Delaney Begins Heavy Drills Ahead of Heeney Bout
Jack Delaney intensifies training with eight rounds on light and heavy bags in New York City gym sessions. He aims to sharpen power and accuracy for next week's eight round bout with Tom Heeney as sparring partners are arranged and reports praise his prime condition.
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Jack Delaney
Tom Heeney
Tex Rickard
Rk City
Jack
New York
Rio
Joe Jacobs
Heeney Bimaeh Raupbaurd
Delaney
Chamyuon
Horself
Candifion
Scully Montgomery
Jack Humbeck
Leo Gates
Heeney
Mebariain
Clelanan
Errs
Traininy Nee- Wars
Sanmy Durfman
Durminick
Peteronret
Thirty Six Day Riders Entered in New York Grind
Thirty top professional six day cyclists are listed for New York's Madison Square Garden event March 4 to 10. The field includes Americans Reggie McNamara Bobby Wallhour Freddie Speer Charley Winter Ernest Koehler Ste Merkner Tony Beckman Harry Horan Dave Sands and international stars Maurice Broccu Franco Georetti Gaeta Belloni Alphonse Gogsenk Gerard Debaets Georges Fauchet Gabriel Mareillac Eileas Van Nek Otto Petri and Cecil Walker.
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New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Tofee
Wome
Reggie McNamara
Iron Man
Bobby Wallhour
Freddie Speuner
Charley Winter
Ernest Koehler
Ste Merkner
Tony Beckman
Harry Hioran
Dave Sands
Maurice Broccu
Franco Georetti
Gaeta Belloni
Taly
Alphonse Gogsenk
Gerard Debaets
Belgium
Georges Fauchet
Gabriel Mareillac
Pranc
Haugen Falls In Second Jump at New England Meet
Lars Haugen of St. Paul Athletic Club faltered on his second jump to lose the Brattleboro trophy and place sixth in the New England ski jumping championship. Bjorgaard of Aurora Ski Club, Red Wing, Minn, took first with jumps of 142 and 152 feet.
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Associated Press
Lars Haugen
St. Paul Athletic Club
New England
Haugen
Hender Bjorgaard
Aurora
Red Wing
Minn
Canadians Capture Olympic Hockey Title
Canada defeated Switzerland 13 to 0 to win the official Olympic hockey championship. Sweden beat England to claim second place as spectators watched Canada dominate the tournament with an unscored-against goal record. The piece notes goalie exploits and a high profile nickname for one Canadian player.
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ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Iby Associated Press
Canada
Stonewall
Gullivan
Ceragorile
Jack Dempsey to Manage Emanuel in Future Deal
Armand Emanuel, San Francisco heavyweight, will be bandied and managed by Jack Dempsey. Tom Maloney, former manager, said Dempsey telegrammed from Mesico about buying Emanuel for $50,000 and arranging a Denver March 17 match against OK Riley.
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Los Angeles
so@mated
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Tom Maloney
Maloney
Mesiro
Dempsey
Gene Normile
Emanuel
Denver
Riley
Catching Stars on Same Team Seek Positions
Wilkes Barre, Pa Feb 19 The Associated Press reports two 1927 Wilkes-Barre N Y P league teammates Al Spohrer and Dick Stahlman seek major league berths. Spohrer aims for the New York Nationals while Stahlman joins Cleveland after strong Class B season with 342 batting and 977 fielding in 71 games.
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Associated Press
New York-Pennsylvania
al Spohrer
Dick Stahlman
Spohrer
New York Nationals
Stahlman
Cleveland
Btaluman
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Sewell
Glenn Myatt
Chuck Autry
Grover Hartley
Former Big League Stars in Minors
New York news recounts former major leaguers entering the International League for the coming season. Notable names include Bill Skis and Le Dixon as catchers, Walter Johnson and Wa Shawkey as pitchers, Goldie Rapp and Jack Fournier infielders, and Bill Lamar Nick Cullop Merwin Jacobson Frank Gilhooley and Billy Southworth among outfielders with teams in Newark Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Jersey City Toronto and Montreal.
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New York
Associated Press
International League
Bill Skis
Newark
le Dixon
Baltimore
Mickey Devine
Buffalo
Walter Johnson
Hugh McQuillan
Jack Bentley
Rip Collins
Toronto
al Mamaux
Curly Ogden
Vic Keen
Rochester
Wa Shawkey
Montreal
Jim Barley
Jersey City
Infiekders
Goldie Rapp
Jack Fournier
Rube Lutvke
Bill Lamar
Nick Cullop
Merwin Jacobson
Frank Gilhooley
Billy Southworth
Giants Without One New Yorker On Roster
New York Nationals players for 1928 total 9, all from outside New York state. California leads with six Giants while Florida has five, as the team represents New York but has no native New Yorker on its roster.
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Giants
New York
Associated Press
New York State
California
Florida
Youngster Captures Non Stop Walk Mark
Milwaukee Wis Feb 19 Oscar Stronberg 19 year old Tomahawk Wis youth tonight completed a non stop walk of 192.2 miles in 25 12 hours. Stronberg it is said broke the world non stop record of 123 miles established by James A Graham of Buffalo N Y in 1924.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Press
Oscar Stronberg
Tomahawk
Stronberg
James A. Graham
Buffalo
New Britain Triumphs Over Bristol In Roller Hockey Game
New Britain defeated Bristol 8 to 5 in an American Roller Hockey League game. The Panthers exploded for five goals in the second period to seal the win.
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New Britain
Associated Press
Bristol
Panthers
Johnny Scalzi and Jim Bones Prep for featherweight clash
Johnny Scalzi trains at Sixth Street Gym shadow boxing and sparring with Carmen Cook and Tommy Blue, weighing 127 1 2 pounds as he aims for a featherweight fight against Jim Bones. Jim Bones also trains, plans a road windup, and both fighters eye a decisive bout in Bridgeport with support from Lock City fans.
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Americans Second In Olympic Figure Skating
At St Moritz on February 19, Beatrix Lough and Sherwin Badger of the United States placed fourth in the pairs figure skating championship. The event was won by France's Mile. Andree Joly and Flerre Brunet, with Austria's Lill Scholz and Otto Keiser second. Melitta Brunner and Walter Jacobeon of Poland finished fifth, Belgium's Josy Venterverzue and Robert Vanzeerroeck were sixth, and Theresa Blanchard with Nathaniel Niles of the United States ended last among thirteen couples.
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Associated Press
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Guy
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Flerre Brunet
Lill Scholz
Otto Keiser
Austria
Melitta Brunner
Walter Jacobeon
Pinland
Josy Venterverzue
Robert Vanzeerroeck
Belgium
Theresa Blanchard
Nathaniel Niles
United States
Phillies head south without Dutch Ulrich
The first group of southern bound Phillies left Philadelphia for spring training in Winter Haven Florida led by new manager Burt Shutton. The squad excludes standout pitcher Dutch Ulrich and includes Business Manager Nugent Coach Hunter Ferguson Mitchell Walsh Mails pitchers O'Donnell Wheat catchers and Scout Joe O'Rourke among others.
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Associated Press
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Burt Shutton
Frank Uhlen
Winter Haven
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Smith and Attell to Clash in Norwalk Ring
Norwalk flyweight title to be decided Monday night at Norwalk Health School. Frankie Smith and Wille Attell meet in the 110 pound class as the main bout with Smith holding a 26 of 30 record and Attell 14 of 16. Smith is fast and clever, Attell a noted slugger.
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Frankie Smith
Wille Attell
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Attell
Travis Jackson Named Giants Captain for Spring Training
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw announced that Travis Jackson will be offered one position as captain upon arrival in Hot Springs for preliminary training. McGraw refused to discuss Rogers Hornsby trade and noted pitcher Jess Doyle has not signed his contract, with salary talks to be pursued.
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New York Giants
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Jess Doyle
Toronto
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Yale Grid Leader to Head Bridgeport Boys Dinner
Yale football captain elect Maxon Eddy and captain Buddy Decker will attend the annual dinner of the Bridgeport Older Boys Federation at First Presbyterian church. Delegations from city churches will join the event, a project of the local Y.M.C.A. extension program.
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Unclear Race Meeting Board Results and Entries
Fragments show a racing day with multiple horse names, ages, and claimed horses. Mentions include 3 year olds to older, various weights, purses, and jockeys, but details are largely garbled. No clear winners or full event structure can be determined from the readable text.
TIA JUANA RACING RESULTS FOR FOUR ROLD HANDS
Race meet reports results across multiple racks with names for horses drivers and times. Notable entries include Hominy in 4:40 finishing near top and various finishers such as Maree John High John A Scott and Lady Shasta Expres in a long, name-rich listing of events and times across three to five races.
Molly Morrison Quits Hartford Polo Team
Hartford February report states Molly Morrison, traded from Meriden for Gene Armada, leaves the Hartford Polo setup to join the Hartford Roller Hockey League and is placed under indefinite suspension by owner Harry Starkie. Rube Williams, last year with Waterbury, is slated to replace Morrison.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Molly" Morrison
Meriden
Gene Armada
Hartford Roller Hockey League
Harry Starkie
Indienses
Rube” Williams
Waterbury
Murison
Black Hawks defeat Detroit Cougars 2 to 1
Detroit fell further in the NHL standings as the Chicago Black Hawks held the Cougars to two goals after a two goal burst in the first ten minutes. George Hay answered for Detroit while Keats and Arbour scored for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Detroit Cougars
National Hockey League
Ghrcegs Black Hawks
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Tiis
George Hay
Keats
Arbour
Meriden Stars Leading Scorers In Polo Circuit
Meriden Stars feature top scorers as district polo circuit action unfolds with Waterbury defeating Meriden in a key match. Details highlight individual standout performances and team standings amid ongoing competition.
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Meriden Stars
Leading Stars of Nation In New York Meet Tonight
Meriden stars lead roller hockey and track events in New York and Hartford sites. Key names include Kid Williams 106 goals and Steve Pierce 101, with Ossie Alexander and Bill Jette notable in trades and guard play. Schedule lists games from Monday through Saturday across Meriden Hartford Waterbury New Britain Bristol and Bristol.
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AL Davies
Waterbury
Bil Duggan
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bin Blount
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Hartford
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Women to Play for Florida Open Title
The Women’s Florida Open golf championship begins tomorrow at Palm Beach County club course with a strong entry. National contenders include Maureen Orcult Virgin Van Wie H. L. Reinhardt Beatrice Gottlieb Helen Payson Mes. F. B Malcolm and Harriet Ellison, aiming to reach about 50 players by noon.
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Palm Beach County Club
Maureen Orcult
Mariam Burns Horn
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
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New York Municipal
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Portland
Maine
F. B Malcolm
Chicago Park
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New England
Bruins Take Lead In National Hockey League
Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 3 to 0 at Madison Square Garden to seize first in the American section. The win ended a scoreless stretch for the Rangers as Boston struck twice in under a minute late in the second period. Harry Conners and Harry Oliver scored for Boston with assists from Shore and Clapper, while 13 penalties were called, seven on the Rangers including four on Ching Johnson. American League game notes mention Boston at Newark postponed due to cold.
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Associated Press
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Rangers
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Shore
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Chicago bowler nets first perfect game in ABA tourney
Frank Karthriver of Chicago rolled a perfect score of 300 today at the International Bowling Association tournament in St Paul. It marked the first perfect game in the ABA’s 20 year history.
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ST. Paul. Minn
Associated Press
Frank Karthriver
Chicago
Robertson Wins Six Races at Havana
Jockey A Robertson of Cleveland Ohio swept the card at Oriental Park Havana under the wire today scoring six straight wins. He placed third in the first race with Rugbins and then won with Tar Baby Our Buddy Moonlight Old Guard Don Bonero and Gay Paris. All Robertson winners paid 2 to 1.
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Oriental Park
State
Rugbins
Eagles Defeat Arrows in Canadian American Hockey Clash
The New Haven Eagles defeated the Philadelphia Arrows by a 3 goal margin in a Canadian American League game. Roberts starred in goal for New Haven as most scoring came in the first two periods.
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