Garden boxing trials and promoters seek return of big fights
The text discusses promoters and fans expecting renewed Garden fights amid rising prices and declining interest. Promoters question whether high purses can attract crowds while noting declines in boxing’s popularity and the risk of third rate bouts. Locatelli and Jack Kid Berg are mentioned among recent outcomes and potential matchups.
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Lady Killer and Smoky At Local Theaters Feature Cagney and Laughton
Victor Jory stars in Lady Killer at Ohio Theater a witty satire on Hollywood fan mail and ex gangster rivals with Mae Clarke and Margaret Lindsay among a strong supporting cast. At Majestic and Court theaters Charlie Laughton in The Private Life of Henry VIII and Betsy Smoky screen a western drama. The Henry VIII epic showcases Vincent Korda sets and Georges Pernal effects. Smoky follows a wild horse with Victor Jory Irene Bentley and Eugene Forde delivering triumphant drama of man and animal.
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Island 1 Leads with Mixed College Scores
Readable fragments show Island 1 and George Washington facing Hampden Bidney 146 and N. Duke percent. St Olaf, ate Teachers, Cornell and others appear with varying scores like 34 32. The text suggests a collage of matchups and results without complete clarity.
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George May Back at One of Forwards
Miami University Redskins coached by Johnny Maurer visit the Bobcats seeking a Buckeye Conference win. The squad, once labeled weak, now threatens with Henry Anthony and Alston scoring, while George May and Don Fogelsong start at forwards and Beanie Berens centers.
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Purdue Indiana Friday Showdown In Big Ten Tilt
Purdue and Indiana meet in a pivotal Big Ten game that could claim first place as Iowa visits Minnesota and other Saturday matchups fill the schedule. Norman Collom and Willard Kehlert lead scoring for their schools as the intrastate rivals clash for the first time in two years.
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McKinley Brings Athens Varsity to Host Kenton Tonight
McKinley High School football? basketball? hosts Kenton in Athens gym as the Bulldogs seek to end a foul plagued season and keep the lineup intact. Junior High with Sherman Gilmore faces The Plains Reserves before the main game Sunday night.
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Cardinals Release Estel Crabtree to Rochester Internationals
Rochester Mo January 12 The St Louis Cardinals freed outfielder Estel Crabtree who had been with Rochester on option during part of the 1933 season after being obtained from Cincinnati last year.
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Derby Winner This Year Will Get $50,000 Added
Louisville announces the Kentucky Derby purse will be 50 000 added for the May 5 race at Churchill Downs. Col Matt Winn cites policy alignment with other tracks and notes purse history shows earlier big totals and reductions across Derby Oaks Clark Handicap and Hashfora Manor Stakes.
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Levinsky to fight Schmeling in 1 round at Chicago Stadium
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky has signed to meet Max Schmeling in a one round bout at Chicago Stadium on February 16. Levinsky will receive 2 percent of net receipts as talks continue with Schmeling’s manager Joe Jacobs. Meanwhile a Schmeling vs Hamas bout is discussed for Philadelphia on February 14.
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Wrestling results in New York feature international and regional wins
George Caiaa of Italy defeated Frank Bronches of New York. Tiny Roebuck of Oklahoma defeated Man Mountain Dean of Georgia. Tony Colesano of Massachusetts defeated Steve Vidam of New Jersey.
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Henry McLemore Establishes Number of New Departments
Henry McLemore reports creation of new departments amid boxing and sports chatter. A disparate mix of quotes coversLocatelli Berg bout, Vines form, Tunney, Baer, Dempsey, Sarazen, and Yale football coach selection, reflecting broad sports commentary and institutional notes from New York.
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O'Farrell Named Player Manager of Reds for Next Season
Cincinnati announces Bob O'Farrell will serve as player manager for two years after being acquired from St. Louis with pitcher Sylvester Johnson in exchange for Glenn Spencer and cash. The move adds a veteran manager as Cincinnati aims for improvement in the National League.
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Colorado Pro Tops Field in Golf Tourney
Johnny Rogers the Denver Colorado pro led the 4 000 nations match play open at Lake Merced with a 70 to top 207 entrants. Harold McSpaden shot 71 and a pack of ten others posted par 72s including Archie Hambrick from Zaneaville Ohio and Joe Kirkwood.
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Golf qualifiers feature Ferrera Ran gen and Lampoon
The list includes Charlie Ferrera Paul Rangen Harold Lampoon Earle Frye Johnny Bettini and Ronnie Eapinona of the golfing Eepinosis. Two leading amateurs Lawson Little Stanford and Johnny Jaween Chicago were eliminated. Ernet Piefer San Jose led the amateurs. par 72 Craig Wood Deal NJ, defending champion, exempt from qualifying, meets Mill Jennifer Los Angeles in a marquee match.
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