Dempsey Plans September Title Fight in Chicago or New York
Dempsey may fight the Schmeling Sharkey winner in September in Chicago or New York after a possible tune up bout. Leonard Sacks notes Philadelphia or Detroit could host if New York or Chicago falter, with MGM promoters and Joe Jacobs bidding. Meanwhile Athens High faces Pomeroy in a boys game as McKinley outlines a defense to stop Dye and Crow.
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U.P
Jack Dempsey
New York
Chicago
Leonard Sacks
Dempsey
Sacks
Sharkey
Schmeling
Gene Tumney
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago Stadium
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Joe Jacobs
Sacramento
Calif
Middle West
National Boxing Association
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montreal
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
Walker
John V. Clinnin
Kearns
Athens
Farnum
Gallipolis
Hamden
Bulldogs
Logan
McKinley
Panthers
Dye
Crow
Stacy
Fields
Bolin
Spelcer
Severson
Whipple
Logan Junior High
Pomeroy
Dodgers face outfield questions with Hack Wilson trio
Mitch notes the Dodgers may field a three man outfield of O'Doul Herman and Wilson with Lewis now on the roster. He warns against too many fly balls creating gaps and jokes the trio could draw fan interest as the season approaches. Wilson is praised for power and O'Doul for contact hitting while acknowledging defensive weaknesses.
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Rying
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lewis
Hack
Brooklyn
Doui
Herman
Wilson
Dodgers
O’doul
Usuay
Ooklyn Garden
Christner To Meet Dempsey In Cleveland Bout
Akron heavyweight K O Christner was matched to meet Jack Dempsey in a four round exhibition in Cleveland next month. Promoter Joe Lewis secured Christner's consent through manager Luey Welch. Dempsey's camp approved the matchup with Leonard Sachs confirming. Risko declined a four round bid unless it was 10 rounds, turning down $5,000.
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U.P
K. O. Christner
Akron
Todey
Jack Dempsey
Joe Lewis
Christner
Luey Welch
Wired Leonard Sachs
Dempsey
Lewis
Johnny Risko
Last Night's Fight Results Across Multiple Arenas
Boxing card results from New York venues include Charley Horn drawing with Georgie Goldberg at 130, Pedro Neves stopped at 136, and Frank Lobianco defeating Jack Seimers in Jamaica. Newark and Wheeling bouts feature Ebbets stopping Collins, and Thomas beating Edelman in ten rounds amid multiple regional showdowns.
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St. Nicholas
Harry Terry
Leo Brouse
Brooklyn
Jamaica
Harry Ebbets
New Jersey
Mike Collins
Frank Lobianco
Jack Seimers
Conrado Conde
Cuba
Drew Gless Meideg
Algeria
Mario Pina
Argentina
Carl Schleiper
Germany
Jim Farley
Astoria
Lew Marks
al Doukas
Carl Arnold
Dave la Mar
Leo de Lorenzo
Newark
N. J
Sid
Orange
Wheeling
W. Va
Joey Thomas
Chicago
Eddie Edelman
Cleveland
Thomas
Edelman
Bobby Brinkman
Frankie Vabina
Roswell
Jony Recco
Bellaire
Sam Buttera
Parkersburg
Cyclone Driscoll
Columbus
Jimmie McMahon
Bridgeport
Dayton
Joe Sekura
Coleman Johns
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Ill
Manuel Castro
Mexico
Buzz Edmonds
Cincinnati
Kid Wright
Richmond
Ind
Logan High completes fall football schedule with ten games
Logan High School officials announced a completed fall football schedule with ten games and seven at home. McArthur opens Sept 16, the slate includes Wellston, Lancaster, Middleport, Gallipolis, Jackson, Athens, Pomeroy, Washington D H, and Nelsonville on Nov 24 with an open date Nov 18.
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Logan High School
Ben
Washington, D. H
Jackson
St. Marys
Crooksville
Washington D. H
McArthur
Wellston
Lancaster
Middleport
Gallipolis
Athens
Pomeroy
Open
Nelsonville
Guards Edge Celtics In Sharp 23-22 Finish
The Ft. Wayne Guards defeated the Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics 23-22 on a last minute field goal by Carl Husta. The win gives the Guards five wins in nine meetings this season with Cleveland and put them ahead at halftime 9 to 7.
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Cleveland
Carl Husta
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics
Gorilla Jones Crowned Middleweight Champion
Gorilla Jones of Akron Ohio was recognized as the National Boxing Association middleweight champion after a technical knockout of Oddonne Piazza in Milwaukee. Jones, who defeated Piazza in the sixth round after a two count, earned the title last held by Mickey Walker during a NAB tournament run since August. The 4,000 crowd saw Jones overwhelm Piazza with decisive body punches and eye damage.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Gorilla Jones
Akron
National Boxing Association
Mickey Walker
Oddonne Piazza
Piazza
Jones
Tiger Thomas
Clyde Chastain
George Nichols
Frankie O’brien
Henry Firpo
Basketball Terminology Involves Held Ball And Jump Ball
The text explains terms used in basketball such as held ball and jump ball. It notes held ball occurs when a guarded player or two rivals hold the ball and neither can gain full possession. Officials may call held ball to prevent fouls, though it can encourage rough play.
Logan police seek two missing girls in Ohio town
Columbus police were asked for aid in locating Myrtle Knapper aged 15 and Dorothy Pickett aged 14 who vanished from their homes in Logan.
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Columbus
Logan
Myrtle Knapper
Dorothy Pickett
Bobcat Pair Lead Buckeye Scoring Leaders
The Buckeye Conference top scorers include DePauw and Ohio Wesleyan players with George Eubank of DePauw leading at 47 points in six games. Moffett from DePauw and Hendricks of Ohio Wesleyan sit high with 45 points each, followed by Eisele of Wittenberg with 44 in six games and Grandie of Cincinnati with 35. Other notable names include Trace, Schuck, Scott, Smith, Duncan, Ginaven, Robbins, Rupe, Brown, Barrett, Jones, and Copeland, U.S. college hoops stars in the tightened race.
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United Press
Buckeye
DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
George Eubank
Hoosiers
Moffett
Clarence Hendricks
Chip Wesleyan
Hendricks
Claire
Eisele
Olin Grandile
Grandie
John Trace
Ohio University
Julius Schuck
Cincinnnati
Ray Scott
Denison
Ee Eubank
O. Wesleyan
Grandle
Trace
Ohio U
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Schuck
Scott
la Sea
Smith
Duncan
Ginaven
Robbins
Rupe
Brown
Ohio
B. Barrett
Miami
Jones
Copeland
All American Wife Becomes Wesley Fesler Bride
Ohio State football star Wesley E. Fesler married Mary Louise Schenk in Covington Indiana last July 17. The 20 year old sophomore at Ohio State plans homemaking duties while Fesler coaches and sells insurance. She is skilled in cooking sewing and golf and enjoys horse riding as they prepare to move into an apartment.
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Ralph Teatsortholumbus
U.P
Wesley E. Fesler
Ohio State
Mary Louise Schenk
William Schenk
Columbus Packing Company
Covington
Ind
College of Commerce
Fesler
Fesier
University
Danville, Sr
Reiselt Tops Chicago Rival in Three Cushion Billiards
Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia has taken the lead in the world championship three-cushion billiards tournament, ahead of Chicago’s Augie Kieckhofer, a nine-time titleholder. The Jan 26 update from Chicago reports Reiselt in front for the event.
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U.P
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Augie Kieckhofer
Obsolete prize ring rules yield legendary long fights
The article recounts historic boxing bouts under London Prize Ring and Queensberry rules. It cites extraordinary durations from matches in St Louis and Moorland to Edinbridge and New Orleans, noting rounds ended by falls or being thrown with long gaps for corner refreshment.
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OY Art Krenz
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
London
Jem Mace
Joe Coburn
St. Louis
Jack Broughton
George Stevenson
Broughton
Stevenson
Andy Bowen
J. Burke
New Orlans
Groves
Queensbury
Reiselt Tops Kieckhofer as Hozeman Triumphs Rise
Reiselt won the Western championship meet in Vallejo California by defeating Kieckhofer and Jay Hozeman. Reiselt now stands four wins and one loss after his latest victory over Allen Hall of Chicago 50 to 46 in M innings, eliminating Hall from title contention. Hall suffered his fourth defeat.
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Reiselt
Kieckhofer
Jay Hozeman
Vallejo
Cal
Allen Hall
Chicago
Hall
Holdouts Could Muster Fair Ball Club From Their Ranks
New York report explores a hypothetical holdout team created from recalcitrant players. It lists players by position, notes managerial contrasts, and rails at temperamental stars while imagining a Robins lineup competing in the National League.
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Dickey
Ferrell
Vanes
Fitzsimmons
Terry
Lary
Leach
Lloyd Waner
Ruth
Eddie Collina
Heine Groh
Frinch
Orite
Whitney
Hoiiouts
Dastay Vance
Max Carey
The
Robins
Robbie
Vance
Nate
Owe Ce
South Georgia
Wilwon Ie
Pesek Challenges Londos Again In Wrestling Feud
Al Hatt of Colt Pesek challenges rival Jim Londos for a winner take all match with a $5000 stake. Londos is set to appear in Garibaldi on Wednesday as rumors of repeated confrontations persist and both sides seek a decisive bout.
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Jim Londos
York
al Hatt
Colt Pesek
New York
Tn Hhs
Matt
Londos
Pesek
Garibaldi
Daytons Boxing Victory Over Coleman Je
Dayton boxer at 183 pounds overwhelmed Coleman Jeff Dayton in a tough Monday night bout. The opponent was knocked down five times but rose each time, clocking a crushing defeat as the crowd watched the plug heat showcase in Dayton.
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Coleman Jeff Dayton
To & Cruahing
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