could not assure joining the team on its current trip due to health, but if fit he could rejoin the club later on the southwestern trip.
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Gibbons Jan 36 bout with Herman announced in Detroit
Reports from Detroit today confirm a January bout between Tom Gibbons and Herman with a January date set. The two heavyweights are expected to clash in a scheduled match as boxing circles watch the early plans unfold.
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Omaha
Walter Johnson Sues Syndicate for Life History Publication
Veteran pitcher Walter Johnson sues Thompson Fiction Service and others for enjoining publication of a syndicated life history series. He seeks 8506 000 in damages and an accounting of earnings from eight of twelve articles, alleging the series is fraudulent and unauthorized. The suit contends Johnson never gave permission for the biography.
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Northwestern relay team shatters pool records in Chicago meet
Northwestern University relay team set multiple records at a Chicago pool meet. They clocked 600 yards in 9?389 seconds, surpassing the world mark, and 625 seconds for another distance, while breaking their own 300 yard record with 4 minutes 39.5 seconds.
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Ted Lewis defeats French champion in 20 round bout
Ted Lewis defeats Tranquis Charles, former welterweight champion of France, on points in a 20 round Houston bout last night. The bout left Charles the widthweight champion of France and Lewis continues his rise in the welterweight ranks.
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Talaker Duruque Triumphs In World Middleweight Resting Title Bout
Duruque of Daven last night defeated Jan Laliber of Chicago in a fall and 35 minute world middleweight resting title match. It was held in Daneland with Kansel, Iowa as the venue and Duane as promoter.
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Jan Laliber
Chicago
Aimant
Master Charles Hints At Derby Return From Rest
Master Charles Unitedate for the Kentucky Derby has retired temporarily due to an old ailment and may return before precloses if his condition improves. In New Orleans reports say the English colt has drawn juvenile interest and led several geldings in earnings, while a winter schedule is in doubt as a leading Derby contender. The article also mentions boxing and rowing events on the horizon in New York and at the intercollegiate regatta planning to extend the course to four miles.
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Rice Seeks At Bat Record in 1924 Season
Sam Rice of the Washington Senators is believed to hold the single game at bat record with nine trips to bat on July 19 against the Browns. He also led the season with 646 at bats, recording 16 hits, 46 walks, and 4 hit by pitches, as Urban Shocker and Dave Danforth pitched for the Browns.
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Undefeated Big Ten leaders clash in Illinois race
Un defeated leaders in the Big Ten meet in Urbana as Wisconsin and Iowa chase top spot. Ohio State faces Minnesota while Michigan and Purdue slip in the standings. Illinois hosts Chicago and Purdue fights Minnesota in a key pair of games.
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Michigan
Beckey Broomhill Leads Notable Field Trial Showing
Beckey Broomhill starred in a field trial at Lexington Kentucky under judge L. I. Haggin. Ches Harris handled the dog, with formal judging continuing for about three hours as the animal dispatched birds and a single fault. The event drew an inquisitive crowd and featured other contenders around the main name.
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GMVC and Mitchell Matched for Coast Bout in LA
The report states that GMVC and Pinkey Mitchell have been matched to fight in Los Angeles in April or May for a junior welterweight championship. Mitchell is noted as a titleholder and the bout is expected to feature their rise in the welterweight ranks.
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Los Angeles
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Prominencs
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Toplin Backed In Pursuit Of West Association Franchise
Toplin seeks a West Association baseball franchise for the coming season after a nine inning decision. Owners and city officials had earlier concluded talks aimed at finalizing a purchase and operation plan for a local team.
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Espinosa Enters Texas Open With Bold Victory Claim
Abs Espinosa the San Francisco pro who won last week and placed second to MacDonald in the California open has entered the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park on February 12 18 and 14 He vows to win and will likely be accompanied by one brother Al plus his other relatives The entry suggests Chick Evans and Larry Xabholts may join the South Central Open at Hot Springs and Brethrenridge Park classic also looms. A Salado Springs nine opened with Beetle Juelz posting 32 at the new course and attention turns to finishing tee boxes and second nine holes.
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Beetle) Juelz
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Jess Willard Fights For Right of Way On Glendale Boulevard
Former heavyweight boxing champion Jess Willard drives in a one round auto clash with Glendale businessman William Geitz on a boulevard near Glendale California. Both cars were badly smashed with Willard and Geitz bruised and Mrs Geitz slightly injured.
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Oklahoma Aggies Hold Lead in Tight Conference Win
The Oklahoma Aggies beat Rice Institute 20 to 14 at Houston in a hard fought Southwestern Conference game. Center Praska starred for Rice, and Hall sparked the rally as Oklahoma trailed 6 to 10 at the half before surging ahead in the second half for the victory.
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Golfers Duel On Seventeenth Green In Tight Series
Harold Long of Pontiac and Johnny Rodgers from Dayton edged Clarence Mangham and Tom Lally in a hard fought Thursday match. Both Lally and Mangham posted 71 on Wednesday, with a 72 par for the 18 holes, while the second nine holes proved more picturesque and decisive in the overall test.
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Eighth Squadron Defeats Engineers In Close Night Game
Stephens and Lee led the Eighth Squadron of Kelly Field to a 19 to 15 win over the Engineers. Stephens scored nine and Tee eight as the Fliers avenged an earlier defeat. Schriver led the Engineers with nine points while Burkstresser added four.
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Britton Beats Tenner In Coast Bout At St Paul
Jack Britton ex welterweight champion of the world outboxed Very Tenner in a coast bout at St Paul last night. Britton dominated with his jab and footwork to secure a clear decision. The victory adds another win on his coast fight record.
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A A U Moves To Build City Track For Youth
New York plans a ten lap turning track to uncover hidden Nurmis of the future. The Amateur Athletic Union leadership led by Murray Flulbert. development committee votes to petition the city for construction costing about 1400 dollars. A A U will supply coaches and cover all expenses. Youth may use facilities free of charge regardless of club affiliation.
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Missouri Valley indoor track meet dates set
The Missouri Valley conference indoor track meet is scheduled for March 31 in Omaha. Da Z A Reilly of the Omaha City athletic club and Herbert Gish of the University of Nebraska confirmed the plans in a conference in NSAS CITY. The event will be held in Convention Hall.
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Nurmi to chart race plan for 3000 meter at Wilco Games
In Brooklyn on February 7 Paavo Nurmi plans to draft a lap by lap schedule for the 3000 meter race. The Finnish distance ace will use an eight lap banked track and memorize times for each lap while racing to beat records and reach two miles. He works as a draftsman in Finland and aims to cut time for one and three quarters and one and seven eighth miles.
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Coach Predicts Joie Ray May Beat Nurmi at Millrose Boston Events
Chicago January 28 Coach John P. Mahan believes Joie Ray the Illinois A C middle distance star can outrun the Finn Paavo Nurmi in upcoming races. Ray meets Nurmi in a 3 4 mile at Millrose and in the Hunter Mile at Boston A A C Ray aims to thwart Nurmi by forcing him to race differently rather than his machine like pace.
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