Tunney and Greb Ready for Fight in St Paul
Gene Tunney American light heavyweight and Harry Greb world middleweight completed final training in St Paul for a 10 round no decision bout tomorrow night. Both declared fit and confident. Spectator Tom Gibbons from St Paul and promoter negotiations in Chicago were noted in reports.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
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Ringle
Tom Gibbons
Giobons
Chicago
Immy de Forest
New York City
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Big Leagues In Training Camp Games Report
Cleveland Indians farm outfielder Joseph Wyatt to Terre Haute nine outfielders remain on the roster. Speaker and Jamieson have assured berths for Connie Mack's Athletics in an exhibition game at Fort Myers. Babe Ruth hit three times but produced only three infield grounders. Philadelphia Nationals beat Columbus American at Bradenton 3 to 1. Red Faber showed his healing arm in Shreveport for the White Sox. Cubs struggling in Los Angeles as Kep Morgan faltered and Wilbur Cooper relieved. Angels toppled McGraw six-day squad in St Petersburg 8 to 6 after a marathon nine innings.
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Joseph Wyatt
Terre Haute
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
Jamieson
Connie Mack
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Fort Myers
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Athletics
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Columbus
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Shreveport
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Hadie Collins
Sox
Tim
Cubs
Los Angeles
Kewple Morgan
Wilbur Cooper
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Angels
Vic Keen
Exhibition Baseball Roundup From March Camp Games
Detroit Tigers open barnstorming in Charlotte with a 2 to 0 win over Toronto. Pirates lose 11 to 7 to Frisco Seals in San Francisco as Seals pile up 16 hits. Braves beat Giants 7 to 6 in St Peterburg while Red Sox beat Pelicans 6 to 1 in New Orleans. Browns top Buffalo Internationals 4 to 2 and Cardinals defeat Kansas City 4 to 3 in Florida and California.
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Charlotte
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Seals
Pittsburg
McKechnie
Pirates
Frisco Seals
San Francisco
Buccaneers
Fris- Teoans
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M Club Dance At Winter Garden
Readable fragments describe the M Club hosting a dance at Winter Garden. The note mentions a group of people with annual income of $50,000 or more. Further details are unclear and the text is fragmented.
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M” Club
Winter Garden
Lahood in shape for Marks clash in Butte
Promoters announced the heavyweight bout between Lahood and Marks for April in Butte. Lahood, training at Jefferson Inland, seeks to settle the rivalry after a prior win and recent injury delays. The public stakes rise as both men prepare, with plans for a prep schedule at LaHood Park before the bout.
Tunney-Gibbons Bout Terms Unclear at Polo Grounds
Notes indicate Gene Tunney and Gus Gibbons may meet for a light heavyweight title at New York's Polo Grounds on June 12. Kane hesitates to reject an offer, seeking more time while DeForest visits Saint Paul to secure a signature from Bully Tunney's manager, Gioson.
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Cha Dion
Polo Grounds
New Yor
Kane
Heould
Tim DeForest
Paul
Gioson
Tunney
The Goat Getter Reaks Out In Varied Golf Mistakes
Fragmented prose discusses golf errors from topped drives to missed putts and near-misses, weighing fear and hope of a miracle. It references figures like Bill Tilden Harold Abrahams Harold Osborne and Dick Landon, contrasting golf missteps with athletic prowess and possible vindication.
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Bill Tilden
Tilden
Dazsling
Harold Abrahams
Harold Osborne
Dick Landon
Batters and lineups set for exhibition games across cities
A long list of exhibition matchups features teams like Buffalo, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, New York, and Brooklyn. Players such as Bush, Dixon, Glaser, Carey, Woodall, Masson, Proffitt, Brice, Leparé, McAvoy, Ruel, Tate, Harg, Ruston, Marberry, and Ruel appear across games in Durham Tampa Clearwater and other locales with several minor league and college associations noted.
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Washington
Proffitt
Brice
Leparé
McAvoy
Pond
Reuther
Mosridge
Marberry
Ruel
Tate
Hargrave
Lightweight star proves better than featherweight in New York
Lew Paluso of East Lake City reports a boxing night in New York where a light weight outpointed a featherweight in an 18 round decision. The bout vacated by Benny Leonard drew praise for the winner who dominated a tough field and prompted postfight regrets from rivals about strategy and pace.
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Frome Lew Paluso
East Lake City
New York
Id Terria
Benny Leonard
Baveral
Yorkman
Interschool Basketball Tourney Entries at Chicago
Thirty one teams signified their intentions to compete in the regional interscholastic basketball tourney at the University of Chicago next month with entries including Torrington, Connect, Champion, and Clarkaton among others.
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Ional
University of Chicago
Torrington Connect
Clarkaton
Eighteen Teams Enter Butte Bowling Tourney
Eighteen teams enter the Butte bowling tournament held in Butte Missouri at the city lanes. The field gathers local clubs and rival squads in a midweek event with team competition and standings to be decided.
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Butte
Munn Receives $10,000 For Pill Bout
Philadelphia report from the Associated Press notes that ArtER Munn is set to fight next month after being selected and to be sanctioned by the state athletic commission in Philadelphia.
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Arter Munn
Pill
Associated Press
Philadelphia
State Athletic Commission
Keeley Nen Release From Clarks Club
Walter Keeley star shortstop of Clarks last year was released by the club yesterday. It is understood Keeley applied for release to join the Anode club this season. Keeley has been living in Angconda since his return from California where he spent the winter playing baseball.
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Walter Keeley
Clarks
Keeley
Angconda
California
Halloran Perram Lead In Ninth State Bowling Meet
Great Falls report says Halloran and Perham set a 1188 in five man event while Black Eagle toppled Plant No 7 to 2701, beating the previous high by about 35 pins. The new total shifts the three leaders after Thursday’s games in the Ninth annual state bowling tournament.
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Black Eagle
Zin
Asociates Preas
Great Falls
Ine Plant
Halloran
Perhan
Gray
Fishing law exception noted by governor in 1936
The Associated Press reports that Governor Mriakeda signed a measure closing all streams under state regulation. The plan allows a temporary exception if the game commission convenes a meeting, with the implication that no harm will come to Ashermen cor while the commission acts.
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Associated Press
Jebsenat
Govior Mriakeda
Yel
Kootenal
State Game Commission
Commission
Ptner Returns to Omod Ottner Be Fattel
In Billings Montana on the 22nd the person named Ptner goes back to a prior position or state amid local notes. The report hints at a return to a former role in a unclear context with limited details available from the readable text. Entities include Billings Montana and the year implied by the fragment.
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