Columbia Student Killed in Boxing Spar During Smoker
Milton Sternfeld of Albany, a former U.S. Army lieutenant and Columbia postgraduate, died after a sparring bout with Andrew Lockett, a Columbia freshman. Lockett said his glove barely grazed Sternfeld before he collapsed. Sternfeld died within a half hour at a hospital. The bout occurred during a student smoker at Columbia University.
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Gossip Heard At A Pembroke Show
Lesley reports a lively Pembroke gathering with boxing feats and community chatter. Notables include Snider Roark praised, Jim Jones a crowd favorite, and upcoming bouts featuring Young Mack O Leary vs Young Mack, with March 18 at the Columbus Boys Class show.
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Five Against Torrington High Tomorrow Afternoon
The Pridgeport High Scout basketball team travels to Torrington to face their high school squad in a Secu] commission contest. Torrington High claims the New England title and aims to beat Pridgeport twice.
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Golfer Makes Hole In One On Coast Course
The article notes a remarkable hole in one by Gov W Blanchard on the Raymond course in California, describing it as a rare stroke of luck and a vivid moment of sports history. It frames such feats as envy among golfers and recalls the luck factor in achieving an ace.
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Columbus
Italian track wonder not to run at Antwerp
A 1910s New York report doubts Emilio Lunghi will enter Antwerp events. Langhi, once a top Italian middle distance star, is said to be past his peak and mainly coaching younger athletes. Publicity aims may exaggerate his return while observers note his slow form and limited prospects.
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Clothier’s 27th injury marks active life of sport and work
Philadelphia reports William J. Clothier, famed all around athlete and banker, suffers a fractured collar bone during hockey at Valley Hill Farm near Phoenixville. The 27th bone injury in a volatile career includes prior breaks from nose to hip. he survived a life of racing, tennis, and rough falls. A separate note quotes the American Federation of Teachers defending teachers from dismissals over opinions, amid New York education moves.
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New York Board of Education
Jerey Fuller Helps Ribbons Win Close Victory
The Bite Ribbons defeated Germantown of the Eastern Basketball League 30 to 9 at Colonial Hall. Jake Fuller and Skeets Wright starred for the Ribbons while Braggy led Germantown. Camden did not appear, and Jer-seymen will play here next Thursday.
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Leonard Faces Welling The Lightweight Battle Interest Grows
New York report notes Genn y Leonard has never met Joe Welling though a title bout seems likely. Welling, a durable challenger with wins over Dorney Mitchell and Benjamin, is discussed as a top contender who could outlast Leonard in a long championship fight. A fifteen round match at the Walker Boxing bill era is proposed as prime card material.
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Joe Welling
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Jimmy Johnston
Gibson
Johnston
Sam Hahn
Joe
Johnny Dundee
Benny Walger
Leonard Joe
Mickey Dorney
Pinkey Mitchell
Joe Benjamin
Benjamin
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Philadelphia
California
Jimmy Coffroth
Tia Juana
Benny
Eight U S Cyclists to Ride at Antwerp Olympics
A New York report states a team of eight American cyclists will represent the United States in the Antwerp Olympic Games next summer. Dibblee, head of the cycling committee, outlined tryouts in the East and regional rounds amid road racing challenges due to traffic. Funds have begun arriving to cover abroad expenses, estimated at eight thousand dollars total.
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Goullet Takes Lead In Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
Alfred Goullet, the Australian rider, dominated the fourth day of the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. He won three first places and a second in the evening sprints, earning $50 for his team as Brocco and Deruyter were eliminated by injuries to the Italian. Crowd of 12,000 packed the arena amid fierce rivalry and thrilling sprints as Goullet rose to the top amid the chaotic, hiss filled atmosphere.
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Football Rules Committee Considers Scoring Reforms
New York March 12 The football rules committee meets to review proposals to strengthen scoring and game flow. Suggestions include shortening goal post span, requiring scrimmage kicks, extending periods to 40 plays, awarding points for ball inside the 25 yard line and five straight first downs, and a proposed numbering of players.
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Spider Roach Tops Pembroke A C Smoker Night Card
About two thousand fans watched at the Armory as Spider Roach defeated Brooklyn’s Jack Sheldon in four rounds in the star bout. The program featured Jim Hones and Young Spirits drawing, Young O Leary stopping Kid Victor, and Leo Johnson besting Youne Donohue in the third fight amid high praise for Roach’s ducking and countering.
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Leo Johnson
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Red Allen
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Cannefax Dropped From Billiard Tour Over Contract
New York March 12 Bob Cannefax fails to honor an 18 walks tour with Hoppo and Ralph Greenleaf. He seeks matches with August Kieckhefer for 5000 a side, triggering claims of contract violation, forfeiture of title, and possible disbarment from future championship bouts.
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Frisch Star Leads Giants to 6 1 Win Over Colts
San Antonio March 12 The real Giants yesterday afternoon defeated the Colts in a six inning practice game by 6 to 1. Frank Frisch starred for the Giants handling both third and second base with steady fielding and strong bat while Jess Barnes pitched three innings and McGraw’s ace showed good condition. Fred Toney and Rube Benton pitched for the Colts, Toney yielding five runs in the second inning.
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Polo Grounds
Wilde Will Defend His Title Tonight
New York reports Jimmy Wilde the flyweight world champion defends his title in Toledo against Frankie Mason in a 12 round bout. Mason must win by knockout to claim the title as Wilde seeks another victory to retain his crown. Mason is seen as combative with limited boxing skill and Wilde is favored to finish the bout early. Ed Smith of Chicago referees. Wilde faces questions over a past official.
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Ton
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Ed Smith
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Zulu Kid
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Londos to Face Chevalier in New York Mat Match
Greek wrestling champion Londos will wrestle French title holder Salvatore Chevalier in a finish match Monday night at Madison Square Garden. The bout tees up Earl Caddock and Stransfer Lewis versus Joe Stecher for the world title. Londos has appeared in New York three times, drawing big crowds with speed and strength.
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