Aberdeen Referee Suspended After Ring Altercation
Tommy McGuire Aberdeen referee was suspended by the South Dakota Boxing Commission after fighting back when Al Braun Broadland hit him in the closing seconds of the sixth round. Braun won by knockout as spectators booed McGuire and Demery’s victory loomed amid the volatile finish. The commission will review the incident at a forthcoming meeting with director H S Lockington stating McGuire was to blame for the melee.
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Tommy McGuire
Aberdeen
South Dakota Boxing Commission
al Braun
Broadland
Braun
McGuire
Dick Emery
Abendesn
Demer
LeClae Finkehas
Tony LeClaire
Virg
Demery
Brach
H. 5. Lockington
State Commission
Huron
John M. Cogley
Sioux Falls
L. V. Morford
Deadwood
Lockington
McCabe
Dembery
Kid Cotton
Battling Bandy
Bad Boy Knaight
Kid Lenhart
Lefty Dale
Howard
Lenhart
Theery
Breen
Ringsidara
Hreun
Aly
Jong
Litte
Davery
Knight
Thare
Randy
Work Of Fielders Is Made Easy With Gloves Says Yet
Pittsburgh in April recalls John K Tener, ex NL president, saying gloves ease hard plays. He notes not marvels but gear reduce difficulty, with catches aided by modern gloves versus bare hands. He recalls catchers in use since 1885 and old times.
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Pittsburgh
John K. Tener
National League
Govas
Renior Lesyrur
Derby Entry Is Spared In Five
ANCHORAGE K Y April 7 W C Weant turfman still had a derby entry for May 16 but eight other horses broodmares and two foals perished in a fire that destroyed his stable at Oakland Station on defective wiring Mrs Weant and Anchorage firemen watched as the barn burned Weant was away in Florida. ANOTHER B40 FIRE Lexington KY April 8 Hollyrood Daisy was the sole survivor among ten fine broodmares owned by John L Dodge a New York trotting horse man nine others burned at his Hollywood farm near here last night Five foals and four mules perished with the broodmares damage estimated at 125 000 Mrs Dodge is at Groveton Ga.
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Anchorage
W. C. Weant
Oakland Station
Weant
Florida
Lexington
John L. Dodge
New York
Hollywood Farm
Here
Mrr
Dodge
Premint
Groveton, Ga
Sentman Seeks Olympic Berth for 1922 Games
Decatur Illinois April 8 Lee Sentman of the University of Illinois world record holder in the hurdles hopes to represent the United States in the 1922 Olympic Games at Los Angeles He plans to accompany an American track team sponsored by the National Amateur Athletic Union on a trip to Europe this summer.
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Lee Sentman
Decatur
Ill
Lee Seniman
University of Ilinois
United States
Los Angrelies
Sentman
National Amateur Athletic Union
Europe
Helen Madison Sets Another New Record in Seattle Swim
Seattle star Helen Madison cracked another world mark last night in the Tlincis Women's Athletic Club 23 yard freestyle, clocking 2 61 5 seconds, five seconds faster than Gertrude Ederle's seven year old record. Madison now holds 13 of 16 possible records in women's swimming.
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Helen Madison
Chicago
Seattle
Tlincis
Gertrude Ederle
Miss Madison
Dogs Race 158 Miles For Alaskan Trophy
Nome Alaska April 8 A-P The pick of the northland dog teams and drivers were ready for the 158 mile Galera derby starting beyond a rugged Arctic trail. The race tests speed and endurance amid storms, with Joe Stickman leading Fairbanks dogs and a new team leader arriving from Uulat by plane.
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Nome
Alaska
Northland
Galera
Joe Stickman
Fairbanks
Stinkman
Uulat
Coach Olsen Considered For Redlands WU Job
Sioux Falls coach Francis Olsen is under consideration for the Redlands WU position. The report cites official inquiries as discussions continue about a potential hire for the vacant coaching post.
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S. F
Redlands
Sioux Falls
Francis Olsen
Plan Two Bouts To Decide Same Title For Heavyweights
New York reports two heavyweight title bouts this summer with Max Schmeling to defend against Young Willie Stribling in Cleveland likely in July and Frimo Carnera versus Jack Sharkey set for Ebbets Field Brooklyn on June 3. The winner would be recognized as champion by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
Frimo Carnera
Italy
Jack Sharkey
Camera
Sharkey
Ambhling Alphar
Garden
Ebbets
Lott Favored In Texas Net Event
In Houston Texas River Oaks Country Club hosts the third round of singles at the tennis invitational. George Lott of Philadelphia favored after a 6 2 8 1 victory over David Peden of Houston faces Martin Hoxby of Austin while Clif Sutter of Tulane meets Henry Holden of Houston.
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Lott
Texas
Philadelphia
Florida
Houston
River Oaks
Grarta
George Lott
Fred Begin
New York
Martin Hoxby
Austin
Texas University
Clif Sutter
Tulane University
Henry Holden
David Peden
In The Camps Of The Major Leagues Brief Notes
The report highlights John McGraw praising Marshall for solid shortstop play in Atlanta. Macon notes Adolfo Luque’s injury impacting manager Wilbert Robinson. Asheville welcomes the Bambino back after six years. Scotton hints Ace Hickok may start again for the Phillies as the Athletics lead two to one. St Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers in a Tuesday matchup loom in Kansas City. A lingering injury jinx sidelines players in Florida.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
John McGraw
Marshall
McGraw
Sccord
Macon
Wilbert Rebfneen
Adolfo Luque
Luque
Letty
Connie Mack
Scotton
Phillies
Ace Hicott
Fights Last Night in Des Moines and New Orleans
Report notes boxing events with fighters including Mike Dundee and Th rotch bac as crowds witnessed matches in Des Moines and New Orleans. Details are fragmentary, but references to Cleveland and si jiand appear as connected notes from the boxing circuit.
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Des Moines
Mike Dundee
Si Jiand
Th Rotch
Orleans
Cleveland
Golf And Baseball Therapeutics Proclaimed By Doctor
CHICAGO April 8 Golf balls and baseball bats are listed in a relief regimen for daily blues prescribed by Dr Karl Menninger of To p e le Ken who visited Chicago to offer counsel For minor depressions of everyday life there is no silver bullet yet but physical activity and social games are encouraged The note says such happiness bringing outlets prevent soul burn and improve hygiene
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Chicago
Karl Menninger
Topele
Ken
Fighting Days Are Over Says Dempsey
Jack Dempsey, after a long rest and a taxing journey from Wheeling, says he will not fight again and plans to return to refereeing and promotion if it preserves his health. He travels toward Chicago with a tired, worn look and declares he is too old to endure more.
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Dempsey
Pittsburgh
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
Rockne Influence Highlighted in Notre Dame Legend Piece
A feature on Knute Rockne portrays his deep bond with Notre Dame players, noting how he mentored them beyond the field and even aided some financially. The article, part of a series by NEA Service, recalls a dramatic 1929 dressing room moment and Rockne’s belief in facing opponents with courage and unity.
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NEA Service
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Rock
Woomiey End
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Dick Demery
Duley Hunda
Duley
Billy Munson
Red Maunders
Virgil
Maunders
Munson
Relly
Derby
Louisville
Carera-Sharkey Ani
Asheville
N. C
Bebe
Wichita
Bt Louis Browns
W. SeeTee
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Wallete
Lefty
Kangas City
Amy
Enybody
Smokedy
Antly
Jinx
Rockne United
H. J. Blue
Touma
Attickee
Tife
Kirate Rockne
William Breacher
Soldiers’ Field
Callis i. Wis
Paul Castner
Roede
Castner
New Yorker
Pinexurst
N. Y
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Wee
Pinehurst
New York Linkaman
Princeton
Eugene Homans
Englewood
K. J
Blue
James Beger
Newark
W. J
Homone
BR. P. Ellis
Bridgeport
Conn
la Palma Cigars
Congress Cigar Co
Prises
Bernard Lichtenberg
Alesander Memiken Incas
Forster
Association of
Lowell Thomas
Femoms Wer
ELV
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Scrceee
Dolphic
Congress Cigar Co., Inc., Philat
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