Boxing figures name drop and Sydney plans outlined
Lew shares greatest fighters he saw, praises McGovern and Canzoneri, and describes boxing’s financial rise. He reveals aims to bring Carnera, Dempsey, and other top names to Australia, plus potential matchups with Harvey Hood Berg and Palmer. He notes Burns’ big purse and Sydney stadium lease plans.
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Jack Johnson
Sydney
Tommy
D. McIntosh
McIntosh
Wes
Mr. McIntosh
Ama
Rica
England
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Jack
America
Len Harvey
Jack Hood
Kid) Berg
Junior
Lawley Optimistic: Reds poised as 1933 drills begin
Cincinnati Reds manager Dan Howley says the club is stronger than in years past after winter workouts. The team opens a final exhibition stretch in Florida with games against the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg and the Philadelphia Athletics in Orlando, ahead of the 1933 season.
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Rufus Meadows
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Yanks
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Yankees
Indianapolis
New York
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Brown, Andrews and Dickey
Barn Storming Plans Delayed By Rest Period
He will give up barn storming and rest for a few weeks before resuming regular training.
Cleveland Man Takes Lead in Singles at ABC Bowling
Cleveland bowler Otto Nitschke surged to the lead in singles as the American Bowling Congress tournament continued with entrants from Windsor Ontario Toledo Bradford Pa Muskegon Heights Monroe Mt Clemens and others. Last night’s best score was 2 838 by Temple Masonic Arcade Detroit with Eddie Zajak and Joe Sublosky Chicago posting 1 350 in doubles.
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Detroit
Joe Alpert Clothiers
Denver
Otto Nitschke
Cleveland
Ohio
Triscaro Stops Johnny Edwards In Six Round Fight
Babe Triscaro, a popular Cleveland lightweight, defeated Johnny Edwards of Huntington W Va in six rounds at the arena on the east side. The midget Italian scored two knockdowns and dominated the bout, improving his pro record in his seventh professional fight. Edwards was knocked down twice but stayed in the ring, weighed 115 to Triscaro's 114.
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Jack Dempsey
Lewis
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Brooklyn
McGovern
Lew
Tony Canzoneri
Christopher
Bat) Batta‘Yano
Mickey Walker
Cleveland
U.P
Babe Triscaro
Johnny Edwards
Huntington
W. Va
Arena
New East Side
Triscaro
Edwards
Finis
Washington and Jefferson appoints Day head football coach
Leroy P. Day, longtime Washington high school coach of 16 years, is named head football coach at Washington and Jefferson College. He signed a five year contract, the longest offered to any coach at the college.
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Washington, Pa
U.P
Leroy P
Hank”) Day
Washington High School
Washington and Jefferson College
Day
Devious math and daring baseball pitch secrets surfaced
A Western Reserve student allegedly devised a proof to locate a pitcher's exact standing and performance. The tale touches on official scorers, pitchers Lefty Grove and Connie Mack, and a playful, skeptical response from fans and commentators in California and the East.
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Lefty Grove
Connie Mack
North Woods
Hudson's Bay
Hinatem
Lleagues
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March Vay
Boxing results from New York Philadelphia Newark and St Paul shows
Last night fights featured multiple wins. Larry Marinucci and Freddie Kelly were stopped in New York and Florida respectively. Lou Poster and Joe Merker stopped in Newark. Johnny Datto and Paul Wangley scored knockouts in St Paul.
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St. Nicks
Chick Devlin
San Francisco
Larry Marinucci
Wa's
Troy
N. Y
Enzo Fiermonte
Italy
Freddie Kelly
Florida
Newark
M. J
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
Jackie Shupack
Paterson
N. J
Lou Poster
Joe Merker
Perth Amboy
ST. Paul
Minn
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Wilbur Chevalier
Milwaukee
Paul Wangley
Minneapolis
Spud Murphy
Moorhead
New York A Csets three world swimming records
The New York Athletic Club defeated Los Angeles A C and Hollywood A C 33 to 27. They set three world records including 400 yards in 3:25.5 beating 1931 mark 3:34.9, Leonard Spence racing 100 yards breaststroke in 1:06.4, and the 300 yard medley relay clocking 5:02.2 beating the former 5:03.6.
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Brame
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Ruel
Susce
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Leonard Spence
Walter
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Spears Expected to Accept Wisconsin Football Post
Addison Wisconsin March 28 United Press exclusive reports that the Wisconsin board of regents agreed to offer the football coaching job to Oregon mentor Clarence Spears if he accepts by late today. If he declines, Guy Sub dt would be named coach.
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Wis
Clarence Spears Todey
Tong
Regents
Oregon
Spears
Guy Subhdt
Wisconsin
Ume
Arlie Macks
Houston Tennis Tourney Opens with Arts of Stars
Nearly three dozen top players begin the Houston invitation tournament. Stars include Ellsworth Vines national singles champion and top seed, George Lott ranked No. 2, Wilmer Allison former Davis Cup player, J Gilbert Hall Canadian indoor champion, and Junior Open from Kansas City among entrants. Davis Cup consideration expected for finalists. Tournament runs through the week with men's singles and doubles, junior singles, and women's singles.
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Acore
Houston
Ellsworth Vines
George Lott
Wilmer Allison
J. Gilbert Hall
Junior Cpen
Kansan City
Bobcat Tracksters Meet Pioneer Team at Marietta Tonight
Ohio's track squad faces Marietta in the second meet of the year while Pioneer veterans miss events through injuries. Flowers and Patton lead the Pioneers with recent relays experience, and Bernard Sadosky vs Siemen is set in the 220. The Bobcats rest Booker Braund Rowland and others, with pole vault opening at 7:90 and the indoor events proceeding.
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Arietta College M
Ohio
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Bobcats
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Delaware
Flowers
Patton
Halfemiler
Secou Te Cie Segarra
Booker 4A
Braund
Ohio Wesleyan
Sheldon Rowland
Bernard Sadoskhy
Siemen
Phar Lap to Run in Tanforan Race
San Bruno California March 29 Wheat Lap, Australian turf champion and recent winner of the race, is slated to compete at Tanforan. The feature event draws interest from racing fans across the region with expectations high for a strong showing.
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U.R
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Boston Red Sox
Johnny Neun
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Stoke
Central Ohio P.G. A. Formed
A Central Ohio District Professional Golfers Association was organized in Columbus. Lorms of Columbus Country Club was named president and Jim Noble of Mirami Valley Country Club, Dayton, as secretary treasurer. Six district tournaments were planned including a 16 hole medal at Granville Inn on April 9 and a May 6 pro-am at Circleville.
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Central Ohio
Professional Golfers’ Association
Lorms
Columbus, Country Club
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Mirami Valley
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Granville Inn
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Miami Vality Course
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Phar Lap faces Agua Caliente Handicap offer under conditions
Dr J Davie part owner said Phar Lap may race in a special 26000 handicap at Tanforan if suitable conditions hold. He warned against racing with heavy imposts again, aiming to race the best American horses. Phar Lap tagged at 129 pounds for Tanforan with Plucky Play close at 120 pounds.
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Tanforan
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Davis
Phar Lap
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