Ross Beats Canzoneri In Thrilling 15 Round Bout
In New York Barney Ross retained his lightweight world title in a hard fought 15 round decision over Tony Canzoneri. Judging was split with Referee Donovan giving Ross the win after a back and forth battle as 31,000 fans witnessed. Ross showed stamina and power, edging Canzoneri in most rounds and earning about $33,000 on the night.
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Birds Triumph 6-2 In Playoff Opener
Columbus Reds beat Minneapolis 6 to 2 in game one of the American Association playoff series at Red Bird Stadium. Clarence Hesse pitched for Columbus against Harry Helsclaw. Mickey Heath hit a third inning homer to tie the game, and Whitehead drove in key runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Corsairs Tie Cubs for Second With Twin Wins
Pirates and Cubs win twice to pull into a tie for second in the National League behind the Giants. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 1 0, and 2 0 in nightcap as Waite Hoyt allowed four hits. Don Camilli's two run triple powered Chicago past Philadelphia 2 0.
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Fights in New York and West Coast ScenesHeadline Heavyweights Tussle Across Cities
Boxing results report multiple bouts with Barney Ross retaining the world lightweight title by defeating Tony Canzoneri in New York. Other matches include Joe Walker KOing Nick Pastore in Chicago and Lou Amber beating Joey Costa in Herkimer. Elizabeth and Fresno cards feature Johnny Riccadulla, Teddy Yoeson, Sammy Brown, and Dan Feary with knockouts and decisions across California and New Jersey venues.
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al Roth
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Frank Salvatore
Eureka
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Eddie Trujillo
Denver
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Vearl Whitehead
Santa Monica
Johnny Fischer Medalist With Record Total of 141
Johnny Fischer, 21, Cincinnati, won the qualifying medal with a 72 69 141 at the National Amateur golf championship in Cincinnati. The record 141 broke amateur history as qualifying marks, with Milward tying the course record at 69 in a day of upheaval as many former champions fell short. The field narrows to eight for the 36 hole quarter finals.
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Cleveland
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Aviburndale
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U. of Michigan
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Austin, Tex
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Australians Lead Yank Netters in Lake Forest Exhibition
Australian Davis Cup stars led a U S team two to one as exhibition play resumed at Onwentsia Country Club. Adrian Quist beat Keith Giedhill 3-6 6-2 6-3. Frankie Parker beat Vivian McGrath, and McGrath with Jack Crawford defeated Parker and Francis X. Shields 6-8 6-4 6-3.
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National and American League Scores from Yesterday
Pittsburgh swept Brooklyn with 6 to 1 and 2 to 0. Chicago lost to Philadelphia while New York edged Cincinnati rain affected. Cleveland defeated Washington 3 to 1, New York beat Detroit 5 to 3, St. Louis defeated Boston 4 to 1. Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain.
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Thursday's NBA Schedule Across Cities
The card lists NBA games for Thursday featuring Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston Detroit at Washington and St Louis at Philadelphia in two matchups.
Greys Triumph in Ninth Inning Over Wheeling for 9th Win
Zanesville Greys defeated Wheeling 9 to 7 in a Middle Atlantic League playoff game. Jim Gleeson hit a three run homer with Fianite on base in the ninth to seal the comeback as the series stood two games to one in favor of Zanesville. The fourth game was set for Wheeling tonight with Elmer Hass expected to start for Zanesville and Jim Tobin for Wheeling.
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Questions and Rules Book Boosts in Football Education
A new or expanded football rules and questions book by Pete Good gains popularity among high school coaches and players. The edition adds updated rules and changes, with more pages and extended content, reflecting evolving coaching styles and youth instruction.
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First Casualty of College Football This Season
Newt Wilson a 19 year old Howard College freshman died after a scrimmage with the varsity. The left end collapsed on the field and X rays showed a cerebre hemorrhage. The manner of injury is unclear.
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