Palitz and O'Dowd battle for state welterweight title
Bridgeport fans pack the Casino tonight for the state welterweight title bout between Louis Palitz and Dave O'Dowd. Heavy advance sales top $1,300 with reserved seats selling fast. Promoters promise a strictly matched, decisive fight under referee McIntyre as the bridgeport show boosts local boxing amid renewed effort to lift the sport.
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Tonight's Card of Bouts at Casino
Star bout includes 12 rounds Louis Boptsh versus Woockow Palitz in velterweight clash. Semi final features Young O'Leary against Young Muck. Sailor Darcy faces Sapper Cohen in main prelim. Zee Johnson meets Terry Connor in early bout. Referee Loung Moinliffe announces match order at Casino. Overall card priced at $2.15.
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Eli Oarsmen Defeat Yale In Thrilling Housatonic Race
Eli Oarsmen beat Yale and Blue and White in a grueling mile race on the Housatonic River at Derby. A large crowd watched from the observation train as crews faced a rough northwest wind and strong current. The Yale Junior varsity edged its competitors by a half length.
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Yale Insures Against Baseball Postponements
Yale Athletic Association insures its baseball term against wet grounds. An announcement by General Manager Woodcock notes that if one fifth of an inch of rain falls between 9 p.m. and 9 p.m. on game day, the insurance activates.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn in Record Brooklyn Game
In the International League in Brooklyn New York defeated Brooklyn 5 to 3 before the largest crowd ever at Aguachal game in Brooklyn. New York pitcher Mumaux worked the last innings holding the Giants in check as the bats rallied late with two runs in the ninth. Burns Young and Boyle led the offense with key hits in the effort.
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Fragmented observ. Utica Akron Syracuse reading Buffalo Baltimore Toronto cited players including Madden Rogers Mase Barn hardt Konnick Quinn Sandberg Egdn Linwood and Raydyttx. One person left behind as Sandie Nationals departed for Chicago, heading home to Portsmouth Vas, with a tense note about Petra.
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Langford Loses Decision in Steck Stadium Bout
Sam Langford lost a 15 round decision to Mary Willa at Steck Stadium last night. Willa scored two first round knockdowns as part of a high profile negro heavyweight bout attended by many police and guests. Speidel's Orchestra provided entertainment, while George Dwyer of the Amusement Company emphasized the show aimed for quality over profits and to satisfy boxing fans with a big league style event.
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How They Stand National League Yesterday Results
National League standings and scores from yesterday show New York 4 and Chicago 2 with Detroit 7 and Cleveland 2. Games today feature Chicago at Cleveland and Detroit at St Louis, with New York and Philadelphia also noted in the lineup.
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Bankers Ready for Annual Golf Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina April 25 Special Eighteen Pullmans arrived this morning bringing the executive council of the Am ericas Bikers association who will assemble here and play rounds throughout the coming week. Today's events include the rally of the association and members of the executive council.
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Elephants on Broadway Spur Odd Economic Rant
A surreal cartoonish piece critiques profiteers and price gouging with wild imagery of elephants in overalls parading down Broadway. It rails against inflation and poisoned olives while lampooning profits and social gloom, ending with a fragmented exhortation about hope and labor.
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Weekly Baseball Review Weary hating featured whey
A week of high scoring in the American and National Leagues saw 10 or more runs in 12 of 18 games. Chicago heads the standings with a clean record after beating Detroit, who have lost eight straight. Cincinnati Brooklyn and Pittsburgh lead the NL, while Cleveland’s offense shines with five straight wins and 13 hits per game. Boston celebrates Patriots Day with wins, and New York profits despite injuries.
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Postponed Harvard Navy Races Now Row Today
Harvard Navy races delayed by weather will be resumed today at Annapolis. Officials from Harvard acceptable to row on Monday only if university would not countenance Sunday contests. Harvard crew members granted permission to remain for the events with families and officials present.
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Shawkey Loses 3rd Consecutive Game
New York the Athletics beat the Yankees 2 to 1 in a Philadelphia win. Shawkey dropped his third straight start as Perkins and Galloway provided the decisive hits in the seventh inning rally.
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Big Purses Attract Foreign Boxers to America
Foreign boxers flood into the United States drawn by large purses. Notables include Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion Jimmy Wilde world flyweight champion Johnny Sheppard featherweight Roy McCormick light heavyweight Corporal Blumenfield middleweight Tony Holt bantamweight contender Trew Edwards recently left London to join the field. In coming weeks Sceler Papir lightweight champion of France and Charles Jedoux bantam champion are expected to arrive.
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Americans Triumph in Wild Exhibition Against All Stars
The Americans overwhelmed the All Stars at Newfold Park with a powerful offensive display. Ray Grimes led the attack with multiple hits including a long triple, while Eddie Lennon and Ostrosky contributed on the mound. The home team's bats produced eight first-inning runs and continued to pile on as the game progressed amid erratic All Star defense.
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Walker Boxing Bill Passes New York Senate and Assembly
Albany April 2. Senator James J Walker s boxing bill, already approved by the Senate, was adopted by the Assembly early today as the session extended past midnight. The Assembly vote was 91 to 46 with war veterans and one woman voting affirmatively. The measure allows contests under licenses to New York corporations and requires gloves not over five ounces, with two licensed judges or a referee if they disagree.
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Weismenn Not 50 Bad Exhibition Sparks Debate
Unclear wording from a Philadelphia Nationals exhibition against New Haven Eastern lecture food. Raine contributed to the event in Philadelphia on an April 25 context, with tensions noted over the outing and participants.
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American Association Baseball Scores Across Cities
In Toledo Columbus and Kansas City clashed as 13 innings produced a 2 2 split while Milwaukee posted 12 runs in a win over Louisville Indianapolis 1 and a misprint notes Endianapolis 0. Southern Association games saw New Orleans 2 Birmingham and Nashville 6 while Little Rock 7 Mobile 11 and Avanta 2 Memphis and Chattanooga 1.
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