Lomski and Sekura Ready for Elimination Battle in Garden
Lomski, 8 to 5 favorite, trains ahead of Friday night ten round light heavyweight bout with Joe Sekura of Dayton at Madison Square Garden. If Sekyra wins, promoter offers Tommy Loughran $40,000 to box Sekyra in Ohio on July 4.
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New York
Associated Press
Leo Lomski
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Priday
Lomski
Tiger Flowers
Los Angeles
Lomakt
Maxie Rosenbloom
Harold Mays
Billy Vidabeck
Mike McTigue
Sekyra
Ohio City
Tommy
Sunny Jim Williams
Lou Bogash
Gotham
Benny Ross
Buffalo
Andy di Vodt
Jimmy Finley
Georgie
Kid) Lee
Boston
Nick Testo
Troy
Jack Smith
Jack Rozler
Philadelphia
Meriden Traders Edge Bridgeport In Narrow Victory
Meriden Traders defeated Bridgeport Trade five by 28 to 22 yesterday in Meriden. The contest featured a fast pace and shifts in momentum with Meriden rallying from a seven point deficit to win. Wes Gray sustained a facial cut requiring stitches as Bridgeport’s effort remained strong throughout.
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Bridgeport
Meriden Tes
Meriden
Bridgeporters
al* Ea
Silver City
Meridea
Meriden Boys
Wes” Gray
Leaders Passed Up In Cross-Country Race
Leaders in a long cross country run from Los Angeles to New York were passed up in the 39 mile stretch from Los Lunas by Harry Rea of Long Beach and Ed Gerdner of Seattle who finished the 7lth lap in a dead heat Their times were 8 81 30 Ollie Wanttinen Frank Chavez and Gulstu Amex took second third and fourth The field included Mere Jouminen Peter Gavuzzi and Andrey Payne Souminen built a three hour lead in elapsed time over Gavuzzi and Payne in a segment from Claremore Oklahoma to Soumincz with his advantage increasing as the laps continued
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Seven Springs
N. M
Associated Press
Los Angeles
New York
Los Lunas
Harry Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Ed Gerdner
Seattle
Ollie Wanttinen
Frank, Chavez
Pasadena
Gulstu Amex
Arne Jouminen
Detroit
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
Eng
Andrey Payne
Claremore
Okla
Souminen
Guvure
Tix
Ates
Soumincz
Ead Parr i
North and South Open Starts at Pinehurst Today
New York dispatch notes the North and South Open begins at Pinehurst NC with top pros entering. Macdonald Smith Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell head a field that has earned over $20,000 collectively, chasing prize money after winters on tour. The piece depicts the pro golf circuit ending its southern swing and returning north for spring.
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Pinehurst
Lester Rice
Universal Service
New York
California
Texas
Arkanara
Florida
Mecca
Caroline
Rangers Seek Playoff Win Ahead of Stanley Cup Push
New York report notes the Rangers must win tonight to reach the NHL finals after a decisive playoff win over Pittsburgh. The season moves toward Madison Square Garden hosting the Stanley Cup series starting April 5 as rival winners clash. Montreal faces Ottawa with a one goal edge as the Canadian group advances toward the second playoff series for the Canadiens.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Rangers
Madison Square Garden
Heston
Montreal Maroons
Ottawa Senators
Montreal
Classes Two And Three Win Congress Matches
In indoor soccer at Congress High yesterday Class 2 surged to beat Class 4 by 4 to 1, while Class 3 defeated Clues 1 by 4 to 0. Poor finishing and disjoint teamwork plagued Class 4, with Bobowick scoring their lone goal and Class 1 pressing early before fading in the final period.
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Congress High
Bobowick
Cage
Ploelwe Caren Ve
Perth” Gregory
Clase
Busweil
Guy Pickly
Bung
Clabes Chass Delgo
Seers
Helton Picente
Kebowsik
Recruiting Prominent Coaches See Continued High School Stars
Grantland Rice reports veteran coaches confirm ongoing football recruiting at major universities. Scholarships or paid jobs fund expenses for prep stars, with a broader, more indirect approach than in the past. The piece also touches on boxing ticket prices and public attitudes toward pay-per-view events. It notes German world records and American aims to compete in Amsterdam, stressing the need for speed and proper technique in golf and football instruction.
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East
Middle West
Far West
Risko
Heenty
Sharkey
Delaney
Amsterdam
Kornig
Pelzer
Paris
Axtremely
Ted Alredith
Mel Shopzrit
Pequot Wins Fairfield Tourney Final Over Grasmere 31 17
Pequot Grammar School defeats Grasmere 31 to 17 to clinch the Fairfield tournament title sponsored by Walter Hellman. Southport led from the opening tap and held on for the win as Grasmere struggled at late points.
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Pequot
Grasmere
Pequot Grammar School
Walter Hellman
Fairfield
Southport
Pequol Grasmere
Cairne
DS Steele
Ardelt Bob
Erinpter
Feher Roger
Slomon
You Bonesty
Porch. Loe
Erie Bowler Now Third in American Tourney
Erie bowler George Pepplinski of Erie Pennsylvania slipped in the tenth frame of his last game to miss a share of the lead in the American Bowling Congress singles. He totaled 696 after games of 248 230 and 218 to hold third place behind Henry Schmidt of Chicago and Hork of Chicago. Other strong bids came from Walter Smith of Minneapolis and Wrenee Winking of Quincy.
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Assoiiated
George Pepplinski
Erie
Henry Schmidt
Chicago
Hork
Walter Smith
W. B. Poshay
Minneapolis
Wrenee Winking
Quincy
Mhs
Seule
Smith and Perretti Close Training for Norwalk Fight
Lew Perretti of Long Island City trains hard for a Norwalk bout facing Steve Smith at Brute Armory. Promoter Dave Rose, Joe Chimbole, and Jimmy Johnston plan a light workout for Perfetti at Norwalk Health School. A large local crowd travels to Norwalk to watch the card topped by Dan Kivko vs George Connelly.
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Lew Perretti
Long Island City
Steve Smith
Brute Armory
Norwalk
Trojan
Bridgeport
St.Nicholas Rink
Uenusaak Lero
Lew Guldberg
Gil
Ballerina
Goldberg
Petrone
Bere
Ihis
Amazgement
Perfett Gien
Jimmy Johnston
Jack Sharkey
Dave Rose
Joe Chimbole
Norwalk Health School
Jimmy
Phil Scott
Dolunston
Tey
Scott
Hewill
Perfetti
Johnston
Rossin’ Forties
Long Island
Bory
Tratawiz
Rowley’s
Norwich University names wrestling captain for next year
William J. Pins of Weetfield Massachusetts has been elected captain of Norwich University's wrestling team for the coming year. Major R. D. Potter, the rector of athletics, announced today thatPins is a junior and competes in the 165 pound class.
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Northfield
Mares
William J. Pins
Weetfield
Mass
Norwich Universitys
R. D. Potter
Todate
Wilby to Open Eastern States Open Scholastics Tourney
Glens Falls N J March 26 Associated Press The first night of nine annual eastern states open scholastics championship basketball tournament action pairs Wilby High Waterbury Conn to meet Englewood High School The schedule lists Pennskee Newport and others in early round matchups with Friday night winners advancing toward the championship tilt.
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Glens Falls
N. J
Associated Press
Wilby High Scheal Waterbury
Conn
Engiewou
High School
Peensket An Yo. Migtary Academy
York
Wil Pine
Tray Ous
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