Boxing rules in flux as New York commission debates judges
The New York boxing commission grapples with a flawed scoring system after controversial decisions in Madison Square Garden. Brig. Gen. John J. Phelan and associate Bil Brown clash over keeping the two–judge plan versus returning to a single referee, prompting a compromise to seek legislative change for a referee’s vote equal to a judge’s in disagreements.
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Ohio Wesleyan Closes Season vs Ohio University in Delaware
Ohio University Bobcats eye a season finale at Delaware as four seniors end careers in the clash with Ohio Wesleyan. Peden’s squad polishes passing attack and defense ahead of the Bishops showdown while Buck Peaspanen shines in the midweek scrimmage.
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Xavier Line Is Iron Outfit for Musketeers
Xavier University’s Musketeers rely on seven underclassmen who form the “Iron Wall” in major games. The small line averages 178 pounds, with players from Cincinnati Columbus and Indianapolis, led by Captain Tom Schmidt who battled flu but started every major game.
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Russ Sweeney
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Hungarian Szabo Beats Graber In Trenton Bout
In Trenton Szabo of Hungary defeated Henry Graber of California by straight falls. In Halifax Bull Martin and John Spellman drew no contest after both were hurt in a fall. In Los Angeles Mountai Dean beat Nick Lutze when Lutze could not continue after Dean secured a fall.
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Norcross
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Baby Baer Knocks Out Records on West Coast Tour
Buddy Baer, rising in the heavyweight ranks, is knocking out opponents on the West Coast. Max Baer prepares for a new challenge as his brother Buddy gains fame with quick first round wins including a victory over Gene Garner in Los Angeles.
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Rose Bowl or Nothing. Gophers weigh post season
Minnesota's football giants prefer the Rose Bowl over a Columbus Ohio post season game. A charity matchup with Ohio State hinges on the Western Conference faculty committee on athletics, with possible telegraphic votes among members. Governor White and Sen-elect Donahey seek presidential help to back the plan.
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Warm Springs
Foreigners Could Be Barred From National Titles
An A A U proposal would bar non citizens from winning national titles in track and field swimming and other sports at the annual Miami session December 7 to 9. The rule would allow foreigners to compete but deny them the title or championship medal if they win, aligning with prior Canadian hockey restrictions.
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Local Visitors Span Sunday Here With Area Families
Mr and Mrs Lee Roush and son of Middleport visited Mr and Mrs Leo Kennedy and daughter. Mr and Mrs Aa Davis and sons of Gallipolis visited Mr and Mrs F W Butcher. WWA met at Hortus Shaver home Friday night. Preaching at M E Church Sunday at 10 80 by Rev J W Me Mahn.
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Upsets Are Improbable in Major Grid Tilts of Week
New York November 22 AP. Wisconsin California and Harvard are underdogs as they face Minnesota Stanford and Yale respectively amid uncertain odds. Wisconsin boosts to meet Minnesota while California seeks to stop Stanford and Harvard aims to upset Yale in a weekend of key college football games.
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Yankee Diamond Stars Edge Nippon All Stars 6-5
In Nago ya Japan on November 22 the American barnstormers held off the Nippon All Stars 6-5 before 35000 fans. Joe Carasarella allowed four triples four doubles and six singles before Jimmy Foxx relieved him in the eighth. The Americans had ten hits and four Japanese errors. Lou Gehrig and Earl Averill hit the longest two base blows.
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Rome Cagers Open Friday Campaign at Stewart
Rome Township high school known as a Class B basketball power in Athens County begins a new season with New Marshfield as the opener at Stewart. Both boys and girls teams are coached by Jerry Bartlett. five veterans return: C White R White Harkins Jackson Hill. Schedule noted includes games through Feb 16 with several dates marked Bartlett dan and Racine placeholders.
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Cardinals Transfer Players in Busy World Series Trades
Chicago Cubs Reds and Browns push deals as Cardinals send Carlero and Riggs in a flurry of transactions post season. Trade talks include Bud Tinning Dick Ward Lew Riggs Ival Goodman and Bob Weiland with Cubs Vernon Washington and others eyed in a web of exchanges.
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Milling Log Points to Martin at Barcelona
In Barcelona notes indicate that Milling, at 131, points to Log and mentions Martin at 139 12. The fragment suggests a pickup or measurement reference share among names Milling Log Martin in Barcelona context.
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