Moetzger's Creamery topples Presbyterian B in City cage loop
In last night's City League action at Badger Gym the Moetzger's Creamery defeated the Presbyterian B team 29 to 17. The Presbyterian A squad routed the Yannigans 34 to 14 in the opener, while Santa Fe trainmen beat Hereford Independents 41 to 21.
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Moetzger’s
Presbyterian
Badger Gym
Presbyterian A's
Yannigans
City League
Santa Fe
Hereford Independents
Bert's Tavern
Borden's Quint
Presbyterian A
Lovelady
Sanders
DeGrassi
Walker
Raines
Wilson
Kendricks
Gibbon
Deerboser
Reding
Seeeeesees
Waener
F Mann
Seeeeee Alexander
Seeeereee Earhardt
Eeneeee Balton
Preeaeeede
Corbitt
Y Gibson
Hill
Gusdabet Red- Wayne
Alexander
Earhardt Ding
Gray
Neely
McDaird
Hardy
Lafon
Fuller
Cazzell
Gibson
S. W. P. Service
Smitheeeee
Felareski
Shillett
Theis
Kelly Neewee
Blackburn
Sumsee
Bert’ S Tavern Reedy
Bechtoldenone
Travis Shee
Wrestling Results From United Press Across Cities
In Kansas City John Pesek Ra vena Neb threw Dutch Hefner Sherman Texas Jimmie Hefner Sherman Texas threw Danny McShane Vancouver B C In Dallas Gus Sonnenberg Boston threw Glen Wade Winside Neb Al Sparks Denver threw Jack McCarthy Phoenix Cliff Thiede Long Beach Cal threw Jack Cadel Topeka Nore Jerlstrom Seattle threw Johnny Marrs Lexington Ky Phoenix Sammy Stein threw Louis Miller Reno Jack Morgan Dallas threw Cowboy Chick Bounds Phoenix Detroit George Dusette Boston threw Harry Schaefer St Louis Lou Talaber Chicago threw Toots Estes Amarillo Texas.
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United Press
Kansas City
John Pesek
Ravena
Neb
Dutch Hefner
Sherman
Texas
Jimmie Hefner
Danny McShane
Vancouver
B. C. Dallas
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Glen Wade
Winside
al Sparks
Denver
Jack McCarthy
Phoenix
Cliff Thiede
Long Beach
Cal
Jack Cadel
Topeka
Nore Jerlstrom
Seattle
Johnny Marrs
Lexington
Ariz
Sammy Stein
Louis Miller
Reno
Jack Morgan
Dallas
Cowboy Chick Bounds
Detroit
George Dusette
Harry Schaefer
St. Louis
Lou ‘Talaber
Chicago
Toots Estes
Amarillo
Predicts Big Boxing Season
Edward C. Foster argues 1934 will bring a surge in boxing with promoter boxers cooperating honestly. He urges eliminating junior championships, supports amateur age limits, and says amateurs should quit or turn pro after three years to foster fair play and life lessons.
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Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Association
Providence
R. L
Amateur Athletic Union
Intercollegiate Association
Billy Petrolle Sees Upset Chance Against Ross at Colisem
Billy Petrolle, at 140 to 142 pounds, prepares for a ten round non title bout with Barney Ross at the Coliseum, aiming to prove critics wrong about previous weight cuts. He believes his current weight is his best and notes prior losses blamed on weight loss rather than skill.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Barney Ross
Coliseum
Billy
Duluth
Tony Canzoneri
Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Sonnenberg Butts Way to Victory in Dallas Bout
Former world heavyweight wrestling champion Gus Sonnenberg showcased his flying tackle before 6,000 Dallas fans. He allowed Glen Wade of Winside Nebraska to take the first fall in 23 minutes 40 seconds, then dominated Wade with three straight tackles lasting 7 minutes 25 seconds and 4 minutes 30 seconds for the second and third falls respectively.
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Dallas
Gus Sonnenberg
Glen Wade
Winside
Neb
Sonnenberg
Wade
Dartmouth
Fight results from Pico and Cleveland boxing showdowns
PICO California Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh defeated Joe Disck in 3 rounds at 134 pounds in Los Angeles. Frankie Wallace of Cleveland won a 10 round decision over Klick of San Francisco at 131 3 4 pounds in Cleveland.
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United Press
Pico
Cal
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Kayoed
Joe Disck
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Frankie Wallace
Klick
San Francisco
Eddie Murdock to Box Here After Coast Title Win
Pacific Coast welterweight champion Eddie Murdock, visiting the area, is slated to fight Friday night. He once defeated Jackie Fields who held the world title, but never earned a title shot after that 1932 KO. promoter Otis Williams plans Duke Tramel as the opponent.
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Eddie Murdock
Murdock
Jackie Fields
Fields
Eddie
Otis Williams
Duke Tramel
Public Bowling Thriller Beats Tavern Crew in Narrow Margin
The Southwest Public Service team edged iBert's Tavern crew at Texas Alleys by 99 pins to win three games. The Commercial League advances with intense play as the race tightens toward a dramatic stretch.
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Southwest Public Service
iBert
Tavern
Texas Alleys
Amateur Fight Cards Coming to Keystone A C
Pittsburgh January reports an upcoming amateur boxing tournament at the Keystone Athletic Club set for February 8 9 and 10. The event gathers Western Pennsylvania West Virginia and Eastern Ohio battlers under the Amateur Athletic Union with about 500 entrants and an expected 1000 fists in 500 bouts across the district. William Haddock president and John Taylor secretary influenced years of boxing spirit building regional champions and Olympic fighters.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountains Association
Keystone A. C
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Simon Pyres
Amateur Athletic Union
William 8. Haddock
Association
Haddock
All For Glory
John Taylor
F D R Protects Americans With German Bonds
President Roosevelt summoned German ambassador Dr Hans Luther to the White House after two strong notes to Germany failed to elicit a response. He pressed for payment of interest owed to American bondholders, saying the United States expects equal treatment for all creditors. Luther declined to comment after the talks.
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Washington
Germany
Roosevelt
Hans Luther
White House
United States
Luther
William Phillips
Plan and Winch seek welter title shot for Barney Ross
Sam Plan and Art Winch, managers of lightweight champion Barney Ross, negotiate with promoters in three cities for a title shot against Jimmy McLarnin if Ross defeats Billy Petrolle tomorrow night. Odds favor Ross at 7 to 5, echoing his Chicago victory over Petrolle last March.
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Ross
New York
U.P
Sam Plan
Art Winch
Barney Ross
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
Billy Petrolle
Barney
Petrolle
Golf Club Proxy Is Qualifying Winner
Miami Florida January 23 T E Price head of the Home Club led qualifiers with a 76 in the third annual Miami Biltmore amateur invitation tournament. Four players tied for second at 79 including Everett G Livesay Lee Fowler H F Bowbeer and Arnold Minkley. Tommy Goodwin last week defended his midwinter title and is in the field as match play starts tomorrow over 18 holes with a 36 hole final Saturday.
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Miami
Fla
T. E. Price
Miami Biltmore
Everett G. Livesay
Columbus
Ohio
Lee Fowler
New York
H. F. Bowbeer
Chicago
Arnold Minkley
Cleveland
Tommy Goodwin
Monroe
N. Y
Goodwin
Biltmore
Arthur Lynch
Mamaronex
Simmons Cowboys Triumph Over Chicago Collegians
Simmons University Cowboys defeated the visiting Chicago Collegians 44 to 19 at Abilene, led by Gene McCollum with 25 points. The Chicago all stars were touring nationwide while the article notes icebergs leaving Baffin Bay.
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Abilene
Texas
Simmons University Cowboys
Chicago Collegians
Gene McCollum
Murdoch to play 400th straight Ranger game tonight
Henry McLemore profiles Murray Murdoch as he nears his 400th consecutive NHL game with the New York Rangers in a meeting against the Ottawa Senators. The piece contrasts Murdoch's iron man streak with Lou Gehrig, notes the Rangers’ familiar 1926 front line, and highlights enduring figures like Lester Patrick and the Cook and Boucher brothers.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
New York Rangers
Murray Murdoch
Manitoba University
Rangers
Mr. Murdoch
Ottawa Senators
Murdoch
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Browning Society
Hon Tomers
King Tut
Lester Patrick
Patrick
Senators
Cook
Frankie Boucher
Ching Johnson
Cooks
Boucher
Young cue ace Mosconi to visit for billiards exhibit
William Mosconi of Philadelphia, 19, the nation's young pro pocket billiards star, headlines a free tour stopping at the People's Recreation Club and Paramount Recreation Club on Jan 29 with shows at 6 P M and 9 15 P M. Other stars include Welker Cochran Kinney Matsuyama George Spears and Ruth McGinnis.
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America
National Billiards Association of America
William Mosconi
Philadelphia
Mosconi
Welker Cochran
Kinney Matsuyama
Japan
George Spears
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
Ruth McGinnis
Honesdale
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Apear
People's Recreation Club
Paramount Recreation Club
Berger and Pampa
Frankie Wallace Triumphs Over Klick in Cleveland Bout
Frankie Wallace of Cleveland defeats Frankie Klick of San Francisco after ten rounds at Public Hall with referee Tommy Mulgrew presiding. Wallace weighed 131 1 2 pounds to Klick’s 132 1 2, and judges saw Wallace land the sharper blows to secure the decision before a slim crowd of 1,883.
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Cleveland
Frankie Wallace
Tommy Mulgrew
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Public Hall
Kid Chocolate
Klick
Wallace
Mulgrew
Michigan State Tops Michigan In Buckeye State Classic
United Press reports scattered college basketball results with Michigan State defeating Michigan 34 to 31, North Carolina besting Ohio State 35 to 31, Virginia defeating West Virginia Wesleyan 42 to 37, and Waynesburg losing 37 to 42 to West Virginia Wesleyan.
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United Press
Michigan State
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio
State
North Carolina
Virginia
W. Va
Wesleyan
Waynesburg
City Commission To Meet In Routine Session Tonight
City Manager H R Smith says only routine business is on the agenda for the regular weekly city commission meeting. The session starts at 7 30 oclock tonight.
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H. R. Smith
Oil Men To Get NRA Code Hearing
In Dallas on January 24 preliminary hearings before U S Commissioner Lee R Smith were set for F O Wilemon and A E B Wilemon brothers operators of a chain of service stations charged with violating the National Petroleum Code. The charges, filed by Laverne Guinn, special assistant to the attorney general, allege the brothers employed a man at ten dollars weekly and worked him eighty four hours weekly. the code fixes a minimum wage of fourteen dollars fifty cents weekly and a maximum of forty eight hours.
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Dallas
United States
Lee R. Smith
F. O. Wilemon
Wilemon
Laverne Guinn
Wileman Brothers
Gast Couple Welcome Son Ronald Jee
Mr and Mrs G M Gast announce the birth of a son Ronald Jee at their West Thirty-Fifth Avenue home. The baby is named after family tradition and Mrs Gast is formerly Evelyn Lewis. A Kansas City department store rewarded two patrolmen and two employees for aiding in capturing three bandits who robbed the store, totaling 450 dollars in rewards.
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G. M. Gast
West Thirty-Fifth Avenue
Ronald Jee
Gast
Evelyn Lewis
Kansas City
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Newman
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Crippled Children’s Fund
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Central Teachers of Oklahoma
Buffs
Friona
Bill Stevens
Chiefs
Willard
Automotive Electric CO
Folk ST
Golf Club
Baffin Bay
Henry McLemore
Clingman
Olly Clingman
Gus Kallio
Joe Kopecky
Cotton Patches
Clipgman
Kopecky
Gasts
Huy
Bell Ieee
Polley
Conoco
Conoco Bronze
Tony Satz
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