Verdicts Split On Mantle Fields Boxing Bout
Sammy Mantle, Meltweight world champion, and Jackie Fields, Pacific coast flash, fought 12 rounds in Los Angeles. The session ended without a decision as ring insiders offered varying verdicts. Mantell drew blood when he tapped Fields’ nose early in the bout.
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Amarillo Baseball Plans Face Opening Day Frenzy
Amarillo Western league talks 4 pm weekday and 8 pm Sunday games at home with opening day fanfare. J D McClaren appeals for 4:30 starts to miss boat schedules. Izaak Walton league looming as city commission review. Tulsa Oilers beat Kansas City Blues 2 to 1 in exhibition. six rookies assigned to Muskokee club include Ratliff.
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Quakers Champ City Series In Icy Weather
In Philadelphia on April 5 the Quakers and Athletics face a pre season city league series under rain and ice. The Athletics seek their third win in as many games after a 2 to 1 extra innings victory yesterday.
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Bruins Gain Playoff Spot In Hockey Semi Final
Boston Kins clinch American section championship and the right to face Ottawa in the inter-group series for the Stanley Cup by defeating New York Rangers 3 to 1 in the final game of the semi final series. The first game ended in a tie in Boston last Saturday night.
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Carpenter Floors Man In Waco Glove Event
In Waco on April 5 AP reports a boxing card headlined by Maco Carpenter defeating Booger Red Lewis in a seven round bout. Lewis fought valiantly before a knockout in the seventh, while Dunn-Ray McFadden secured a fifth round knockout on the same program.
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Jewelers supply high English provincial society with festive rent
A fragment notes upper crust society in provincial English town renting jewelry from jewelers for festive occasions. The text mentions amen in high English circles and formal attire, hinting at a ceremonial economy surrounding rental gems.
Grace And Rhythm By Feg Murray
Graceful diver Peter Desjardins, a brown skinned 17 year old nicknamed Pete, astonished crowds at the 1924 national indoor swimming championships in Chicago with flawless springboard dives. The Florida visitant from a 1923 era, Desjardins later won Olympic and national titles, including the 1924 Paris games springboard second place and a double victory at the Sesqui meet last summer in both plain and fancy diving and springboard events.
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Willnois Athletic Club
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Murrays Denial Ties Nickname to Playoffs
Bill Cook's younger brother of the New York Rangers denies that proximity to the playoffs earned him the nickname Hot Cross Run. The text notes climbers near Everest suffer sunstroke even when air is freezing.
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Bill Cook
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Chicago to Host Two World Title Bouts This Summer
Promoter Jim Mullen plans two world championship boxing matches in Chicago. Mushy Callahan and Soug Myers duel for the junior welter crown likely in June, while Bud Taylor meets Tony Canzoneri for bantam honors the next month.
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Mushy Callahan
Junior Welter King
Soug Myers
Pocatello
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Tony Canzoneri
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Myers
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Nebraska dominates New Mexico in dual meet
In Albuquerque on April 6 the University of Nebraska routed the University of New Mexico 104 to 22 on the cinder path and in the field. Durisch set a Nebraska discus record at 134 feet 4 inches, surpassing Bud Weller’s previous mark. Roland Locke, noted for 220 yards, appeared in exhibition runs of 2 minutes 6 seconds for the 800 and 7.8 seconds for the 70 yard dash. The article also notes the term staterooms on boats stems from Mississippi steamer practices naming rooms for states.
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University of Nebraska
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Durisch
Nebraska
Bud Weller
Roland Locke
Shoeless Joe Keeps Autonomy After Ban from Baseball
Savannah report profiles Joe Jackson, owner of the Savannah Valet Service, three-branch dry cleaning business valued at 15000 dollars. He criticizes Judge Landis, says he will not return to baseball, and notes the business will earn about 8600 dollars this year despite the ban.
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Georgia City
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Joe
Sox
Hallas V Mantell Set For Friday Night Wrestling Show
Elmer Guthrie announced a heavyweight Dallas wrestling bout between Billy Hallas and Dutch Mantell for next Friday night. Mantell appears recovered from a recent blockade and the promoter says he is ready. Hallas, a Dallas idol, faces a tough challenge as rough handling and potential police action loom if fouls escalate.
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Elmer Guthrie
Remalta
Billy Hallas
Guthrie
Joe Kopecky
Hilly Hallas
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