Chicagoan Defeats Petrolle In Chicago Stadium Bout
Chicago lightweight Barney Ross defeated Billy Petrolle in a unanimous decision before about 15 000 fans at the Chicago Stadium. Ross outboxed the veteran and earned a shot at Tony Cam pheri’s world title, with Canzoneri expressing respect for the Chicago youth’s performance.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Barney Ross
Ghemo
Tony Campheri
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Ross
Rossy
Billy
Cargoneri
Canzoneri
Petrolle
Phil Collins
William Battle
Edward Klein
Metcalfe Repeats Win Over Toppino
Metcalfe equalized his indoor 60 yard dash world mark and defeated rival Emmett Toppino at the Canadian indoor championships in Toronto. The United States dominance was led by Glen Cunningham while George Spitz, Phil Edwards, and others also shined in sprint and distance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
South Bend
Ind
Topping
Bert Pearson
Glen Cunningham
Kansas
United States
Cunningham
Phil Edwards
George Spitz
New York University
Toppino
Metcalfe
Canada
O'Neil
Marquette
J. Tierney
William Heinz
Cincinnati
E. Kubash
Mar|quette
Lake Preston To Stage Cage Meet
Lake Preston high school hosts a two day independent basketball tournament in the auditorium Friday and Saturday. De Smet faces Lake Preston Friday at 9 PM with Iroquois meeting Howard Saturday at 10 AM, Bancroft Ramona vs. Bancroft at 10, and winners advancing to 11:30 AM and 1:30 PM semis while losers contest at 2:30 and 3:30 PM. Final and consolation finals Saturday night refereed by T Rider of Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Lake Preston High School
Hetland
de Smet
Iroquois
Howard Tangle
Ramona Secing Bancroft
Lt A.m
T. Rider
High School
Catese Swimmers Compete In Annual State Meet
National AAU championships draw about 60 entrants from 32 colleges to Yale pool in New Haven. Contenders arrive for workouts ahead of finals scheduled for Saturday over nine events. Lang of Minnesota is among the entrants.
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Catese
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lang
Minnesota
Old Timers Rally To Trim Tigers In Exhibition
In San Antonio the old timers staged a late rally to beat the Tigers 5 to 3 in a seven inning exhibition. Trailing 5 to 0 after the first half, Wyatt, David and Gehring singled off Marrow, with Stone homering in the sixth to spark the comeback. Davis drew a walk, Owen was hit, Sehringer singled and stole, and Walker added a run with a single.
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Tigers
San Antonio
Tex
Yannigans
Wyatt
David
Gehringer
Marrow
Puy
Stone
Wother
Davis
Owen
Sehringer
Walker
Browns Poised For Low Finish Despite Ball's Cash Spree
NEA Service Sports Editor Bill Braucher notes the St Louis Browns, despite owner Phil Ball's big spending, look set for no better than seventh place. Manager Bill Killefer is capable but lacking a top crown, with youth and promising players like Reynolds, West, Campbell, and Knott offering hope for a future rebuild. The team needs hitters, pitchers, and depth in experience to reach the first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Braucher
NEA
New York
Mer
St. Louis Browns
Phil Ball
Jacob Ruppert
Bill Killefer
Wott
Jimmy McAleer
George Stovall
Branel
Hickey
Lee Fohl
George Sisler
Dan Howley
Browns Uo
Mr. Ball
Killefer
Bill
Oscar Melillo
Burns l
Levey
Art Schavem
Reynolds
West
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
pGostiz
Schulte
Stewart
Campbell
Ted Gullic
Milwaukee
Debs Garris
Ina
Bruce Campbell
White Sox
Blaehelder
Hadley
Gray
Hebert
Cooney
Lloyd Brown
Dish Coffman
Goslin
Brown
Coffman
Jack Knott
Brewers
Penny Bengough
Muddy Ruel
Rick Ferrell
Benny
Muddy
Ruth To Cavort For Yanks Again
In St Petersburg Ruth will again entertain for the New York Yankees on a $52,000 salary, the lowest since 1921. After a year of bargaining with Col Ruppert, Ruth accepted concessions to settle at this figure, $500 below the 1923 to 1926 level, with Ruth noting his age and a bit of weight to trim. He earned $80,000 in 1930 31 and $75,000 last season.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Babe
Col. Ruppert
Rith
Ruth
Craig Wood Extends Lead With Radium Springs Win
Craig Wood added $94, boosting his winter golf season total to $4,855.08 after winning the Radium Springs Open. Paul Runyan remains second with $4,092, followed by Denny Shute and Hudson. Key leaders include Horton Smith, John Revolta, and Walter Hagen among others as two major money events, the Charsten Open and the North and South at Pinehurst, remain on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Craig Wood
Radium Springs
Deal
N. J
Paul Runyan
Denny Shute
Hudson
Professional Galfers Association
Horton Smith
John Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Charles Guest
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Harry Cooper
de Nutra
Santa Monica
Calié
al Espinosa
Akron
Willie Humter
Los Angeles
Jao Diegel
Agus Caliente
Mexico
al Watrous
Ray Mangrum
Dallas
Gene Sarazen
New York
EF Dudley
Augusta
a—Hagem
Jacksonville
Fla
Mer
Pinehurst
Ferrell Signs With Browns End Holdout
Rick Ferrell, the St. Louis Browns stalwart catcher and last holdout, signed his 1933 contract last night in West Palm Beach. Terms were not disclosed, but salary figures are believed near seven thousand dollars. Ferrell led the Browns last year with a .312 batting average and 31 runs batted in.
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Ferrell
Browns
West Palm Beach
Fia
St. Louis Browns
Rick Ferrell
Preya
Athletics Defeat Reds in Fort Myers Exhibition
In an exhibition game at Fort Myers Florida the Athletics beat the Reds by a single run. The teams totaled eight hits for Cincinnati and nine for the Athletics, with the decisive moments scrambling late in the contest.
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REDS
Fort Myers
Fla
Gettysburg Indees End Season With Loss To Pros
Gettysburg Indees wrap up their basketball season by losing 42 to 24 to the Terrible Swedes, a professional quint, in Gettysburg. The team finished 20 wins and 2 losses, with key victories including a decisive win over the House of David of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Managed by Clifford Hart, they outscored opponents 1149 to 763. they also won Agar gold at Agar, defeating the Blue Jays 44 to 2, after a 32-30 semifinal over Cheyenne Agency.
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Gettysburg
Mar
Indees
Clifford Hart
Agar
Agar Blue Jays
Cheyenne Agency
U S Favorits In Grand National Steeplechase
At Aintree England on March 23 the 84th Grand National features a field of about thirty horses. American owned contenders include Trouble Maker Dusty Foot Heartbreak Hill and Kellsboro Jack while Dusty Foot leads a group of five entries from J. Whitney and others.
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Aintree
England
Stephen Sanford i
Sergeant Murphy
A. C. Schwartz
Jack Homer
J.E. Whitney
Dusty Foot
Mra C. S.bird
Whitney
Lone Eagle
Thomond T
Royal Ransom
Sord Slater
M.D. Blair
Ballyhanwood
F. Ambrose
Clark
Chadd
Ford
P. Ambrose
s.Kellsboro
J. A. Drake
Cour. de Chapeau
J. B. Snow
Delaneige
Jess Metcalf
Theras
Four Women's Teams Still In Cage Meet
In Wichita on March 2, the women's national basketball title race narrows to four teams: Oklahoma Presbyterian Cardinals, former Texas champions, plus Wichita and Kansas City contenders. Semifinals pit the Cardinals against Stethen Club while Dallas Golden Cycle faces Wichita Thirstons. Fort Worth Lincas were noted as having previously fallen.
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Wichita
Kan
Mar
Cardinals
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Gol
Texas
Kansas City
Oklahoma Redbirds
Durant
Stethen ‘Club
Dallas
Shreveport
Lincas
Grimm Is Pleased With Fine Spirit Of Chicago Ball Club
Chicago Cubs manager Grimm, troubled by lumbago, previews a strong roster led by Babe Herman and Kiki Cuyler. He praises the club’s depth, notes pitching needs, and expects improved offense with Hartnett, Taylor, and a revamped outfield as the season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimm
Spirit of
Chicago Ball Club
Russell
J. Newland
Associated: Press
San Francisco
Mar
Charley
Chicago
Cubs
Babe Herman
Totmora
Pittsburgh
Cubs Pilot
Floyd
Brooklyn
Herman
Riggs Stephenson
Kiki Cuyler
Frank Demaree
Vince Barton
Paul McCarron
McCarron
Albany
Barton
Burleigh
Grimes
Guy Bush
LeRoy Herrmann
Pat Malone
Len Warneke
Charley Root
Lyle Tinning
Carroll Yerkes
Beryl Richmondang
Roy Henshayn
Richmond
Baltimore
Henshaw
University of Chicago
Gabby” Hartnett
Zack Taylor
Bill Campbell
Fried men Devils To Play Wesleyan Here Monday
Friedman Devils, an independent team with only two losses this season, travel to Redfield to meet Dakota Wesleyan, four time conference champions. Peter and Cy Holgate, former stars of Dakota Wesleyan, join Friedman’s lineup as receipts from the game benefit the Redfield High School Athletics Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman Devils
Wesleyan
Redfield
Dakota’ Wesleyan
Peter and
Cy Holgate
Kota Wesleyan
Friedman’ Lneup
Redfield High School Athletics Association
Gopher Prep Cagers In State Tournament Clash
Minneapolis North faces Mount Morris and Rochester meets Monticello in the state tournament round tonight. Regional champions clash as the big event on the calendar unfolds with public interest high and teams chasing upsets.
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Gopher Prep
Minneapol
Mintoday
Sregiu Musket
Mountain
Minneapolis
Monti
Gidea
Rochester
Devens Starts Good Babe Ball with Yankees Ties
Devens begins with the New York Yankees connection involving Harvard players who trained or treed to the team, as negotiations and agreements were reached.
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Devens
New York Yankees
Harvard
Women golfers advance in North and South tourney
Eight first round winners move to the second round of the 31st North and South tournament in Pinehurst. Maureen Orcutt of Englewood leads the field with a win over Gail Maxwell, while Edith Quier and Bernice Wall also posted early victories.
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Kansas City
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Z. E. Windersein
Philadelphia
Orcutt
Gail Maxwell
Springlake
N. J
Hill
J.wi, Honpes
Kennet Square
Quier
Cleveland
Grace Amory
Great Neck
L. L
Miss Wall
Mra. Windersein
Winniig
R. E. Barlow
Bryn Mawr
Revolta Favored in Charleston Open Play
Johnny Revolta, from Menominee Michigan, is a slight favorite at the Charleston Open golf tournament at the Charleston Country Club. He posted a 68 in practice rounds, while Craig Wood and Denny Shute contend for winter honors as the field tees off for 72 holes in windy conditions.
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Charleston
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Revolta
Charleston Country Club
Johnny Farrell
Craig Wood
Faul Bunyan
White Plains
Denny Shute
Cleveland
Martino Surprises By Whipping Tut in San Francisco
San Francisco welterweight Brice Marino upset King Tut of Minneapolis in a dramatic 10 round decision amid seven knockdowns. Marino weighed 147 pounds to Tut 164, as crowds witnessed an unexpected victory in the light bout.
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Martino
San Francisco
Brice' Marino
Sturdy Young
San J .Francisco
King’'Tut
Minneapolis
Mnhout
Marino
Exhibition Scores and Today’s Schedule From AP Results
Yesterday results list games across cities with scores for St Louis New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and more. Today’s schedule features matchups in Florida California and other venues including Boston St Louis Brooklin Philadelphia Newark Cleveland New Orleans Chicago Seattle and San Francisco with venues in Bradenton Fort Myers St Petersburg Winter Haven Santa Cruz and Los Angeles.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Washington
Atlanta
Newark
Cleveland
New Orleans
Chicago
Missions
Baltimore
Montreal
Boston
Bradenton
Fla
Brooklin
West Palm Beach
Fort Myers
Los Angeles
Winter Haven
Fis
Seattle
Santa Cruz
Calif
San Francisco
San Fransisco
St Xavier Favored In Catholic Tourney
St Xavier of Louisville emerged as the prohibitive favorite after an easy 38 to 14 victory over St Thomas Cadets of St Paul. They face defending champion St Patrick of Chicago in the second round Friday, while St Leo of Minot meets St Rita of Chicago. The Minnesota U hockey team claimed its eighth Western Conference title in 1933.
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Chicago
Tigers
St. Xavier
Louisville
St. Thomas Cadets
St Paul
St. Patrish's
St. Patrick
Gibault High
Vincennes
Ind
St Leo
Minot
N.D
St. Rita
Welterweight To Enter State Event Terpstra Survives
Webster reports northern region boxers advance to the American Legion amateur tournament in Stone Falls. Regional results list Aberdeen Andover Huron and Britten with multiple contestants, plus wins by Dresselhuys Peckham Thermey and Vandebrake. Terpstra, the only heavyweight, advances to the state tourney.
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Webster
Mar
P-Aberdeen
Andover
Huron
Britter
Butter
Jone
American Legion
Stone Falls
George Dresselhuys
Aberdeen
Marty Cannady
Millians
Wiliam van Osdel
Aberdean
Kenneth Peckham
Bristol
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Chicago Barney Ross defeated Billy Petrolle by points while Waring Milling and Johnny Pena drew in a 10 round bout. Charlie Retzlaff knocked out Walter Cobb in one round. In San Francisco Babe Marino outpointed King Tut over 60 rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Barney Ross
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. C
Waring Milling
Los Angeles
Johnny Pena
New York
Drew
Charlie Retzlaff
Duluth
Mian
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
San Francisco
Babe Marino
Sant Fransisco
King Tut
Minneapolis
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Ross Barns
Theimer
Raign
Petrelle
Rost
Michigan
St Louis
U.S
Cub
Billy Herman
Jurges
Elwood English
Marl Koenig
Yankees
Stanley Hack
Harvey Hendrick
Hendrick
Koenig
Harry Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Misa Jesse Purvis
Des Plaines
Jimmy Jacobson
Met
Coleman Clark
Maureen Orcutt
Helen Waring
University of Minnesota
Terpstra
Calmenson
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