Ten Rounder Marred By Frequent Clinching
Jimmy Jones of Youngstown outpointed Joe Anderson of Covington over ten rounds in a crowded People's Theater main bout. Jones relied on a strong left body attack and frequent clinching marred the action, while Anderson stayed in the fight through all ten rounds. A six bout undercard saw Rapid Waters defeat Young Webb, Frankie Jones beat Hopwood, Phil Herbert KOed Pat Travers, and Harry McCarthy and George Mospence slug through four rounds. Boxing Commissioner George Hauser announced a 1,750 capacity for the theater to keep seating within limit.
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Youngstown
Joe Anderson
Covington
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Youngstown Demon
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Joe
Jimmy
Rapid Waters
Ft. Thomas
Young Webb
Dayton
O. Waters
Waters
Gem City
Hopwood
Frankie Jones
Young Hopwood
Phil Herbert
Pat Travers
Red Breagle
Harry McCarthy
George Mospence
Harry
George
George Hauser
Boxing Commission
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Wills and Gibbons May 29 Title Bout Contingent
Harry Wills and Tom Gibbons will meet at the Milk Fund show in Yankee Stadium on May 29 if no Dempsey title bout before fall is possible. Eddie Kane and Paddy Mullins have terms in progress. winner to meet Dempsey later. Wills to receive near 150000, with Dempsey management signaling no title until fall and limits on Dempsey’s purse.
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Gibbons
King
New York
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Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
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Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Rickard
Mullins
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Jess Willard
Toledo
Firpo May Join Descamps Stable In Boxing Deals
Paris reports Firpo may become the protégé of Des camps manager, with a midsummer offensive planned. Talks include a possible bout between Carpentier and Young Stribling in Mason Georgia around August, as Fresps awaits agreement on Firpo joining the stable.
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Nurmi Case Awaits Action After Illness Protest
March 16 New York. Connecticut A A U protests Nurmi no show at Hartford meet. Doctor's certificate from Hugo Quist says Nurmi ill Saturday night. Rubien awaits Metropolitan A A U report before action. Nurmi to race two events at Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden tomorrow.
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Nurmi To Run Two Tests At Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi of Finland will race Willie Ritola in a 5 000 meter event and later face America’s top milers in a special mile at the Knights of Columbus games in Madison Square Garden. Jose Ray leads a quartet of milers with Lloyd Hahn Leo Larrivee and Jimmy Connolly. Hahn has improved since Nurmi’s earlier defeats. Nurmi later clocked a mile in 4 12.
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Holy Cross
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Georgetown
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Intercity Title Series Opens Saturday Night
The Intercity Catholic Basket Ball League championship begins with Fenwick Club hosting Austin in a three game set ending the season. First game tickets go on sale Thursday at the Fenwick Club as Coach Tiny Pfeiffer's Commercial Square squad faces the strong Austin team.
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Commercial Square
13 Teams Represented At Amateur Meeting
Managers of Class A teams meeting at the Amateur Base balls Commission and K. I. O. Professional League office organized the division for the season. Thirteen clubs attended including Siebler Tailoring, Comello Brothers, Crystal Confectionary, Storrs A. C., Co. C., Juniors, Wildbergs, Excelsiors, Sin Mar, Loyal Order of Moose, Crescent Council Jr. O. U. A. M., Stegners, Union Printers and another club not fully organized. Five standard baseballs were chosen for use this season.
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Main Street
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Siebler Tailoring Company
Comello Brothers
Crystal Confectionary
Storrs A. C
Co. C
Juniors
Wildbergs
Excelsiors
Young Cincinnati tennis star Louis Kuhler suffers breakdown
Louis E. Kuhler Jr. Cincinnati singles tennis champion and former tri state champion, is in critical condition at his Hyde Park home. Stricken two weeks ago, his illness is tied to strained heart muscles from intense play. He is 22, with a notable career across Cincinnati, Western and national tournaments.
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Cincinnati
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Erie Avenue
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Hyde Park
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Indianapolis
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Tremaine Stops Galson In Second Round Knockout
Wilkes Barre reports Carl Tremaine of Cleveland halted Tommy Galson in the second round with a left uppercut to the chin. Galson rose twice on nine counts before Tremaine finished him with another blow.
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Wilkesbarre
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Cleveland
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Ward Beats Dufton In World Open Squash Match
New Yorker F Ward of City Athletic Club defeats Holand Dufton of New York A C in a world open squash championship first round 15 8 16 8 15 12. Ernest Clarke of Columbia University Club defeats A Recht 15 1 15 6 15 3. Scott High School Toledo defeats Hatboro High 32 17 in inter scholastic basketball tournament in Philadelphia.
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New York
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Downtown Institute
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Philadelphia
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Toledo
Hatboro
Dead Magic Mystery Opens with New Cincinnati Cast
Last night at the Cox Theater introduced Earle Larimore and Ann Davis in Dead Magic the first stage appearance of this Egyptian themed mystery. The play shows promise though the mystery thread weakens as horror sequences rise and needs rewrites for a sharper climax. Miss Davis and Mrs. Larimore handle their roles capably while Teresa Dale carries several scenes with strong impact.
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the Cox
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Larry Fletcher
George Alison
Alison
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Ralph Army
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William Evarts
Regina Stanfiel
Norwood Reports Deficit Prompting Extra Tax Levy Vote
City Auditor W. R. Locke warns of a 20 610.98 deficit by year end prompting Council to authorize Orville F. Dwyer to draft an ordinance for a June extra levy. Operating costs rise versus 1924 while cash balance sits at 126 893.78. Several departmental shortfalls cited along with multiple auto and pedestrian accidents near Vine Mulberry and Freeman avenues.
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Juvenile bruised after attempted theft ride
A Schramm of 3557 Montgomery road told police that Warren Downing, 12, of 4121 Burwood avenue was bruised when he tried to steal a ride yesterday.
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Montgomery Road
Warren Downing
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Service Director Announces Resignations in Department
Service Director Parker announced yesterday two department resignations. Edward Bailey, chief clerk, and Irma Priest, stenographer, will depart effective April 1.
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Edward Bailey
Irma Preist
Five Persons Injured In Automobile Crashes
Five people were injured in a series of automobile accidents last night and a man was lightly hurt when struck by a wagon. The report mentions Jackson of Lawrenceburg Indiana and Katherine Leng as involved parties.
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Lawrenceburg
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Hornberger receives bids for city garbage contract
Bids disclosed a $30,000 estimate to lift and set lids on city garbage cans twice weekly for one year. Union Reduction Company offered the low annual bid of $202,500 for five years, same as prior. A ten year bid by F. D. Clark totaled $350,000 per year with no further details.
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Ownership of Homes Tied to Good Citizenship Says Judge Yeatman
Judge Yeatman of the Municipal Court at a Mt Lookout Savings and Loan reception framed thrift and home ownership as markers of good citizenship. He urged more home building to reduce crime, boost employment, and foster a better environment for youth, praising building and loan associations as safe places to borrow and save for future homeowners.
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Municipal Court
Mt. Lookout
Wheat slips as market sways amid erratic trade
Wheat prices declined across the board as trading remained erratic. May futures closed five cents lower at 1.714, July fell five and a half cents to 1.66, and October dropped four and a quarter cents to 1.3932, signaling another market slump in Winnipeg.
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Benefit of City Charter Outlined by Miss Strohm
Miss Edna Strohm, executive secretary of the City Charter Committee, told the Department of Social Service that a charter based on public service rather than party loyalty ensures a secure, broader government and will engage voters more actively in city affairs under the new administration.
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City Charter Committee
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Methodist Book Concern
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