Schmeling And Sharkey Sign For Heavyweight Bout
German champion Max Schmeling and challenger Jack Sharkey have signed to fight for a 15 round heavyweight title in greater New York within 60 days, likely at Yankee Stadium. Each fighter to receive gate shares of 31 4 and 12 1 2 percent. Madison Square Garden holds an option on Sharkey for a second defense if Schmeling loses. Schmeling plans to return to the United States in late March.
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Herbert Barker
ORK
Bosing
Max Schmeng
Jack Sharkey
Greater New York
Duns
Schmeling
Germany
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
New York State Athletic Commission
Schinsling
Macdison Square Garden
Schmeling Pans
Maret
Colored Cage Team Downs Howard Quint
The Harlem Globe Trotters defeated the Howard Savages 50 to 38 in front of a large crowd. Jackson scored 18 and Pullins 15 for the visitors, while Gulbrandson and Cary led the Howard attack with 11 and 1. Next Tuesday the Savages meet the Flardresu Indians on the local Moor.
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Howard Quint Howard
Jan.Sysdair
Harlem Globe Trotters
New York City
Howard
Globe Trotters
Insman Jackson
Cenner
Albert Pullins
Course Record Set In Golf Meet At Miami Springs
Eddie Williams of Cleveland and Earl Howell of Miami shot a string of birdies to set a new 18 hole course record at the Miami Springs layout and won the 36 hole final in a professional four ball tournament with a 3 to 2 victory over Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe New York and Charles Pairman of Kokomo Indiana.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Springs
Eddie Williams
Cleveland
Earl Howell
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Charles Pairman
Kokomo
Ind
Keister High Team Injured in Auto Accident
Eight Keister high school basketball players were injured Friday night when their car struck a rut and overturned in Keister Minnesota. Gordon Almberg suffered a broken arm and George Lorenz, the driver, received a deep wound in one leg. all injuries were not serious.
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Minnesota
Keister
Minn
Wells Fox
Gordon Almberg
George Lorenz
Lorenz
Sioux Falls Upsets Mitchell In Big Ning Clash
Sioux Falls defeated Mitchell 22 to 16 in a furious contest. Helfert scored seven points and controlled the opening tip, sparking a late surge that carried the visitors to the win and kept Mitchell winless this season.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Sioux Falls High
Helfert
Gettysburg Indees Win Another Pair
Gettysburg Indees won twice in one week, defeating Cheyenne Agency Indian team 37 to 4 as the first game of the evening ended with a 19 to 0 halftime lead. In the second contest Mobridge Independent challenged Gettysburg, but the Indees pulled away late to finish 18 to 0 in favor of Gettysburg, with Huffman’s five remaining intact and no substitutions.
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Van
Gettysburg Indees
Indec
Basketeers
Cheyenne Agency
Indiar’s
Mobridge Independent Basketball Quint
Indees
Mobridge
Huffman
Bonilla Wins Big Over St. Lawrence in Narrow Lopsided Win
Bonilla high school boys basketball team dominated St. Lawrence with a 40 to 16 victory. Miller starred for Bonilla while Shepard stood out for the losers.
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Bonilla
St. Lawrence Bonilla
St. Lawrence
Miller
Shephard
Mullins Joins St Benedicts as Athletic Director and Coach
Larry Mullins former Notre Dame backfield star and Kansas backfield coach will become athletic director and head coach of all sports at St Benedicts college Atchison Kansas starting September 1 succeeding R W Schmidt who resigned Mullins born in St Paul Minnesota is set to take over the role after the resignation of Schmidt from St Benedicts in Atchison Kansas scheduled to begin next Sept 1.
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Mullins
St. Benedict’s College
Atchison
Kan
Larry (Moon) Mullins
Notre Dame
University of Kansas
St. Benedict's College
R. W. Schmidt
St. Paul, Minn
Malone Signs 1932 Contract Amid Pay Cut
Pat Malone, Chicago Cubs pitcher, announced he has signed and returned his 1932 contract saying I took a cut. We all did. But I am satisfied. The remark comes as players resist demand for lower pay in the new season. Malone stated he will not be among ball players contesting reduced salaries. Sourced from Sandusky Ohio report dated January 23.
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Pat Malone
Sandusky
Ohio
Chicago Cubs
Malone
Canton Ski Meet Promises Olympic Show Tomorrow
A storied ski program in Canton features many expert riders including United States Olympic team members for the eleventh Sioux Valley ski club meet. The event opens at 2 p.m. with Olympic coach Julius Blegen leading the team in formation, followed by exhibition jumps and a triple jump hoped to dazzle the crowd.
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Sioux Valley
Canton
Jan
Lake Placid
North Art Central West
Cantor
Sioux Valley Club
Casper Cimoen
Peder Falstad
Lemoine Batsen
Roy Mikkelson
Chicago
John Steele
Estes Park
Colo
Carl Holmstrom
Yona Island
New York
Julius Blegen
Minneapois
United States
South Dakota
Sverren Predheim
Ted Peterson
William Andreeserr
Minneapolis
G. K. Iverson
St. Paul
Jones and Piazza in Tourney Final in Milwaukee
Jones of Akron and Piazza of Italy will meet in the National Boxing Association elimination final to decide Mickey Walker’s successor. A Wisconsin boxing official certified Jones’s fitness after a requested ten day postponement due to a left hand injury, clearing the bout for Monday night in Milwaukee.
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Jones
Piazza
Milwaukee
Wis
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Oddone Piazza
Italy
National Boxing Association
Mickey Walker
Wistonsit Boxing Commission
Willow Lake Triumphs In Triad High School Games
Willow Lake high school defeated Bryant 30 to 10 in a rough game marred by fouling, leading at halftime 14 to . Bryant grade school beat Willow Lake grade school, 12 to 7. Willow Lake Independents edged Bryant Independents 35 to 28, with Kambestad of Watertown officiating.
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Willow Lake
Bryant
Willow Lake High School
Willow Lake Ted
Yle~tory
Willow Lake Independents
Bryant Independents
Kambestad
Watertown
Charities Benefit By Army Navy Grid Game
New York January 23. Charities funded by the Army and Navy authorities received 290 278 42 from the Yankee stadium football game. Gross receipts totaled 763 585 49, slightly above half the gate for the 1930 game after deducting cadet and midshipmen transport costs. Funds were split between West Point and Annapolis with major relief going to New York Philadelphia Baltimore unemployed. Navy shares included Philadelphia Baltimore coal field New York Seamen's Welfare Navy relief Annapolis unemployed and other minor recipients.
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New York
Army
Navy
Yankee Stadium
West Point
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York City
Army Relief Society
Coal
Wessington sweeps Sand Creek in pair of wins
Wessington high school defeated Sand Creek 44 to 7 in the boys game after a 22-3 halftime lead, with Eshler scoring 13 for Wessington. In girls action, Wessington won 21 to 6 as Brown added five and Du Bois kept Sand Creek to six after a strong first half by Sand Creek.
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Sand Creek
Wessington Wessington
Wessington High School
Sand Creek Consolidated
Wessington
Eshler
Woodruff
du Bois
Brown
Frankfort Tops Faulkton 28 to 13 in season opener
Frankfort high school defeated Faulkton 28 to 13 in the first game of the season. Frankfort led 15 to 4 at halftime as Chase topped the scoring for Frankfort and Benson led Faulkton’s offense.
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Faulkton
Frankfort
Frankfort High School
Hutchinson
Chase
Benson
Hall And Bell In Net Finals
Hall and Bell contest the Montreal covered courts final as George M. Lott withdraws with injury. Beil defeats Marcel Rainville to reach the singles final, while Lott and Rainville reach doubles with a 6-2 4-6 6-1 8-6 win and Hall Mercur advance in doubles.
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Montreal
George M. Lott
Chicago
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Berkeley Beil
New York
Lott
Hall
Beil
United States
Marcel Ruinville
Rainville
Roland Longtin
H. Paul Emard
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Bell
C. W. Leslie
North Dakota Golfer Reaches Miami Semi Finals
North Dakota golfer J. B. Ryerson, defending champion, advanced to the Glenn Curtiss trophy amateur golf semi finals in Miami Florida. Ryerson edged Ken Berry of Miami 73 to reach the semis as Win Day of Chicago defeated Don Seccali 3 and 2 to set a semi final clash with Ryerson. The finals are planned for Sunday over the H hole route.
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Miami
Fla
J. B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
WN. C
Ryerson
Ken Berry
Chicago
Don Seccali
New Britain
Conn
Billy Light Defeats Kennard In Eight Round Headliner
St Paul welterweight Billy Light outpointed Omaha boxer George Kennard in a decisive eight round main event. Kennard protested a foul in the sixth round as Light secured the victory in Mason City.
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Billy Light
Mason City, JR
St. Paul
George Kennard
Kennerd
Mason City
Ja-Billy Ligh
Water- Paul
Minn
George Yer
Aberdeen
Charity
Ward
Omaha
Siou x Falls to Host State Amateur Boxing Tourney
Si oux Falls will stage the state amateur charity boxing meet after civic groups agreed to back a ticket drive. Thirty two young amateurs compete in semi finals to crown eight state champions, with final bouts the next day.
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Sioux Falls
John M. Cagney
South Dekots
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