Flowers Wins Middleweight Title Shocks Greb at Garden
Tiger Flowers, the Atlanta Negro, defeats champion Harry Greb in a fifteen round decision at Madison Square Garden. Flowers dominates early rounds while Greb stages a late comeback, but fails to reclaim his crown.
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Tiger Flowers
Rything
Larry Reb
Tiger Lowers
Atlanta
Flowers
Jeryhow
Iken
Allegheny
Lone
Oberlin Faces Two Key Basketball Tests in Season Finish
Oberlin, Feb 27. With a rebuilt lineup after losing seven of last year's stars, Captain Bob Leahy leads a young squad that has shown steady development. Two important games remain: at Denison on February 27 and Mount Union at Oberlin on March 6, promising strong defensive battles.
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Oberlin
Bob Leahy
Max Weber
Butler
Mickey McPhee
Rus Sullivan
Leahy
Albion
Hamilton College
Clinton
Rochester
Oleskin
Aptain Jost
Miami
Wonsier
Qberlin
Denison
Mount Tuton
Americans Loom To Win Series In Indoor Tennis
In New York, Feb, Americans lead the American French indoor tennis series after doubles victory. William Tilden and Vincent Richards ached to face Tone Lacoste and Jean Borotra in today’s final matches while LaCoste and Brugnon pushed the Americans to five sets before losing. The series victory required one more win for the Americans.
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New York
William Tiden
Vincent Richards
Tone Lacoste
Jean Boratra
Tilden
LaCoste
Richards
Protra
LaCosta
Brugnon
Elyria Defeats Painesville High By Wide Margin
Elyria High overwhelmed Painesville High with a 25 to 7 victory in the North Eastern CQmic tournament opener. Wentz Hess and Colgan led Elyria’s scoring as they dominated play, building a 19 to 6 lead by end of the third quarter and closing strong with consistent defense and sharp passing. Colgan and teammates then prepared to face University School in Cleveland, with Lakewood looming as a potential title favorite.
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East High School
Elyria High
Painesville
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Hess
Wentz
Elsha
Persons
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Elvrra
France
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Elyrians
Tess
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Painesvile
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Robinson
Crimson
White
Lakewood
Cleveland
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Lote
Rf Cee
Aa Hess
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Ae Robinson
Wesc
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Adame
Archambeau
Elviia
Tours
Hivria
Collinwood
West Tech
Grenville
John Adams
Fast High
West High
Troly
St. Ignatius
State High
South High
Cathedral Latim
Cleveland Weights
East Tech
Lorain Bowlers Lead To Inter-City Tournament
Elyria bowling teams showed poorly at the Inter-City Bowling Tournament in Tiffin with no finalist spots. Hubbel and Root of Moose team place third in singles with 1,290. Martin Bake Shops of Lorain lead five leaders with 3,061 total. Neilson's Jewelers Lorain sits fifth. Canolas and Schafer are fourth in doubles. Canolas third and Preno fourth in all events standings.
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Jeaders
Hubbel
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Moose
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Martin Bake Shops
Neilson
Canolas
Schafer
Multiple 1900s sports events listed in scattered meets
racing meets listed in Miami Jefferson Park Tampa Havana Havana Miami Boston Baltimore Urbana LosAngeles Los Angeles and Chicago. basketball southern conference championships at Atlanta bench show in New Orleans curling Quebec bowling Indianapolis Tulsa skating New York tennis Franco American indoor in New York.
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Qerleans
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Tia Juana
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Havana
Harvard
Atlanta
Show of Louisiana Kennel Club
New Orleans
Quebec
Elks
Indianapolis
Southwestern Bowling Association
Tulsa Okla
New York
Florida open championship concludes in Tampa
The Florida open golf tournament winds up in Tampa as the final round decides the champion. The Women’s South Atlantic championship also closes at Ormond Beach with winners crowned. In boxing, Sally Seaman faces Del Pino in a 15 round bout in Havana, Cuba.
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Ormond Beach
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del Pino
Havana
Cuba
Yankee Twirler Writes Poetry
In St. PlornnwsnURGH Fla on February 27, Roy Chesterfield, rookie pitcher for the Yankees, is revealed as a poetry writer after one of his poems appears in a local paper. The club ponders whether manager Huggins will curb his practice.
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Roy Chesterfield
Chesterfeld
Huggins
Chesterfield
Bengough
Sports Notes on 1925 Baseball and 1926 Plans
A mosaic of sports anecdotes covers 1925 NL left handed pitching advantage versus right handers, AL trends, and a St. Louis dispatch about Miller. Also notes J B Richardson’s ten week old colt travel tale, Hin Tilden naming Costa as potential tennis heir, Ned Grange's alleged regret, and Chicago Coliseum hosting the national outdoor life exposition May 10 15 1926 with broad appeal to sport fans.
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Ban Johnson
Sidewheelers
St. Louis
Miller
Chicago
Lenglen cites doctors blocking match with Helen Wills
Suzanne Lenglen says doctors oppose her singles play before June due to health concerns. She plans to play doubles with M. Cochet at Mentone next week and may not return to singles until June. She notes Wills is in strong form and fears another clash until she is fully fit.
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Fab
Uie
Lenglen
Helen Wille
Niviera
Suzanna
Today
Jung
Mlle
Suzanne
Tam
Mentone
M. Cochet
Cloud
Mantone
Condi
Tion
Helen Willis
Helen Willaam
Susanne
Helen Wills
Suzane
Mise Wills
Y Industrial League Teams in Northeast Tournament
The Y industrial league sends two strong Elyria squads to the Northeast Tournament in Alliance. Fox Furnace and Colson Co. will carry the league’s hopes with Calvary Evangelical of Cleveland and Old Stone Church of Cleveland as first opponents. Russell names: Kirby, Miller, Heinzerlit, Schrock, Stolzenberg, Crooks, Geiger, Maddock.
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Fox Furnace
Colson Co
Filyria
Church of Christ
Ely
Church of Cleveland
Central Church of
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Fox
Kirby
Miller
Henry
Weat
Guthman
Blakely
Browse
The
Nap’ Heinzerlit
Schrock
Squires
Stolzenberg
Crooks
Geiger
Maddock
Garris
Kuss
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