Canzoneri Beats Berg For Lightweight Title Retention
Tony Canzoneri defeats Jack Kid Berg in a 15 round Polo Grounds bout to retain the world lightweight championship under New York Athletic Commission rules. Berg’s late rally and a foul ruling in London would have changed the title, but Canzoneri refrained from foul exploitation.
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Dixon Stewart
York
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Tony Canzoneri
New York Athletic Commission
Canzoneri
Berg
Polo Grounds
London
New York Commission
Patsy Haley
Haley
Charles F. Mathison
Joe Angelo
Miitech’s Musings on Football Training and Pass Backups
ENNY FRIEDMAN recalls past stars and discusses a book The ing Game. He emphasizes quarterbacks must back up passes to prevent interceptions and long returns. The piece mentions Yale’s Albie Booth and Knute Rockne’s views on summer training and varied athletic pursuits.
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Enny Friedman
Michigan
May
Onder
Benny
Yale
Albie Booth
of the
Blue
Columbus boxer suspended for misconduct in ring
LUMBUS Sept 11 A R Lou m Columbus boxer has been suspended 30 days by the Columbus boxing commission for misconduct in the ring. Bloom was alleged to have bitten John Conley Toledo in the ring last Monday night. Suspended were Collins Toledo Jim Gerry Columbus and Pete Dandoe Columbus.
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Lumbus
A.r.loum
Columbus
Columbusing Commission
Ring
Bloom
John Conley
Toledo
Collins
Jim Gerry
Combus
Pete Dandoe
Colum
Doeg races to win in semifinal tennis clash in Crest Hills
Johnny Doeg defeats Shields and is favored over Lott in the Men's National singles semifinals at Crest Hills New York. Ellsworth Vines faces Fred Perry in the other semifinal after decisive wins in quarterfinals.
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Joeg
Shields
Lott
Crest Hills
N. Y
Johnny Doeg
Ga& Lott
Doep
Bryant
Franklds
New York
Johnny van Ryn
van Ryn
Johnny
Ellsworth Vines
California Comet
Fred Perry
Vines
Berkeley Bell
Oiff
Bell
Perry
Frank Bowden
New York “Dark Horse
Sidney B. Wood
Davis Capace
Fans Lose Interest As Major League Races Slip
With the schedule reduced to formality fans show little interest as seven major league games draw under 25 000. Cincinnati sets season low with 276 paying to see the Reds lose 5 1 to the Robins. Cubs hammer Phillies 17 4 as St Louis beats Boston 7 3. Athletics beat St Louis 6 4 to press pennant bid while Washington tops Cleveland 5 3. Detroit shuts out Boston 8 0. In the American Association, Kansas City edges into second with a 12 11 win over Minneapolis in ten innings, St Paul routing Milwaukee 18 13, Toledo defeating Louisville 6 1.
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New York
U.P
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
Red Lucas
Robins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Pat Malone
Cubs
Bill’ Hallahan
St. Louis Cards
Boston
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
George Earnshaw
Washington
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tom” Bridges
Columbus
Kansas City
American Association
Minneapolis Millers
St. Paul
Milwaukee Brewers
Blues
Minneapolis
Swift
Saints
Milwaukee
Prudhomme
Nichols
Stiely
Taylor
Gearin
Polli
Toledo Mud Hens
Louisville Colonels
Ryan
Colonels
Indianapolis
Burnwell
Red Bird
Sports matchups and leagues across cities listed
A list of basketball game pairings includes Boston at Brawe, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Seeain in AMERICAN, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at Washington, Indianapolis at Columbus, Kansas City at &t, Paul, Louisville at Toledo, and Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Seeain
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Association Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
T. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ohio Pro Football Teams Open 1951 Season Sunday
Portsmouth and Cleveland, two Ohio clubs in the National Professional Football League, open their 1951 seasons Sunday. Portsmouth visits Brooklyn on the Ports mouth gridiron while Cleveland goes to Green Bay. Green Bay defends the title, Portsmouth adds many new players, and Cleveland returns to the league at the Lake Front Stadium.
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Columbus
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Ohio
Brooklyn
Green Bay
Wis
Lake Front Stadium
Gauthier Starts Rebuild as Wesleyan Eyes Buckeye Title
Ohio Wesleyan 1931 football squad seeks quick turn around under coach George Gauthier after graduation and eligibility losses. Sophomore prospects abound as tackles guards ends and backfield hopefuls vie for spots while Wesleyan eyeing Buckeye Conference glory and intersectional games with Syracuse and Brown. Denison reports Bob Adama Ray Scott and Earl Rupe back for practice as coach George Rich expands daily workouts.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Harry Barber
Buffalo
N. Y
Don Lantz
Canton
Bob Jones
Gordon Kraft
Don Jackson
Toledo
George Flint
Syracuse
John Rauch
Altoona
Don Scott
Troy
Roy Bennett
Dayton
John Mikuluk
Cleveland
Bennett
Dean Gordon
Johnstown
George Myerly
Danville
Eric Gandrup
Howard Ginaven
Springfield
George Munson
James Hoff
Columbus
Wilmer Dickerson
Roderick Campbell
Bob Morton
Leslie Burge
Art Belt
William Ross
Charles Worchester
Robert Given
Steubenville
Edgar Westfall
George Haney
Chillicothe
Wesleyan
Granville
Denison University
Bob Adama
Denison
Ray Scott
Earl Rupe
George Rich
Dempsey Faces Five Opponents In Tacoma Exibition
Jack Dempsey battled five foes in a milk fund exhibition in Tacoma Washington drawing about 8000 fans. He showed fatigue from two days of train travel and failed to KO any opponent. Cyclone Thompson opened a cut over Dempsey's left eye but landed few blows after the wound appeared.
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Tacoma
Wash
U.P
Jack Dempsey
Milk Fund
Thompson
Yakima
Jack
Hack Believes Cubs May Send Him to Minors
Chicago columnist reports Hack Wilson, suspended and fined $6,000, to return home to Martinsburg West Virginia. He doubts a minor league demotion ends his major league career and vows to prove he can rebound with four or five more years in the big show.
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R-Hack Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Chicago Cubs
Wilson
Cubs
Pat Malone
Robert Hornsby
Phillies
Brooklyn
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