O'Dowd vs Wilson Battlename Fight for Middleweight Title
Mike O'Dowd and Johnny Wilson meet at Madison Square Garden on St Patrick's Day for the world middleweight championship. Wilson seeks to reclaim the crown after beating O'Dowd in Boston last May, with promoter Tex Rickard backing a big card and a $40,000 purse for the challenger.
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Jimmy Austin Becomes Coach After Ten Years at Third
BOGALUSA La March 15 Jim Austin veteran third baseman of the St Louis Browns fades from the limelight this year. Austin held the Scarff corner for St Louis teams against batters for 14 years. Last year Outfielder Earl Smith was eased into Austin's shoes. The veteran teaches Smith all he knows about handling the bag. He succeeded so well that Manager Lee Fon feels third base will not be a weak spot this year. Austin probably will never leave the Browns. He will turn his attention to coaching if the club has its way. He played his first pro ball in 1904 with Dayton in the Central League. He went to Omaha in 1907 and to the New York Yankees two years later. St Louis got him in exchange for Roy Bartzell in 1920. Bartzell has long since left big league baseball.
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Sterling Tossers Defeat Redmen in Norwalk clash 19-18
The Sterling Tossers edged the Redmen of Norwalk 19-18 yesterday, marking their eighth win in fourteen games. Bentz scored ten of Sterling’s nineteen, highlighted by Brodrock’s long basket, as Oddie Maceveman’s defense pressed the title claim.
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Strangler Lewis Planned as Aviator Next Fighter
Ras and Marek indicated Lewis aims to become an aviator after wrestling duties. He reportedly ordered a machine and asked for prompt delivery, with no clear statement on using aircraft for travel between cities.
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Promoters Lose On Boxing Show
Promoters fail to deliver a smooth boxing event as Ringside crowds complain. The feature night drew ire for overlong prelims and empty seats blamed on heavy hats and smoking. Reporters note fair coverage but management faces displeased fans and questions about organization.
Yale Boathouse at Derby Not Likely Yet
The Yale boathouse project on the Housatonic appears unlikely for now as a lease is said to have been signed for Lakeview Casing property to house the rowing management. Plans warned of delays in completing improvements and an architect drew up designs amid labor and material shortages.
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Yale announces interscholastic schedule with Harvard and Cambridge
Yale announces interscholastic schedule for New Haven and Cambridge meets. The events include Harvard competition in New Haven on May 14, interscholastic ties at New Haven on May 21, and Cambridge clashes on May 37.
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Two Rookies Land Solid With St. Lewis Browns
Two rookies join the St. Louis Browns in a season preview. Reporter notes mixed scouting, with emphasis on pitching potential, defensive work, and the impact of new blood on the club’s lineup. Mentions players like Hin and Sill as parts of a broader roster shakeup and dugout expectations.
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Collins to Replace Minist at First Base
Unclear text suggests Collins will replace a player named Minnis at first base. The fragment mentions Melagis and uncertain details about lineup changes while referencing Hot Springs and other scattered terms. Readable facts centered on Collins replacing Minnis at first base.
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Gride Girls Triumph in Industrial Basketball League
Gride Girls defeated G. E. Five and took two more victories over the Oronoguns in the Industrial Basketballesgue string games at the W. U. C. A. and natral centers last evening. Summary text is unreadable but indicates multiple wins by the Gride Girls in a local industrial league.
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Bizz Dawson Slated for Bridgeport Recruit Outfielder
Bridgeport reports that Bizz Dawson, an outfielder with potential, has been targeted by Cincinnati. Gene McCann, Bridgenorth manager, said no official deal notification arrived and he asked Pat Morin if Dawson could be moved. Dawson, a former college player, joined Cincinnati after being scouted in Cone last May and spent the season in the minors. Sam Ro Th, third baseman, delivered a sensational stretch during an exhibition against the American Association team at Ranger, Texas.
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Greenwich Woman Golfer Keeps Pinehurst Title Bid Alive
Greenwich woman golfer Dorothy Campbell Ish defending her title at Pinehurst in the annual championship. After 18 holes she trailed by two strokes to J Ray Mont Brice of Pittsburgh who led with a 39. Hurd and other contenders moved up. Mrs Prices 39 for nine holes aided her run. The field includes Mrs Bo ald ii of Philadelphia and Mrs Powses of Pitts, with Mrs Hurd aiming to defend her crown by the 21st event.
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Mollla Bjurstedt Wins at Boston Tennis Meet
Mollla Bjurstedt defeats Leslie Bancroft of Longwood in the national women's indoor tennis championship opening in Boston, dropping Bancroft only once. The event features top players, with Bayard of Short Hills and Mrs Mills advancing in later rounds amid regional interest.
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New Haven Bowls Lead in American Bowline Congress Tourney
Mort Lindsey of New Haven and teammates dominated the doubles with 1224 pins, claiming a triplete for eighth place. Singles saw Heduke Racine and Gresrich of Cleveser rise, while New Haven’s Martlindser and S. Gresen of Cleve posted strong doubles scores.
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