Martin and Rosenberg In Title Bout Tonight
New York dispatch previews a bantamweight title bout at Madison Square Garden tagging Cannon Ball Martin defending his 118 pound crown against Charley Phil Rosenberg. The writer predicts a fierce, high pace fight while noting Rosenberg’s ambition and belief he can upset the champion.
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Last HP Swim At Y Tonight Interscholastic Meet
The final winter indoor meet for local high schools is at the Central Y M C A pool tonight. Withrow High leads after a prior Elm Street club tank meet with 33 points, Woodward 24, Hughes 15. Exhibitions include Walter Laufer aiming to beat Johnny Weissmuller’s 300 yard freestyle record and Gene Stocks in diving.
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Billiards and Kinnard Set for Humboldt Park Boxing Show
Tommy Billiards and Johnny Kinnard meet in a ten round main bout at Humboldt Park indoor arena tonight. Preliminaries include Doc Harland vs. Barney Gilpen six rounds, Joe Guest vs. Jimmy Harris four rounds, Eddie Dorn vs. Harry McCarthy four rounds, and Red Bruegel vs. Cowboy Harris. Punk Fay of Middletown Ohio serves as referee.
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Armstrong Made Wittenberg Captain For 1926 Team
Gerald Armstrong a Greenfield sophomore was elected captain of the Wittenberg College basketball team for the 1926 season.
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Yost and Roper Plan Exchange of Football Coaches
Ann Arbor Michigan March 19 Fielding H Yost athletic director said an exchange agreement with Princeton coach Bill Roper will have Yost spend two weeks instructing Princeton spring football and Roper spend two weeks with Michigan. Yost will go to Princeton April 10 with Harvey Emery and possibly Tad Weiman Roper will come to Michigan April 21 with assistants.
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Detroit Bowler Among Leaders In Bowling Tourney
Anthony Herman of Detroit posted three near 230s 233 231 totaling 694 to grab third in the American Bowling Congress singles in Buffalo New York on March 19 Ralph Rutz Rochester added 658 and J Bauer Detroit 630 in the day’s top scores Bauer totaled 1842 nine games for seventh overall in all events Detroit Garden oe teammates Allen and Bauer led doubles with 1218 pins Louisville Elks led the five man event tally with 2874 pins after an 871 start the team finished strong with 1 003 and 1 000 in later games.
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Lewis Beats Gordina For Local Ring Title
The largest indoor boxing crowd of the season at Ft Thomas auditorium watched Spider Lewis outpoint Young Gordina in a ten round junior lightweight title bout. Gordina pressed hard but Lewis earned the referee’s decision by narrow margin. The undercard saw Beck and Haines draw in six, Miller over O’Hara, Ptoney stopping Miller, Allen over Sullivan, Harris KO over Nelson, and Miller KO Suttles.
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St. Mary’s High Teams to Use Hyde Park Field
St. Mary’s High School baseball will play home games at the Hyde Park Lumber Company field after Myers Y. Cooper offered the use of the grounds. Hyde Park’s diamond, behind the lumber yards, hosts a smooth infield, spacious outfield, and a grandstand for hundreds. Schedule includes Norwood, Elder, Ohio Mechanics, Newport, and St. Xavier games at Hyde Park.
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A B C To Honor Local Bowler For 299 Score
John E. Brown of Cincinnati will be awarded a silver medal by the American Bowling Congress at its annual meeting for a 299 game in the West End Recreation League. This is the second medal for a Cincinnati bowler after Wallace Barker earned one four years ago in the Hamilton County League.
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Eleven Teams Eliminated In Catholic Tourney Opens In Chicago
Eleven teams were eliminated in the first round of the second annual national Catholic interscholastic basketball tournament at Loyola University Chicago. Thirty two teams entered. no upsets. Achuainis Institute Rochester beat St Patrick’s North Platte 35 to 3 signaling strong title chances. Loyola Academy Chicago Rockhurst Kansas City and Marquette University High Milwaukee showed survivability. St Patrick Pueblo defeated Our Lady of Lourdes Marinette 61 to 10. St Francis Mission St Francis South Dakota Indian troupe lost to St Xavier Louisville 28 to 21.
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Arbitration decision over Tacna and Arica dispute
The Tacna and Arica arbitration as led by Charles Evans Hughes sets U S terms for a referendum to resolve the Chile Peru dispute. Peru fears loss and protests while the United States aims to keep disputes from Europe. The case features legislators and diplomats across Peru Chile and Boliva with potential regional effects.
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Woman Convicted for Possessing a Still Sent to Reform School
Mrs. Helen Hawkins 28 of 1616 Race Street was sentenced by Judge Yeatman to Marysville Reformatory for possessing a still. Detectives Beard and Davis testified they found the device in her apartment. She said she cleaned the building and claimed the still was left by a former tenant. She is the first Cincinnati woman sent to the reformatory on a liquor charge.
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