Midget Gloves Fly Tonight For New Feather Title
Tony Canzoneri of Brooklyn meets Benny Bass of Philadelphia in a fifteen round featherweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Dundee, former undefeated featherweight champ, watches and praises Canzoneri after his prior win over a youth he mentored.
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Irishmen May Further Prove Sandies Worth
Shamrock Irishmen face the Sandies in a Miami invitation basketball clash. The Sandies aim to prove their merit before state eliminations, hoping a victory over the balanced Irish five matches their rising form. Game starts at 8 o clock with Butler likely starting Travis Van Hoy Larsen Walker and Doebler.
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Mantell to Meet Sandova in Armory Card Bout
Mantell vows to prove he can beat local welterweight rival Sandova in a finish bout at the armory with preliminaries starting 8 15. Mantell recently wrestled in Wichita Falls and San Angelo, while Otis Klingman faces Joe Anderson in a one fall match as fans buy tickets at City Drug Store.
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Claremore Boy Leads Oklahoma High School Athletics
Clay Fisk of Claremore was elected to head the Oklahoma High School Athletic Association for the coming year. W L Roach of Ponca City and A Frank Martin of Yale were named vice president and treasurer, with Lee K. Anderson continuing as secretary. Dr Henry S Curtis urged universal, safer athletics and a state department of physical education in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma High School Sessions Focus on Tournaments and Eligibility
Oklahoma City hosts the state association meeting through Saturday to finalize district tournament locations allocate spots and review eligibility cases Norman’s Sooners face Washington U and Missouri as they pursue an undefeated Missouri Valley glide. Stillwater sees Oklahoma Aggies eye a win to climb from second while Denver Kid clashes with Dude Craig in bantamweight action in Norman.
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Sanger Emerges as Western Featherweight Contender
Milwaukee featherweight Joey Sanger defeated Bud Taylor by technical knockout to vault as a leading western challenger for the featherweight title. Taylor claimed a foul but was ruled unable to answer the bell after a body blow, and Sanger earned his second win in three vs Terre Haute, Indiana fighter. In Kansas City a separate case saw Edwin Christian beaten by his teacher over a math dispute, with a jury awarding $1500 in damages.
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Otto Peltzer Arrives From Germany as Olympic Hope
The postwar German runner Otto Peltzer, hailed as a beacon of Franco-German athletic goodwill, arrives amid high expectations for the Amsterdam Olympics. His times include 600 m in 1 08.6, 1500 m in 3 51, and 800 m in 1 82 10, with a celebrated 1920s rise and Berlin nickname Otto the Alarare.
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Border Line Cochran Beats: Bassboxing Headlines
Welterweight Bud Taylor loses to Joey Sanger in seven rounds by technical knockout in Chicago. Ten thousand fans pay about 40000 dollars as Sanger dominates the bantam king. Cochran defeats Schaefer in Indianapolis exhibition nines.
Cubs Gather for Spring Trip to Catalina Island
The Chicago Cubs head for spring training on Catalina Island with star pitcher Charlie Root reaching a one year contract agreement after talks in Los Angeles. Root, who won 26 games last season, had initially returned his contract unsigned but accepted a revised offer delivered by Manager Joe McCarthy. The details of the terms remain undisclosed.
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Uscudun Sets Warmup Schedule Ahead of Godfrey Bout
Los Angeles February 10 Paulino Uscudun Basque heavyweight contender arrives after welcome from countrymen and shifts to training for the February 28 outdoor bout at Wrigley Field with George Godfrey. Indoor sessions two days at Jack Dempsey's gym precede tougher outdoor work.
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Locke Leaving to Compete in Olympic Trials
Roland Locke Nebraska sprinter holder of the world record for 220 yards arrives in New York to prep for Olympic tryouts. He will appear in two sprints at the New York A C program February 20 at Madison Square Garden. Chief Fait Elkins joins Locke, training for the Olympic team after winning the national decathlon.
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Tilden to Meet Lott in Tonight's Singles Clash
Chicago February 10 William Tilden a tennis veteran meets George M Lott Jr in a special singles match as part of Jay Alai games. The event opens the 47th annual United States lawn tennis association meeting with Hennessey and Hunter also in singles action.
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Basketball scores reel from night across multiple colleges
United Press reports last night results include Nebraska 32 Ames 26 Drake 40 Kansas 28 Kansas Aggies 48 Grinnell 29 Northwestern Teachers 21 Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers 21 Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers 82 Central Oklahoma Teachers 21 Sterling Milk 48 Wichita Elk 25 Missouri Valley A A U notes Central Teachers Scholastic Tourney results Edmond class A.
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College Title Fray Starts in Southwest Conference Showdown
Fayetteville Arkansas February 10 The Southern Methodist Mustangs visit the University of Arkansas in a first of two basketball games to test title hopes. Both teams sit at six conference wins and face four easier games before the halfway point of league play.
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Yankees to Stage 36 Man Training Camp in St Petersburg
The New York Yankees will train at St Petersburg Florida with a squad of 36 players led by Secretary Fd. and others. This camp marks the start of preparations for the season as roster plans are outlined and key prospects join the group.
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Billiards to be governed by National Billiards Association
Chicago Feb 10 Under Ralph H Wheeler president of the National Billiards Association the federation will supervise all professional billiards matches starting with the national pocket tournament March 6 17 Pros led by Frank Taborski and Walker Cochran signed to back the shift seeking independence from commercial promoters.
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Welterweight and lighter boxing results across cities
A rundown of recent boxing bouts with multiple near equal rounds. Notable results include John Hinck defeating Warren Levy in five rounds and Pat Delaney stopping in the third round. Several draws and decisions across California Illinois New York Pennsylvania Washington and Ohio are reported among welterweights and flyweights.
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Republican To Assist Al Smith Campaign
Sacramento February 10 Republican John M Higgins a lifelong Republican and former county Republican central committee chairman said he would assist in Gov Al Smith of New Yorks campaign for president and registered as a Democrat
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South Central Open Golf Tourney Opens At Hot Springs
About 126 golfers start the South Central Open at Hot Springs Arkansas with 18 holes today and 36 hole final on Sunday. Notables include Tommy Armour MacDonald Smith Joe Kirkwood and Al Watrous while the first group tees off at 1 00 a m and others at five minute intervals.
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Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
A vintage drug ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for colds, persistent coughs, throat trouble, and related lung illnesses. It claims creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth, promising relief and money back if not satisfied.
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