Louis Galento Title Fight Set for New York Park
Joe Louis will defend his heavyweight title against Tony Galento in a New York park venue next June. Promoter Mike Jacobs plans public announcements and confirms Galento's manager Joe Jacobs and promoter Herman Taylor will be involved. Roxborough set the date for late June, likely Yankee Stadium if the club is on tour. Galento, a colorful figure, is promoted as the draw and Jacobs aims for an iron bound contract before the title shot.
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United Press
Miami
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Herman Taylor
Philadelphia
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Joe
Detroit
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Calonto
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Yankee Stadium
Max Sehmeling
Maxie
Jack Starkey
Jacks
John L. Sullivan
Galtula
Corry High Beavers Face Big Season Ahead In Basketball
Beavers lose two seniors Bob Brown and Ed McElroy but return six starters Tom Croge Pat Greene Getle Hustivouck Hob Reynolds Paw Sutton Chuck Williams and junior players Claire Arnold Olin Bracken Lyle Damon Clyde Dinefelder Bud Foster Arthur Ingram Don Lundy Jack Proper. Junior highs move up as 32 alley A B C tournament builds in Cleveland with 23 000 bowlers preparing March 5.
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Beavers
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Union City
Bob Brown
Ed McElroy
BeaVey
Belee
A. B
Cleveland Lakeside Exhibition Hall
Cleveland
Maine
California
Florida
Canada
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Slaney
Snish
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Aero Athletic Association
MacPhail to Confer on Dodgers Roster Holds
United Press reports in CLEARWATeR FL February 25 that Vice-president Larry MacPhail will arrive tonight to discuss unsigned players with Brooklyn Dodgers Manager Leo Durocher. Eight players were held out after the first day of practice including Mungo Crouch Pressnell Hamlin Wyatt Phelps George and Freddy Sington.
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Fla. Fet
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodger
Leo Durocher
Mungo
Crouch
Pressnell
Hamlin
Wyatt
Phelps
George
Freddy Sington
Phillies Welcome to New Braunfels as spring opens
In New Braunfels Texas on February 2 manager Doc Prothro leads the Phillies Nalin League pins and welcomes batterymen Streets and Avge. The entourage arrived 24 hours before the first contingent begins training, with streets decorating and signs proclaiming the team arrival.
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Phillies
United Press
New Braunfels
Tex
Doc Prothro
Philshilpis Nalin
Mer'é
Philadelphie Pines
Blue Jays Beat Clymer Reserves 22 to 19 in Junior High Tilt
Corry Junior High Blue Jays defeated Clymer High reserves 22 to 19 last evening led by Jack Taylor with seven points. The fast‑passing Pomerlymen kept the lead most of the game as Corry built a 7–2 opener and held a 17–15 edge entering the final period. Center Smith topped Clymer with seven points. Referee Stroup.
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Clymer High School
Jack Taylor
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Invaders
Smith
Clymer
Corry
Taylorgyi
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Neckera
Spence Sewers
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Stroup
Dickey Signs With Yankees After Contract Talk
Dickey accepts terms and reports uncertain holdouts as DiMaggio Rolfe Crosetti and Gordon remain unsigned. In minor notes Pittsburg playoff tonight features Joinstown vs Ford City for the Western Pennsylvania Inter scholastic title. Jamestown upsets Erie East 44 to 22 in a tight high school game.
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Tamestown High School
Erie East
Anderson Leads Aero League With 192 Average
Kip Anderson paces the Aero Athletic Association Bowling League with a 192 average over 69 games. Harold Cragg stands second at 189, Al Baress at 185, and Anderson also owns the three top three game series 698 670 654 and a high single of 279. Vern Group tops the singles with 267 and Baressi adds a 256 game.
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Morrison
Jadestrom
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Junior High Seconds Win Over Clymer 20 12
Corry Junior High defeated Clymer Junior High 20 to 12 in a preliminary at the junior high gym. Prugar scored 8 points to lead the winners while Babcock topped Clymer with 7 markers.
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Clymer
Prugar
Babcock
House of David Five to Clash with Union City All Stars
Jimmy Woods captains the House of David five to face a Union City all star lineup on Thursday night at Union City High School gym. Other key players are Matt Sheehan Mannie Citrin Joe Belles Harry Grant and Bal Steineck. The event is sponsored by the Union City High School Athletic Association.
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Union City
Union City High School
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Mannie Citrin
Joe Belles
Harry Grant
Bal Steineck
Union City High School Athetic Association
Terry Confers with Coffman and Vandenberg Over Giants Terms
Terry in Hot Springs reports he will meet pitchers Dick Coffman and Hy Vandenberg who rejected Giants terms. He says a deal with Philadelphia collapsed as outfielder Jimmy Ripple failed to attract the Phillies.
Wyatt Pursues Dodgers Berth After Minor League Glory
Wyatt, a tall right hander from Chips Moines Ga, seeks a Brooklyn Dodgers spot after a seven year American League journeyman path. Critics note his 1983 minor league breakout with Milwaukee, leading the league with 28 wins and a 2.37 ERA, overshadowed by a sore arm and sporadic fall.
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United Press
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Gow
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Braonlyn Clu
Allan Sotheron
Milwaukee
American Association
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Teil Guilic
Vanguard of Buc Players Shove Off for Spring Training
February 28 reports the Pittsburgh Pirates departure for San Bernardino California for spring training. Included are President William Benswanger Catcher Ray Mueller Pitcher Mace Brown Catcher George Susce and Pitcher Russell Baners. A Philadelphia Athletics group of nine also left Philadelphia for Lake Charles Louisiana with others expected to join in Atlanta.
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A's
Philadelphia
Roy Mack
Philadelphia Athletic
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