O Connell Wins First Fight For Ring Crown
Cambridge Massachusetts February 35 The Associated Press reports Wil Ritola Finnish American A C distance runner was suspended by the New England Amateur Athletic Union registration committee for failing to appear for the Legion mile feature event The suspension could affect his standing nationwide and may threaten his entry in the national amateur athletic championships next Saturday in Louisville Kentucky
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Maas
Ne Ritola
A. C
New England Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
American Legion
Tola
Louisville
Cleveland Mauler Outpoints Dundee in Gotham Battle
Charley OConnell of Cleveland out pointed Joe Dundee of Baltimore in a New York state athletic commission tournament round. Dundee was disqualified at the end of the ninth for failing to make it a contest, prompting a temporary resumption to a tenth round. OConnell led throughout and advances to the second flight alongside Benjamin, Goodrich, O'Brien, Jeakle, and Wagner in the elimination event.
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Associated Press
New York
Charley O'Connell
Cleveland Tonight
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
O'Connell
Dundee
State Commission
Cleveland
Joe Benjamin
Pacific Coast
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Tommy O’brien
Milwaukee
K. O. Clide Jeakle
Toledo
Eddie Wagner
Philladelphia
Notable Wrestlers Race To Omaha Bout In Sight
Notable wrestlers from across the country including Wayne Munn have booked ringside seats for the Charlie Jansen John Pesek winner take all mat bout in Omaha next Friday promoter says. Ed Lewis and Billy Sandow signaled attendance while Jack Curley plans to attend. The winner may be matched with champion PRACTICES. Lincoln Neb Feb 25 Beary calls Nebraska players to spring workouts at 3 pm with 73 men responding to the initial session for the Huskers’ program.
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Associated Press
ONSHA
Wayne
Big) Munn
Charlie Jansen
John Pesek
Unn
Gabe Kauffmann
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Billy Sandow
Jack Curley
Izo
Associated Presa
Lincoln
Neb
E. ©. Beary
University of Nebraska
Huskers
Butte Bowlers Plan Two Upcoming National Tournaments
Butte bowlers meet tonight at the YMCA to discuss entries to the Montana state tournament at Great Falls in March and the Northwest Congress in Aberdeen in April. Plans call for a five man team with top Y M C A averages to represent Butte, with clubs like Elks Truzzolinos Hudson Essex and Y M C A likely to compete for Great Falls prizes. Additional teams and potential entrants from Anaconda and local leagues will be debated as the association considers a six team minimum for the state championship event. The meeting begins at 7 30 oclock with Dr J A McKinley presiding.
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Great Falls
Aberdeen
Wash
Butte Bowling Association
Great Falle
Northwest Congress
Elks
Truzzolinos
Hudson-Essex
Anagonda
Anadea
Butchers
Maxie
Washington Girls Win Rifle Contest Against Montana
The University of Washington women’s rifle team defeated the University of Montana squad 492 to 446 in a telegraphic meet completed last week.
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Red Press
Sea
University of Washington
University of Montana
Grantland Rice on boxing, bonefish, and 1920s sports figures
Grantland Rice surveys boxing rivals including Gibbons Slattery and Delaney, notes on bonefish lore near Florida keys, recalls James Tyng the catcher’s mask origin, and touches on Yankee Joe Dugan’s mindset and Ruth. The column blends sports gossip with whimsical tales and midcentury athletic anecdotes.
Hoppe Beats Cochran In 18 2 Balkline Battle
Willie Hoppe world balkline champion defeated Welker Cochran 400 to 143 in nine innings in the fifth match of the inter national 18.2 balkline billiard championship in Chicago. Edouard Horemans beat Kamakichi Suzuki 400 to 12 in five innings with a 249 high run, a tournament record, and extended a 40 percent minute count for the finish.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Cal
Edouard Horemans
Kamakichi Suzuki
Horemans
Surprise pulls ahead in handball doubles tourney at Y M C A
Crowley and Hate defeated Hardin and McGrew in two tight games 18 21 to 19 21 yesterday. Other results saw Clevett Emmett beat Monahan Joslin 21 2 21 8, Noonan Kelly sweep Goodwin Hickey 21 11 21 19 21 17, and Tremblay Boulware overcoming McCarthy Connolly 21 11 21 18 21 19. Schedule for today lists Emmett Clevett vs Goodwin Hickey, Noonan Kelly vs Buckwardt Sarros, Ackerman Dougherty vs McCarthy Connolly, Monahan Joslyn vs Crowley Huie.
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Hate
Hardin
McGrew
Clevett and
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Joslin
Noonan
Kelly
Goodwin
Hickey
Tremblay
Boulware
McCarthy
Connolly
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Shickey
Buckwardt
Sarros
Ackerman
Dougherty
Connoly
Joslyn
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Major League Managers Discuss Training and Contracts
Lee Fohl of the Boston Red Sox pushes a lengthy exhibition season to build conditioning and teamwork. Travis Jackson of the Giants has signed with the Braves, while Glenn Wright and the Pirates’ “Kids” show heavy workloads. Herb Pennock heads to St Petersburg with the Yankees, though no official signing announced for the year.
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Associated Press
Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Fohl
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Dave Bancroft
Braves
Jackson
Glenn Wright
Pittsburg Pirates
Herb Pennock
St. Petersburg
New York Yankee
Athletics
Red Sox
Hoop title in balance in Grain-Bobcat games
Special Dispatch to the Standard. In Bozen Montana State College and Montana State University clash for the state collegiate title with a 3,000 seat gym sold out. Both teams boast top players and recent wins against major programs, promising two big league games this Friday and Saturday.
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Montana State College
Montana State University
College
Missoula
Montana
Hartwig
Bobcats
Hatfield
Sweet
Bruins
Kelley
Baney
Dahlberg
Ilman
Cottam
Comees
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University of Washington
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University of Southern California
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Women Swimmers Set Three World Marks in Miami
In Miami Beach on February 25 three new world records were set by American women swimmers. Artha Novelius swam 300 yards in 8 minutes 56.6 seconds, eclipsing Gertrude Ederle’s 1923 3 minutes 58.6 seconds. Ederle reclaimed a title in the 150-yard freestyle with 1 minute 43.25 seconds, while Ethel Lackie of Haines A.C. Chicago lowered the 60-yard freestyle mark to 34.8 seconds, surpassing Adelaide Bert’s January record.
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Associated Press
Iami
Fla
Miami Beach
America
Artha Novelius
Gertrude Ederle
Brighton Beach
L. L
Miss Novelius
Bermuda
Ethel Lackie
Hainels A. C
Chicago
Adelaide Bert
Women's Swimming Association
Whitensville
Mass
Pirates win close hoop game 12 to 11
The Pirates defeated the Bobcats in a tense high school basketball clash at the K of C yesterday. The score stayed close, with neither team leading by more than three points, as P McDonnell and V Quinn sparked a second half rally to seal the win.
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Bobcats
K. of C
Bulldogs
Fantans
P. McDonnell
V. Quinn
State high school contest entries named for meet Wednesday
Contestants announced for the state championship speaking and essay contests to be held with the basketball tournament in Ozeman. A A speaking contest will be Tuesday, finals Wednesday. list includes Roscoe Dwightford Glasgow and many others from Missoula Billings Browning and more, with several Misses among the entrants.
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Associated Press
Ozeman
W. H. McCall
Roscoe Dwightford
Glasgow
Dannie Burke
Ra Courtney
Belgrade
Fra Butte
Russells Smith
Avalee
Helen T
Hartowtes
Qpeee
Kellopall Wood
Ruth
Feissly MacLay
la Billings
Eames
Loraine
Rowns
Suit Against Kearns Near Ready for Jury
Mrs. Mary C Tenney sues Jack Kearns manager for Jack Dempsey for 200000 in damages alleging drugging and an attack in Hollywood last May. Jury set to hear at 10 a m tomorrow after late advocacy by opposing counsel.
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Los Angs
Mary C. Tenney
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Still Good as Manager for Colima After Ring Incident
George Meyers lost his second's license for reviving Bert Colima with water and smelling salts after Colima was knocked down by Mickey Walker in the seventh round of a 12 round bout at Vernon The license revocation came from Seth W P Strelinger chairman of the state boxing commission Meyers manager status remains but the second ban stays while Strelinger serves on the commission The referee stopped counting and disqualified Colima after Meyers action following the knockdown
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
George
Dutch" Meyers
Bert Colima
Colima
Mickey Walker
Vernon
Seth W. P. Strelinger
State Boxing Commission
Meyers
Strelinger
Meyer
Cosma
Dempsey Olson Fight Ends In Draw In Helena
In Helena the ten round championship bout between Dempsey of Helena and Freddie Olson of Billings ended in a draw after fast exchanges. Earlier, Jess Stringham of Salt Lake City earned a decision over Rex Moore of Miles City in eight rounds.
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Dempsey-Olson
Associated Press
Helena
Young Dempsey
Freddie Olson
Billings
Jess Stringham
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rex Moore
Miles City
Five Fighters Stand Forth In New York Tournament
The New York state athletic commission tournament narrows to five lightweights. Clyde Jeakle of Toledo defeated Georgia Lee of Worcester to enter the list, joining Jimmy Goodrich who beat Eddie Wagner and Tommy O Brien who stopped George Chaney. Wagner was readmitted after a disputed decision. Joe Benjamin of California joined the field by outpointing Jack Silver on the Pacific coast.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
K. O. Clyde Jeakle
Toledo
Ohio
Georgia
Kid) Lee
Worcester
Mass
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
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Kid) Wagner
Philadelphia
Tommy O’brien
Milwaukee
Wis
George
K. C.) Chaney
Baltimore
Wagner
Goodrich
Joe Benjamin
California
Jack Silver
Pacific Coast
Rangers legally restored by Texas high court ruling
Constitutionality of the Texas Ranger law was upheld and the Rangers restored to their former status in a Fourth Court of Civil Appeals decision by Chief Justice W. S. Fly. It reverses a Fifty seventh district court judgment, sets aside an injunction, and dismisses the cause. Building in Canada this year will total about 265 million dollars.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Texas Ranger
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Fifty Seventh District Court
Tilden poised to defend sixth American tennis crown
New York report on William Tilden dominant in the 1935 tennis season. He aims for a sixth straight American crown and a key role in Davis Cup defense, facing rivals Vincent Richards and William Johnston as new talent rises.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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