Carnera Accepts Loughran Title Bout Up To Miami
Primo Carnera and co manager Bill Duffy announced acceptance of a February 22 title bout with Tommy Loughran in Miami Florida. No contracts were signed yet as terms await Atlantic approval and other managers bids. Loughran seeks at least 15 percent and refused Garden signing for a title defense. Carnera plans hand treatment in Milan before training in Europe and return to the United States mid January.
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Tommy Loughran
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Max Schmeling
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Conception High Falls to St Ambrose 27 19
Immaculate Conception loses to St Ambrose 27 19 as Welch scores for IC and Donohue leads Ambrosians. Odlerich and Donohue pace Ambrose early while Weech O Connor and Piriel boost third quarter, leaving IC behind at half.
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St Ambrose Academy
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Donohue
Odlerich
Ambrosians
Neary
Green
Weech Tovan
O Connor
Piriel
Greyhounds
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Menara
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Coro
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Diel Hess
Wrestling Results From Camden Meet Show Upset Losses
Local wrestling notes recap three decisive bouts at a Camden event with several upsets. Competitors from Toronto and nearby clubs posted strong performances, while others faced losses in tight matches.
Carnera memory questioned on New York hearing
Prime Carnera the bankrupt heavyweight champion faced a memory test in New York as creditors pressed for his finances during a bankruptcy auction. He struggled to recall earnings from bouts and pay to his manager Louis Sores, while seeking a postponed hearing to Feb 1 and noting a bandaged hand from a prior fight.
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America
Jack Sharkey
Paulino Uscudun
Rome
Man Mountain
Azcada
Milan
Forest Girl
Major League Baseball Trade Rush Reaches 1933 Offseason
A comprehensive look at 45 players moved across the majors after the 1933 season with the American League leading the exchange two to one over the National League. Key shifts include Lefty Grove and Rube Walberg to Boston, Max Bishop to Philadelphia, and Ivy Andrews and Smead Jolley among many others. Chicago gains Earnshaw and Cochrane as new assets, while Detroit adds Mickey Cochrane as manager.
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Chicago
Connie Mack
Boston
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Philadelphia
Bill Cissell
Cleveland
Carl Reynolds
St Louis
Liesd Brown
Bob Kure
Ivy Andrews
Harold Warstier
Smead Joiey
Kansas City
Dale Alexander
Harry Stumpf
Mel Alameda
Bucky Harris
Marty McManus
Smead Jolley
Allen Strance
Hollywood
Frank Grube
George Puccinelli
Ray Pepper
Rochester
Tractra Awa
Jimt Lever
Wallace Hebert
Mervyn Shea
Muddy Ruel
White Sox
Bob Kine
Harold Warstler
Charlie Berrys
Grove Cgeorge
Earnshaw
Mickey Cochrane
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Bailey Injured Hockey Star In Fair Condition
Boston report: Bailey, a noted hockey star, remained in fair condition after emergency surgery following injuries sustained Friday. Hospitals and medical teams conveyed cautious optimism as specialists prepared further assessments and potential rehabilitation steps.
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Bailey
The Right Way To Good Golf
Chester Horton argues the golf swing grows from natural standing position and mental image action. He says seek no fixed positions, only perform the action, build muscle sense, and read his free monograph for cure of a common ailment.
Tigers Acquire Mickel Cochrane for 100,000 Policy
Delloi Piers officials valued Mickel Cochrane high as the Tigers purchased the catcher from the Philadelphia Athletics this week for 100,000 and an reserve catcher in the deal. The move follows a notable departure of Sten any Che from the organization as the Tigers push for a stronger lineup.
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Delloi Piers
Mickel Cochrane
Gubs
Miday
Sten
Che ‘Tigers
Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington and Waterloo duel for conference lead Saturday
Washington meets West Waterloo in Franklin gymnasium with both teams undefeated in the Mississippi Valley race. Key players include Johnson, Blahnik, Wilson, Reyna, and Muller, as Kinch and Nicholas push the regulars hard. Tipoff is 7 pm with a sophomore curtain raiser, followed by the varsity game after the first whistle.
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West Waterloo
Grant
Panthers
Dubuque
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Wilson
Reyna
Muller
Hightower
Baxter Kinch
Nicholas
Kinch
Franklin Gymnasium
Wilsons Defeat Benner 34 to 17 In League Tussle
In an Industrial league game at Stuarthall Quaker Oats gymnasium on Thursday Wilsons defeated Benner Tea 34 to 17. First quarter yielded only two charity tosses, then Meon and Ahrens sparked an 18 to 8 halftime lead. Benner’s Riley fouled out in the fourth. Wilsons held a 34 to 17 final.
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Stuarthall
Quaker Oats Gymmnasium
Dean
Benner
Ahrens
Wilson's
Meon
Riley
O Dean
Hodge
Sports Jabs by LHP Associated Pirss MISKEGON Weh
Muskegon bouts feature outpoints and knockouts across multiple cities and boxers. Notable results include Louis Haines losing on points in Detroit, Jebnain Sikkenes defeating Louis Haines, and Buzzy Brown defeating opponents in Tacoma. Several bouts are listed with varying outcomes and locations, reflecting a busy boxing card network.
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Joans
Maskecon
Dick Sish
Chicago
Cher
Gene
Pete Pelroakey
Mel ‘Vinton
Jebnain Sikkenes
Pave Munson
Akrochister
Mink
Jay Smagtick
Winona Minn
Waleter Cobb
San Veaneisea
Kia Miles
Charles Cite
Youne Rawson
Dallas
Withird Brown
Dale Ins
Jimmie Reed
Irie
Mabus Collmatts
Shamie Lascone
New Orleans
Tacoma
Buzzy Brown
Los Angeles
Wynne Named Kentucky Football Coach Seeks Line Coach
Chet Wynne chosen as Kentucky head football coach to replace Harry Gamage. He will coach the backfield, bring his own staff, and will be released from Auburn contract December 31. Possibility that Bernie Shively may remain as line coach. Wynne played Notre Dame backfield with George Gipp and has coached at Creighton and Auburn.
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Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
Wynne
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Auburn
Bernie Shively
Winds
Notre Dame
George Gipp
Creighton
Ponzi Extends Lead In World Pocket Billiards Tourney
Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia solidified first place with his sixth straight win, defeating defending champion Ralph Greenleaf 125 to 30 in 1 hour 10 innings. A 55 point run sealed the match as Greenleaf suffered his fourth loss of the event.
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INS
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
George Kelly
Bennie Alien
Ponzi
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Mosconi
Kelly
Philadelphian
Pasquale Natalie
Taberski
Marion Football Players Honored At Legion Banquet
Marion high school football squad was praised at a Legion post banquet with Coach Dick Barker as lead speaker. Toastmaster John Pazar likened Barker to a lone golfer winning with one club. Speakers urged a new athletic field and noted notable athletes who found purpose later in life.
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Legion Post
Dick Barker
Cornell
John Pazour
Barker
Donald Wolfe
Marion High School
Thomas Park
Hunter
Z N Lundy
Delbert Pugh
Wolfe
Hubert Pye
Greenleaf Poor Sport Defeated Forfeit In Billiards Match
In Chicago Ralph Greenleaf defending champion forfeited to James Caras of Wilmington Del after twelve innings with Caras leading 52 to 8. Official referee Joseph Ferguson upheld the forfeit for conduct unbecoming a gentleman. Caras ties Erwin Rudolph for second with four wins one loss. Andrew Ponzi leads with six straight victories. Bennie Allen defeats George Kelly 125 to 29 in sixteen innings.
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Ralph Greenleaf
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Caras
Joseph Ferguson
New York
Glyde A. Storer
National Billiard Association
Greenleaf Cara
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Ponzi
Philadlphia
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Coe Five Falls to State Teachers 27-18 in Iowa City Duel
EDAR FALLS Special reports Coe College loses a hard fought game to State Teachers 27 to 18. After a 13 to 3 early advantage by the Tutors Coe shifted to veterans who slowed the pace but could not overturn the deficit. Carr and Lambert led the Tutors with nine points each while Belknap Good and Weilkinsen starred for Coe in a tough conference contest.
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Wilkinson
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Coes
Rutgers
Belknap
Good
Jead Coe
Kraft
T. C Carr
Irvine
Weilkinsen
Midwest Schools Seek To Modify Ruling On Pros
The Midwest conference schools vote on changing the professional definition in the eligibility code. Beloit, Lawrence, Knox opposed. Coe, Cornell, Monmouth, Ripon, Carleton favored. If approved by six colleges, the 1930 amendment will be stricken, altering eligibility for players paid for summer baseball and other personal gains.
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Beloit Lawrence
Knox
Coe Cornel
Monmouth
Ripon
Carleton
G W Bryant
Cech Morav
Cee
Chicaco
Greenleaf Charges Wife With Cruelty
World billiards champion E R Greenleaf filed for divorce in Chicago alleging his wife Amelia caused repeated cruelty since their 1925 Maryland marriage. He cites two occasions of striking him while he was at the world championship tournament.
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E. Raph Greenleaf
Superior Court
Amelia
Greenleaf
Maryland
Northwestern Coach Hanley Named Marine Captain
Dick Hanley, Northwestern football coach, was slated to receive the rank of captain in the U S marine corps reserve this Friday. The commission, presented by Captain Guy Davis, Northwestern naval ROTC commandant, recalls Hanley’s World War I service with the Marines.
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Evanston
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Marine Corps Reserve
Marines
Guy Davis
Northwestern Naval R.O T.C
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