Bogash to headline Clover A C show in Casino bout
Boston notes that Louis Bogash, a crowd favorite, will fight Johnny Kid Alberts as the main event at the Clover A C show to be held next Monday night at the Casino. Bogash has fought across New England and aims to win, with six supporting bouts promised and the card billed as the season’s best.
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Kid) Alberts
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Gossip at Crasho Show Highlights Night of Boxing Action
Les Lev reports a lively Crasho show with Eddie Reilly refereeing bouts and Mac earning eight dollars for stepping in. Travers and Arrah weighed 127 and 118 pounds respectively. Jim Coffey impressed with clinching while chaos and a balky gong added to the night’s color.
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Eddie Reilly
Mike Arrah
Travers
Mickey
Arrah
Fewster Hurled to Injury After Fast Ball Hit
In Jacksonville on March 2, Yankees' young outfielder Wilson Fewster suffered a head injury from Jeff Pfitzer's fast ball yesterday. Dr J B Black and specialist Dr Frederick Bowen treated him. He remained conscious but unable to speak with potential hemorrhage signs. no fracture detected and recovery hoped if brain injury is ruled out.
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Heinie Zimmerman Returns to Fordham Practice
Fordham baseball resumed outdoor drills after a muddy break. Heinie Zimmerman, former Giants third baseman, joined the Bronx Collegians and participated in two hours of batting and fielding as Coach Devlin praised the team’s prospects for the opening game against Boston College on April 1 at Fordham Field.
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Red Sox Show Pep and Beat Giants Again
In San Antonio on March 26 the Red Sox shut out the Giants 3 to 0 behind Allen Russell who pitched seven innings of three hit ball. New York used Barnes Toney and Winters to steady the offense as errors aided Boston in a low tasting wallop night.
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Yankees Swept Again as Brooklyn Beats them 2 to 0 in Florida
In Jacksonville, the Brooklyn club shut out the Yankees 2 to 0 marking a three-run pace in five games. Pfeffer’s unsteady start followed by Meusel and Vick’s failed chances doomed New York, while Fewster and Ruth offered little resistance. Walter Pipp absorbed a jaw injury from a throw and did not return.
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Allen Fails To Knock Coffey In Armory Smoker
Fifteen hundred fans packed the Armory A. A. for Crasho A. C. second smoker. Ren Alien and Mohawk Jim Coffey fought four fast rounds to a draw. Mickey Travers drew with Mike Arrah as Travers’s carelessness met Arrah’s solid punching. Billy Prines defeated Young Luby in convincing fashion. George Hall beat Young Torontoe in four rounds. Coffey clinched repeatedly while Allen opened only a few times before the final bell.
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Magee Did Not Sign 1919 Contract Denial
New York March 6 The latest form showing Lee Magee played with the Chicago Cubs last season despite not signing a contract is denied at National League headquarters. President Heydler says Magee is unfamiliar with baseball procedures and that his Brooklyn contract bound him as he was transferred.
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Matty Mathewson Skips Lunch Habit in San Antonio
Christy Mathewson arrives from the ball park to the hotel in San Antonio at noon but forgoes luncheon. He explains as a youth at a prep school he skipped lunch to keep playing baseball, forming a habit of dispensing with a midday meal to toss the ball around each day.
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Russell at Work On Fourth Picture
William Russell and director Emmett J. Flynn have left Hollywood for Santa Barbara to film Leave It to Me by Arthur Jaack son. This is the fourth picture Russell has made for Fox under Flynn's direction.
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Fox
Ribbons Ready for Ansonia in Sunday State Final
Having defeated Stamford to take the first game of the state title series, the Blue Ribbons meet Ansonia Sunday night at Colonial Hall seeking a second straight win. Manager Leavy fields Eddie White Nat Holman Chris Leonard Brugey Behnert against Ansonia stars Wassmer Calder Harvey Roach Fuller guards Wright plans to lure Johnny Beckman from Stamford. Referee Murray will oversee the 8 oclock clash.
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Bodie Leaves Yankees After Indefinite Suspension
Jacksonville March 25 Ping Bodie the hard hitting outfielder for the Yankees has been suspended indefinitely by Miller Huggins. Bodie left the field mid game and headed for New York to settle domestic difficulties claiming personal matters more important than baseball. The club may seek waivers or a trade while Boston and other teams show interest in the veteran outfielder.
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Greb Defeats George Brown In Twelve Round Bout
Pittsburgh light heavyweight Harry Greb won a referees decision over George Knockout Brown of Chicago in twelve rounds in Denver. The bout drew the crowd, with Fritz Hartman noted for his pre bout entrance as the show opened and a light shower of water greeted him.
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