Public statement explains Ft. Thomas boxing funds
The War Department backed boxing at Ft. Thomas since 1920 and funds from weekly bouts go to the Athletic and Recreational Fund. The trust covers troop welfare, Red Cross support, enlisted men’ s care, library, mess, and athletic facilities while profits rarely exceed small net gains.
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Ohio State Basketball Crowds Hit Notes at Coliseum
About 8 000 Ohio State University students hold tickets for a home game at the Coliseum on the fair grounds leaving 1 000 seats for faculty officials and press. The record crowds in the Western Conference include 1 831 and 10 200 in prior years and 92 000 total fans last season at the Coliseum.
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Tijuana Race Day Weights Seven Thoroughbred Events
At Tijuana the card features seven claiming races with purses around 700 to 760 dollars. Notable finishes include Laura Gaffney first in race one, Chief Archee second in race two, Jelly Bonita top in race three, Reb Roy first in race four, and Zing leading in race five. Also prominent are Mount Rose, Marjorie E., and Love Song among the Also Ran list with Old Sinner scratched in race one.
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New Orleans Race Results and Purses Summary
Race by race results list winners and payouts for seven races at New Orleans. Jingle clinched the opener with 101 icM icc, Shanghai paid 24.80 and 16.20, Nell Jo 19.60, with multiple entries scratched or noted. Fernova led the maidens with 2.80, Nereid 1.50, and Indian Spies among others. Later races show Nabisco and Ritter in top finishes, Fernova in purse events, and several scratches affecting fields.
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Supermen fall fast as legends fade in pro play analysis
A reflective piece chronicles early legends Paavo Nurmi Red Grange and Roy Hornsby. It contrasts supposed superhuman stardom with rapid decline and the broad value of versatile players like Long George Kelly to the Giants. The tone critiques hype and highlights durability and adaptability in baseball and football legends.
College star to pro may avoid extra entourage costs
A columnist hopes the next college football star turns pro without hiring a manager and secretary. The piece notes the behind the scenes trend could expand to include manicures as part of an entourage.
Hornsby Rival Dear Sir No Questioning Rogers Hornsby
A letter to the editor defends Rogers Hornsby as a valuable manager, arguing his worth despite skepticism from rivals and fans. The note emphasizes Hornsby’s leadership and baseball acumen in shaping team performance.
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Rogers Hornsby
What is the world's greatest necessity according to a fiend
The speaker ponders whether food or drink ranks as humanity’s top need and imagines a fiend removing every niblick from the universe. The musing blends philosophy with a playful, speculative tone.
Berlenbach's single-track attack presses on in boxing bout
Paul Berlenbach relies on relentless pursuit to wear down his opponent. Delaney shows cautious defiance after Berlenbach staggers from a fourth-round apron but remains determined to continue the assault.
Nurmi Victor In Best Event At Jefferson Park
Nurmi a two year old son of The Finn carried Greentree Stable colors to an easy feature win at Jefferson Park. Jockey G Johnson kept him clear and he drew away by five lengths over Fire Boy with Leroy nose back. Geisha Girl was disqualified after finishing first to award Rose H. the purse as cold weather kept spectators small.
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Dear Sir Delaney and Berlenbach Boxing Contrast
Dear Sir Delaney is one of the finest boxers in the game. He has a great left and a great right. There is a kick in both and both move at lightning speed. But Delaney found that an indomitable will is a hard thing to batter down. If Berlenbach has developed his right hand in the last two years, he is still holding it back for a later surprise. Being largely an offensive boxer, he needs both fists to keep going indefinitely where there can always be a double threat. It isn't so difficult to spike one gun when you know the other is out of ammunition and can't be used for an enfilading fire.
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Yankees Cancel Hot Springs Training Plan
New York Yankees will not send Babe Ruth and other stars to Hot Springs Ark for spring training. Ed Barrow said the plan failed to improve players, especially Ruth who later had influenza, leading to a shortened Florida camp. Ruth will train indoors at a gym and play handball while remaining optimistic about his conditioning.
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The Duke of Manchester Thwarted Thief Amid Crowd
The Duke of Manchester aided in catching a thief while in the crowd another man lifted his watch. The dominant theme questions human motive and the appeal of risky land digging work. The passage notes winter activity and sand lifting as a recurring pursuit.
Heydler Seeks Resin Rule Clarification For Pitchers
In New York on December 17 the National League said no official action will be taken until the Joint Playing Rules Committee meets. President John Heydler stated he has not been instructed to notify umpires and no definite action will occur until spring after the committee submits its report. American League owners opposed resin and referred the matter to the new Rules Committee for action.
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Five Bouts Planned for Benefit Card at People's Theater
Five bouts are scheduled for a Boxing Commission show at People's Theater Monday night to aid crippled children and orphans. Main bout features Joe Lohman vs Roy Wallace with Wallace seeking a big win despite a ten pound advantage.
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Indiana Legion Backs Army-Navy Game Move to Chicago
The Indiana American Legion halts talks to move the annual Army-Navy football game to Grant Park Stadium in Chicago. Howard Savage explains efforts to enlist legion men from Ohio Kentucky and Missouri and notes regional representation at West Point and Annapolis.
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Experienced Boxers Return to Aid News Vendors Contest
Veteran boxers Patsey Haley Joe Anderson Midget Guerry Jimmie Brown Willie Purcell Chickié Rosé and others will back the annual newsboys championship at People's Theater tomorrow night. Lou Baumann to referee the bouts with profits funding the Working Boys Home at 518 West Ninth Street. Reserved seats selling fast as two young newsies open the evening.
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American champion Marshall sets new chess time record
Berlin reports Frank J. Marshall, the American champion, finished thirty simultaneous games in two hours and twenty minutes, with twenty four wins, three draws, and three losses.
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Selections from Jefferson Park Races
Report lists the first seven races with horse names jockeys and horses. Princess Pan ridden by Lou Shank and Lady Allen in first race. Fast Boy Melvinia and Resonance in second. Viking Miss Maggie Air Mail in third. Hidden Jewel New Moon Gee in fourth. Emissary Hilary Water Ping in fifth. Monday Morning Mary Kinkead Ten Sixty in sixth. Spugs Al Boyd Rupee in seventh. Best Chance Emissary favored.
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al Boyd
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First Race-Dick Térpin and Com poser at Wolf's Cry
In the first race Dick Térpin and Com poser finish near the lead at Wolf's Cry with Heir and Alice Harve following closely behind. The field includes Old Faithful Keala Cote D'Or in a tight early lineup.
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Featureless Racing at Tijuana Fair Meets
At Tijuana on December 17 featureless racing dominated all but the sixth race where Miss Emmett led Sequan and Lake Chapall in a six furlong finish. Rob Roy a two year old bay colt appeared as a sleeper in the fourth race. The Irwins continue in their ef.
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