Bogash and Reed Set for Middleweight Elimination Bout
New York promoter plans an elimination for the middleweight title with Bogash facing Pal Reed next Tuesday at the Planner Sporting Club. The bout follows Reed pursuing ministry and aging form, while Bogash is billed as the favorite to prevail, amid a lineup of challengers from Ratner to Beigel.
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Pal Reed
Planner Sporting Eli
New York
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Aim Reed
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Mickey Walker
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Walane
Ratner
Nate Beigel
Ministry
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Scients
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Hogash
New Fork
Basirs
Lot Bonash
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Coxine Commission
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Errer
Toduey Wisson
Dave Resenders
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Johnson and Luby Set to Fight Here October 30
Promoter Parker replaces Ey Keeley and Sail or Daley with two old rivals Young Luby and Leo Johnson. They will clash for eight rounds instead of six as the second prelim. Keeley and Daley are paired on the same football team, but the switch aims to avoid a "brother act" and keep the card intact.
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Jim Bones
Olliey Bantama
Park City
Mack
Trey
Parker
Ed Wheetey
Simany Hol Us
Sallor Ea Daley
Nolther
Aemateur
Danny Ridge
New Haven
Young Saxon
Acorn Club
Ey Keeley
Sailor Daley
Sarasa
Fisher
Keeley
Daley
Young Luby
Leo Johnson
Evans Advocates October Golf Tourneys for Title
Charles Evans Jr argues for holding amateur golf championships in October to avoid rain and harsh conditions that skew results. He cites Brookline and St Louis events, noting wet weather weakens top players and unfairly alters outcomes. He stresses that fair play favors skill over luck, advocating a later date and better testing of champions.
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New York
Charles Evans, Jr
Link
Chick
Brookline
Waiter
Sical
Champlensiip
Mat
Aeverai
Rook
Brooskilne
Ergokline
St Louis
Cyril Tolley
Ki Pins Prepare for First Battle Against Sacred Heart
The King Pins hold practice tonight ahead of their season opener vs Sacred Hearts of the South End Sunray. Coaches express optimism after solid practices and previous success as they aim to start strong in the new season.
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Sacred Hearts
Amateur boxers rise to professional ranks in winter surge
New York reports a record winter for amateur boxing with many talents turning pro. Promoters like Tex Rickard seek ex amateurs, citing past stars such as Lynch and Rosenberg as proof the ladder to the money ring yields trained fighters.
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New York
Det
Alateur Contistiinds
Carner
Copktancy
Tex Rickard
Joe Lynch
Hilly Vine
Sid Terris
Warry Goldves
James Tomasula
Rick Brown
Frank Fasano
Manny Wexler
Abe Friedman
Sam Cohen
Rank Ganure
Abe Soldatera
Nat Pinella
Louis Perfetti
Iain Reggie
Witness
Wilelie O'Connell
Murray
Charles Beecher
Sol Seeman
Jack Stare
Sam Sieger
Willie Singer
Ben Val
Ohio Bred Captain Opens New Stadium Tomorrow
Ohio State’s star captain L. A. Pixley, a Columbus native and Columbus East High product, leads the Buckeyes in the unveiling of the new stadium set for Saturday October 31 against Michigan. Pixley, a four year letter winner, is described as a heavy yet lively leader whose weight and height are noted amid a strong roster of recent Ohio State stars.
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Ohio Star
L. A
Butch” Pixley
Columbus
Piniéy
Ohio State
Chiex
Harley
Yap Ang
Courtney
Bob Karsh
Pixley
Finley
Golden Tornado Set for Naval Academy Clash Tomorrow
ANNAFOLLS October 11 Navy prepares for a heavy Georgia Tech in Annapolis with Notre Dame and Penn State games to follow. Navy relies on power and speed in a bid to upset the 1932 season’s strong Midshipmen and Georgia Tech teams as a rugged scrimmage tests the lineup ahead of the Army clash.
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Naval Academy
Mille Puckiel
Atmapolis
Bucknen
Georgia Tech
Torside
Alabama
Apile Thorpe
Davidson
Yellow Jackets
Ted
Atlanta Eleven
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Washington
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Carney
Iester Sanford
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Jenaibe
Comey
Matthews
Tylor
Tneshet
Conrey
Susan
Volwell
Clyde King
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Bie
Crectic
Roliwell
Agipelis
Pitt Seeks New Grid Coach Amid Warner Exit
Pittsburgh football eyes potential successors as head coach Glenn Warner departs after a disappointing Eastern campaign. Lafayette’s Jock Sutherland and Carnegie Tech’s Stever are top names, with Stanford influence shaping the field as Pitt scouts prep-school talent and considers candidates with Warner ties.
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Silenn Warner
University of Pittsburgh
Conten
Cormier
Pitt
Warner
Andy Cere
Stanford
vAndy
Coxk Gall
Andy Smith
University of California
Nuccessor
Jock Sutherland
Lafayette Conce
Waglesale
Centre Harvard Football Game Ticket Surge T
Cambridge Mass October 1911 crowds surge for the Centre Harvard football game. Officials expect about 43 000 in Rostow lines and 52 000 total will attend with rapid ticket disposal and measures to curb scalping.
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Mass
Harvard
Rostow
Jay
Georges Carpentier to Become Fishman
Georges Carpentier, famed boxing figure and actor, shifts career toward fish merchandising. He also runs a porcelain dinnerware business and faces financial mixing with other ventures, including a film career.
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Paris
Get
Wastin
Daeghtar
Merehtini
Georges Algo
Eval
Miiilog
Wesleyan Set for Hobart 41 in display
Mippletown reports Wesleyan's strong showing against Union and Lowdnin aid, with Hobart preparing for New York University. Coaches explore new plays to boost variety as Autonohtic priris and tickets move fast. attendance expected high for the Hobart game.
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Hobart
New York University
Rail
Bineck
Alem
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Ung
Adama Enbisen
King
Toatay Peel
Tan Sevick
Department of There
Johnson Missed One Game In Turbulent Season
Johnson sat out a single game while Burlington University faced competition amid spring practice and injuries. Coach Thoms attempted a comeback at Gradiste Camp, with the season marking a steady team effort and contrasting outcomes across 25 games under Tren wid.
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Oscar
Eweile’ Tohnsen
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Vermont Babball
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Magsachuselis Nats Sear
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Twa
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White Macks Boat to Kayor
New York Oct 19 The fight to the Garden Friday night promises a finish to the White Sid Marks bout. White uses his left hand while Marks relies on swift hooks. Marks has a chance if his calling and luck align but White is favored for pace power and experience.
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Tose
Marks
White
Ilen Jastal
Junior Senior Match At Weatogue Slated
The annual junior senior pair match for a Wentogue Country dinner will seed tomorrow. Following the dinner, the season gaps will be presented. A large number of players are expected to enter the stairily promising to surpass any held this summer.
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