Hudkins and Baker Set for Welter Clash at Madison Square Garden
In New York on February 10 a thawed welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden features Ace Hudkins of Nebraska and Sammy Baker of Mitchell Field. The winner could face Jegal Dundee for the title pending his reinstatement. Hudkins favored, weight concerns loom, both fighters finishing camp with tough workouts.
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Associated Press
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Sammy Baker
Mitchel Freld
Madison Square Garden
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oJe Dundee
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Baltimore
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California
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Hudkins
Los Angeles
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Wildcat
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Red Heads Beat Ossining Quintet in Stratford Showdown
The Red Heads of Stratford defeated Ossining 40 to 25 in a special match last night. Park City girls also bested Ossining 21 to 4, continuing a dominant night for Stratford teams.
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Yale Crews Hold First Outdoor Drill of Year
In mild weather four Yale varsity crews held the season's first outdoor practice on New Haven harbor and the Quinnipiac river. Coach Ed Leaders shuffled positions in the house shell with few clear changes at this early stage. Freshman crews also trained on the bay.
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Associated Press
Yale
New Haven Harbor
Quinnipiac River
Bay
Delaney Begins Light Work Ahead of Heevey Bout
Bridgeport heavyweight Jack Delaney did light roadwork yesterday as part of preparation for his upcoming bout with Tom Heevey. The Repler of the North visited Sixth Street gym but did not train there and may resume gym work today after completing roadwork.
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Tom Heevey
Sixth Street
Cranes Edge DuPont In Tight Industrial League Showdown
Cranes defeated DuPont 38 to 36 in a see-saw Industrial League tilt. Bridgeport Brass crushed Warners 65 to 5 as Mills, Brother and Issogna sparked the Brass win. White, Pederson and Decker starred for Brass in a low-scoring duel while DuPont rallied late but fell short.
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Inter-Roma League Basketball Scores at Harding
Room 112 overwhelmed Room 211 in the opener as Room 112 won 18 to 4. In a close second game Room 234 edged Room 128 7 to ? though the final score did not settle superiority between the teams.
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Fivirek
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Holsorth
Galina
Pouapx
Auburns and Dixies win boys club tilts
The Auburns defeated the Trin Oaks 24 to 12 and the Dixies trounced the Monarchs 8 to nothing in the Boys' Club Intermediate League last night. Lincoln Junior High defeated Carmel Hall seconds 19 to 17 yesterday afternoon.
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Dixies
Trin Oaks
Monarchs
Acrerns Twin Oaks
Hidenarh
Jonenn
al Myewek
tMhiee & Son
Jennings
McCarthe
Lincoln Junior High
Two Teams Tie for Harding League Lead
The Harding standings show two teams tied atop the league setup created by Coach William Dworski at East Side School. Room 116 has clinched the Junior circuit pennant as the season nears its end, with championship games planned among the four league winners.
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William Dworski
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Tanne
Harding Quintet Arranges Three-Game Road Tour
Harding High School basketball team to play Chapman Tech in New Lorcon at three this afternoon then meet Stonington High in the evening in Stonington at eight. The Presidents will stay in Stonington overnight and proceed to Newport Rhode Island tomorrow to face Rogers High. Ten players, including first and second squads, will travel as coach Mead prepares for a grueling two day three game swing on foreign courts. Eligible players include Captain McPadden Dizenzo Vercini Carroll Klein Graham Chelka Hanusovsky Jacobs Miaka.
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Chapman Tech
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Stonington
Stonington High School
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Newport
Rhode Island
Rogers High School
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Lockwoods Meet Leake Watts Five The Lockwood A C prep drill before contest
Lockwood A C holds final practice before Leake and Watts Prep contests at the Y M C A court Wednesday evening. LW varsity relies on rapid passes led by coach Griffin. Schneider, a top scorer, will jump center for the visitors as LW Freshmen face Lockwoods at 7 30 with the varsity game following.
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Dartmouth Beats Penn On Court In Protest
Dartmouth defeated Pennsylvania 30 to 20 after a disputed start foul. Penn protested claiming a missed foul goal by Joe Schaaf would have altered the final score. affidavits from media in the press box supported the claim.
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Red and Blue
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Holy Name Title Tilt Postponed Again After Mutual Agreement
The Holy Name League title game between St Stephens and St Charles was postponed again by mutual agreement of both teams. A new date and venue will be selected by the managers, as both sides coordinate to finalize the arrangements.
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St. Charles
Basketball coach notes tough season and wild games
The piece discusses PacWest play with St Marys edging St Ignatius 23 2 in a late rally and USC beating Cal 39 48 after two overtimes. It highlights fast games, crowd noise, and mostly steady rule adherence contributing to improved play. mentions St Marys sophomore Simas deflecting a ball for a last second win and forward Martinson delivering key shots.
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Basketball Problems by Sy Oswald Tower
A Q and A on basketball substitutions explains no foul for a non communicating substitute. It notes the rule against communicating applies only to players entering the game and that six players may be on the floor during a substitution without harm as play is suspended.
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Sy Oswald Tower
Jol Kees Canmimittee
North American Newspaper Alliance
Crow's Nest Triumphs in New Orleans Feature Race
Crow's Nest, Greentree three year old gelding, won the mile and seventy yards at Fair Grounds, defeating favorite Westmount owned by T. W. O'Brien. Referendum of Fair Acre Farm finished third. Weather and track conditions reduced attendance and caused scratches. Wirmar, also from T. W. O'Brien, led early but finished first in the previous race with Sport second.
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Chicago
Peltzer's Conqueror Meets Hahn Tomorrow
Kansas City February report notes Roy Conger Jows and Lloyd Hahn of Boston A A will run in the open one mile race at the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor meet. They start 30 yards behind scratch and may meet in a special 1000 yard race if arranged. Conger recently defeated Otto Peltzer in Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Jows
Lloyd Hahn
Boston
A. A
Kansas City Athletic Club
Joseph A. Reilly
Conger
Otto Peltver
Chicago
Bristol Beats Meriden In Sensational Overtime Win
Bristol conquered Meriden 16 to 14 in a dramatic American League game that required overtime. Meriden protested a tying goal by Earl Pierce, claiming the bell ended the game. in overtime Pierce fouled, giving Hardy a free shot and Bristol secured the point to win.
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Associated Press
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Tonigh
Earl Pierce
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Hardy
Central Quintet Battles Carmel Hall Tilt in Hotep Gym
Central High prepares to meet Carmel Hall in a Saturday matinee at Hotep gym. Coach Reilly pushes a fast paced workout after a tough loss, while Stratford’s Hilltoppers promise strong defense and height. A preliminary at two features Monarch Boys versus Lockwoods from the South End.
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Carmel Hall
Hotep
Hilltoppers
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Centralites
Naugatuck
Reilly
Monarch Boys
Lockwoods
Pirates Off for Training Camp
The Pirates depart for Paso Robles California to begin training this year led by Manager Bush. The advance party includes Bil Hattner Raston Hemeley Ralph Dawson Lee Ray Mahaffey and others with Mrs Drevitles and trainers in tow. A layover at Kansas City brings additional Black Flag crew and Eastern contingent teammates aboard.
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Paso Robles
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Raston Hemeley
Lester Bartholomew
Glenn Spencer
Kansas City
Black Flag
Jewelen
Eurl Smith
Claude Linton
Bruce Flowers to Fight in Holyoke on Washington Birthday
Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle, a leading lightweight title contender, signed a 10 round main bout with Nat Kawer in Holyoke Massachusetts on Washington's Birthday. Flowers recently defeated Dick Finnegan in Boston as part of a 38 round, five bout program.
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Associated Press
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Nat Kawer
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Kawie
Toronto Leafs Rally Past Americans 3 2 in NHL Clash
Toronto beat New York 3 to 2 after three goals in five minutes of the second period. Arthur Smith and Jerry Lowrey, both ex-Ravinas, scored for Toronto with Billy Burch and Leo Reise replying for New York. Reise drew a major penalty for slashing Sailor Herbert.
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Associated Press
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New York Americans
Ottawa
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Detroit
Arthur Smith
Toronto Ravinaa
Jerry
Lambert plans return to Columbia rowing team
Eric Lambert, star Columbia University rower, announced he will leave Chicago Sunday for New York to rejoin the Columbia crew this spring. He had been recovering from illness, and earlier reports suggested he might leave school permanently.
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Associated Press
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Jil News
Maroons Triumph Broken by Detroit Split in Montreal
The Montreal Maroons returned home after a strong road run but lost 1 0 to the Detroit Cougars. Foyston scored early in the first period to deciding the game as Montreal appeared out of form and failed to generate scoring chances.
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Associated Press
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Walker's Suspension To Stand, Donahue Says
NEW LONDON Feb 16 Special The suspension of Mickey Walker world's middleweight champion will stand until a communication explaining who Walker is matched with in Chicago reaches Thomas Donahue president of the National Boxing association the latter announced tonight. President Donahue said that he had received a telegram from Pat Prehn chairman of the Illinois Boxing commission stating that Walker had been matched to defend his title under the direction of Jim Mullen Chicago promoter but his opponent was not named.
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National Boxing Association
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Illinois Boxing Commission
Jim Mullen
Yale Name Secrecy Shrouds Football Mentor Pick
Yale reveals only that a recommendation for head football coach to succeed Tad Jones was made by the graduate advisory committee. The board of athletic control must sanction the choice, with announcement possible before Alumnae Day. Names discussed included Marvin Stevens and Charles Comemond. committee members know the selected figure.
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Associated Press
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Tad Jones
Yale Athletic Association
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Charles Comemond
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Board of Control
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John M. Cates
Zarakov and Wendell Win Harvard Trophies
Isaore Zarakov won the Wingate cup and Howard Burns the Wendell bat at Harvard varsity baseball awards dinner in Cambridge Massachusetts. Speakers included William J. Bingham Fred G. Mitchell Horatio Whites and Captain Burns.
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Harvard
Wingate
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Wendell
Howard Burns
William J. Bingham
Harvard Athletics
Fred G. Mitchell
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Hoff Barred from Olympics Ends Vaulting Duel
Charley Hoff, famed vaulting star, has been barred from competing in the Olympics by Norway, ending a likely American showdown with Sabin Carr. Hoff’s ban follows past financial and amateur-rule disputes, leaving Carr as the sole leading American contender with the world record for the pole vault. Elsewhere, the Yankees exhibit a growing brother act as Nick Moore nears Wiley Waner, while Arkansas Razorbacks near a third straight Southwestern Conference title after key wins.
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