Commission Holds Purse and Refunds Fighters Fare
New York state athletic commission delays ruling on the Billy Petrolle King Tut bout at Madison Square Garden while withholding purses. Tut cites appendicitis with telegrams from doctors. officials plan another meeting and approve a Dundee Harvey bout replacement. Basketball results include Mt. Union over Akron and Oklahoma over Kansas Aggies.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Billy Petrolle
Madison Square Garden
Tut
John J. Phelan
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Arthur T. Herman
A. E. Wilco
M. H. Nathanson
Nathanson
Petrolle
Duluth
Minn
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Len Harvey
Dundee
Harvey
Jackie Weald
Fields
The
Garden
Harvey-Dundée
Fields-Harvey
Akron
Findlay
Heidelberg
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Kansas
Creighton
Knox
Augustana
Howley Hopes Reconstruction Will Bolster Reds
Cincinnati Reds manager outlines a plan to revamp the roster with major player turnover and several promising prospects. He cites limited hitting from 1930 regulars and notes pending trades to boost batting, while praising new infielders Frank Sigafoes and Mickey Heath and catcher Bob Asbornasen as potential contributors.
Peter crowned Arizona trapshooting state champion earns Grand American invite
The Amateur Trapshooting Association names George T. Peter of Phoenix as Arizona state singles doubles and high over all champion, granting him a berth to the Grand American Tournament at Vandalia. Peter previously won the same titles in 1990 and will compete in August.
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George T. Peter
Phoenix
Arizona
Vandalia
Peter
Baseball Banter and Belted Budgets Across The Leagues
The column recalls past sports taunts about sluggers Nick Cullop Babe Ruth and Hack Wilson while noting recent chatter on baseball power and players. It mentions Belmont Park stalls spring plans Elmer Foster Ivor Shiver Smead Jolley Pa Stribling and Koterba signing with Bloomington Three-Eye league and coaching duties.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Daily Press
Nick Cullop
American Association
Babe Ruth
Hack Wilson
Dante
Patrick Phillip Nathaniel Hiiowley
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Hack Wilsons
Columbia
Bobby Cruickshank
Orient
Payne Whitney
Belmont Park
Elmer Foster
New York Giants
Four College Track Records Likely to Fall at Intercollegiate A A A A Meet
East's top athletes confront major records at New York events led by Carl Coan to break the mile mark of 4 17.8 and Joe McCluskey aiming at the two mile 9 22 from 1929. Everett Colyer may raise the pole vault standard of 18 feet 7 1 inches while Fred Steiner eyes the 35 pound weight throw mark.
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New York
U.P
Carl Coan
University of Pennsylvania
Jimmy Connolly
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
Paul Rckers
Penn
Everett Colyer
Cornell
Fred Sturdy
Yale
Fred Steiner
Penn Giant
Western Reserve Clinches Seventh Straight Win Over Case
Western Reserve defeated Case 19 to 11 marking the seventh consecutive victory for the wrestling team in today’s meet. The win reinforces W R’s midseason form and boosts standings in the conference.
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Union
Ohio
Mountd
Akron
Cope
Case
Western Reserve
Stripp Signs With Reds After Long Holdout
Tampa reports Joe Stripp joined the Reds after a conference with Sidney Weil. Charley Dressen and Horace Ford remain unsigned. Dressen expected to visit from Miami to discuss terms. In San Antonio Frank Hogan and Bill Terr stay in dispute with McGraw over salaries. Terry received a final offer of 22500, up 4500, but demands 25000 or nothing.
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Tampa
Fla
U.2
Joe Stripp
Reds
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati
Charley Dressen
Horace Ford
Dressen
Miami
San Antonio
Tex
Giants
Frank Hogan
Bill Terr
Fred Fitzsimmons
McGraw
California
Terry
Hogan
Pirates Coach Crandall Teaches Change of Pace
Paso Robles reports Old Doc Crandall, a veteran pitcher, spent a day teaching the Pittsburgh pitchers the change of pace. Manager Jewel Ens said the squad will split Sunday with one group traveling to Monterey to face San Francisco and the other staying for local work.
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Paso Robles
Calif
U.P
Doc Crandall
Pittsburgh Pirate
Jewel Ens
Monterey
San Francisco
Ruth Dominates Yankees In Practice At Crescent Lake
In St. Petersburg on March 4 Babe Ruth spent long at bat during practice with the Yankees. George Pipgras was absent due to medical operation recovery while manager McCarthy directed workouts. Ruth hit two balls out of the park into Crescent Lake as Henry Johnson and Herb Pennock pitched.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
George Pipgras
McCarthy
Babe Ruth
Big Boy
Crescent Lake
Henry Johnson
Herb Pennock
White Sox Near Season Opener Missing Regulars
In San Antonio on March 4 the White Sox prep for the season with three regulars unavailable. Jolley is ill, Berg stays in New York over a $2,500 bonus clause, and Reynolds holds out for $25,000 while the team offers $10,000.
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San Antonio
Texas
U.P
White Sox
Qmead Jolley
Moe Berg
New York
Carl Reynolds
O'Doul Leads Win as Robins Open Season Preseason
Clearwater Florida March 4 The veteran Adolfo Luque arrived from Havana Ernie Lombardi was the only Robin absentee Brooklyn opened the season with a game yesterday defeating the rookies 7 to 3 Lefty O'Doul starred with three hits in the exhibition clash for the Robins played before the season start crowd
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Clearwater
Fla
U.P
Adolfo Luque
Havana
Ernie Lombardi
Brooklyn
Lefty O’doul
Phillies Rally to Complete Roster in Winter Haven
Winter Haven Florida March 4 The second full detachment of Phillies was expected to arrive here today completing the roster Fred Brickell and Buzz Artlett outfielders and Dick Bartel and Roetz infielders checked into camp late yesterday Manager Shotton put the squad through a long workout yesterday.
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Winter Haven
Fila
U.P
Phillies
Fred Brickell
Buzz Artlett
Dick Bartel
Roetz
Shotton
Pitchers Take Turns On Mound In Busy Game
Multiple pitchers rotate through the mound as the game unfolds, each taking their turn to face batters and control the pace. The sequence showcases strategic pitching changes and bullpen depth amid a tense contest.
Red Sox Open Spring Camp With Webb Hitting Praise
Boston Red Sox completed their roster as manager Collins led the team through the daily workout in Pensacola. He praised Earl Webb for his hitting while Bob Reeves shifted to second base where he is expected to play this season.
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Pensacola
Fla
U.P
Boston Red Sox
Collins
Red Sox
Earl Webb
Bob Reeves
Indians Play Train at Pelican Park in New Orleans
The Cleveland Indians opened spring training in New Orleans with Johnny Hodapp hitting the first home run of the session at Pelican Park. Pitchers faced batsmen for the first time this season, though they held back on fast pitches and complex tricks. Several hurlers were expected to be allowed to stretch their arms more today.
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Bob Asbornasen
Nashville
Southern Association
Hollywood
Mickey Heath
Toronto
Heath
Bobby Wallace
Heseth
Scecker
Bellaver
New Orleans
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Hodapp
Pelican Park
Speedy Boys Featured On Fistic Card
The Armory card Thursday night features 30 rounds of boxing with speed in all bouts. Main event is Cuddy Dixon of Zanesville vs Eddie Touley of Columbus at 152 pounds over eight rounds. Co-features include Chris Koher vs Jimmy Geren at 160 pounds and other six round bouts. Henry Harris referees the program.
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Cuddy Dixon
Zanesville
Nelsonville
Eddie Touley
Columbus
Chris Hkoher
Jimmy Geren
Whitie Hollenbeck
Ohio University
Bob O'Neil
Hollenbeck
Kid Green
Albany
Hazen
Green
Robbie Mason
Middleport
Rocky Kansas
Henry Harris
Ohio State Freshmen Expect Big Basketball Season
Columbus March 4. Ohio State University freshmen coach Floor Stahl and his small but mighty squad are seen as promising for next year. Standouts include six foot four inch Bill Hosaket of Dayton, a top center prospect, and Ted Rosequist of Cleveland a towering guard with an outstanding high school record. Also contributing are Fred Conrad, Bobby Coburn, Jerry Fisher, and several other promising yearlings from Ohio and beyond.
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Columbus
U.pk
Ohio State University
Bill Hosaket
Dayton
Ohio State
Cookie’ Cunningham
Hasket
Fosket
Ohio
Dayton Stivers
Stahl
Stivers
Ted Rosequist
Cleveland
Rosequist
Fred Conrad
Wooster
Bobby Coburn
Stivers High School
Ben
Jerry’ Fisher
J. W. Miller
Fremont
Cleuts Johnson
Groverport
Dickey
Bexley
Fugit
Portsmouth
Bishop
Bryan
Theis
Cincinnati
Garner
Upper Sandusky
Traul
Millersburg
Greens Run Leads Mythical All Star Selections
From the Athens County girls tournament at Ohio University gymnasium six players were chosen for the mythical all star team. Names include Danka Greene Raber Trimble Hollister Bentley Mason and others with positions shifted in the final lineup. An honorable mention was given to E Mason of Hollister.
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Athens County
Ohio University Gymnasium
Danka
Penne Ft
Greene Ruan Tlaedey Es Lf
Conan
Hollister Bentley Onaneene Oy
Greens
Greens Run
McCullotgh
Ooo
Molieter Rabera
Ncan
Saeka'n-Trim
E. Mason
Center
Flollister
Maloney and Carnera Ready for Miami Title Bid
Jimmy Maloney the Irish heavyweight from Boston and Primo Carnera meet tomorrow night at the Miami Madison Square Garden arena in a 10 round show. The winner earns a title bout with Schmeling or Stribling in September in America. Maloney pushed hard in Miami Beach while Carnera, nursing a fractured rib, prepares with light work and sparring as Boston fans arrive in small numbers.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Jimmy Maroney
Boston
Primo Carnera
Miami Madison Square Garden Arena
Max Sehmeling
Young Stribling
America
Maloney
Carnera
Schmeling
Miami Beach
Cy Leland to Run on Coast
Cy Leland of Texas Christian University plans to depart Fort Worth for the Pacific Coast to pursue Olympic chances aboard the 1952 Olympico. The sprint star, who recently withdrew from TCU, aims to mount timely preparation in California for strong national competition.
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CY Leland
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
Ft. Worth
Leland
T. CC. U
California
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