Tunney Watches Sharkey Heeney Bout On Radio Night
Radio fans nationwide follow the Sharkey Heeney match broadcast on WJZ WBZ and WILY with Gene Tunney and Joe Humphries closely listening for results. Analysts speculate Heeney could become champion if he wins, but Sharkey is favored, while Dempsey eyes a possible comeback and future title plans loom.
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Johnny Hayes Wins Ten Round Decision Over Young Kellcal
United Press report from Philadelphia details Johnny Hayes at 142 pounds winning a ten round decision over Young Kellcal, with MacDonald Smith praised as new professional after the Long Beach open golf championship previews and Bahama tournament notes.
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St Titus High Versus Titusville Locals Basketball Tonight
St Titus High plans a home squash of the locals tonight at 8 o clock on the Junior High court. Hollobaugh’s squad faces a tough Titusville outfit in a single game card. The visitors boast a strong defense and running attack as Corry High foes loom, with both teams eager for a decisive win as the city awaits its only basketball event of the week.
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Johnny Ryan on Meadville Card Promotes Local Boxing Night
Johnny Ryan, Boston bantamweight, slated for Tex Rickard elim round, fights Young Irish Akron next Monday at HughE Che State Armory Meadville under Juli Berchtold promotion. The card includes six and four round bouts with Johnny Hun and Whitey Larson sluggers, Lyberg versus Wilke Donovan, and Billy Foster versus Dick Anthony in Meadville.
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Wilkes-Barre
Billy Foster
Warren Izaak Walton League Chapter Votes to Stay
At a June dinner in the M G A building Warren Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America voted not to withdraw from the league. The meeting, attended by nearly a hundred members, forms a local association to promote outdoor sports in Warren County and Pennsylvania. W E Lulz presided over the discussion with broad participation and firm arguments on both sides.
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Spokane bout ends in second round foul call
In Tacoma Washington welterweight Bode Beri from Monroe tests a foul against Don Fraser of Spokane in a six round scheduled bout. Harry Ketchellen defeats Tony Seaman in a six round portmanteau at Portland. Jimmy tomo from Philadelphia earns decision on a controversial card. Jack Palmer defeats Chutby Aulier in a 15 round bid in New York.
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Chutby Aulier
Gehrig Drives In Most Runs In 1927 American League
Lou Gehrig led the American League in total bases on late hits and drove in the most runs for the 1927 season with 175 RBIs. Babe Ruth, 164 runs. Goose Goslin tied for lead at 320 bases toward home. Babe Ruth struck out 187 times and drew 138 walks. Toe Sewell rare at seven strikeouts in 153 games. Oregon State Agricultural College beat Gonzaga 44 to 25 in a basketball game. Pittsburgh 2 Pittsburgh Black Hawks 0 in hockey with Darragh and McCaffery scoring.
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Cleveland
Hornsby calls assassination plot hokum and propaganda
Rogers Hornsby dismissed a reported plot to kill or cripple him over betting debts as hokum and propaganda. He said the story, echoed by the St Louis Globe Dem Democrat and Evening Journal, was spun to stir winter interest in baseball. He ordered his attorney to reveal the truth in full.
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Western Golf Association to name 1928 tournament cities
The Western Golf Association announced it would designate the cities for its 1928 tournament. If Kansas City or Chicago is chosen, the open championship will be held there, with the final decision expected today.
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Keystone Defeated by Holland 23 to 22 in Tight Road Game
The Keystone basketball team fell 23 22 to Holland's independent five on the road in Holland Michigan. Coach Paul J Downey called the contest good and exciting with White leading in scoring and several players contributing, though Burns and Brewer had limited scoring.
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Keystones at Flint Tonight in Tough Return Clash
The Keystones travel from Holland into Michigan to face the Flint M.A. squad on the Armory Court in a return game. Previous meeting in the city ended 48 to 41 with Roy Burris hitting a long shot to seal the win for Flint. The Blue and Gold, led by Haggerty Ely and Campbell, seek a rebound after that defeat and plan a road-heavy schedule including Cleveland Monday and Pittsburgh Wednesday.
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Nature Magazine links all names to a single cougar species
Nature Magazine states that diverse names including MWe mimes cougay PUMA and moun tain son all refer to the same animal. It identifies the eastern population as Felis Cougar and notes races range from southern Canada to Patagonia.
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St Edward's Play Cathedral Prep Tonight
St Edward's five travel to Erie tonight for the opening parochial basketball game in the Erie Cleve League Section 1 against Cathedral Prep. Meanwhile St Stanislaus and St John Kanty duel on their home court while recent District 3 results feature St Catherine's Dubois and St Bernard Bradford with upcoming meetings in Bradford and Clearfield. A separate item notes a postal rate cut bill introduced in Washington by Post Office Committee Chair Griest.
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Wisconsin Competes Chicago In Intercollegiate Meet
Wisconsin competes with Chicago State in the annual Nargesit Oll tournament to be held in Gary next Sunday. The Wisconsin team won the collegiate title in the winter sports carnival at Lake Placid last month.
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Runner Falls Short of Goal in 100 Mile Try
MEADVILLE Jan. 19. War Linn and Dilley attempt a 100 mile run to set a new world record. Dilley started from New Castle at 1 10 Thursday morning and finished near Meadville at 4 34 pm after 10 hours 17 minutes for 60 miles. He ceased trying to beat the record and plans another attempt soon while training for a San Francisco to New York transcontinental race. Saunders holds the 200 mile record at 17 hours 86 minutes.
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