Promoters’ Parley in Chicago Starts Talk of Big Fight
Chicago February talks moved toward a world heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and William Stribling. Promoters Carey Jacobs Clark Getz discussed site likely Soldier Field and probable date June 13. Stribling will return to Macon after repairing his plane from a rainstorm incident.
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Germany
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Tex Rick
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Soldier Field
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Houston
Texas
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Young) Stribling
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Mexico
Champ Clark
San Antonio
Camera Sharkey Battle Likely This June in Brooklyn
Rumors say Primo Camera may fight Jack Sharkey in Brooklyn this June pending Primo’s reinstatement in New York. Carnera remains barred. reinstatement hinges on agreeing to box Johnston and charity as the chief beneficiary. Sharkey reportedly has three summer bouts agreed, with a potential semi final setup paralleling Schmeling and Stribling.
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Billy Vaughn Wins On Rapid City Card Showdown
Rapid City card features Billy Vaughn of Scottsbluff Neb defeating Billy Love in a ten round main bout and Yammering Huntley of Rapid City prevailing over Liedtke of Aberdeen in a tough eight round semi final. Miller of Jeffers is noted in a four round bout with Curley earning a win.
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Scotts Blur
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Ray Richardo Throws Soldat At Sioux City Meet
Ray Richardo defeats Soldat at Sioux City in a tense race. Bick finishes second with 52 seconds as a close finish narrows the field. Adam Kreigar of Imcels and French of Peewick placed among notable entrants in the semi lineup.
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Bucky Harris Optimistic On Detroit Tigers Major League Return
Detroit manager Bucky Harris says the Tigers look strong for the coming season with depth at shortstop and outfield. He cites Akers Koenig Owens and a revamped outfield plus a mound crew including Wyatts and Sorrell. Harris asserts the club is primed after a California camp and believes in strong offensive and defensive balance.
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San Francisco
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Bucky Harris
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Akers
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Owens
Seattle
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Walker
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Ivey Shiver
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Waite Hoyt
Dale Alexander
Charlie Gehringer
Marty SirManus
Joe” Dugan
California
Tigers
Pfann Sees Rugby Popularity Rising in America
George Pfann, Cornell all American quarterback and New York Rugby Club figure, predicts rugby will grow in the United States as an intra mural and inter fraternity sport. He contrasts English and American styles, praises the American captain system, and notes rugby’s potential to rival basketball in participation.
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Baseball Leaders To Attend Funeral
Leaders of baseball gathered today in Cleveland for a funeral service. Prominent figures from teams and leagues attended, reflecting on the late figure’s impact on the sport and its community. The gathering underscored the sport’s connection to history and tradition.
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Orcutt Wins Medal Then Faces Batchelder In Match Play
Maureen Orcutt Englewood N J posted a 75 to win the qualifying medal in the north and south championship. She was matched against Ruth Batchelder West Newton Mass in today’s first round. Orcutt led medal scores with two strokes better than Gienna Collett's 77 in 1926. Other morning matches feature Helen Stillick versus Mrs Hill Marian Bennett against Mrs C R Harbraught and others including Edith Quier and Virginia Van Wir in several cross matches.
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West Newton
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Mise Orcutt
Gienna Collett
Glenna
Virginia van Wle
Chicago
Migs Orcutt
Helen Stillick
Greenwich
Conn
Hill
Kansas City
Marian Bennett
New Britain
C. R. Harbraught
Cleveland
Unclear fragmentary report on a race or event outcome
Fragmentary OCR text mentions excitement around a victory and a crowd of 428 in an unclear setting. Names and specifics are unreadable, providing no verifiable entities or concrete facts for a fuller summary.
Lampe Faces Jack Ryan at 132 Feet Bell Summe
A brief note from near University of Chicago lists Mer. Simer A Lampe contending with Jack Ryan in a 132 feet bell summe event. Details are partially obscured but indicate a competition result or headlining matchup between two named individuals in a local venue.
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Mer. S
Simer A. Lampe
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University of Chicago
Jack Ryan
Kimrey Wins State Heavyweight Championship Fight
Kimrey, a 253 pound heavyweight, has surged into the title picture by defeating Ad Warres to claim the state heavy weight championship. He weighs 253 pounds and stands at three feet eleven inches, with a habit of missing no Sundays at church.
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Dewey Kimrey
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Price Ring
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Ad Warres
Ha Bs
National Bank Team Enters D-Ball Loop
DES MOINES IA The National Bank team enters the D-Ball loop filling one vacancy after a manager meeting. The new outfit will be composed of National Bank of Huron employees and NorthWestern Public Service Company offices. One team remains unnamed.
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Pete John Hinzean
Monagers
National Bank of Huron
Queerel
Morthweefarn Public Service Company
Chicago and Morth Western
Ieut
Huron Rifle Club II Wins Indoor Match at Club Range
Members of the Huron Rifle club defeated Company OC 466 to 431 in an indoor match contested across four positions with two caliber rifles. Top scorers were Cook 96, Jackson 45, Winters 92, Pellant 92, and Ashman 91 for the club. Company C’s Lundblad 86, Gilland 84, Cotton 86, Haxmen 87, Bowe 88. Pellant achieved perfect scores from sitting and prone. stand and kneel saw 21 in each. The club plans further indoor shoots tonight and outdoor matches Sunday, with potential summer clashes against other regional clubs. Pellant, secretary-treasurer, rode today. Yale Gun Club visit discussed for a possible match. Yale has 43 members, among the largest in South Dakota.
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South Dakota
C N W League Plans Summer Sports
The Dakota Division Athletic association will meet in the division accountant's office at the freight house on Wednesday at 5 p.m. to plan summer activities for the Chicago and North Western rail line. Bids will be opened for completing the six hole golf course and officers will be elected.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Dakota Division Athletic Association
J. J. Burns
Claude Thatcher
Cecil Buck
Exhibition Results Highlight Early Baseball Observations
AP reports from Fort Worth Athens Macon and Atlanta cover strong pitching by Garland Braxton praise for Lew Krausse from Mickey Cochrane and optimistic notes on Cincinnati Reds Dan Howley St Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox plans. Mentioned are Lyons Thomas Frasier Moore and McManus with focus on player potential and end-of-season goals.
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Chicago White Sox
Donie Bush
Garland Braxton
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Lyons
Thomas
Athens
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
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Krausse
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Hommell
Bandy Accepts Knight Challenge for April Boxing Card
Aberdeen welterweight Bandy agreed to meet Battling Handy of Huron after Knight issued a challenge for the April 7 boxing card. If deals with promoter Munson and manager Reiss close, Knight and Bandy may appear on the semi windup. Headliners include Dick Demeray versus Kid Cotton, and Braun versus a 10 round bout, with Kid Lenhart and Lefty Delo y added to the card.
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State Golf Tourney Moved Up To June In Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Golf Association announces the annual event will run June 21 to 27 at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls to avoid July heat. The course updates include an 18 hole layout along the Big Sioux River and a new swimming pool. In 1929 the tournament drew the largest entry, with heavy rains last time forcing completion on a makeshift course.
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Bruder to Enter Pro Wrestling to Support Bride
Hank Bruder, famed captain of Northwestern’s 1930 football title team, will begin wrestling professionally. He says financial need drives the move and that lack of prior wrestling experience won’t deter him. He plans to pursue earnings to support his wife.
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$5 000 In Prizes Await Leaders In South Tourney
Prizes totaling $5,000 awaited the first players to finish the southeastern open golf tournament finals. Willie MacFarlane of New York and Pay Runyan of White Plains led by three strokes after 36 holes at Forrest Hill Ride course with 142. Clarence Hackeney of Atlantic City and Bill Mehlham of Chicago tied for third at 144. Gene Sarazen and Johnny Golden’s expected clash fell flat as Golden did not enter. Tumesa, Hagen, and Cruickshank tied for fifth at 246. Dave Guelvie led at 148 with Wily Cox, Craig Wood, and Johnny Farrell close behind.
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Willie MacFarlane
New York
Pay Runyan
White Plains
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Seld
Forrest Hill Ride
Clarence Hackeney
Atlantic City
Bill Mehlham
Dave Guelvie
Augusta Pro
Wily Cox
Brooklyn
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Johnny Farrell
Mzawa
Oneck
Fist Fight Ends California State Teachers College Girls Game
In California Pennsylvania a girls basketball game ended early after a fight between Leona Cantwell of the Vanities and Sarah Robertson of California led to a melee. The score was tied 19 near halftime before chaos forced removal of the Vanities from the floor.
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California State Teachers College
California Girls
Goldenson Vanities
Pitts‘burgh
Leona Cantwell
Vanities
Sarah Robertson
Fights Last Night Results Across Cities
Results from yesterday show Boston A defeating Chattanooga S A 5 to 2 in Chattanooga Tennessee. Chicago N beat Pittsburgh N 38 to 3 in Los Angeles. New York A beat Atlanta S A 14 to 5 in Birmingham Alabama. Philadelphia A defeated Atlanta S A 2 to 5 in Atlanta Georgia. Rochester A topped Alabama Poly 5 to 10 in Greensboro North Carolina. St Louis N beat Boston N 4 in Bradenton Florida. Tonight’s schedule lists Brooklyn N versus Cincinnati in Macon Georgia and Philadelphia I versus Sco 8 in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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