Fistic Folly Leaves Fans Out in Cold
Los Angeles November 8 United Press reports fans who paid to see the Joe Dundee Ace Hodkins welterweight title fight plan to sue the state athletic commission and promoter Dick Donald for refunds. Attorney Vernon Hamilton said the complaint seeks full remuneration and opposes turning proceeds to charity. Donald, Dundee, and promoter Max Waxman face trial December 2 on charges of false advertising.
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United Press
L@S ANGELES
Joe Dundee
Ace Hodkins
State Athletic Commission
Dick Donald
Vernon Hamilton
Ye Donald
Hamilton
Dundee
Max Waxman
Donald
Strangers and Dempsey in Rumored Boxing Night Rush
Ed Stranger Lewis meets Paul Jones in St Louis winter opener. Adams vs Pivac in East St Louis. Jack Dempsey resting in Atlantic City before court battles and advocating national boxing oversight. Edith Cavell wins Bowie handicap at Pimlico with Walter M Jeffords entry.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Lewis
Paul Jones
Nebraska
Joe Malewitz
Utica
Jim McClinchstock
East ST. Louis
Jack Adams
U. S. Army
Tom Pivac
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Judge Landis
Pimlico
Edith Cavell
Walter M. Jeffords
Sandstorm squad notes on positions and Vernon game
Right tackle Speer alternates with Captain Larsen in the Sandstorm contests. If Butler follows his usual course, Clem will be used in the Vernon game. This is his first year on the Sandstorm squad.
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Speer
Larsen
Butler
Clem
Vernon
Schlaifer’s Comeback Ends as Rozgall Stops Him in Omaha
In Omaha last night Morrie Schlaifer, once a top welterweight hopeful, attempted a return but was beaten in the third round by Mike Rozgall. Twice knocked down and bloodied, Schlaifer’s corner waved off the fight. He announced retirement afterward, ending a ten year career of over 200 bouts and earlier defeats by Mickey Walker.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Morrie Schlaifer
Mike Rozgall
Schlaifer
Rozgall
Morris
Dave Shade
Frankie Schoell
Billy Wells
Morrie
Mickey Walker
Harry Hunt’s Imperial Recording Orchestra Farewell at Nat
Harry Hunt’s Imperial Recording orchestra wraps a two month engagement at the Nat with a farewell show Wednesday evening. Eli Hoover, Nat manager, says the band gave universal satisfaction and will be brought back for a return engagement. Morgan and Clark Brunswick Orchestra will follow with a national reputation.
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Harry Hunt
Imperial Recording Orchestra
Nat
Morgan and Clark
Brunswick Recording Orchestra
Eli Hoover
Hunt
Hoover
Coaches Asked to Vote on the Dribble Rule
The joint rules committee proposes restricting the dribble to a single bounce nationwide this season to speed play and encourage passing. Other changes include banning numbers 1 and 2 in player numbering and limiting whistles to period starts or timeouts, plus a new courtesy time out for injured players.
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Associated Press
New York
Joint
Left Tackles and Gridiron Legends Cited in College Notes
Erhardt serves as a key left tackle in early-line play and morale. Pop Warner’s scouting lore and star kickers Louis Gilbert and Butch Niemic are highlighted alongside Alabama captain Freddie Pickhard’s holiday trip to California with the Dixie all stars for Christmas Day action.
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Middle West
Louis Gilbert
Michigan
Butch Niemic
Notre Dame
Hile Mendenhall
Anderson
McDonough
Wolverine
Freddie Pickhard
Alabama
California
Pickhard
Dixie All-Stars
Los Angeles
Three Campus Views on Football Loyalty at Colgate
A Colgate weekly essay divides students into three loyalty groups. The first idolizes past glories such as a 1926 Princeton win. The second fixates on the current season and the next game, while neglecting future stretch.
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Colgate Weekly
Colgate Tems
West Gillo
Tryon
Princeton
Dee
Panhandle Boy Scout Council Moves Office
The Panhandle Boy Scout council relocates from the municipal auditorium assembly room to the city health department and National Guard offices on the same floor. The new site offers a private office for scout executive Tom Nelson, two large workrooms, and a craft room replacing the former city chemist laboratory. The move comes as the executive offices have outgrown the old space.
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Panhandle Boy Scout Council
City Health Department
National Guard
Tom Nelson
Scout
City
Panhandie Council
College Football Roundup Notes Injury and Line Changes
Across the nation coaches reshuffle rosters as teams report injuries and recoveries. CHAMPAIGN notes a elevation to first string tackle for CHAMPAIGN, while MINNEAPOLIS reports a tied game with Notre Dame and a holiday for players. CAMBRIDGE and NEW HAVEN summarize Harvard and Yale with rib injuries and returning players. ANNAPOLIS notes Arthur Spring out for season with a fractured collar bone.
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Cambridge
Penn
Harvard
Brown
Yale
Bell
New Haven
Bill Hardt
Annapolis
Arthur Spring
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dr Jarrett To Speak In City This Afternoon
Dr. Bh Dr. Jarrett dean of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon will address the San Jacinto Parent Teachers association this afternoon at 3 30 oclock. The public is invited to the San Jacinto school meeting where he will discuss Psychology for Adolescence.
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BR. P. Jarrett
West Texas State Teachers
Bud Taylor Moves Toward Feather Title Clash
Johnny Farr the Cleveland iron man faces Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in a featherweight title bid. Taylor already holds bantamweight recognition in many states and aims to secure the 126 pound crown. A loss could threaten his status as a top title contender ahead of a planned bout with Tony Canzoneri at Madison Square Garden next month.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Iron Man
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Taylor
Farr
Tony Canzoneri
Houston
Madison Square Garden
Fort Leavenworth General Scores First Hole in One
Brigadier General Ednard L. King, commandant at Fort Leavenworth, scored a hole in one during a golf match between 36 of his officers and 36 civilian players from Leavenworth Country Club. The army team won 64 to 42.
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Fort Leavenworth
Navy
Ednard L. King
General Service
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Boosts Appetite and Vigor
A vintage ad touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 60e as a tonic that increases appetite and restores color to the face. It promises strengthening and invigorating effects for lively daily use.
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GROVE
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