Promoter Backs Delaney but Dunney Will Not Defend Twice
Gene Dunney the heavyweight champion will not defend his title twice in one year. He will box only once in September. Tex Rickard plans several top bouts to sustain interest, including Sharkey-Risko at Madison Square Garden on March 12 and a possible Tunney shot in September. Delaney against Lough Rackard tops the summer slate, with Rackard noted as a strong heavyweight attraction. The schedule aims to keep the title bout from June to September and to align potential challengers like Sharkey, Risko, and Mandell for major fights.
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Hahn
Conger
Douglas Lowe
Sabin Carr
Yale
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Hartford Polo Ink Drops Lead After Rough Play
Disjointed report from Hartford polo match shows the team slipping from the lead as the first and second periods unfold, with moments of scoring by Cages and Vievinnie and a throng of uncertain events. The chaotic text references Britain and various players but lacks clear results or deeds.
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Ratler
Britain
Hartford
Hutford Nantes Weil
Tinea Sens
Carpenter League Update With Mixed Figures and Codes
Fragmented OCR style item lists players, scores, and codes across teams and venues. Reads as a chaotic ledger of names like Mears, Caldwell, Patera, Teach, and Basen with assorted numbers and abbreviations. no coherent event details or outcomes are clear.
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Cubs Beat Goes 11 6 In Ball Game
Waterbury reports a Connecticut State Basketball League finish near. New Britain and New Haven delays linger. Feldman leads scoring with 83 points for Bristol. Cohen of Atlas trails as leaders clash tonight. Standings show New Britain, New Haven, Bristol, Meriden, Waterbury, Hartford with varied records.
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M Larnin Starts Off Six Day Rage At Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McLarnin of Los Angeles fired the gun that started the 44th International six day bicycle race in Madison Square Garden. More than 16 00 spectators watched as 15 teams began the dizzy grind. Reggie McMann teamed with Charley Winter. noted riders include Spencer-Walhoor and Georgetti-Debaets among others. The menu will be concluded nest Saturday night.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
Tistic World
Madison Square Garden
Reggie McMann
Charley Winter
Spencer -Walhour
Georgetti-Debaets
Brocco-Peul
Raudet
Wilson Captures Tia Juana Derby
San Diego has Dr. Wilson, a three year old owned by Canyon stable, win the Tia Juana Derby at the track worth 25 000 added. General Dickinson owned by Nevada Stock Farm and Baron Long's wiz, G Bowman, ran second and third. Winner’s time was 1 58 4 3 with 42 pari mutuel bets paying 7 00 to win 4 00 to place and 12 50 to show.
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Asociated Press
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Neve
Tex Rickard Eyeing Ebbets Field For Boxing Push
Tex Rickard seeks to expand his boxing monopoly by staging shows at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. He aims to outmaneuver rival promoters and ease Humbert Fugazy from contention while leveraging Brooklyn’s park to attract patrons at popular prices amid Yankee and Giant owner disputes over show allocations.
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Ludversal Service
New York
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Tex Rickard
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Rickard
Robins
Tex
Signor
Humbert Fugazy
George Godfrey
Knute Hansen
Pauline Uzenjaan
Robertt Roberto
Phil Scott
Victoria Compole
Fugazy
Ebbets Field
Yankee
Giant
Havana Results and Race Details From the Day
A chaotic OCR readout lists multiple races with wagers and names like Brind Hallwsay and Shasta Butte. It mentions purses, horses, jockeys, and the Derby edge, with numerous inconsistent spellings and inconsistent figures throughout the fragment.
Coming of McLarnin to Fore Ends Lightweight Rut
Grantland Rice notes McLarnin’s arrival ends years of lightweight boxing dullness. Mandell’s mixed form shown, while Carr ascends in pole vault with 14 feet 1 inch. Vance’s brief Pittsburgh rout and golf chatter wrap this hour into a sports column of era voice.
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McLarnin
Sabi Carr
Vance
Golf's globe trotting pianist Ross Sobel tale
The article profiles Ross Sobel, famed pianist and golf instructor, tracing his unlikely rise from piano player in London night clubs to caddie under J H Taylor, then private pianist and golf tutor to Calcutta's Maharaja. It notes his World War era moves through South Africa India and back to New York teaching celebrities including Charles M. Schwab and Ben Bernie.
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Jnbzz
Golf Inks
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Cohen
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Heem
Sohel
Ross Sobel
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India
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Charles M. Schwan
Lucresia Borl
Judge Olvany
Tammany Hall
Ann Pennington
Ben Bernie
Mark Elsner
Charles Schwab
Charles M. Scawso
Bethlehem Steel
Manhattan Defeats Nash Engineers Easily at Norwalk
Manhattan College overwhelmed Nash Engineers 54 to 37 at the Norwalk auditorium. The victorious team held back effort, suggesting they could have increased the margin, while Nash struggled to find rhythm as fast play and passing highlighted the game.
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Curley Predicts Wrestling’s Peak Depends on Lewis’s Opponents
New York impresario Jacques Curley predicts wrestling will reach its peak if Strangler Lewis faces top contenders beyond his usual foes. He argues fresh matches would attract public interest, reduce talk of a wrestling trust, and spur growth on both coasts while calling for stronger regulation and taxation parity with boxing.
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New York
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Lewis
Joe Stecher
Jacques Curley
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Curley
Wrestling Trust
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Malcawicz
Garkuwenko
Pat McGill
Wayne Mann
Romano
Lewin
Cn Unl
Hans Stemke
Fall River Defeats Boston 4 2 in League Cup
In the 1t Challenge Cup match Fall River rallies past Boston with a 4 to 2 score, delivering a decisive home victory and improving position in the league standings.
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Boston
New Britain Wins State Court Title in Island Baseball Clash
Avalon, Catalina Island March 4 A dramatic rout as the Cubs and Rebels clash with Navy benders on the mound. Sailormen surge in late innings as Bam Hui belts a homer to seal a 6 to 4 victory over Guy Bush and Percy Jones.
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Concentration Edge for Golfers Analyzed in MacDonald Smith Win
The article argues that focus matters more than raw skill, noting MacDonald Smith's near deafness aids concentration. It compares how top players like Walter Travis Bobby Jones Francis Ouimet and others block out distractions to stay in their own world during rounds and stresses gossip and distractions can ruin good scores.
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Travers
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Ward Released by Chicago Sox to Cleveland Indians
Shreveport Louisiana March 4 The Chicago White Sox released Aaron Ward to the Cleveland Indians as manager Ray Schalk reshapes infield roles. Chalmer Bill Cissell and Johnny Mann showed big league ability to cover short and second, while Ward’s departure opens second base for Honeybar Hunnefield and Mann. Ward, who played in four World Series and had prior ties to Little Rock Charleston and Montgomery, had long friendship with Roger Peckinpaugh, Cleveland’s manager.
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