O Falrell Named Reds Player Manager In 2 Year Deal
Cincinnati Reds named Bob O Farrell as player manager for two years in a deal that sends pitchers and cash from St Louis. O Farrell, expected to earn about 12000 yearly, replaces Glenn Spencer as the Reds pursue bigger results in the National League.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Farrel
O'Farrell
Larry MacPhail
Reds
O'Perrell
St. Louis Darts
Sylvester Johnson
Pitehwy Glenn Spencer
Today in Sport and Local League Action Across Columbus
The column covers fund drive progress for the Columbus lake project and the Diocesan League, noting sportsmen backing the lake campaign and a plan to clear a swamp area for boating and swimming. It also previews a two game home and home series between Villanova and Western Maryland, announces upcoming Erie Division Diocesan League games, and suggests tight race lines as St Stanislaus, St. Ru, St. Josephs, and St. Michael's clash tonight with local teams favored.
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Corry High
St. Blinded's
Erie Diner
Tim Beavers
Kean
Erie County Basketu
Edinboro
Albion St. Edward's High
St. Stanislaus
Erie
Vistors
Joseph's of
Titusville
St. Michael's
Greenville
Father O'Connell
Eg Heen
Lonr Tater
Columbus
Arie
Ll Sonighty
Rui
St Ruyward’s
Ilfe St. Joseph
Tiusville
Grewsville
Ineal
Millivet's
Queen City
Boxing Ban Looms Over Severo Bout In Cleveland
Severo faces a likely ban from Cleveland boxing scenes after a six round bout. Officials from the National Boxing Association and city commissioners push for action amid concerns over crowd control and safety. Immediate enforcement could suspend Severo and affect upcoming events at Bayh Risgniey and Stuns venues.
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Meadville
Suspiension
Slaves
National Boxing Association
Wall
D. Davis
Gleyi
Dorily
Hesing Commissionen
Severo Aliey
Audh l Mmimyr Veritas
Clete
Jang
Boxing Fight Results From Various Cities
Boxing results from Stockton New Haven and other venues show knockout outcomes and decision scores. Notable bouts include Stan Fei defeating Howle Parwily in Manila and Babe Nationalisth stopping Sderamenty in Los Angeles. George Bilehols defeated in New Haven while Tony wi09 and Mysto fighters also reported.
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Cl Stan Fei
Manila
Howle Parwily
Lie An
Babe Nationalisth
Los Anegeles
Detisioneil
Bunny Muka
Sderamenty
Nwwsbiy
Vulluh
Scramiento
Devision d
Howie Breeto
Stockton
New Haven
Conn
Wrestling Results At New York Show Notable Mix
Results from a New York wrestling event list numerous participants including George Cijmy Italy Hike Tonk Bronawles New Lorie Tiny Rovkuck Gelwhamu and others among a crowded roster with names blending into a long, fragmentary results page. Several competitors appear with affiliated cities or countries, and the report notes multiple matches across an event night.
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New York
George’ Cijmy
Italy
Hike Tonk Bronawles
New Lorie
Tiny Rovkuck
Gelwhamu
Techigieu Mit Muyntaiy Dewi
Georgee Veny
Totes O. Minasaehusha
Crete
Dean Humbert
Spain
Deave Ipl
AL Ave Pleas
Brepenios
Ffimtel Steinborn
Wranbe Sudan
Matos Fititenko
Paul Jones
Bic
Paul Harper
Priest Hurled Tough Contest Against Faber in 1909
Des Moines dispatch reports a 1909 semi pro baseball clash where Monsignor Rey Stoll struck out 17 batters while urban Red Faber fanned 15. Stoll, a Des Moines clergyman and former Campion College star, joined by Father Kaufman of Fort Madison, recounts no hit no run games and declining major league offers to serve the church.
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Campion College
Prairie Qu Chien
Wis
Faber
St. Joseph's Academy
Columbia College
Dubuile
Monsignor Stoll
Campion
University of Immelbruck
Ty- Ol
Miesthood
Hughie Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Ity
S. Kauffman
Fort Madison
Tix
Linly
Detroit Tiger
Basketball results from multiple college games reported
Scattered scores show Maryland beating Duke with Paul scoring 43 and Arabi 35 while St Thomas defeated St DiuE JY. South Dakota State Teachers and Cornell posted wins, along with Huron and other mismatched teams in a set of late season results.
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Long Idland
George Wusitne- LO
St. Its
Hamylten
Sydney
Maryland
Duke
the Paul
Arabi
St. Thomas
St. Diue
Cornel
Huron
Soulin Dakota
Miy
Veiled Hopes for Trio of Boxing Showdowns in New York
United Press reporter notes tonight’s ten round fights at Madison Square Garden featuring Cleto Lovatelli defending the European 135 pound crown against Jackie Kulberg, both heavy punchers likely to deliver action. Commentary from multiple outlets praises Vernon Vines and Dempsey, with varied predictions and fan interest building around the bout card.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Gin
West
Majority of titles pass to Pittsburghers
United Press reports two day amateur boxing championships in Pittsburgh where western Pennsylvania youths won multiple divisions. Mirgil Walcott of Clairton captured heavyweight title by technical knockout of Anthony Jacobs, with other champions including George Tupinacci and Al Quaill from Pittsburgh in lighter classes.
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United Press
al Quaill
Pittsburgh
Lup Deri
Ray Chitsop
Williamsport
Quaill
Sharles
Robinson
Oil City
Steve Kobeds
Sh Jursh
Jimmy Clark
Ott City
William Bley
New Sales
Frankie Schwartz
Eric
Leo Sweeney
Pittsourgh
Billy Soove
Farrell
Billy Miller
Pitsburgh
Ralph Volmmera
Brie
Matt Ozeriale
Pittsblrgh
Khoekel
Louis Stortie
Tuinbaro
Maxie Loser in Florida Bout
Maxie Godwin of Adel Georgia defeated Maxie Ki in a 12 round non title bout in West Palm Beach Florida. Godwin won by decision as Ki failed to land solid punches while Godwin showed aggressiveness, though both fighters drew boos from a 4300 spectator crowd. Referee Bud Mudre awarded the decision amid mixed reactions.
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United Press
West Palm
Maxie Kisubloom
Bob Goilwin
Godwe
Adel
Gouwin
Salghter
Godwin
Maxie
Bud Mudre
Finteburber
Semi finals in Miami net play in tense field
In Miami Florida on January 12 amateurs and three internationals gathered for the Liessunual Adami-bilinze tennis tournament semifinals. In the opening match Clittori Sutler of New Orleans meets George Lott of Chicago, the defending champion, while Frank X Shields of New York faces Bryan Grant, the standout who defeated Ellsworth Vines last September.
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Fia
Tauel
Liessunual’ Adami-bilinze
Clittori Sutler
New Orleans
George Lott
Chicaso
Cumpion
Frank X. Shields
New York
Bryan Grant
Allanian
Ellaworth Vines
Indoor Polo Teams Clash in Pittsburgh Showdown
The all star team of the 107th Field Artillery Polo Association hosts an out of town match against the 110th Field Artillery from Baltimore in an indoor game tomorrow night. The Baltimore team has earned the right to represent Pennsylvania in two national Class D polo championships.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Ie 107Th Field Artillery
110Th Field Artillery
Baltismore
Pennsylvania
Barnhart Boys Cop 30-19 Game
Meadville High School Bulldogs sped to a 30 19 victory over Cochranton High Hed afid White. Coach Earl L Barnharts team used speed to take control in Crawford Venango title chase and pull away in the second half after a close start.
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Barnhart Boys
Meadville
Advantige
Bulldogs
Hedafid
Cochranton High
Earl L. Barnhart
Little
Reach Hawaii Safely After 24 Hour Flight
Navy pilots returned to Pearl Harbor after a long 24 hour flight, guiding six planes to a harbor welcome. McGinnis relayed a success message to cheering crowds as the squadron landed near Koho Head, marking a festive arrival with civilians and service members celebrating.
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Perry
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McGinnis
Naval
Ko- Ho
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Army
Honolan
Sitt
Pearl Harbor
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Purse for Kentucky Derby Reduced to 30000 Added
Louisville January reports the 0th Derby at Churchill Downs on May 5 will offer a purse of 30000 added money, down from 50000. Col Matt Winn notes the cut aligns with policy at other tracks. The Derby purse rose from 20000 to 50000 in 1921 and had peaked at 55875 won by Relgh Count in 1928.
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Unite A Rress
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Matt Winn
Winn
Relgh
Denver Prov lead at Frisco in 4AKE merced golf
Johnny Rogers of Denver fired a 70 to lead 207 entrants in the $4,000 national match play open championship at Frisco. Craig Wood, defending champion from Deal, N J, is exempt from qualifying and will face Bill Jetlittee of Los Angeles in a featured first-round match.
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Johnny Rogers
Denver
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Colorado
Craig Wood
Chaymion
Deal
N. J
Bill Jetlittee
Los Angeles
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