Sharkey KO Delaney in one minute thirteen in sensational NY bout
Jack Sharkey stopped Jack Delaney in 1:13 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Delaney was kayoed after a vicious uppercut and right hand, with Sharkey proving dominant as 16,000 watched. Promoter Tex Rickard hinted the result won’t alter plans for Tunney vs Heeney, while Sharkey’s fervent display reignited heavyweight chatter.
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Boston
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Johnny Risko
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Gene Tunney
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Jersey City
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Syracuse
Sammy Vogel
Vogel
Von Porat Knocks Out Roebuck In First Round
Chicago fighter Otto von Porat knocked out Tiny Roebuck of Kansas City in the opening round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Roebuck, 19, formerly starred in football at Haskill Institute, fought the match at Chicago venue.
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Les Marriner
University of Illinois
Jackie Williams
Chicago
von Porat
Roebuck
Slattery Gains Decisive Victory in Newark Bout
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo won a 10 round decision over Tony Marullo of New Orleans in the Newark armory feature bout. The clever light heavyweight dominated from the start with no knockdowns. Slattery weighed 170 pounds, a half pound lighter than Marullo.
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New Orleans
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Gavuzzi Holds Lead In Bunion Contest
Peter Gavuzzi the leading bunion runner maintained his advantage at the Springfield control of the transcontinental bunion race. John Sale of Passaic finished 26 miles in 3 01 50 to hold third as Payne of Oklahoma remained second overall.
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Ward of Bobcats Adds to Victories
Bozeman Mont April 30 Frank Ward Montana State College versatile athlete and all Rocky Mountain Conference basketball center won the 2.4 mile cross country race by 15 minutes 55 seconds in a field of about 100 entries A Devries finished second narrowly ahead of Heikkila who was forced from the race by a dislocated knee Sigma Chi won the fraternity team contest with 10 members entered per housease
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Terest
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Giants Coach Jonn McGraw Praises Team Quality
Jonn McGraw asserts the Giants rank with the best teams he has fielded in a decade, including four pennant winners. He argues the squad matches their past peak performance and potential.
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Giants
Pirates Rally in Free-Hitting Win Over Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates topple the Chicago Cubs 8 to 7 in a wind swept game in Pittsburgh. Sparky Adams drove in three runs and Haen Cuyler added two as the Pirates and Cubs combined for a loose, high scoring affair. Kolp earned the win with May taking the loss amid a flurry of hits and three pitchers used. Time 2:00.
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Baseball score roundup from yesterday's major leagues
The Associated Press reports results across National League American League American Association and Western League with clubs Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis New York Washington Philadelphia Boston St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago totals listed. Benny Tate Washington is noted as likely the first player beaned this year during training camp.
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Cleveland
Missions
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Portland
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British women’s golf draw pits Thion de la Chaume and Collett in first round
London April 30 The British women’s championship draw places Mile. Simone Thion de la Chaume defending champion and Miss Glenna Collett as top contenders who could meet in the first round beginning May 14. The pairing promises strong early versus matchups, heightening spectators’期待 before the draw outcome.
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Associated Press
London
Mile
Simone Thion de la Chaume
Glenna Collett
Boston Philadelphia clash headlines action in today’s games
American League slate features Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston New York at Washington St. Louis at Cleveland final noted as completed. Miss Collett’s misfortune echoed as Joyce Wethered defends title with last year’s champion momentum. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd advances after a bye as three Michigan women enter the British crown quest.
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Joyce Wethered
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
United States
Michigan
Stewart Hanley
Madge Miller
BE. Curtis
Will to Face Europe s Best
Paris reports that Helen Wills will meet a strong European field for the French hard court title at St Cloud starting May 21. Lili de Alvarez, Betty Nicholl Nutall, Kitty McKane Godfree, Gwynneth Sterry, Eileen Bennett, and Elizabeth Ryan join, with Penelope Anderson also entered. Francis T Hunter leads the American Davis Cup squad in the men s events.
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Helen Wills
Europe
St. Cloud
Eileen Bennett
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Wills
American
Miss Ryan
Riviera
Penelope Anderson
Richmond
Francis T. Hunter
Heeney Arrives Ready for Tunney Title Bid in July
Tom Heeney, New Zealand heavyweight challenger, returns from vacation to begin training for the title bout with Gene Tunney, likely July 26 at Yankee Stadium. Heeney plans indoor work at St Nick's gym in New York and may base final camp in Atlantic City. His British manager John Mortimer accompanies him.
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Associated Press
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Shaggy
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Burley
Leviathan
Tom
Tunney
Gene
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Atlantic City
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St. Nick's
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Johnny Risko
Jimmy Malloney
Jack Delaney
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Joe Beckett
Mortimer
Paris
Butte Rotary Bowl Eng leads three teams in international match
Butte Rotary bowling led Anaconda and Deer Lodge clubs in the Rotary international telegraphic match at Marquette alleys. Butte topped with 2472, Deer Lodge 2317, Anaconda 2069. Satterwood of Anaconda led pins with 531. Perham scored 500 for Butte. After the matches the Butte club dined at the Butte Grill.
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Butte Club
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Crosswind Delays Aviator Hart's Flight Attempt
In Chickasha Oklahoma a 15 degree crosswind at about 30 mph kept Joe Hart on the ground during his second try to beat the world sustained flight record. He said favorable weather could allow a dawn departure tomorrow to resume the effort.
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Associated Press
Chickasha
Cala
Joe Hart
Baseball Managers Meet At Y Tonight In Butte
Final arrangements for opening Butte's baseball season on May 14 will be made this evening at the meeting of the Butte Baseball association at the Y at 8 o'clock. Dr. Peter Potter, president of the association, will speak at the meeting. Attendance of all team managers is expected.
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Butte
Butte Baseball Association
Peter Potter
Veteran Seals release Bodie and Camilli in coast league shakeup
San Francisco Seals oust veteran infielder and outfielder Pin Bodie and first baseman Adolph Camilli. Both aim to sign elsewhere in the Pacific Coast League. Bodie once starred for the Seals two decades ago and had recent big league experience, while Camilli reached the majors after starting in local sandlots and spent last season in Utah Idaho farming.
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Pin Bodie
Adolph Camilli
San Francisco Seals
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Camilli
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Historic 26 Inning Tie Pitches Braves and Dodgers Legends
In a 1920 classic, Joe Oeschger of the Boston Braves and Leon Cadore of the Brooklyn Dodgers pitched 26 innings to a 1 1 tie. The era also recalls Charley O Rourke born in Southbridge Massachusetts in 1880 and Lil Stoner’s debut relief appearance for Detroit at Cleveland in 1925 as the game’s excitement swelled.
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Brooklyn
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