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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1928

Page

19

New Ultimatum Deepens Ring Title Complications

The New York State Athletic Commission ordered heavyweight champion Gene Tunney to face a challenger from Jack Sharkey Tom Jenkins or Johnny Biasko by next Tuesday or face suspension, while promoter Tex Rickard rejects the move and hints at continued title negotiations. The commission also demands Tunney defend the title twice this year, and efforts to stage a June bout with Tony Heeney and Johnny Risko bog down over guarantees for a potential Trinew match.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press New York Gene Tunley New York State Athletic Commission Tex Rickard Istic Twiney Jack Sharkey Tom Jiteney Johnny Biasko Taust Renons Mose Rickard Miami Beach Térponse Rode Tun 1Ey Witas Ses Greentich Utage Tunney Jack Dempsey Dempsey-Tunne Tony Heeney Dobny Risko Dempsey Eyes Gene Philadelphia Cruby Jack Uckets Chicago Jake Front

Classes One and Three Win Congress Indoor Matches

In Congress High School gym Class 1 defeated Class 2 5 to 1 while Class 3 upset league leaders Class 4 2 to 0. Louis White led Class 3’s defense against a heavy Class 4 attack as Class 4’s weak back line allowed the decisive goals. The match featured a hot contested, continual scrimmage around the Class 2 goal with frequent misses and four second-half goals against Class 2.

Congress High School Louis White Gal Shanley Regulaion Chats cLase Bobow Ib Tere Sat Waln Melton

Match Game Menu Assembly Report

Readable fragments indicate an event titled Match Game Menu Assembly featuring participants and vendors. Mentions fit ov 11x WO Sennheant WG Ke YT and Wolters Mt No 14 Reed Ug 162 01 dOWN CHAS with varied lettered codes. No clear dates or outcomes available from the text.

Donning Wolters Reed Ug Chas

Favorites Triumph In South Atlantic Tennis Round Two

Augusta match results show favorites advancing in the South Atlantic tournament. Tanio Abe beat Clifford Sutter 6-3 2-6 6-1 after a close second set, with other winners including Johnny Doeg Stanford, Ray Coffin, Allen Behr, A J Gore, Robert Baker, Lawrence Rice, Frank Shields, Bryant Grant, Fred Baggs, and George Lott who earned a bye into the next round.

Augusta Associated Pitts Tanio Abe Clifford Sutter New Orleans Io the Towner Abe Japan Johnny Doeg Stanford Tniveratty Manfield Goldmann New York Ray Coffin Philadelphia Ralph Biugs Allen Behr Walter Fargo A. J. Gore Washington Robert Bassett Buffalo

Miss Palfrey Wins In Girls Tennis Tourney

Brookline, Musa, March 97 By Associated Press Marne Palfrey of Brookline defeated Charlotte Miller of New York to reach the girls indoor national tennis final at Longwood Croquet Club. Palfrey, defending, and Faith Garrison were eliminated earlier. Sarah Palfrey, 16 in September, seeks the girls national title and recently won the women's indoor championship, cementing her status as a top junior player.

Brookline Musa Associated Press Marne Palfrey Ated Charotte Miller New York Simk.co Hiere Longwood Croket Club Sarah George W. Wightman Hue Desaitit

TIA JUANA RESULTS FIRST RACE IN SCARLUS RUSULINS ALUMNAE 40 FURLONGS

The report lists result details for a long distance event with numerous horses and odds, mentioning Bagabald Lore Chant Roose and others. It records times, placements, and entrants across multiple sections including second race and various contenders. The text is a dense OCR of a historic race card with many names, numbers, and affiliations.

Bagabald Lore Hardy Jlack War Sight Ameir Bethe A Uinta Wels Bunz K Wimbleys Alwy Ian Vigil Mere Sack Coline Femi Don Merge Madge Siwilig Roddy Yanie Palpet al Watun Asdaius Dettur Blues Fuurti Rag Winkaway Euuerg Mhitput Alyran Switt Pavey Brise Cay Parla Bysbeld Ben Lavele Shasta Fiuth Yurlya Ky Cer Burk Garrett Hexgee Duck Vinegwid Huket the Cupti Cheus Lay Webi Elanaing Vardus Wolk Bryan Caten Amin Wart Petruth Dace Audebt Dogat Yards Alamidan Liberty Marcelila Eblislig

Yale Officials Announce Winter Sports Awards

New Haven March 27 By Asson gated Press Hockey basketball boxing and wrestling awards were announced today by the board of control of the Yale Athletic association. In hockey 15 men received honors for playing with Harvard and Princeton and the captain and managers were named. Basketball awards honored a large group led by Captain Gil Ward and Manager AB Parker. Boxing honors went to the BYT recipients including J J Sintek and Captain W L Graham with Manager C M Vowell. Wrestling awards recognized those who wrestled in Harvard Princeton and Intercollegiate meets plus J A Drake and several named teammates and managers.

New Haver Asson Gated Press Yate Athletic Association Harvard Princeton Nso Brady G. Codk Curtl H. A Fletcher J. W. Cook P. K. Fodder A P, McNulty B. R. Merl R.W. Miner A. E. Neary L E Masson W. Reeves J. L Townen Gil Ward AB Parker University J. J Sintek T. Thomas W Pitts

Brassie golf tips to grip and swing like a driver

The article advises players to treat the brassie as a trusted ally to the driver with a firmer shaft and same stance. It stresses hitting squarely, avoiding digging, and using an iron for trouble rather than risking wrong shots. Focus on back of ball and gaze for accurate contact.

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St Charles plans to play Kacey combine victory trophy

The St Charles basketball team, city church champions, will receive the championship trophy donated by Ted Hunt. They voted to award individual trophies to the team, to be presented later by F B Corbally, Holy Name president. Rev Timothy A Byrne addressed the team and a committee was named to arrange events for the Knights of Columbus city championship.

St Charles Ted Hunt F B Corbally Holy Name Timothy A. Byrne Chaplin Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus

The Sportlight by Grantland Rice on boxing and track

Grantland Rice discusses money in boxing, comparing pay for star fighters to skill and heart, and cites Delaney, Sharkey, Risko, and Heeney. He taxes athletic value, notes Indian star Strangler Lewis and German runner Peltier, and critiques indoor vs outdoor racing. He also assesses pitching strength of the Cardinals and hints at golf prospects, offering training tips and race forecasts.

Fuchs Faces Humorous Baseball Banter Amid Lively Boston Scene

In a crowded Boston setting President Mach and manager Slattery traded quips with Judge Fuchs, a New York veteran, as players joked about sunburn, watering, and a controversial last season incident. The scene shifted behind the stands where a catcher’s mitt and a glove sparked playful arm tests and banter on baseball etiquette versus rules.

L. Pltersburg Br Associated Press Fuchs Boston Jack Maanager Slattery Machs Pricey New York Fener New Duynette Slattery Abia

Giants and Yankees Minus Second Basemen

Major league clubs New York Giants and New York Yankees opened spring exhibitions without their regular second basemen. Yankees at St Petersburg faced the Cubs without Lazzeri as Tony Lazzeri strained his side during batting practice and sought a physician. At Augusta, Cohen stood on the bench as Andy Reese took Cohen’s spot while the Giants and Red Sox also tangled.

New York St. Petersburg Fla Yankees Reda Lazzeri Tony Gene Robertson Augusta

Fred Schiller Becomes Rensselaer Quintet Member

Frederick M. Schiller a freshman at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy N y is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega basketball team which won the Interfraternity league title and also plays for the varsity squad. He is enrolled in Civil Engineering and is making a good record in class. He was one of the best forwards produced by Coach Eddie Reilly of Central High.

Frederick M. Schiller Ogden Strect Rensselaer Polytechnic Institue Troy Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Schiller Department of Civil Engineering Eddie Reilly Central High

Harding Diamond Candidates Work Hard Under Mead

Harding High baseball candidates endured a chilly outdoor workout under coach Jack Mead on the athletics field. Fifteen outfielders joined long drills while infielders and rookies faced batting practice as Mead shapes a squad from a small veteran core with two weeks before opening day. Captain Schreiber returns at catcher with Jacobs and Dizenzo as pitchers and Sweesy at third base. other hopefuls include Lukachik Colwell Mishke Kane Carroll Wosny Choiko and Graham.

Worrell Haining High School Jack Mead Harding Tmne Divenzo Jacobs Mead Schreiber Dizenzo

Springfield Team Beaten in Norwich Amateur Show

Norwich March 27 The Springfield Mass team won only one bout at the Duwell A A amateur show. Earl Champlin scored a one round knockout over Dan Morgan 224 pounds. Other results included Sidney Nichols over Joe Bishop, Byron Parker over George Guertin, Frank Adams via technical knockout over James DiBanti, and Frank Ferra knocking out Frank Pytlak in one round.

Norwich Associated Press Springfield Mass Duwell A. A Earl Champlin Dan Morgan Champlin H. I. Battler Morgan Sidney Nichols Dasidtsouw Joe Bishop Danielson Byron Parker George Guertin Prankle Adams Norwigh James DiBanti Charles Peppe Rene Peloguin Lucien Brouillard Arthur Ward Frank Vitsgillio Westerly Ernest Gauvin Taitville Frank Ferra Frank Pytlak Joe Bruno Alex Soquet Joe Russo Western Technivak Benny Beminski Hewit City

Pittaburgh Teams Chase Records Across 1928 Season

Pittsburgh nation celebrates a strong year with Pitt football unbeaten in regular play and a narrow post season loss to Stanford. Pitt basketball led the east and midwest with a 21 12 record and 992 points. Pitt swimming remained undefeated against Army Notre Dame Wooster and Carnegie Tech twice. Frank Shea coaches a track and field squad with Welch Gwinn Pickard and others as Olympic candidates.

Pittsburgh Associated Press University of Ptttaburgh Panther Stanford Pitt East Middle West Army Notre Dame Wooster College Carnegie Tech Frank Johes Gibby Welch Helfbach Champlan Shea Welch Don Gwinn Victor Pickard Pickard Canada Amsterdam

Forty Five Entered in Titular Marathon Run

Boston March 27 By Associated Press the National A U marathon championship field jumped to 46 today when Tom Kanaly manager of the race which will be run on April 18 received the applications of the Millrose A A team of five men The New York club entered Frank Zone 1921 winner of the Boston race Whitey Michaelson who has run in several of them Harvey Frick Max Lamp and Frog W Ward Last year Millrose runner won the special trophy awarded to the club whose first three athletes to finish scored points

Boston Associated Press Tom Kanaly Millrose A. A New York Frank Zone Whitey Michaelson Harvey Frick Max Lamp Frog W Ward Millrose

Army Teams Begin Spring Athletics At West Point

West Point cadets start spring sports with eleven disciplines including baseball lacrosse track and tennis. snow disrupts outdoor practice forcing indoors in the riding hall. baseball and spring football begin later due to weather while fencing and rifle compete for Intercollegiate League spots.

West Point N. Y Army Caltairy Moose McCormick Otto Brun F. J. Grace Lieutenant Monroe Leo Novak Fellers Cobb McCormick Browning Scepps Beynon Brentnail Zimmermen McNamara Schorr Stribing Beauchamp Ficod Nave Smothers Stephenson Carns Lindquist Carmuthaccl Valier Ine Jins Bork Barresse Army Sword New York University Cornell Ohio State Hamilton Cullene New York

Tunney Ready to Fight Opponent from Contenders List

Miami Beach March 20 Associated Press Gene Tunney refused to accept the challenge unless the New York State Athletic Commission can name an opponent. Rickard said Tunney stands ready to fight but the commission has no right to name a challenger at this time. A defense opponent will be selected before the end of the grace period, with Tunney’s name likely on the commission’s contendership list.

Miami Beach Fla Associated Press Gene Tunney New York State Athletic Mission Tex Wisk Tunney Camumiasion Dekard Rickard Conmission

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