Delaney Wins by Knockout Over Lohman at Broadway Brooklyn
Jack De Laney defeated Joe Lohman by technical knockout in the tenth round at the Broadway arena in Brooklyn, referee Eddie Purdy stopping the bout as Lohman faced repeated punishment. Kaplan and Wagner drew in Philadelphia after a late start and a chaotic finish, while other notes cover boxing and sports commentary on hitters and coaches.
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Norwalk Bouts Set For April 2Card Matches
Norwalk plans an amateur boxing program on April 2 at the armory under National Guard sponsorship with four contest series. Captain Lockhart Roy Loveridge and Frankie Fay will promote. Pro bouts include Mike Esposito vs Pea Wee Smith Ernie Perry vs Marty Walter Johnny Peters vs Bruce Flowers. Newark International League club signs Warold Gagnon who didn’t report to Kansas City last season and played independent ball.
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Clek) Gagnon
Kansas City
Columbus Trades Turban to Toledo for Strand
The Columbus Club of the American Association trades Catenet Loy Urban to Toledo in exchange for outfielder Paul Strand. Manager Jank Gowdy plans most of the pitching duties and believes Strand is the right fit for his roster.
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Odd Pin League Race Is Close in Fairfield Bowling
Fairfield near ten week Odd Pin League sees six teams vying for top honors as only odd pin counts score. Suburban League standings list six squads with mixed results. three matches highlight weekly schedule at Red Men alleys including Tom Murphy's All Stars versus Bassick Company Pin Busters and Stratford American Legion matchups.
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Beechwoods Win West Side Junior League Title
Beechwoods defeated Maplewoods 33 to 28 at Raxoegs hall to claim the West End Junior League title in the final game of the season. Filus and Thomas starred for Beechwoods while Rosenblum excelled for Maplewoods as the league standings show Beechwoods atop the table.
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Presbys and Laurels Battle for City Amateur Crown Tonight
The city amateur basketball final pits Presbys against Laurels at the YMCA tonight with home court advantage cited for the Presbys. Fred Corbally referees, Herb Hart is umpire, Al Wheway scores, and Miss Kennedy timekeepers. A preliminary features Saturday Afternoon League champions and Western third-place City Leaguers.
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Acme Nine Reunites for 1926 Baseball Campaign
The Acme A. C. of the South End has reformed its baseball team for the 1926 season. Suits and requirements are purchased and waiting weather, with booking agent Charles Warrison arranging several games. Veterans include Guerin, Loherty, Isagna, Wilson, Brazile, Bragis, Rogers, Ry buck, Miller, Coollage, Jacoby, Brilvitk, and Minalga.
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Mail contracts for Manchester ball club in New England league
Contracts sent to 12 of last year’s Manchester team players by Jean Dubuc former Tiger pitcher who will manage the Manchester club in the New England league with most of last year’s squad available. He expects the club to contend for the pennant in the coming season.
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Frank Frisch Signs with Cianta Amid Doubts of Raise
Captain Frank Frisch, leader of Cianta, had been negotiating a contract raise and reportedly signed the week, though several friends doubt he secured the raise he sought.
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Mass Aggies to Row Yale Crew in May Race
Massachusetts Institute of Technology will face Yale's 150 pound crew on the Housatonic River May 1 in the first meeting between the two institutions in years. Yale crews begin outdoor training as Harvard regatta in New London is delayed by Yale commencement. Yale is slated to meet Penn and Columbia on the Housatonic May 8, then travel to Ithaca May 22 to race Cornell and Princeton.
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Criteriaons Have Made Fine Mark in Court Tilts
The Criterion basketball team has a strong season with 15 games and four losses. Captain Charley Randolph leads with 137 points. Upcoming game vs M. O. A. quintet. Season results show wins over Summerfield, Olivet, St. Johns, Presby, Circle A, Milford DeMolay, Park Street, and other opponents, with multiple close scores.
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Rights for Title Swim Races Scheduled by AAU
New York announces the AAU national junior championships swimming and diving events. Men compete March 9 to April 10 at Yale, Louisville, Detroit, Atlantic City and Omaha. Women race March 23 to April 24 across Detroit, Portland and Omaha venues. Top athletes train for the national senior championships in Chicago April 6 to 9.
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Holy Cross Pitchers Put Smoke On Ball
Worcester Alass March 8 Coach Jack Barry of the Holy Cross nine allowed his twirlers to shoot over some curves in their workouts this week for the first time. The squad now numbers forty two and no further cuts will be made until players get outdoors. The Purple coach is giving special attention to his two rookie southpaws Duggan and Dobbins as it has been some years since Holy Cross has had a real reliable left hander.
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Arrival of hard coal keeps Sullivan in Springfield
Tim Sullivan and Paddy OConnor were due to visit Bridgeport with the aim of assessing prospects for a new ball park and potential club relocation. Sullivan, delayed by a coal shipment in Springfield, plans to arrive in Bridgeport to gauge spring business prospects, meet local figures, and discuss possible park renovations or use of the Tabernacle as a clubhouse.
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Big hockey clash set for Madison Square Garden
New York's NHL squad meets Portland Rosebuds of the Pacific Coast League in a best two out of three series the week of March 21 at Madison Square Garden. Tentative dates March 22 23 with a possible game March 26. A $30 000 purse and a silver trophy go to the winner.
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Williams Team Bans Pro Grid Coaches
Williams Mass March 8. The Williams Athletic Council bars any future Purple players from pro football involvement or finances after next September. The action follows Intercollegiate Athletic Association recommendations and mirrors steps at other colleges including Princeton.
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