Dempsey Blame Fixed By Boxing Board Over Fight Rules
The Illinois State Athletic Commission issued a statement attributing the controversy to Dempsey for the disputed seventh round knockdown during the Tunney title fight. It detailed referees and timekeepers following commission rules and Barry’s guidance, with no expected response to Dempsey and Leo Flynn’s protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Boxing Board
Brooklawn
Chicago
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Ilinois
Barry
Pittsburgh writers nominate official scorer for pennant
The Pittsburgh chapter of the Baseball Writers Association nominated John H. Gruber, the World Series official scorer, as a veteran baseball writer. The Hotel Schenley was named headquarters in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Baseball Writers Association Today
John H. Gruber
Schenley
Aqueluct Results First Race for Two Year Olds
Race by race summary listing ages, weights, and times from Aqueluct's card with horses Inca, Kellum, Royal Lot, and others in four more races. Includes second and third races for three-year-olds and up with claiming options and times, noting entrants such as Apostle Curran and Inspector C. A detailed lineup of horses, jockeys, weights, and finish times appears for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inca
Coltizett
Sara~ Tage
Kellum
Royal Lot
Essay
tan—Phillip
Akimbi
Jane J
Lon
Apostle
P. Gootwin
Peter Fig
Curran
Architect
L. Fator
Padraig
Mote
Dartmouth Players To Wear Short Pants
Dartmouth football players will wear short pants for the October 22 game with Harvard. Back and end outfits will mirror the hockey team uniforms, designed for greater speed. Long stockings and knee pads will be worn with the abbreviated pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Associated Press
Dartmouth
Harvard
Tunney Welcomed Heavily by New York Fans
Gene Tunney arrived in New York amid a media frenzy at Grand Central with cameras, reporters, and cheering crowds. Jack Dempsey, bearing a left eye gash, slipped into town to stay at the Ambassador hotel, while both champions discussed the recent Soldiers Field fight and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Station
Ambassador Hotel
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Adolphus
Gotham
Greenwich Village
U & Manner
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Soldiers Field
Dempsey
Gibson
Bronnon
Maine Woods
Estelle Taylor Dempsey
California
Jagen
Penn Team Cuts by Coach After Franklin and Marshall Loss
Six more players were cut from the Pennsylvania varsity football squad by coach Lou Young after a poor showing against Franklin and Marshall. The coach did not reveal the men's names as the team held a scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Coseh Lou Young
Franklin and Marshall
U S Olympic Teams Sail From New York July 11
New York Sept 27 Announcement by the American Olympic committee states 280 athletes will represent the United States at the Amsterdam games from July 28 to August 12 and will sail from New York aboard the U S over President Roosevelt. Major General Douglas MacArthur leads the organizing body at the Baltimore meeting in the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
United States
Amsterdam
Holland
U. S
Roosevelt
American Olympian Committee
Douglas
Anbyr
Baltimore
Humbert Fugazy Suspended by State Athletic Commission
Humbert J. Fugazy, a New York boxing promoter, was suspended by the State Athletic Commission for allegedly failing to return full forfeit money from Charley Cardio. The ban lasts until the owed portion, part of Cardio’s $22,500 forfeit, is paid. The action does not affect the Sid Terris vs Phil McGraw bout on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Humbert J. Fugazy
State Athletic Commission
Charley Cardio
Red Chapman
Boston
Chapman
Honeyboy Finnegan
Fugazy
Cardio
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
Ebbetsfield
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Johnny Haystack
Birminghamton
Tony Canzoneri
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Stanford University
The Sperilight by Grantland Rice and Ty Cobb’s Enduring Run
In a tribute to Ty Cobb a tall lean athlete appears amid Tunney and Dempsey chatter. Cobb, at forty one, shows youth and stamina through a 23rd season with the Athletics, surpassing doubts about his legs and pace. Babe Ruth and others loom as possible successors, while Waner, Speaker, and Gehrig emerge as contenders to Cobb’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Athletics
Cobh
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Swat
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Cobbo
Speaker
Johnston
Alexander
Faul Waner
Pittsburgh
Waner
Grare
Wagner
Gehrig
Root
Lyons
Action
Indoor Amateur Boxing Opens Tonight At Red Men's Hall
Bridgeport hosts its first fall indoor amateur boxing show at Red Men's Hall with Jim Dwyer promoting an opening card headlined by Joe Nagy of Fairfield versus Red Grillo of Bridgeport. The 1,600 seat venue will showcase boxers from Bridgeport Norwalk New Haven Stamford and New York and features a mix of amateur and professional bouts including Steve Smith Pep OBrien and Bat Battalino injuries delaying some matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Red Men's Hall
Jim Dwyer
Simon Pure
Pleasure Beach
Joe Nagy
Fairfield
Red Grillo
Joe
Red
Wsted
Dwyer
Norwalk
New Haven
Stamford
New York
Buster Natedel
Tommy Brown
Eddie Moore
Phil Moore
Ted
Billy la Croix
Harry Pekar
Young Sportino
Steve Knapp
Jackie Sullivan
Jerry Drake
Bill Burdick
Paul Rycie
Charley Anderson
Tommy Jones
Ian Scofield
al Serra
Frankie Smith
Sammy Kraft
Vetober
Bat Battalino
National Guard
Armory
Bat
Wn Lave
Jimmy Bones
Supreme
Joe Curry
the Armory
Steve Smith
Pep O'Brien
Pep
Mickey Travoirs
Steve Culver
Roseland
Smuth
Asl
Dempsey Denies Tunney Referee Instructions After Fight
New York Sept 27 Jack Dempsey flatly denied Gene Tunney's claim that Referee Dave Barty instructed him to retreat to a neutral corner after a knockdown. He said he lost the decision due to the referee and seeks another match with Tunney. Dempsey praised Tunney and said Leo Flynn would file a protest. contract issues were noted as he plans to stay active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
Dempsey
Leo P. Flynn
Boxing Commission
New York
Associated Preas
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Dave Barty
Chicago
Jim
Flynn
Leo
Jack
Gene
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Manassa
Harvard's shaky quarterback spot eyed before Vermont opener
Harvard faces a tough early schedule and must identify a field general. Projected quarterbacks include Dana Kelley, Howie Burns, Bill Jones, and Gordon Brown amid injuries to BA Wetmore. End and guard depth build, while coach Arnold Haruwen emphasizes running, with Vermont opening game unlikely to reveal the full Crimson system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mase
Associated Press
Harvard
Hall
Eliot Putnam
Shorty Crawford
Ba’ Wetmore
Arnold Harwen
Crimson
Dana Kelley
Howie Burns
Bill Jones
Gordon Brown
Vermont
Purdue
Huly Crow
Dartmouth
Indiana
Pennsylvania -Brown
Yale
Charlie Pantt
Tim Clarke
Dan Simonds
Jack Parkinson
Ralph Stewart
George Snapire
Jake Turner
Dudley Bell
Ad Bigelow
Joe Crosby
Arthur French
Dave Guaranaccia
French
Tom Moore
Scrvbe
Hornee
Worcestershire All Stars Defeat Worcester County 1–0
Worcester Massachusetts September 27 The Worcestershire team touring the United States, after two wins since arrival, suffered its first defeat as the Worcester County All Stars won 1 to 0. The Brits have two more international matches scheduled to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Prinay
Trawn
Worcestershire
England
Sta
Worcester County All Stars
Hawthorne First Race Maidens for TwoYearFillies at Aqueduct
Race results list for Hawthorne card detailing first race maidens two year old fillies with times and weights for Color Blind Peternel Buckeye Belle Flala. also mentions other horses in field and multiple races with times, weights, and participants across second to sixth races including claiming events and division notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peternel
Buckeye Belle
Allen
Flala
Smith
van—Lila
Jean Setit
Our Margie
la Petite
Edna Sweep
Queen Royal
RACH
Luther
Leroy
McCrossen
Col. Chooler
Monastery
Ballies
Dr. Maxon
Harvey Stedman
Minstrel Boy
Jones
Bobrose
Philpot
Laska
Chappit
Gossoon
Irene Rohan
Best Friend
Sir John K
St. Charles
Pompus
Miss Mischief
Devon
Col. Steward
Chon
Lord Julian
Jenter
Georgia Rose
John T. D. Bowden
Dimple Dunkle
Brazen
Geving
Algoran
Billy Witt
Bolton
Samar Nn
Golden G
Revburg
Chiavetta
Lath
Havre de Grace Race Results Summary
Horse racing card listing first through fifth races at Havre de Grace with winners, weights, times, and payouts. Notables include Star Gold, Lawless, Danger Signal, Bye And Bye, and Red Arrow. Also mentions multiple other entrants and results for each race in the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Schaffer
Star Gold
Belshek
Wellet
Benham
Ron
Polly Poker
Trappy
Memori
Geo
McCrain
One Gens
Lilian Eamond
Little Broom
Lucky
Light Air
O'Turk
Lawless
Whitaker
Hudgins
Workman
Algoran
Glenmore
Nani Hawaii
Lac Glassen
Golden van- Belle
King O'Neill
Commissioner Cahill
Venus
Lemnos
Mistie
Sunchen
Lang
Tommy Tickle
Smith
Cold Handle
Beaumont
Corrall Boss
Paulina Li
Rooney
Stitches
Rosinante
Portia
Perryville
Mike Hall
Craigmyle
Fairy Maiden
Callahan
Adamnas
Fuers
Fine Manner
Purple Pirate
Mariner
Canter
Brilliant
Monne
Nat Evens
Harvey
Ath
Rejuvena- Vion
Senior Golfers Tour Fairfield Today At State Meet
The Country club of Fairfield hosts a one day Senior Golf Association tournament for members over fifty. Notable players include John Cheney of South Manchester, past president of the Connecticut Golf Association, competing across five age classes with prizes for low gross and low net plus grand rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club of
Fairfield
Senior Golf Association
State of
Connecticut
Sasco ‘Ill
John Cheney
South Manchester
Connecticut Golf Association
Senor Association
The Midiron Golf Grip and Stance Guide
A dated golf coaching excerpt explains grip, stance, and balance for the midiron. It emphasizes loosening the grip, thumbs down the shaft, and feeling the club head like a pendulum. It advises a square yet open stance, wide enough in wind, and keeping the body height and weight evenly distributed for a smooth, relaxed swing.
New Haven Country Club Seizes District Title In State Tourney
New Haven Country Club won the district title by points in the state team tournament. New Haven swept Race Brook 16 to 0 for the district championship, finishing 57 points to Brooklawn 48. Hartford beat Highland 15 10 to advance to the state final on October 11 at Shuttle Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Haven Country Club
Brosklown
Tirat Place
Connecticut Women's Golf Association
New Haven Club
Race Brook
Brooklawn
Fairfield
New Haven
Elm City
We Bridgeport
Hartford
Highland
Toad
Ren Haten
Capital City
Longmeadow
Waterbury
Hace Brook
Ridges Wod
Springfeld
Baattle Meadow
Bequett
Waterbury Wis
Waterfry
Ringewood
Souther
Long Meadow
Seguin
Springheld
Shuttle Meadow
Hartier
Reen
Soltrern
Tinal
New Heven
Big Brooklaws
JAG Waterbuy
Fatrietery
Aldgewood
Princeton Varsity Defeats Scrubs 38 to 6 in Practice
The Princeton varsity beat the scrubs 38 to 6 in a practice game lasting about an hour. A pass from Stevens to Diston produced the scrubs only score, the first touchdown anywhere against the varsity this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Long Meadow
Highland
Hrst
Tucker
Tinney
C. Sherwood
Reymonds
Payson
Nbson
Meili
W. Kemble
Haines Spritefield
Bailey Wins Greenfield Hill Presidents Cup at Fairfield
Charles Bailey wins the Greenfield Hill Presidents Cup at the Greenfield Hill Country Club in Fairfield. Charles Fox is runner up, losing by three up with one to play. Paul Griffith defeats Rob Perry two up in the Greens Committee Cup final. A gala close to golf season is planned with a club supper and prize awards after a final Sunday competition. The club reports active participation, a busy clubhouse with social events, and a growing membership nearing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Charles Bailey
Greenfield Hi
Charles Fox
Paul Griffitth
Rob Perry
Greenfield Hit Club
Saunday
Greenfield Hill Club
Davis Cup Brought to Paris for Exhibition
Havre Sept 27 The Davis Cup emblem of international team supremacy in tennis has left the customs here for Paris this evening by special authorization of the Customs department and the Ministry of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havre
Associated Press
Cus
Customs Department
Ministry of Finance
Yale Varsity Eleven Beats Scrubs in Scrimmage
New Haven Conn September 27 Yale varsity scored three touchdowns in a half hour scrimmage. George Crile replaced Fishwick at end due to a minor injury to the regular, as Yale dominated the scrubs in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven. Conn
Yale Tarelty
Scrubs
George Crile
Fishwick
Central League formed with six Ohio Pennsylvanian teams
A new Class B baseball league was formed today at a meeting in Columbus. The Central League includes Akron Youngstown Elyria Springfield Dayton and Fort Wayne with six franchises awarded and two more teams to be named later in late pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated( Press
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Liniana
Mike Bexton
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Akron
Youngstown
Eile
Springfield
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Yale Announces Closing Dates for Army Dartmouth Princeton Tickets
Yale Athletic Association general manager H F Woolcock announced application closing dates for Yale Army Yale Dartmouth and Yale Princeton football tickets. Army game on October 22 closes October 6 at 5 pm Dartmouth game on October 30 closes October 12 at 8 pm Princeton game on November 12 closes October 20 at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAVEN
Yale Army
Yale-Dartmouth
Yale-Princeton
H. F. Woolcock
Yale Athletic Association
Army
Dartmouth
O'Farrell Out of Cincinnati Roster With Thumb Injury
Manager Bob O'Farrell sustains a damaged right thumb after a foul tip in Monday's game. A X-ray reveals a slightly chipped bone. He will miss the remaining three games of the season. Alexrey confirms the hand injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicinnati
Ohio
Ass Ciated Press
Bob O'Farrell
Moday
al Xrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburgh Writers
Inspector C
E Pewell
McGovern
Beau Geste
J. McTague
Martin
Grippeminard Bright Steel
Bovanic
Boyard
Feu Croise
F. Weiner
Propus
W. Kelesy
H. Thurber
Garfalcon
Sunfire
David Bone
Palm Beach
Goodwin
Son
Catrone
Gormond
Kelsay
Tan—Polycrates
Hot Brush
Allowenes
Wesay
Wesay 41 7.5 12; A 12U. F Stevens
Crystel Pennant
O'Connell
Vig Tevaray Lll
N. Y
PENN
Young
Humbert Fugazy
Grantland Rice
Dempsey Denis
Hetween
Hawthorne
Havre DE Grace
Sasco Hills
Ciardles Cures Evans, JR
Dow
Balduc
Portland
Georgie Balduc
Fep O'Brien
Princeton Varsity
New Fliven Race Brook
R Penn
Greenfield Hill
Bailey
Victor
Princeton
Miller Tires
Miller Tire Service CO
John Street
West
Park Aves
Super
Noble
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!