Sharkey and Risko Prepare for Tunney Title Fight Message
New York March 8 Associated Press boxing notes detail Jack Sharkey of Boston and Johnny Risko of Cleveland training for their 35 round Madison Square Garden bout looming over Gene Tunney. Sharkey battles partners including Lou Bogash and Jack Gagnon, showing aggression and stamina while Risko trains steadily with Len ton and Baulknight. Sharkey cites tax woes and aims to reassert peak form, predicting a lighter weight around 189 for the bout as he recovers from recent setbacks and vows renewed effort.
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PARDONS BEAT PANTHERS IN OT POLO SHOWDOWN
Meriden and New Britain battled through a tense polo matchup decided in overtime. Key players included Alexander Pierce Williams and Morrison, with Myers and Purrell among the scorers as Meriden edged New Britain 4 to 3 in the extra period after a late overtime goal.
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Jilford Prep Defeats Bridgeport Five, 49 to 17
Milford Prep overwhelmed Bridgeport Five with a 49 to 17 victory. Readable lines name players such as Melchery Rosenbeck Rand and Colledia, indicating scoring contributions in a one-sided contest.
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Marathon to Be Official Olympic Trial in New York
The Boston A A marathon on April 19 will serve as an official Olympic trial. Herman Obertubbesing, head of AAU distance running, stated the event will help determine American entrants. He noted other marathons in Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Baltimore are also part of the selection process.
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Babe Ruth Pen Found in Coal Bin After Train Loss
Babe Ruths pen, inscribed and given by the Boy Scouts of Burlington, was found in a coal bin in Menominee. Ruth says it disappeared last August on the St Louis to New York train, and the coal was mined in Virginia before being shipped to Toledo and then Menominee. Dittmore will receive an autographed baseball in return.
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Three Tied For First In National Billiard Tourney
In Chicago and New York reports, Frank Tabverski Schenectady NY and three others share first place after two wins each in the national pocket billiard tournament. Erwin Rudolph Chicago defeated Harry Wood Duluth 125 to 47 to reach the leaders. Lauri New York State champion defeated Oswald Pittsburgh seven innings to rise to second place. Willie Hoppe New York former balkline champion crushed James Lewis 50 to 5 in 15 innings for a sensational three cushion win.
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New York
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Washington
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Champions Advance In Court Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia matches open with defending doubles champions Jay Gould and W Wright advancing to the second round by default due to draw changes. Local pairs from Philadelphia and Boston secure wins as Frothingham and Wightman crush Edwards and Hiddle 6 1 6 1, while Pearson and Robinson topple Dieson Jr. and Thayer 6-2 6-4 6-2. The semi finals set for tomorrow feature Gould and Wright versus Pearson and Robinson, and Frothingham and Wightman versus Russell and Thayer.
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New York
Lincoln Junior High Edges Hall Community 31 to 24
Lincoln Junior High school defeated Hall Community 31 to 24 in an afternoon game. Teverson Y27 scored for Lincoln while Kelleher led with 13 points. Heery contributed strongly for Hall Community in a hard fought contest.
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Uretnaiss
Foster Reported Weakening Under New Mullen Offer
Promoter Jim Mullen pressures Pop Foster as he weighs a June 21 title bid with Sammy Mandell and Jimmy McLarnin at Soldiers Field. Foster seeks full $50,000 plus terms and may switch to Chicago if terms fail. Mullen lines up $50,000 in two instalments and plans guaranteed payment before the bout.
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Foster
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Popla
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Tina
Room 112 Clinches Harding Sophomore League Final
Room 112 defeated Room 219 yesterday afternoon in the Harding School Sophomore inter-room league to earn the right to meet Room 116 for the championship. McMaugh led with eight points, Marzik added five markers, and Kearns contributed four as Room 112 broke through after a prior protest.
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Y M C A Team Heads to Connecticut State Final
After a highly successful season the local Y M C A basketball squad reaches its peak with the state championship tournament set for March 10 in Middletown. With five straight wins they prepare to challenge leading Connecticut city teams, having previously defeated the Rangers Laurel Juniors Wakeman Memorials and St. Marys and Wonderland.
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Elm City Fight Card Promises Classy Boxing Evening
Elm City card at Elks hall features Red Knight New Haven 132 pounds against Buddy Doran Bridgeport plus Johnny Andrews New Haven 126 pounds vs Bodie Brodie Park City. Other bouts include Nick Toronto Bridgeport against Billie Babtuck New Haven and Sam Craft against Torraine New Haven with Petie Filo vs Andy Garbadella Elm City. Billie Prince promotes a full program with regional teams attending.
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Newton 44-Year-Old Runner Wins Fifth Lap of Marathon
Arthur Newton, 44, the English 100 mile running champion, won the fifth lap of the coast to coast marathon in Mojave Wells California. The British long-distance runner led a field of about 150 to finish the 31 miles in 4:48, their total elapsed time for 183 miles over five days at 24:28:30.
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Claremore
Okla
Perrella
Payne
Albany
Indoor golf lessons teach focus on hit not direction
The author argues indoor golf aids beginners by emphasizing how to swing and watch the ball, noting benefits like hands conditioning and muscle use. They critique the dusty indoor environment but acknowledge its value for practice, especially before outdoor play, and stress staying true to technique over chasing distance.
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Yale Tourney Teams To Be Named Today
Yale Tourney committee at New Haven will reveal the annual Interscholastic Tourney team selections. Harding and Central are among possible starters though Gensal, undefeated by Presidents, has a strong record against other squads and seeks another chance.
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Peltzer Signals Return Invasion Of U S Track
At a Knights of Columbus dinner in New York Dr Otto Peltzer the German star runner announced plans for a second invasion of American track after the Olympic games. He said he would return next September reside in the United States and join an American club to ease competition. Attending were top track figures including Daniel Fibberie Alan Helfrich of Penn State and Fat Bikine. The event also marked Peltzer's 26th birthday and a brief farewell before sailing tomorrow on the Columbus for a three month stay.
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Kational A. A. U
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Penn State
Bikine
Rothe Nebraska
Grefman
Columbus
Lincoln Challenges Shelton Junior High
Lincoln High junior basketball team seeks a rematch with Shelton High after a decisive earlier loss. Lincoln aims to turn the tables, hoping Shelton officials grant a second game to settle the rivalry.
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Hartford Boy Named Farincon Ice Leader at Princeton
Princeton New Jersey Baron Associated Press reports graham jones of hartford connecticut named captain of the 1928 princeton university hockey team. a junior, he has varsity hockey two years and won his letter in football last year.
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Baron
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Hartford
Sharkey Viewed Favorite In Madison Square boxing bout
Universal Service reports odds favor Sharkey to beat Risko in Madison Square Garden Monday in a heavyweight clash. Sharkey's goal is to earn a title shot against Gene Tunney, with promoters wary of delaying the Tunney bout. Risko and Sharkey have past head‑to‑heads and recent action shapes the betting and expectations for a Tunney bid.
Shrovetide Football Makes Comeback in Ashbourne
The ancient Shrovetide football game, dating to Roman times, is returning to Ashbourne and other English towns. Goals lie three miles apart, with a six to seven pound ball and few rules. Hundreds join in, crossing fields and streams over a two day game, once police limitations shift to open countryside play.
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