Joes Colo. teams shocks Yankton in 22 20 upset
In Chicago, a village team from Joes Colorado upset Yankton South Dakota 22 to 20, ending Yankton’s bid for the National Interrscal-Astic tournament quarterfinals. Jensen led Yankton with 11 points as the Joes passed expertly to Nikkel and Snyder for late scores.
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German heavyweight draws suspension for fouling Gypsy Smith
Ted Sand, the German heavyweight, has been suspended for four months by the British Boxing Board of Control and ordered to forfeit his share of the purse for fouling Gypsy Smith in their London bout. The incident comes after Sand’s second loss in recent low hitting issues.
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Sandwina
Reelect Manager of Yale Ball Team
Otto Ziegel dort was reelected manager of the Yale baseball team at a meeting aid here. The team planned a practice gate for Sunday. Mr Ziegel dort requested that teams that games communicate with him.
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Risko Tries to Rebuild by Boxing Von Porat Battle
In Boston April 5 Johnny Risko of Cleveland aims to regain his fading boxing fortunes with a ten round bout against Otto Von Porat at Boston Garden. Porat seeks a path to top contenders and a possible bout with Max Schmeling if he defeats Risko. Risko recently dropped decisively to Jimmy Maloney and Ernie Schaaf.
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Jimmy Maloney
Ernie Schaaf
Guards Ushers Named for Osman Samson Fight Card
Huron National Guards will handle seating and ushering for the Osman Samson program on April 22. Jack Reiss, the timekeeper and matchmaker, said seating changes aim for clear views and fewer mixups. The card plans three heavyweight bouts, showcasing top South Dakota heavies for future matchups. A Schowerboy exhibition impressed Legion members and earned a curtain-raiser spot.
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Jack Reiss
Dance Palace Arena
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South Dakota
Schowerboys
American Legion
Osman-Samson
Loughran Kearns bout set. scores and plans emerge
Tommy Loughran is slated for a $106000 payday with promoter Kearns handling the bout finances. Art Shires faces demotion rumors while the Cards defeat the Yankees 10 to 2. Rudy Harris takes Tigers manage role as he reshuffles the infield. Washington heads to Birmingham for three minor league exhibitions before a Giants series.
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Joe McCarthy
Donte Busu
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Birmingham
Giants
Loughran and Walker Seen Not Fighting Heavyweight Hopefuls
By Henry L. Farrell NEA Service Sports Halter Cleveland April 5 the beefy light heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran and middleweight champ Mickey Walker face skepticism about pursuing heavyweight crowns. The Chicago bout aside, Walker seems limited to middleweight and Loughran lacks 175 pound strength. New York officials suspend movement beyond class, urging them to box within their own weights or await legitimate challengers.
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Chicago
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New York Boxing Commission
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New York Commission
Iowa Joins National Boxing Association Group
Chicago April 5 Iowa joined the national Boxing Association swelling its membership to 82 states.PAul Prehn president said Iowa Indiana and Florida are organizing state athletic commissions and are expected to join the national body soon.
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Tional Boxing Association
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Morgan Keeps Title In Close Ten Round Win
In Los Angeles Ted Morgan retained the junior lightweight crown with a decision over Panama challenger Santiago Zorilla. The bout had no knockdowns but featured a seventh round body attack by Zorilla and a bloodied cut on Morgan's eye. Morgan winces in the ninth before a rapid tenth frame and cautions against low blows.
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Ted Morgan
Santiago Zorilla
Panama
Morgan
Zorilla
Baseball Training Camps Open With Big Yankee Hitting
Yankees beat Waco 13 to 2 as Lazzeri and Gehrig combine for three homers. The Philadelphia Nationals’ Tommy Thevenaw and Harold Elliot injured in Lakeland auto crash. Paul Waner slated to return soon as Pirates contend for third spot. Philadelphia Athletics pound 43 runs in three games. Joe Genewich first NY Giants pitcher to complete a nine inning game. Jo p Schholocker defeats Sylvan Bass in Elam Pennsylvania match.
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Lou Gehrig
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Thevenaw
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Second meeting called as season opens April 29
Six places in Huron's Kittenvatl leagues remain vacant after a meeting at the Tredwar-Liew Sport shop. Ten teams entered for preference with a “first come, first served” rule, aiming for 13 teams. Next meeting April 10 will divide leagues, set rules and fees, and discuss umpires. Opening date is April 29 if six more join. Bull Plummer was reelected treasurer.
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Tredwar- Liew Sport Shop
A. I. Cullane
Lester Brown
Herb Landis
Bull Plummer
Few Stars Stay Long With Same Ball Club
NBA Service notes that most ball players move among minor and major leagues before reaching big league star status. Exceptions include Fete Donohue with Cincinnati Luke Sewell with Cleveland and Ted Lyons with the Chicago White Sox who joined their current clubs directly from college and are among the best at their positions.
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Luke Sewell
Cleveland
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Direc
Bunion Artists Run in Rain at Havre de Grace
About 51 C. Pyle "human flberby" runners lined up in a biting drizzle at Havre de Grace Maryland for a roll call to start a day’s lap toward Hartimore. Start was in threatening weather with some runners in oil skins. York led clocked times around 22 and 43 seconds as elapsed time.
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Thevenow Return in Doubt After Car Crash
Philadelphia National shortstop Tommy Thevenow may not return this season after a rental car accident near Lakeland. His jaw and nose bones were broken and his face badly crushed in the crash.
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Tommy Thevenow
Here
Winter Haven
Late comers find majors in spring draft sweep
At least a dozen players, drafted last autumn after seeming passed by, will wear major league uniforms this season. Twenty five were chosen from minor league clubs, ten by the American League and fifteen by the National. Notable picks include Earl Sheely with Pittsburgh and Johnny Kerr joining Chicago, with several others changing clubs yet remaining in major league status. Berlin's Ludwig Hayvitian outpointed Rudi Wagner to retain the German middleweight title.
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Athletics
San Francisco
Beaton
Harold Elliott
Cardinals
Waco
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Cincinnati Reds
Walter Lutzke
Earl Sheely
Sacramento
Johnny Kerr
Hollywood
Sheely
Pittsburgh
Kerr
Chicago White Sox
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