Gwpentier Draws Admirers In Exhibition Boxing Display
George L champion European girl boxer displayed speed and clever footwork in an informal spar with Major Anthony die at the Inter Sporting club dinner in York. The two two minute rounds were staged in the Commodore ballroom with Tex as referee. The bout highlighted rapid exchanges and feints as spectators watched from the crowd.
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Exhibition Games Report From Cincinnati and Oklahoma City
Reports from exhibition baseball games show the Cincinnati Washington matchup in Miami with Fisher Luque Eller Johnson Courtney Say and Picinich leading the Nationals. Oklahoma City hosts Kansas City in the American and Western Association clashes featuring Johnson Beadle Block Malone Diamond and Banner.
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Local Oklahoma Wire Reports West Conference Action
KMULGEE Okla March 26 Louis American reports on Western Conference coverage with Burweel Collins Stupa Hale and Lingle named in the line of play.
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Fort Worth St Louis Fort Worth News Snippet
Brief readable fragment mentions Fort Worth Texas March 26 with names Appleton Moore Mead Dunn and N ational SeEThS. Contains sparse details and unclear event or context.
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Banner year for trapshooters with wide national events
The 1936 trapshooting season expands across 38 states and Canada with championships and meets in Arizona Cleveland Washington Walla Walla Iowa Great Mason City Omaha and more leading to the Grand American in Cleveland August 25 28. Also Benny Valger of New York knocks out Harry Frebus of St Louis in a six round ring bout.
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Chicago and Pennsylvania playoff for intercollegiate title at Princeton
Chicago and Pennsylvania meet tonight at Princeton in the final of three games to decide the intercollegiate championship. The Quakers hold two prior wins over Chicago and will bring a large Penn rooter contingent to the campus while Chicago travels with a small contingent of about 50.
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Tannehill to Scout for Phillies and Coach Pitchers
Former star pitcher Jesse Tannehill will serve as a Phillies scout and coach pitchers during spring training after leaving the Pirates for the Yankees in a notable career move.
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Whispers of 1900s Pitching Rivalry With Chesbro
In the early days of the American League two pitchers, including Jack Chesbro, nearly secured a pennant that season with standout performances.
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Carpentier’s Short Visit Ends Dempsey Bout Plans
New York report says Georges Carpentier will not stay in the United States for a world championship bout with Jack Dempsey in 1920. Tex Rickard states Carpentier will return to Paris for an August bout, ending any chance of a Dempsey match this year.
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Frank Zuna a leading long distance hope in America
Frank Zuna running for Frank BKB Whitney post No 200 American Legion impressed the committee selecting Olympic distance runners by winning the Brooklyn Seagate marathon in 2 hours 57 minutes 58 seconds. Otto Laasko was second and Nick Giannakopoulos collapsed mid race.
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Canadian welter champ Draws Jabber Young in Wisconsin Bout
Mike O'Leary the Canadian army welterweight champion now based in Chicago fought Jabber Young of Menasha to a ten round draw in Fond Du Lac Wisconsin. The report notes Washington DC as the densest U S area with 5.517 persons per square mile in 1910.
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Gans hailed as top fighter in Joe Gans tribute
Joe Gans praised as one of boxing's greatest by Jimmy Kelly in New York notes. He fought top rivals across three peak seasons, never rattled, with a legendary punch and cool nerve. Ad Wolgast seeks another comeback offer in Los Angeles.
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Fulton Wins Bout in First Round
Seattle report says Jed Fulton of Minnesota knocked out Young Hector of Bremerton in the first round of a four round bout. Hector lasted about half a round before Fulton dropped him with a right to the jaw. Hector was down about ten minutes.
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Britton Wins Welterweight Newspaper Decision
In Cleveland Joel Britton defeated Bryan Downey of Columbus in a ten round welterweight bout by newspaper decision. The report notes Britton’s victory as the main outcome of the card with Downey as the opponent and public interest in the match.
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