Petrolle Knocks Out Cuban Jose Gonzalez in Round Two
In a packed arena, Petrolle floors the Cuban with a sudden right hand in the second round, after a tense back-and-forth. The Cuban briefly rose, but collapsed again as Petrolle sealed the knockout, drawing gasps from about 2,700 spectators.
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Jose Coedeeter
Billy Peetrate
Fargo Flash
Jose
Chicago
Sanis
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Hotrolle
Wolfe
Jean Percade
Billy Petrotle
Hills Team To Play First Game In National Tournament
In Loyola University opening round of the National Catholic High School Basketball Tournament 20 teams remain in contention after four quintets advanced. Dé La Salle Joliet St. Xavier Cincinnati and Spalding Peoria won their first round games. Creighton High Omaha drew a bye as St. Mel Chicago withdrew. Today's pairings include St. Patrick North Platte Netva Pie Nono St Francis Wis Bishop England Charleston vs Immaculate Conception Rapid City.
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Midwest
Loyola University
Dé la Salle
Joliet
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Spalding
Peoria
Creighton University High of
Omaha
St.Mel
St. Patrick
North Platte
Net
Pie Nono
St. Francis
Wis
Miller to Spot McLarnin In Madison Square Garden Bout
Ray Miller of Chicago and Jimmy McLarnin, billed as a welterweight, meet at Madison Square Garden in a buildup bout. Miller, renowned for a powerful left hand, will weigh about 125 pounds while McLarnin scales near 146, with both fighters relying on past performances and reputations to draw fans. The bout is framed as a dramatic weight mismatch showcasing two rising stars.
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McLarkin
New York
Mar
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
Celtic
McLarnin
Miller
Indians Improved Most In American League Says Railbirds
Baseball scouts in New Orleans rate the 1925 Cleveland Indians as the league’s most improved outfit, with Roger Peckinpaugh reshaping the infield by adding Jackie Tavener and Joey Sweeney, new outfielders Porter and Everitt, and a pitching staff led by Zinn and Holloway. Veteran Grover Hartley acts as coach.
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Associated Press
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Baseball Wise Railbirds
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Redskins
Roger Peckinpaugh
Jackie Tavener
Joey S2well
Dick Porter
Earl Everiil
Bi Walk
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Sox
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Moat
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Chance
Jing Zinn
A. A
Luke Sewell
Sewell Brothers
Glenn Wyatt
Grover Hartley
Billy Evans
Ken Holloway
Detroit
Wesley Ferrell
Terre Haute
Verne Unederbill
Fanny
Willis
Hudlin
Walter Miller
Joe Shaule
George Grant
Mel Harder
John Milius
Old-Time Ballplayers Speak on Big Time Baseball
In Winter Haven Florida Burt Shotton talks to visiting reporters about returning to the major leagues with the Philadelphia Phillies. Eddie Collins discusses potential Athletics management and the Babe Ruth’s love of baseball, while Rogers Hornsby and Buck Weaver are noted for their on-field camaraderie and passion for the game.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Winter Haven
Fla
Burt Stotton
Emi Carrigan
Burt Shotton
Philadelphia
Phillies
Ak Menaser
Phillea
Shotton
Billy Southworth
Southworth
Deere
Gehrig
Beta
Ong
Eddie
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie
Pr. Myers
Athle
Babe
Haseball
The
Athletics
Hrim
Buck Weaver
Comment on all-time baseball picks including Buck Weaver
A reader argues Buck Weaver should be considered among the all-time greats at third base, asserting his superiority and placing him alongside Jimmy Collins in a top player list. The remark challenges others who exclude Weaver from legacy discussions.
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Buck Weaver
Jimmy Collins
Solites Lead as Bowling Standings Creep Ahead
The Solites top Stanolind Bowling league with a 1 0 record and hold first place after a win and a loss while Potarinos slide after three straight losses. High scores include Larson 564 for three games with Iso Vis and Johnson 22 for one game with Polarines. Perfections, Semdacs, Red Crowns also notch series victories over Polarines, Iso Vis, and Solites respectively.
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Stanolind Bowling League
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Larson
Iso Vis
Johnson
Polarines
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Semdacs
Red Crowns
Solites
Segrave Gar Wood Race Again Today
Segrave and Gar Wood prepare for a second Biscayne Bay race at the Miami Beach Yacht club regatta. Segrave won the first race yesterday as Wood fixed Miss America VII after a steering failure. The 12 mile course tests whether Segrave’s 69.228 mph speed record will be surpassed.
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Flla
H. O. D. Segrave
Gar Wood
Segrave
Miami Beach Yacht Club
Wood
Biscayne Bay
Gversge
Segrave Yesgergere
Loughran Trains in Private Amid Puzzling Withdrawal
Tommy Loughran the light heavyweight champion retreated to private training after public exhibitions in Chicago, fueling speculation about his sudden move. He aims to trim weight from 183 to 175 pounds for a title defense next week against Mickey Walker, with Walker himself training on the East Coast and not arriving until Monday.
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Mar
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Loughran
Ciary
Jack Kearns
Walker
East
Baseball Training Camp Roundup in 1929 Exhibitions
In spring camps across Florida and nearby states, teams split results and shuffle rosters. Brooklyn’s Robins dropped a 6 3 decision to the Phillies after leading late. Giants work on defense under John McGraw. Haney to play third for the Cardinals in Miami. White Sox scene of injuries with Kerr, Kamm, and Ari Shires sidelined. Athletics trim rookies at Fort Myers as Mack and others reassess.
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Joe Sewell
Tavener
Carl Lind
Lew Vonseca
Johnny Hadaon
Fonseca
May Gardner
New Orleans
Porter
Arevill
Basl
Jamieson
Bib Falk
Ed Morgan
Avon Park
All Star Bask etbal Team Demand Inspires Talk
A curious sports column notes rising chatter about an All Star basketball team in the United States. It mixes anecdotes from spring training, boxing, and baseball as it comments on players, coaches, and the quirky crossovers of sport life in a bustling, opinionated tone.
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Int & Sport
Devils Defeat Sioux Tire in SD Independent Title Game
Nearly 1,000 fans packed Neowfield as Friedman's Devils of Devils City clinched South Dakota independent basketball championship by beating Sioux Tire and Battery 54-40. Hoag Holgate led the Devils with 11 field goals and a free throw, while Sessler for Sioux Tire scored 19.
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Devils
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Sioux Falls
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Metlarney
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Cy Wolgate
Sessler
Lion Club
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