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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1925

Page

13

Boxing Titles Tilt Through Time and Troubled Claims

Retired fighters and fluctuating claims shadow the boxing world as promoters chase belts won in rings, ringside bets, and international moves. The piece surveys champions, challengers, and the shifting meaning of world titles across weights and eras.

Roush Finds Valued Place After Long Road Back

New York report details Edd Roush’s rise from an unwanted waiver to a premier outfielder. Once traded for $6,000, he rebuilt his arm to throw left and became a top NL hitter and fielder. Born Oakland City, Indiana, he is 32 this spring and joining the Reds by spring training.

New York Fedal Ene Edd. Roush Newark H P. Sinclair Federals John McGraw Gianta Cincinnati Roush Evansville Reds Oakland City Ind

Pittsburgh’s Civito Upsets Appeby in Balkline Championship Tie

John A. Civito Jr of Pittsburgh defeats Francis Appeby of New York 800 to 106 to reach a four match won and one lost record in the national amateur class A balkline billiards championship. The tie will be decided Monday night.

New York John A. Civito, Jr Pittsburgh Francis Appeby Cone

Leaks Reveal Leads Winner Ends Paasaic's Streak

A remarkable six foot six center halted Paasaic's sensational 169 game winning streak. The standout player, Bol apy Be KREE, anchored the effort with dominant interior play and a decisive performance.

Cently Paasaic Bolapy

Dempsey refutes retirement rumors in Salt Lake City

Jack Dempsey says reports of his retirement are bunk and outlines plans for 1925. He expects to fight Tommy Gibbons next, while on a gas honeymoon with his bride. He notes interest in a few bouts but has no decision to retire now.

Easil Amy Gabbons Jack Dempsey Gemmy Mandell New York Eddie Kane Ballyhoe Burn Kid Kaplan New York City Boxing Commission Kaplan Bud Richer Vernon Calif Paavo Nurdi Jeffries Hart Root Burns Jack O Brien Squires Roche Ireland Champon Meir England Bill Lange Australia Tommy Burns Sullivan Slade New Zealand Peter Jackson Jack McAuliffe Kid Lavigne America Dick Burge Lavigne Burge Wees Bettinsom National Sporting Club Sam Fitzpatrick Sam George Lavgne Fitzpatrick Ted Kid Lewis Toureb Abe Attell Terry McGovern Attell Nelson Johnny Kilbane Harry Forbes Chicago Frankie Neil San Francisco Neil Bowker Jimmy Walsh Boston Digger Stanley Johnny Conlan Kid Witems Tommy Ryan Kid McCoy Bill Smith Kid) Lewis Britton Walker Salt Lake City Bunk Tommy Gibbons St. Paul Eastele Taylor Los Angeles Gene Sageren Jois Paavo Nurmi Gene Casaline

Delaney Faces Greb Rival as Flowers Fades in Ring

New York boxing notes a pending Greb bout with Jack Delaney after Delaney outboxed Tiger Flowers at Madison Square Garden. In a wild exchange Flowers and Delaney traded powerful blows before both committed fouls, leaving the crowd stirred and the outcome unclear.

New York Harry Greb Jack Delaney Delaney Neves Harry Jack Tiger Flowers Greb Madison Square Garden Tigah Mr. Chapdelaine Atlanta Flowers Second Avenue Tiger Delaner Klaney Turmolt Patsy Haley Arenes Daeugh

Winter Sports Carnival set for McCall March 6 7

McCall Idaho February 28 ideal weather and a longer than usual event list mark readiness for the annual Winter Carnival March 6 and 7 special trains will bring visitors from across the state many will ride in Pullman cars overnight with sidetracked sleeping and meals provided Caldwell Idaho February 28 Caldwell Commercial club considers accepting a dog racing offer from Ashton Idaho for the McCall event Boise Idaho February 28 Tud Kent winner of the Ashton derby and holder of a championship will race under Boise colors at McCall Kent's dogs praised as kings of the snowy trail

Boise McCall Carnival McCall Caldwell Ashton Idaho Smoky Gaston Ashton Ruary Caldwell Commercial Club Qcaldwell Club Sportemen Co Cue Ce Caldwell Tud Kent Ashton Fi McGall O. C. Oky Gaston Kent

Cornell Restores Three Mile River Rowing Route

The report notes Cornell shifted back to a three mile Hudson course after earlier support for four miles. It cites Charles E Courtney's influence and historical wins on four miles, while Yale and Columbia figures weigh in on the four mile preference amid alumni reaction and NCAA era debates.

Lawrence Perry New York Cornell Poughkeepsie Hudson River Charles E. Courtney Cayuga Lake Ithaca Ponghéepsice Scales Pevania Jim Ice Joseph Ag Eaevania Columbia

Giants Open Training Camp In Sarasota With Practice

Manager John McGraw took charge of the New York Giants first practice in Sarasota Florida as pitchers and infielders began conditioning. Frank Frisch captain and second baseman is close to signing. two daily sessions start tomorrow. Meanwhile Yankees and Athletics also begin camp with pitchers working speed and curves in Bradenton and Fort Myers Florida. Cleveland reports veterans nursing sore arms as recruit pitchers prepare for spring camp at Lakeland.

New York John McGraw Giants Sarasota Fla Jack ‘Lley Arthur Nehl Frank Frisch Yankees St. Petersburg Cleveland Indians Lakeland Hot Springs

Local Baseball Beat Confusingly Recounted

Hot Springs notes and league summary amid unclear text. Mentions Dabe Ruth era context and spring prep for major league season with scattered references to teams and venues in Arkansas.

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