Regain Wrestling Title in Wichita Match
Ed Lewis defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko to regain the world heavyweight wrestling title in Wichita. Lewis won the second fall in eighteen minutes with a headlock, then 'Zbyszko was an easy victim in the third fall after three minutes. Zbyszko took the first fall in forty four minutes and thirty seconds with a body scissors and armlock.
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Wichita
Kans
Strangler
Lewis
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Delaney to Fight Twice in Big Week Card
Jack Delaney is set for two fights this week with bouts scheduled in New York and Providence. He will face Jett Smith in Providence after a Broadway Sporting Club bout in New York Monday. Louis Bogash plans to meet Mike McTigue in Brooklyn as part of the same event lineup.
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Bridgeport
Bexte
New York
Providence
Jack Delaney
Ugio Ratnor
Jett Smith
Delaney
Palmer
Delaney-Smith Atvin
Bogagh
Mike McTigue
Commonwealth Porting Club
Brooklyn
Aveex
McTigue
Ging
Wilo
Patsy Bogasti
Tommy Etapioton
Kayoe
Pete Amie
Jeffries to Become an Evangelist Report
Los Angeles March 3 James J Jeffries former heavyweight champion may become an evangelist according to a story here today Jeffries now a farmer at Burbank has shown interest in religious affairs after a visit from A F Suttarer a friend of his father who was a gospel preacher
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Los Angeles
James PI
Jeffries
Bynay
Burbank
A. F. Suttarer
Sho
Hob Dorman
New York
Strch
California
San Francisco
Caesar
Abe
Monte
Vallejo
Cal
Torathers
George
Bily
Dave Shade
Charles W. Shade
Dave
Kid Wilson
Crockett, Cal
Frank Tabor
Dad Shade
Two Mile Race To Be Feature Event In Title Meet
Contenders line up for twelve junior national championships at the Twenty second National Armory show. Highlighted events include the 500 and 700 yards and the two mile run with top runners from Yale, Columbia, Penn, and New York clubs aiming for victory in a winter showdown. Notables include Bohannon, Chapman, Lally, Marzolot, Rocklein, Parker, Vander Pyl, Malcolm Douglas, McLane, Forsman, Prim, Jetter, Gray, Craw, and O Connor.
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New York
Mar
Nagment Armory
Bland
Sean
M. T. Bohannon
University of Virgina
Gilbert W. Chapman
Yale
Glatonca Gherman
St. Christopher
Vincent’ Lally
St. Anselm
S A
E. P. Marzolt
Columbia
A Doldey
George Nolan
Lincoln University
Willam Parker
Christopher Club
Agalls Vander Pyl
Malcolm Douglas
Walter Fingen
A. CG
Walter Boettcher
Lafayatte
Frank Kelly
Shanahan Club
Philadelphia
Jimmy Barnes
Boys’ Club
Henry ‘Lyons
Loughlin Lyceum
E. G. McLane
University of Pennsylvania
Don Forsman
Brooklyn
A. W. Haskell
Arthur Cassot Glencoe AL
Our Wide Farm
Forty Five American Athletes Enter Irish Olympics
New York reports a quota of forty five American athletes described as Irish born and connected, to compete at the forthcoming Irish Race Olympics at Croke Park in Dublin during the August week. The unit will include football and nursing teams, track and field, with several noted stars named and a leadership seal from T. Walsh. The document explains aims to showcase Irish athletic prowess and unite Irish talent for a global stage, linking to tradition and the Gaelic code.
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New York
Croke Park
Dublin
Durorong
Vatrick McDonald
Schamho Pion
Hewmmer Drower
Muithean
J. McGrath
Vyville
Dan *i Hea
America
Patrick O'Connor
Robert Kelly
Antwerp
Patrick Flynn
Warho
Oy. J. Walsh
T. D
Athletica
Parla
Thea
Ireland
Athens
Lincoln and Hall Quintets Win in School Contests
Lincoln and Hall quintets won in two public school matches yesterday in the East Side League. Hall defeated Barnum 14 to 2 while Lincoln routed the McKinney quintet 16 to 1. The Waitersville team forfeited to Staples by not appearing.
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Lincoln and Hall
Hall
Barnum
Lincoln
McKnney
Waitersville
New Jersey Boxing Board Opposes Dempsey Wills Bout
The New Jersey boxing commission, via chairman Robert H. Doherty, says the public opposes the Dempsey Wills match and has not prohibiting action. Governor Edwards says he would permit if there is public demand, but he claims no personal opinion or power over the commission.
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Jersey City
N. 1
Jersny State Boxing Commision
Jack Ampsey
Harry Wills
Commission
Robert H. Doherty
Edwards
New Jersey
Doherty
Edwarda
Maettle
Black Rocks Beat Fairfield Legion in Lopsided Victory
Black Rocks won their twelfth straight this year, defeating the Fairfield Legion Tossers 18 to 8 at Farm Mhuretay. Buckley and Rowe starred for Black Rocks while Meyers led the Legion, with strong showings from Rowe and Herb on the Rocks side.
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Black Rock
Paiitida Legion
Mhuretay
Legion
Buckley
Rowe
Fuack Trooks
Meyers
Black
Rovera, c. S
Prexbere
Aurublg
H. Rowe
Herb
E.g
Fairfield Teglon G
Pr. Mls
Porter
Lykayers
Toth
A Carroll
Moran
Paddocks 10 Play Eko Star Quintet
Paddocks 10 faces the Eko Star Quintet in Brigze port as Walnut Beach Babies meet Myrtle Beach Babies in a preliminary contest. Paddock players confidence centers on a likely victory while Ekos boast a strong local track record.
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Paddocks
EKO Star Quintet
Pha
Brigzeport
Ekos
Tate
Bka
Walnut Beach Babies
Myrtle Beach Babies
Paddocianko Sters
Paddocianko Sters Bontz Ball | : Rt. : McClellag Garrison
Welch Mackenski
Beach Sistor
Ees Bhea
Austlo
Treckowit' Basta
Gnillty
Amateur versus professional in college sports debate
A lengthy, opinionated piece discusses whether football should be paid through college education, arguing both sides. It critiques amateur status, notes vocational and financial realities, and mentions Princeton and football’s influence on education and athletics.
Kacey Tossers to Meet Hello Train at Hilltop Gym
The Knights of Columbia face Telephons Company quintet tonight in the high school gym as top contenders for the city championship. Catholic Community set to play Bridgeport stars in the preliminary. Main lineup includes Googan Rowden Mullaney Walls and others with Judge Smith and Eddy.
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Kacey
Hello
Hilltop Gym
Knights of Columbia
St. Augustine's Hall
Thuradisya
Dhe
Bridgeport Stars
Neupe
K. of
SN. E.T
Duvet Ball
Rt Y Googan
Rowden Mullaney
Ua Walls
Judge Smith
Rm Luady Eddy
Harold Cutbill Drops Out of Bridgeport Track Meet
Harold Cutbill the flying par son may not compete in the Bridgeport A C G wack meet on March 18 due to a slight ankle injury. Coach Al Anderson says a slim chance remains he could appear. other stars from Columbie Holy Cross and Hartford are expected to run. A meeting of clubs and individuals will set up committees and distribute entry blanks for the state championship.
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Harold Cutbill
Bridgeport
Cutbill
al Anderson
Anderson
Wesleyan
Tom Cavanaugh
Higgins
Columbie
Vanierply
Yatoster
Comins, Feldman and Resnack
Fitzzimmons
Tierney
Holy Cross
Welch
Board of Recreation Rooms
De Paol o Enter 500 Mile Race
Petar DePaolo, son of Italian descent, shifts from tutoring to driving. After two years with Ralph DePalma, he aims to compete in the Indianapolis 500. He previously raced in Los Angeles and France, and has asked Indianapolis for entry forms for the May 30 race.
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Indianapolis
Petar DePaolo
Ralph DePalma
Washington
Los Angelcs Speedway
Peter
John DePaolo
Ballet
Jake
DePaolo
Brooklyn
Spert
toPalma
Fiewaide
America
Land Iso
RePalma i
Lattes
Bg Firet Teen
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Pole
Louis Bogash
M’tigue
Brussels
Tully
Teddy
Kielyn
Sheridaris
Besng Mills
Aupust
Pitt
Cuchulan
Tarn
Shade Brothers
Dave, George
Billy Shade
Wilson
Lila Mosh
Bert Mayers
Billy
Australia
Jimmy Clabby
Shade
Clabby
Garnender
Mrrendi
Bydney
Paoy
Geiinton
Lancaster
Clark
Giblin
Rostock
Johnny Garcia
Waleh
Frankie Tarren
Ayer
Cosat
Kelwicz
Jimmle
Griffin
L Dulty
Leo
Britton
Lincolln
Silva
Howland
Casper
Britton Foland
Diecale
Legat
Budington
Lworld
Jackie
N. J. Commission
Black Rocks
Fairfield Legion
Ald Eh
Gibbons
Greb
Mons
Fae
Harry
Tom
Man
Ledal
Collere couTee L. FY
Mollerss
Coaeres
Rekool
Egheres
Trinceton
Iehor Pice
Harry Hellman
Hatamar
Tila
Regan Ro
Ihell-Man
Cobb
Vanderpyl
DE Paolo
Tom Thorpe
N.Y.U
Mareus
Tom Thorp
New ‘York ‘University
Thorp
Evert
Grhen
Allowaies
Iime
Tir
Hildreth
Spalding
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