Senegalese hard man for best in his class
New York reporter Hype Igoe spoofs Paul Berlenbach versus Battling Siki, noting Siki’s toughness and Berlenbach’s rising knockout pace. The piece previews a Madison Square Garden bout and quotes Dan Hickey and promoter figures while recounting Kearns and Tex Rickard remarks and other boxing results from Decatur and Philadelphia fights.
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Hype Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Paul Berlenbach
Siki
Paree
Dan*Hickey
Madison Square Garden
Paul
Devil
Dan Hickey
Kelly
Kearns
Jack Kearns
Jack
Tex Rickard
Tex
Atlantic
Boston boxer Linlad wins national junior heavyweight title
Allen Linlad of Boston wins the National Junior A. A. U. heavyweight championship at the Baltimore tourney representing the New England Association. Jack Horner of St. Louis advances to the semifinals in the lightweight class after outpointing several opponents.
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Ray Israel
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Linlad
Sol Levinski
Naval Academy
Levinski
Marine Corps
Alex Bader
Philadelphia
A. B. Brennan
Georgetown University
Henry
New York
Alfredo Naiondo
Boston
Baltimore
Allen Linlad
New England Association
Amateur Athletic Association
Jack Horner
St. Louis
James McGonigie
James Connelly
Tow Lown
Mur
Wildcats Defeat Middletown 42 to 22 at Central Y court
Cincinnati Y M C A Wildcats overpower Middletown 42 22 in a workout game coached by Richardson who uses twelve players including newcomers Franz Goldmeyer Klosterman and Coleman. Franz and Lohr pace scoring while Middletown’s Iinfield stars for the losers.
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Cincinnati Y. M. C. A. Wildcats
Central Y Court
Outtle
Wildcats
Richardson
Franz and
Goldmeyer
Hughes
Klosterman
Covington High
Coleman
Avithrow
Lohr
Iinfield
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
F.G. F.T
SRS
Tie Shreteres Nccsegeecs
Chiniiseicd Sunssoncecees Sans Issecs
Middletown
M4. C. Am F.G. FT
Siachiltibai Bicobesceres Taponnss
Painibinceitecse
Brinkmeier
Baendibaidasserecta
Blair, Ra
RCSA
Krueck
Fenwick Club to Play Friar Quintet Tonight
The Fenwick Club meets the Friars at Vine Street court in an Inter city League game tied to a first place with Austin A. C. A loss would end Fenwick title hopes. The Friar Pilgrims face the Purcell Orioles in the preliminary, with the Fenwick game at 9 o'clock.
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Fenwick
Friars
Vine Street Court
Fenwicks
Austin A. C
Friar Pilgrims
Purcell Orioles
Fenwick Friar
Balloonists Named for Goodyear at National Elimination Race
Akron Ohio March 11 Wade T Van Orman and Carl K Wellam will represent Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in the National Elimination Balloon Races at St Joseph Missouri on May 1. The Goodyear pilots won last year's national meet at San Antonio Texas.
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Akron
Wade T. van Orman
Carl K. Wellam
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
St. Joseph
van Orman
Wellam
Goodyear
San Antonio
Pex
Bearcats Rally Past Heidelberg Boosts Fans Confidence
The University of Cincinnati basketball team defeated Heidelberg 21 to 20 in an away game, marking its first conference win in eleven games. With Miami of Cincinnati looming, supporters expect a strong home showing and packed crowds at the 2,000-seat Bearcat gym.
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University of Cincinnati
University
Tiffin
Heidelberg
Bearcats
Oxford
Miami
Chambers
Bearcat
Money Sent to Meet Fight Film Fine Claimed
Testimony in a United States District Court conspiracy case links Jack Kearns to paying a $1000 fine for showing Dempsey Carpentier fight films. Clarence Gray testified he wired Fred Quimby, who said Kearns sent the funds. Additional witnesses described nationwide exhibition of the films and proposed fines in lieu of jail. Former officials Daugherty and Burns were expected to testify.
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Jack Kearns
Witness
Trenton
George L
Tex
Rickard
United States District Court
Clarence R. Gray
St. Paul
Dempsey-Carpentier
Fred C. Quimby
Richard
Quimby
Dempsey
Federal Grand Jury
Gray
Bruce Sanborné
Chicago
William S. Karbee
George H. Cohen
United States District Attorney
Hartford
Conn
Frank Flournoy
Cohen
Fiournoy
Flournoy
Harry M. Daugherty
William J. Burns
The
Secret Service
Michigan Ontario Baseball League sets May 6 opening
The Michigan Ontario Baseball League schedules 140 games from May 6 to September 13. Opening matches pair Hamilton at Port Huron, London at Flint, and Saginaw at Bay City. The season will not be split as last year with pennant to the leading team on September 13.
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Flint
Mich
Hamilton
Port Huron
London
Saginaw
Bay City
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association Schedules Early Meeting
The final organization meeting of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will be held next Monday at the Christ Church Men’s Club, per Edgar Friedlander. The Juniors’ Athletic League plans a March 17 gathering at the Hotel Gibson, with over twelve first class teams already enrolled for the coming season. Dolly Varden begins practice at College Hill grounds next Saturday and Sunday at 1 30 p.m. under Manager George Heitzler.
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Greater Cincinnati’ Amateur Baseball Association
Men’s Club of Christ Church
Edgar Friedlander
Association
Juniors’ Athletic League
Hamilton County
Hotel Gibson
Dolly Varden
College Hill
George Heitzler
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Christ Church grounds to host Chicago Mill and Lumber practice
Jack Searles takes his Chicago Mill and Lumber Company players to Christ Church grounds for Sunday afternoon practice. Class A champions leaders call all players to report at 2 o clock for active session.
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Jack Searles
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Christ Church
Joe Anderson Ready to Box Jimmy Jones at People's Club
Joe Anderson declares eagerness for the Monday night bout with Jimmy Jones after an eight round session with Frankie Jones and Rapid Waters. He notes Jones has defeated a string of rivals and says beating him will raise his standing in the division. Jones arrives in Cincinnati for weigh in before a possible capacity Walnut Club crowd.
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Frankie Jones
Rapid Waters
José Anderson
Jimmy Jones
People’s
Joe
Welch
Ryan
Jones
Shade
Schlaiffer
Eddie Shevlin
Pete Latzo
Anderson
Cincinnati
Walnut Club
Clements Come Back To Defeat Goodwills
The Clement A. C. rallied to beat Newport Catholic Gym Goodwills 41 to 40 in an Intercity League game at Newport. The Van brothers Jerry and Stanley led with 31 points while DeJaco and Overman stood out for Goodwills. The Clement Cubs defeated Newport Catholic Gym Cats 36 to 3 in the prelim lineup as Cats rested several players.
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N.uebel
Nash
Hartman
Furio Myers
Dewald
Steigler
Ae Medhley
Industrial League
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Hellman
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Martin
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Niehoff
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Fred Procter
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Newport Catholic Gym
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Clements
van Brothers
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Stanley
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French Fighter Edouard Mascart Leaves for United States
Edouard Mascart the European featherweight champion sailed from Paris to New York aiming for a world title shot with Louis Kaplan. Mascart received a festive send off at St Lazare and is expected to face Kaplan or other American featherweights upon arrival, with promoter Tex Rickard noting no signing yet.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edouard Mascart
New York
Louis
Kid”) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Mascart
St. Lazare
Carpentier
Criqui
France
United States
Kid
Kaplan
Arpo
Young Gordina Faces Mickey O Hara In Ft Thomas Bout
Eight round junior lightweight main event at Ft Thomas features Young Gordina vs Mickey O Hara. Other undercard fights include Rapid Waters vs Ray Maher and bouts across welter middle and featherweight classes.
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Ft. Thomas
Young Gordina
Mickey O’hara
Spider Lewis
Cincinnati
Rapid Waters
Ray Maher
Mickey McFalls
Mickey Murphy
Gil Harper
Irish O’conners
Ritola Reinstated by New England Board
Willie Ritola of the Finnish American A C was restored to good standing by the New England Association Registration Committee after evidence of honest intent to run in Boston. The case cited failure of his club to notify entry and provide transportation, and criticized a National Committee mail vote on the suspension.
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Boston
Willie Ritolm
A. C
New England Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Ritola
Hugo Quist
William Kenney
National Registration
Ritolla
New England
National Committee
Maine girl eliminates Florida favorite in Florida East Coast women’s golf
Miss Helen Payson of Maine upset one of the favorites as the Florida East Coast women's championship progressed at St. Augustine. In other matches, Mrs. Sterrett beat Mrs. Hanley 3 and 1, Ellison defeated Holland 7 and 5, Perry beat Greenfield 5 and 4, Collett beat Banning 9 and 7, and Payson’s win joined several other leading players advancing amid competing events across St. Augustine, St. Petersburg, Daytona, and Miami venues.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Helen Payson
Maine
H. P. Turnbull
Philadelphia
H. D. Sterrett
Stewart Hanley
Michigan
Sterrett
Glenna Collett
America
Bernice Wall
Frances Hadfield
Collett
Belleair Heights
Ruth Perry
Harriet Ellison
Braeburn
Alex Smith
New York
Hanley
Miss Ellison
Lillian Holland
Miss Perry
Mildred Greenfield
Miss Collett
Ella Banning
Cincinnati
Aeriumphed
Richard Pay
Portland
Helen Pater
Turnbull
Miss Wall
F. B. Malcolm
Smith
J. E. Greiner
Baltimore
Hikers Schedule Two Walks for Sunday by AWA
The American Walkers Association will run an all day Hikers trip from Ryland Kentucky leaving 9 am ending at DeCoursey pike with an old fashioned country dinner. Reservations with Secretary by Friday 8 pm. Miss Nancy Smith is road captain. The afternoon division does a twelve mile drill at 2 pm from Sedamsville line via Lower River road to Price Hill led by Lester L. Bosch.
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American Walkers’ Association
Ryland
Rosedale
DeCoursey Pike
Norwood
Nancy Smith
Sedamsville
Lower River Road
Saylor Park
Devil’s Backbone
Price Hill
Lester L. Bosch
Cincinnati Gym Walking Club Hikes to Dugan's Gap Sunday
The Cincinnati Gym Walking Club plans a Sunday walk starting at 9 a.m. from the Westwood car line end, moving over Taylor Creek and Zion roads to Cleves for dinner, then returning to the new power plant at the Gap with Ray Decker as road captain.
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Cincinnati Gym
Dugan’s Gap
Westwood
Taylor Creek
Zion Roads
Cleves
the Gap
Ray Decker
Kaplan Gets Decision In Slashing Twelve Round Bout
Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Conn featherweight champion won a newspaper decision over Johnny Farr in Oakland in a twelve round bout Honors not at stake observers credit Kaplan with ten of twelve rounds Kaplan weighed 131 pounds Farr 129 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaplan
Oakland
Cal
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Wichita Signs Semi-Pro Star Billy Sweeney
Billy Sweeney the semi pro first baseman signs with Wichita of the Western League. He starred for Grennan Calges last season as a member of the National Baseball Federation champions.
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Wichita
Cleveland
Billy Sweeney
Grennan Calges
Joe Moore Retires From International Indoor Speed Skating
Joe Moore, six year champion in international indoor speed skating, has retired for the season and perhaps for good. He plans to devote all his time to fancy skating in the future.
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Joe. Moore
George Hill Scrambles From Ankle Injury For Pennsylv Carnival
Pennsylvania track captain George Hill nurses an injured ankle that may sideline him for weeks. He aims to recover for the Pennsylv carnival the last of the month.
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George Hill
Pennsylvania
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