Pitching Weakness Likely to Handicap Cardinals Again
The 1925 St Louis Cardinals, strengthened by Branch Rickey trades, face uncertain pitching despite a solid offense and solid infield. New hurlers like Day Shields Clough Wigington Hallahan join veterans, while catching duties may shift to Mike Gonzales. Outfield remains unsettled with multiple contenders and possible shifts in Holm’s position during spring training in Stockton California.
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Bears' new ballpark on Josephine Street sparks fan naming
A reader suggests Nest Beer Park as the Bears' new baseball grounds on Josephine Street. The column recalls Charley Wuest turning 50 and breaking 100 at the municipal course, then hoping to shave ten strokes in 50 years. It notes Texas Open Golf Championship preparations and a boost to local business from pro and amateur players alike.
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Pancho Goldstein KOed as Pancho to stay in San Antonio return
Pancho Goldstein of San Antonio was knocked out in the tenth round by Ney Snyder of Boston in a twelve round bout in Waterbury. Pancho plans to return home after a disappointing defeat and notes he wore down from a weight handicap. Burns of San Antonio also lost to Sheik Leonard in a ten round semi final, while Brookie Stephens beat Harry Sutton by TKO in six rounds and may headline against Georgie Day in two weeks.
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San Antonio
Sheik Leonard
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Brookie Stephens
San Antonian
Berlenbach Wins by Points Over Marallo at Madison Square
New York junior welterweight Paul Berlenbach defeated Youlony Marallo of New Orleans in a brisk Madison Square Garden bout. Berlenbach dominated early and throughout the ten rounds, weighing 1711 2 and Marallo 168 3 4. In the eight round semi final Sally Montgomery of Fort Worth former college football star stopped Clement Saavedra in the second round.
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Dealey declines regent post in Ferguson administration
Ted Dealey of Dallas, editorial writer for the Dallas News, declined Governor Miriam A. Ferguson's offer to serve as regent of the University. He said he appreciated the honor but must decline due to his employer's policy against political appointments.
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French Take Away Ledoux's Laurels
Andre Routts will be officially declared featherweight champion of France today by the national boxing federation after Ledoux refused to accept the official challenge. Ledoux's manager had declined the claim, prompting the federation to ratify the decision.
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National Terri Rankings Attacked by Western Tennis Group
Chicago report says a Western Lawn Tennis Association meeting plans to challenge the United States Lawn Tennis Association's national terri ratings. George Lott of Chicago was listed twelfth, sparking controversy as members prepare to express objections at the USTA annual meeting next week. Brian Norton was ranked ninth.
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Greb Outpoints Jimmy Delaney in Ten Round Bout
In St. Paul, Jan 31, Harry Greb world middleweight champion outpointed Jimmy Delaney in ten rounds. Delaney fought at catchweight with Greb at 167 and Delaney around 171 pounds. Greb used his windmill attack and dominated as Delaney appeared overwhelmed by swift punches and varied angles.
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IORMOYLE WINS EASY GAME FROM .BAPTISTS
Camp Normoyle defeated the Calvary Baptists 22 to 7 on Friday night for an easy victory. Pugby scored eight points and Forewer seven for Normoyle, while Roberson and Jee each had three for the Baptists. Lineups listed with players and officials.
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Ninth Infantry stuns Engineers to surge in Army Post standings
Ninth Infantry defeated the Second Engineers 75 to 29 in a close first half tilt, then pulled away as Elimzer scored 32 points and Ross added five baskets. The win ties for first place in the Army Post League.
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Renault Pummels Bob Roper In Ten Rounds
In Omaha on January 31 Canadian heavyweight Sham yon Renault outpointed Captain Bob Roper of Roanoke Va over ten rounds. Renault dominated after the opening round with strong left kicks while Johnny Nicols of St Paul edged Frank Maleor of Kansas City in the ten round semi final before Maleor retired with an injury in the eighth.
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Hole in One On 145 Yard Sixteenth At Augustine
Harry H. Koehler of Newark New Jersey achieved a hole in one at the St Augustine Florida course yesterday. A driven tee shot on the 145 yard sixteenth at the &1 Augustine course carried past the flag then rolled back into the cup after a foot of backward kick.
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New Braunfels High Defeats Seguin Team in Slow Game
New Braunfels High School beat Seguin High School 7 to 2 in a slow basketball game after a 17 to 16 victory over Serain Tuberane College last week. The Friday afternoon matchup featured a scoreless first quarter.
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Lewis In Training For Mondt Match In Chicago
Lewis the world heavyweight title claimant trains in Chicago for a Tuesday match with Joe Mondt. He has just been discharged from a Kangana City hospital after his defeat by Wayne Munn and is in excellent condition aside from a knee boil.
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Big” Munn
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Toots” Mondt
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Scullers Matched For World Championship Race
Melbourne reports McDevitt and Major Goodsell have been matched for the world sculling title to be rowed on the Clarence River March 17 with a side bet of £200. The title was relinquished by Tammer Paddon last month to McDevitt on condition he meet Major Goodsell.
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Dempsey vows retirement and split with Kearns in 1920
Jack Dempsey announces his ring career will end on January 31 to March twentieth, marking his marriage to Estelle Taylor and a split from manager Jack Kearns. He cites lack of challengers, Taylor’s wishes, and financial independence as reasons. Tex Rickard plans a title bout with Tom Gibbons around June 1.
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Hig Ring
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Tex Rickard
Tom Gibbons
St Mark's Juniors Clinch Western Division Title in Comeback
St Mark's Juniors rallied from a scoreless first half to defeat Prospect Hill Presbyterians 13 to 9 on their court and clinch the Western division championship. Looney Jenull and Looney led with five points each. F Gerke added one. Presbyterians leader B Murray scored six. Two games remain. Turner Hall hosts Central Christians vs Good Will Center and Trinity Methodists vs Grace Lutherans in a double header.
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TAR ATHLETES N MEET AT BOOTON
Boston A A track and field meet features Panvo Nurmi Jose Ray Loren Murchison Ugo Frigerio and Willie Platt as top attractions. Nurmi seeks a new two mile indoor record facing Gunnar Nilson while Ray aims for his Hunter mile victory.
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Nurmi Fails to Break Record at New York Meet
Paavo Nurmi of Finland failed to set new marks in a 1 1/8 mile race at the Stantoneside A C games last night. Reports say he is hampered by an injured leg and a cold while Jose Ray could have edged ahead. Willie Plant and Willie Bitola showed strong form, with Bitola missing a record by a few seconds in a two mile event.
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Largest South AAU meet to be held in Louisville
Louisville news reports the National AAU indoor track and field meet will be February 1. Indiana University Ohio State Butler Princeton Boston YMCA New York clubs have sent entries, indicating a record turnout from the Mason-Dixon line. Paavo Nurmi is expected to compete, bringing top collegiate runners to the event.
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Western Conference renews cage race in midweek games
Western Conference teams were mostly idle due to mid-year exams. Four teams play tonight with Chicago aiming for its first conference win over Ohio State while Indiana faces Iowa at Iowa City.
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Champion Kaplan On Coast For Bout
Kia Kaplan world's featherweight champion arrived in Los Angeles and began training for a 12 round no decision bout with Bill Riley of Seattle on February 10. Kaplan is among three champions appearing here this month whose titles will not be at stake.
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Those Were the Good Old Days A Line On Sport in the Year 56
A writer recalls The Clipper of 1857 68 years ago and its sport minded pages. It notes dog fighting cock fighting and pigeon shooting then banned, and describes early forms of baseball boxing and gymnastic exhibitions.
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Gibbons Beats Herman to Claim Heavyweight Title
Tommy Gibbons defeated Ling Jim Herman by knockout in Detroit to stake a claim to the world heavyweight title. He signaled willingness to face top contenders led by Flurry Wills and said he would drop light heavyweight status and forfeit money posted for those divisions. Gibbons halted Herman in the third round after controlling the fight with body work. Herman weighed 225 pounds, Gibbons 179.25.
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Grange declines $2000 movie contract
Chicago Champaign date lines report Red Grange, famed Illinois football star, turning down a New York film contract offering $2000 a week. The star reportedly plans to return the unsigned agreement, citing a preference to stay with football and his college team.
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