Wise Shift in Toster Rules for Indoor Basketball
The article covers a radical rule change in basketball proposing elimination of one man as a free throw target and replacing it with a team based possession system. It discusses impact on coaching, player discipline, and the potential increase in team responsibility. It notes the high school season format remains four periods of eight minutes with rest intervals and hints at local civic involvement and related sports updates.
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Juax
Alli
Many Homers in Exhibition Games Across South
In warm spring exhibitions, players from the White Sox, Yankees, and Athletics delivered multiple homers and strong showings in cities from Nashville to Tulsa. Land McGrah and Willie Kamin led with long drives, while Ruth fanned in Tulsa. Ford, Ocon, and Wheat contributed timely hits as rosters shuffled against minor league and league clubs. The day featured standout power and early-season form across several venues as teams prepared for the season.
National Amateur Boxing Titles Crowned at Boston
In Boston on April 11, new national amateur champions were crowned across multiple weight classes. Winners include Al Benlor of New York at 118 pounds, Harry Marcus of Merseingl at 121, Terry Parker of Hostony at 134, Terry McMayis of KalAis at 141, John Rink of Cleveland at 161, Homer Rulesteen of Pittsburgh at 178, and Harry Voy of Pittatinrg at 190. Eddie Rousel of Cincinnati eyed a three year $16,000 contract, while Joss Willard, former heavyweight champ, was the favorite to beat Ply Johnson in New York on May 12, with odds of two to one. AP reports suggest heavy betting and a bump in expectations surrounding the bout.
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Mars
al Benlor
New York
Harry Marcus
Mersingl
Prainits
Terry Parker
Hostony
Terry McMayis
KalAis
John Rink
Cleveland
Nounds
Homer Rulesteen
Pittaburgh
Harry Voy
Pittatinrghan
Tom Kirkbi
Joss Willard
Ploy Johnson
Darnell
Egmpiiy
Ahr Witlarel
Johns
Erst Pliteer
High Tossers in Outdoor Athletics Contest Held Amid Shop Workers
A local outdoor sports event features Raymonds and activities for high tossers among shop workers. Public ante at Liberty Street Cory invites attendance for a sales of household items and a high school team appearance. The Raymonds and the High School five will be present with plans for a rubber contest and a forthcoming series conclusion.
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Gould Retires Hurt In Eight Round Fight
By United Press dispatches from New York April Renny Gould a Canadian fighter fought Mike Giretow in Chicago over eight rounds Gould showed grit before being forced to quit due to eye injury. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Renny Gould
Mike Giretow
Exiled boxers aim for Gotham cash under reform watch
The article reports on exiled boxers seeking bouts in New York under Gov. Smith and Muldoon reforms. It details licensing talks, possible parolee fights, and the push by Kilbane, Wilton, and others to secure renewed matches while regulators reassess the sport.
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William Muldoon
Cmmissars
Regulate
Commission
Regulatory Pomutiwion
Muldoon
Duke Taper
Bosing
Jomney Kilbasis
Johnny Witeon
Iyuri Vierion
Wilton
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Dempger
Fight Results in Portland Maine
Joe Lynch weighs in as bantamweight champion in a 12 round bout reported from Philadelphia journalist Joe O'Donnell. results detail unclear but position highlighted by local Portland coverage.
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Joe Lynch
Bate
Joe O'Dennell
Philadelphia
Raymonds Sweep Volleyball, Undefeated Season
The Raymonds dominated the season, defeating Ashton and others. Their unbeaten run highlights a flawless volleyball campaign led by standout players as they clinch the top record.
Girl Scout Practice and Meeting Notes at Valley Club
A fragment lists Girl Scout practice and meeting details. It mentions Meena, local names, and indicates a scheduled session with positions and attendance reminders. The readable phrases suggest a youth activity in a community setting with a focus on organization and participation.
Liberty City Council Meeting Delayed by Unclear Proposals
An unclear note outlines Liberty city council discussions with references to detainees and residents, mentioning Liberty and Mont cities, a proposed measure, and concerns about timing and permanence. The fragmentary text suggests a delay and potential relief from embarrassment, with no concrete actions or outcomes readable.
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