Delaney Loses Chance to Fight Gene Tunney
Jack Delaney was eliminated as a potential challenger for Gene Tunney after Tom Heeney edged him in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Heeney’s defense and body work frustrated Delaney, clearing the way for Heeney to pursue a title shot while Delaney and his backers regroup.
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Harvard football hero faces prison for larceny and stock scheme
Charley Brickley, famed Harvard football star, was convicted in Suffolk Superior Court of larceny of 22 Gillette shares and $2,195 cash from Patrick Callahan and a smaller sum from Mrs. Georgia Boynton. Sentencing set for March 12 with possible term at Deer Island or Charlestown State Prison or probation. Brickley had prior stock case, and 1912 1918 Crimson teams highlighted by his touchdowns and field goals. Boston reported.
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U.P
Frightening Pitching Feats and Flyweight Class History
The piece notes Fred Marberry as a premier relief pitcher for Washington in 1925, appearing in 55 games without a complete game. It states the flyweight division began in 1910, with Pancho Villa as the standout champion since inception.
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Lodi Hollister Meet For Athens District Bid
Lodi high school will face Hollister high school at Ohio University gym Saturday afternoon at 8 to decide which advances as the third Athens district Class A and B entrant. Athens county will send three teams to the Athens tournament March 9 and 10, with Glouster and Coolville also in contention after last weekend eliminations.
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Banks Leads New York Celtics In Scoring Race
A R Daven Banks of the New York Celtics tops the American Basketball League scoring chart with 374 points. He tallied 54 points in the last five games, reclaiming the lead from Lefty Topel of Rochester who has 344 points.
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Lefty) Topel
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Cobb and Speaker to Join A's Outfield for 1930 Season
Ty Cobb wires Connie Mack that he will play one more year with the Philadelphia Athletics joining Tris Speaker in the outfield. Speaker arrives next Thursday as Simmons remains in Milwaukee with his mother ill. The A's outfield will be among the league's hardest hitters this season.
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Triangles Top Nelsonville Y M C A In Narrow Victory
Marietta’s powerful Y M C A Triangles edged Nelsonville Y M C A 47 to 34 on the home floor. The Rockmen trailed after a 17 to 6 first quarter deficit and fought back against a stifling Nelsonville defense to keep the game close.
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Baltimore Boxer Joe Dun Dee On Trial In False Advertising Case
Baltimore welterweight boxing champion Joe Dun Dee faced trial in Los Angeles on charges of false advertising linked to a November schedule with Ace Ari and Menugendine. The case centers on promotional claims surrounding the fighter’s events and contractual disclosures.
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Southeastern Ohio tournament opens at Ohio University next Friday
Drawings for about 88 high school teams from A and B classes will be held at Ohio University’s gym Sunday under Prof C C Bird. Class B may total 25 teams. play starts Friday morning with three courts and full court later.
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Hump) Campbell
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Giants Lead in Rookies
NEW YORK March 2 U R New York Giants have the most rookies this season among National League teams. At Augusta Georgia 22 of 39 were newcomers. The Robins 19, Braves 14 with new manager Jack Slattery. Cardinals 13 recruits at Avon Park Florida led by Bill McKechnie. Phillies 10, Cubs 9, Pirates 8, Reds 4.
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Portsmouth favored in strong Class A basketball tourney
The article notes Portsmouth High School as a dominant Class A contender with Nelsonville Chillicothe and Athens also among the favorites. Glenford leads Class B, and tournament officials listed include Finsterwald Syracuse Reese Denison Jolley Marietta and Krieger Ohio. Spectator admission is twenty five cents for early sessions, fifty cents for semi finals, and fifty cents general with seventy five cent reserved seats for the final games on Saturday night.
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Krieger
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Basketball scores from Kenyon Wooster Heidelberg Hiram Muskingum Otterbein
The scoreboard shows several results with teams including Kenyon 36 tied Wooster 36, Heidelberg 45 over Hiram 24, Muskingum 48 over Otterbein 40, Louisville Poly 40 over W Kentucky Normal 33, Jami 39 over Cincinnati 35, and nison 63 over Mariatta 30.
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Hornsby Profits From Every Big Baseball Deal
R Hornsby gains from all major trades and salary hikes. The veteran star signed with the Boston Braves after moves involving the Giants and Cardinals and is poised to reclaim league hitting leadership as team captain while workers to boost his earnings and status.
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Northwestern Defeats Illinois 39 to 1 in Big Ten Game
Northwestern University beat the University of Illinois 39 to 1 in a Big Ten basketball contest. The unusual scoreline highlights a dominating Northwestern performance on the court.
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