Dempsey Eyes Possible Return Amid Retirement Talk
United Press reports Jack Dempsey fraught with retirement questions with quotes from Los Angeles stating he may never fight again or return later. Miami Beach talks with Tex Rickard complicate plans for Gene Tunney bout while Dempsey hints he may not fight in June.
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Clymer Prepares for Supreme Test Against Chautauqua
Clymer High ibasketball faces Chautauqua High, leaders in the season final run for sectional honors. A win tonight would boost Clymer into a possible tie with Chautauqua, after a earlier loss to them this season. A large crowd is expected for the decisive indoor court clash.
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Walley Wins Bantamweight Bout In San Francisco
Roy Walley of Singapore captured a ten round decision over Ade Whilams of New Orleans in San Francisco. In Palm Beach Florida Bop Harriott of Baltimore won by technical knockout over Kid Heeman of El Paso in the second round of a ten round bout.
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Wrestlers from Indie face West Virginia in Morgantown
Coach Paul Prohy leads University of Indie wrestling here to meet West Virginia University wrestlers this Saturday night in Morgantown. Meanwhile Virginia University crushed West Virginia Wesleyan in basketball 44 to 14.
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Dundee Will Escape Charges On Coast
Nonde Dundee and associates faced charges tied to a boxing incident on the coast. City Prosecutor Lickley said insufficient evidence existed to convict the trio, including promoter Dick Donald and manager Max Wisman. The case was dismissed pending later developments.
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Young Wife Starves on Soup Five Months in Apparent Diet Scam
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McKeeport Card Sees Son and Montanan in Heavyweight Bout
McKeesport Pa Gartied Johnson a Negro heavyweight and Frankis Monphan of Montana meet in a rammed bout tonight. All en Beally of Uniontown and George Merk of Pittsburgh will meet in the semi final. Andy Cohen signs new contract in New York.
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High Five Confident of Beating Sheffield in Big Match
High Five shows confidence ahead of the game against Sheffield High, eyeing their second win in a row. Orange and Black seek revenge for an earlier defeat as Nedullion High Court prepares for the visit tomorrow night.
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Cash award for most valuable player in the league
The American League adopts cash prizes of 1000 to the most valuable player replacing diplomas. The change mirrors the National League which already gives 1000 with the award. Officials stress the honor goes to the player for his club, while adding a public relations department.
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Pirates Deny Sale of Hockey Team and More News
Pittsburgh owners deny selling the Pirates hockey franchise to J O Werner of Philadelphia while noting Werner holds an option at $150000. Notre Dame named Fred Miller captain for next season. Balloon races eyed for October Legion convention in San Antonio. Bucknell to host a football course in July with coaches Conohes Appice and Glenn Warner.
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Transcontinental Foot Race Opens March 4 From LA
Rod V. Ellsworth of Monongahela starts a 2600 mile journey from Los Angeles to New York City in the Transcontinental International foot race. The event offers a $23,000 purse for the winner and includes a Washington, D.C. area interest.
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Joint-Pase relief for rheumatic pains advertised locally
A townwide ad touts Joint-Pase as a low cost remedy for rheumatic pains and inflamed joints. It claims quick soothing relief for congestion, sore throat, chest colds, lumbago, and neuralgia, with a nominal price of about 0 cents and availability at N. i Amon & Co.
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Arcade teams schedule uncertain practice at State Armory
Report says both teams plan a 7 o'clock practice at the State Armory with a practice game 46 planned. managers urge attendance from members of both teams. Meanwhile boxing star Jack Dempsey casts doubt on retirement with hints of possible September return though not definite.
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Notables Attend Hughey Jennings Funeral in Scranton
Funeral services for Hughey Jennings, once a noted shortstop, will be held tomorrow at St. Peter's Cathedral with burial at St. Catharine's Cemetery. Dozens of former teammates and rivals from Tasebull and nearby leagues attend. Jennings died yesterday from spinal meningitis in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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