Girls Hoop League Fourth Round Produces One Sided Scores
One sided games mark the fourth round of play in the girls basketball leagues. In Class A and C contests at the Y M C A and K of C gyms, St Ann's Holly Savior, Longfellow Webster, Franklin Immaculate, Greeley Emerson, St Lawrence Blaine, Sherman St Johns, Hawthorne Grant, St Patrick Lincoln, and Sacred Heart McKinley posted decisive wins amid faster paced action and improved squads.
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Florida bettor proposes 10 wire wagers to Cuba
The Biscayne Kennel Club asked a federal judge to stop Florida officials from intervening with telegraphed wagers on Havana races for a dog meet set to open in Miami. Judge Henry D. Clayton may rule before January 2, arguing interstate commerce justifies the plan.
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College Battlers Win Their Bouts at Tampa
Big Ben Pound of Rollins College stopped Joe White of Tuscaloosa by technical knockout after White was counted out three times in the fourth round. Mickey Fedor of Canton won a 10 round decision over Bernie Irwin, and Charley Wheeler of North Carolina defeated Jack Douglas in a 10 round bout. Vega Rubin of Havana knocked out Jack Rian in the third round of an eight round match.
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Ed Rouleau Home For The Holidays
Ed Rouleau a well known Butteman arrives home for a holiday visit with his parents and relatives. He is a prominent baseball umpire in the Northwest and has worked greyhound and horse racing tracks in the east for six months.
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Great Middleweights Face Grim Toll Of Fame
The piece recalls Ketchell Greb Darcy and Flowers dying young at prime, notes Les Darcy as peerless, and mentions Carey and Ketchell deaths. It then recounts BE. 8S. Barnard rising to American League president from a Cleveland Indians bookkeeper past, and ends with Display the horse aiming for Zev’s record at Coffroth Handicap with a $100 000 purse and potential stud retirement.
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French tennis trio loses at indoor Penn Athletic Club
The French team Borotra Brugnon and Boussus suffered their first world tour defeat in Philadelphia. Borotra fell to William Tilden II in straight sets 7-5 6-4 while Brugnon lost to Manuel Alonso 12-10 3-6 6-1. Doubles Borotra and Boussus were defeated by Tilden and R. N. Williams 7-5 6-4.
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Flow ers Wins Narrow Decision in Madison Square Garden Bout
Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle New York edged Lou Paluso of Salt Lake City on a judges’ decision in an eight round semi final at Madison Square Garden. Paluso pressured late but Flowers landed the cleaner blows. Preliminaries saw Bobby Burns over Frankie Fink and Jack Duffy over Matty Mario. In San Diego Angus Snyder knocked out John O’Brien in the sixth round. Vince Dundee and Joe Vargas fought to a draw in San Francisco. Calcutta’s new broadcasting station began programs.
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Western Eleven O Drilling For Coming Tilt
Western eleven drills for the East West game on December 26 as Coach Hollingberry adds three Washington stars Pat Wilson Wright and Sehuh to the 21 man squad. Eastern lineup features Yale Washington and Jefferson backs Caldwell Presnell and Joesting.
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Butte Boxers Sullivan Returns from California
John Sullivan manager of Dixie Lahood and Jimmy Lundy arrived home from California where Lahood stays in Butte and Lundy remains on the coast. Sullivan may return to the coast early next year. Armand Emanuel defeated Vigo Doman in Los Angeles, ending Doman’s knockout streak with a second round knockout. Spain expects a bumper olive crop this season.
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Terris Prevails Over McGraw In Ten Round Madison Square Bout
Sid Terris, New York lightweight, defeated Detroit's Phil McGraw by decision after ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Terris led early with precise punches, faded late as McGraw pressed, judges awarding Terris five rounds to McGraw's two with three even. Gate exceeded 13 000 spectators paying 54 916 dollars.
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Minor leaguer to ponder new draft move again
Major minor draft dispute shifts to January 9 meeting at French Lick Springs Indiana as Rock Island president Mike Sexton calls owners to debate if the majors reject the Dallas pronouncement. Minors accuse majors of signing college and sandlot players to bypass bush leagues. Scotland Yard fingerprints record cited in London trial with 250000 prints and perfect accuracy.
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