Boxing Bout Not Change Middleweight Title Status
New York boxing officials say Bogash vs McCarron next Tuesday is not a championship bout. Promoters aimed to crown a champion but the state commission will not confer the title. McCarron’s win over Young Fisher strengthens his claim. Bogash trains seriously for a strong showing.
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Eddie Loos Tops California Open After 36 Holes
Eddie Loos of Lakeshore Country Club Chicago leads the California open at Lakeside after 36 holes with 147. He finished the second 18 in 72. Scores include Hagen 75 74 149 Smith 74 76 150 Kirkwood 80 72 159 Sarazen 77 77 154 Hutchinson 77 77 154 Neville 78 77 155.
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Black Rocks Beat Independent Five In U S Hockey League
Cleveland Jan. 4 Meveland hockey team won its season opener 2 to 0 at home against Pittsburgh to take two of three in the series after a split in Pittsburgh last week.
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Kamm Urges Collins Stay With White Sox
In San Francisco on January 6, Kamm expresses hope that Bobby Collins remains with the Chicago White Sox. Kamm cites Collins as a great fellow who helps Coast League recruits and could aid him on the road to success. He notes Collins’s promise and fears losing him to New York.
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Cookie Pushers Lead League Standings
The Cookie Pushers top the league with 3 wins and 13 losses for a .630 average. J Kelley of the Bug Pushers has the high total, and Schuitz of the Sod Busters leads in single-game scoring. The Ovale Loppers show top team totals, while various teams like the Hoppers and Apple Knockers post notable marks in singles and totals.
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Milwaukee bout eyed for January 8 showdown
Fragmentary sports item notes a planned boxing match in Milwaukee between unidentified fighters and a New York bout context. The text references Hichie Mitchell of Milwaukee and Johnny indep of ?dek, along with a canvas sign and a Karlie Witte fight in New York.
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Young Succeeds Heisman as Coach at Penn
Pas dk Louis Young, captain of the 1913 Penn football team, was named head coach of the University of Pennsylvania, succeeding John W. Heisman. Young has been Heisman’s assistant and earlier coached the Penn freshmen. He starred for the Red and Blue as an end in 1912 and 1913.
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Wilby High to Meet Weakened Hilltop quintet this afternoon
Wilby High of Waterbury faces a weakened Hilltop five after St Johns prep loss. Captain Whalen and three others are ineligible, crippling offense and defense. Coach Robins remains optimistic for a showdown with Waterbury rivals. Preliminary game at 2 p.m features Wilby girls vs Connecticut Aggies coeds, with local lineup including Atherton and Crehan.
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Sportlight highlights a mosaic of stars and seasons
A garbled survey of athletes and teams crowns the page with profiles from football and golf to curling. Gardner of Yale, Captain Malloy, and Richards are named alongside Shocker and Knepper as rising talents. The piece sketches future showdowns and seasons, noting Army and Navy captains and Harvard Yale clashes on the horizon.
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Break Developments in New York Sunday Baseball Dispute
A breach develops between the two New York major league clubs over scheduling Sunday games for next season. Telegrams from club officers reveal open warfare after the Yankees were ejected from the Polo Grounds. Giants president Stoneham says conflicts could bring in many local games and substantial revenue, while Huston argues the dispute risks harming New York Sunday baseball as a whole.
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Shaw Stars as Presbyterians Beat Olivet
Shaw led Presbyterian, 38 to 20, as Olivet fell for the second time this season at Olivet hall. Shaw tall center scored 18 points aided by ten free throws. Vreeland of Olives tallied 14 as his team’s total reached 20. Referee was Gahan.
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Weakness at bat cited as college baseball flaw by Blattery
Boston Mass January Blattery, long-time coach of Hazzard, argues most college players cannot step into the majors. He cites Sisler and Frisch as rare exceptions and praises Joe Wood of Cleveland for his potential as Yale’s pitching coach. Wood’s major league experience could boost Yale’s staff and season.
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