Tommy Loughran to Defend Title Against Walker
Chicago reports that Tommy Loughran will defend his world light heavyweight title against Mickay Walker in a March 23 bout at Paddy Harmon’s new Chicago Stadium. The show, opening with a double card and a 25,000-seat capacity, aims to surpass Madison Square Garden in scale with tickets priced from 2.20 to 21.60.
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Fights Last Night In San Juan Madrid
In San Juan Porto Boaranc eudun of Spain KO'd Francis Cruz of Portugal. In Madrid Al Brown of Panama defeated Benasconi of Italy by decision.
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Walker Promoter Plan Sets Odd Prize for Loughran Fight
Chicago dispatch reports promoter Paddy Harmon arranged a betting style split for the Night heavyweight title bout between Mickey Walker and Tommy Loughran. If Walker wins he loses about 40 000 while if he loses he also forfeits about 40 000, with Loughran taking 53 percent of gross profits and paying Walker either 50000 or 10000 as specified. Jack Kearns defends the plan, claiming the bout is worth hundreds of thousands and ensures Walker fights to win.
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Petrolle Offered Match for World Lightweight Title
Chicago March 25 Jack Hurley manager of Wargo Express and Billy Petrolle report receipt of an offer from back Dempsey to match Petrolle with Mandell for the lightweight world title. The offer centers on a bout to decide the championship with both fighters poised for action.
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Light Heavyweight Clash Headlines Philadelphia Card
A Thursday boxing lineup features Tommy Loughran defending his title against Mickey Walker in a light heavyweight clash. Benny Bugs meets Harry Forbes in a ten round junior welterweight bout. Baby JosGaus faces Louis Kech in Chester in another ten rounder. Billy Wallace boxes Jos Medill in Cleveland in a 12 rounder. Mushy Coleman fights Jackie Carr in Glenvale for a ten round junior welterweight bout.
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Vermillion Spring Football Prep At South Dakota
At the University of South Dakota in Vermillion on March 25 spring football preparation begins for the arduous schedule, including two Army at West Point contests next fall. Coach V E Montgome ary maps a month of drills to teach fundamentals, build muscle coordination, and work on formations for next season. Rough work marks the spring training, with Montgomery cautioning against full scrimmage to prevent injuries despite benefits.
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Valley City Clinches North Dakota State Hoop Title
Valley City High School won the North Dakota state basketball championship with a 16 to 13 victory over Bismarck. The half ended tied 9 to 9 and Valley City led 13 to 10 after the third period.
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Puzzle clue hints at easy job origins in ad bars
Puzzle 48 mentions Pot Cilneae origin and a solution found on the want ad BARS. The fragment suggests a wordplay puzzle from a newspaper page concerning simple occupations and classified ads.
Ex club head explains method of covering up players
A NEA summary reports Dick Meade outlining how clubs allegedly moved players via friendly teams to evade draft penalties after Commissioner Landis declared major league players free agents. The process involved sales, hidden funds, and potential returns, with judges and auditors able to expose the scheme.
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McGraw Sees Giants Poised For Strong Season
Giants manager John McGraw spoke at San Antonio training camp about his belief the 1922 club is an upgrade over last year. He cited improved knowledge of players Benton Hogan Welch and Cohen, highlighted Tony Kanutiman and Kauffman, and noted luck and health as factors for pennant chances.
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Pair Of Jacks Meet In Chicago Tonight
In Chicago on March 23, Jackie Fields and Young Jack Thompson clash for the welterweight world title in a 20 round bout at 147 pounds in the old Coliseum. The match, promoted as a decisive crown, follows a ruling by the National Boxing association that Joe Dundee vacated the claim and the winner would be recognized in 32 states as the successor. Fields, a fast, dynamic favorite at 8 to 3, eyes the championship.
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Rankings Change In Bowling Tournament In Chicago
Bowler from eight states joined the American Bowling Congress tourney in Chicago. St Paul team led with a double division record of 1,326 by Arthur Kasal and James Mitchell. Milwaukees H Yabo took fifth in singles with 679, C Trucks of St Louis won third in all events with 1,890, and G Bricker of Cleveland led with J Parr of Jackson, Mich., a sixth in singles scoring TG.
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Swoll sports tale of bets and big trades relayed
The report sketches a busy morning of Cafiroth Four races then lunch and beer. It highlights Rene Ne Ves the polyglot Belgian, Moe Berg the White Sox catcher fluent in seven languages, and De Vos who can play every instrument. Tony Biddle buys De Vos for $93,090, then lends him to Bronson as part of a plan to secure a fight owner’s tune among Swoll folks.
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McGraw Ponders Rookies Fate With Few Club Openings
Coach McGraw expresses uncertainty about three rookies joining his camp due to limited spots. He cannot guarantee immediate places for them and weighs whether to keep the players without solid prospects.
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Determine Cage Titles in Huron Junior High Tourney
Three class basketball crowns decided in Huron Junior High with the Terrible Five beating Bearcats 16 to 15 in double overtime for Class A. Marines edged Bucks 12 to 11 for Class B, and Scrubs defeated Trojans 13 to 3 for Class C led by captain Harry Joy.
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Enthusiasm Follows Crawford Jordan and Veltman Prospects
The article highlights infielders Crawford and Jordan with high praise from scout Jia who signed them. Outfielder Veltman is also noted as a rising star. McGraw and Boze Bulger discuss market value, comparing them to Lary and Reese, with Jordan projected for first base and potential breakout over the next two years.
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De La Salle Captures Catholic High School Title
Chicago May 25. De La Salle high school of Chicago defeated St. Stanislaus of St. LouisMissouri to win the national Catholic high school basketball tournament. The victory marks De La Salle's third straight national title in as many years.
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Gar Wood to Try For World Speed Record Today
Gar Wood aims to break the world speed boat record at Miami Beach if weather permits. Yesterday’s attempt was postponed by city request since the day was Sunday. His boat Miss America II stands at 98.38 miles per hour and Wood says it is in perfect condition for the run.
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Trade gossip and past baseball deals questioned
The piece recalls trades involving Wilbert and Jersey links to Jess Petty and Harry Riconda, noting Grenal Wright’s injury and an investigation. It also cites earlier Yankees White Sox deals for Rollie Zeider and Babe Burton, Hal Carlson for Jimmy Cooney and Tony Kaufman, and jokes about pre trade checks. It ends with cautions on pre trade investigations and a Kansas City incident with Sonnenberg.
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Five Ball Players Injured In Bus Collision
Five ball players were injured early this morning when a bus collided with a truck near the roadway. The mishap occurred as the bus sideswiped the truck and veered off the road, with all injured players receiving prompt medical attention.Further details on the location and injuries were not immediately available.
Giants Back To Routine After Busy Week
Exhibitions wind down as San Francisco Giants settle into routine after a strenuous week that included two wins over the Chicago White Sox. A next exhibition is slated for Wednesday against the Pirates. The Pirates wrap up the San Francisco district series showing solid form, with infield and outfield likely needing tinkering before the season.
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Moorhead Wins Minnesota State High School Title
Moorhead defeated Hed Wiig 20 to in overtime to capture back to back state basketball championships. It marks Moorhead's second straight title, the first time a team has won consecutive championships in the association, and Moorhead advances to the national tournament at Chicago.
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