Brawlers Shine in Ten Round Boxing Card Draws
Promoter L. L. Blake staged the first Hire on event with Battling Cotton KOing Zack Hobbs in the opener while Falegano and Shannon fought to a draw. Knight and LeClair also drew after a tough 10 rounds, as Stemmerson stopped Osman in six. The card drew strong attendance and mixed results across a crowded ring night.
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Applesauce Worries Zuppke This Season
Coach Bob Zuppke rues distractions from endorsements and clippings affecting players this season. He notes media praise inflates players who stay home reading about themselves, while the team bears the burden of expectations and develops performance strain.
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National League urged to end dead at recovery point policy
The piece argues the National League should copy football rules to rule dead at recovery. It notes a coming qualifier excluding storms and strikeouts when a team wins the world championship. Bleachers near Mack’s Park deemed dangerous by the inspector after reports on Chicago pitchers.
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Football Rules Committee
Mack's Park
Chicago
Ounning Busi Sai
Athletics
Jones Defeated in Decision Bout at San Francisco
In a brutal ten round welterweight clash before 39000 spectators Jackie Fields retained the title with a five round margin over Gorilla Jones Akron Ohio wrestler. Jones pressed the pace early, but Fields’ stamina and aggression wore down the challenger in the later rounds.
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Gorilla Jones
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New York
Davy Abad
Panama
Maxie Rogsenblaam
Joe Sekura
Dayton
Yale Okun
Matt Adin
Jack Berg
England
Terug Flowers
New
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Pittsburgh
Will Davies
Chatlerot
Frank Young
Detroit
Iempion
Lerian League catcher dies after truck collision
Walter Levian, Philadelphia National League catcher, died from injuries after being struck by a motor truck on a sidewalk in Baltimore. Police cited driver Charles Lloyd and a collision with another machine as causes. Levian, with the Phillies in 1925 and a .243 season, had previously played for the New Haven club.
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Walter Levian
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Cubs Achieve Striking Feats In World Series Showdown
The article recalls a dramatic 1929 World Series where Cubs pitchers and hitters set records and stellar feats. Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons highlighted heroic play, while Jim Dykes and Pat Morone delivered clutch defense and pitching. The Athletics battled but Chicago claimed the title in the decisive fifth game amid roaring crowds.
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Ness Young
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Kiki Caylor
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Maroon ready to upset Purdue in Saturday tilt
Chicago aims to stun Purdue as the Maroons install a power offense. Coach Stage prepares for the Boilermakers who held Michigan 30 to 16, while Ohio State worries over a busy conference slate. Northwestern and Minnesota also eye key matchups ahead this week.
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Associated. Press Sparks
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A. A. Stags
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Chicago
Boilermakers
Michigan
Maroons
Sam Willaman
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Yowa
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Bob Zunpke
Marty Kipke
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Wineis
Yale's 140 Pound Back Sets The Pace
Albie Booth, a slight 140 pound first year at Yale, leads East Coast football with passing, punting, and ball carrying. The sophomore back outshines veterans, inspiring teammates with natural leadership and a striking drop kick threat, while adding electric spark fans feel in the stands.
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Eaxtern
Albie Booth
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Blue
Rising Lincoln Climbs to Third in City Speedball Standings
Lincoln high rises to third place in intramural speedball after 3 0 win over McKinley and 16 3 over Wilson. Washington leads the league with three wins and two losses, Tellerson and A Lerene Firman anchor top riding, while McKinley and Wilson hover near the top with undefeated RB standings.
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Omaha Bout Schedule Change In Omaha Card
Promoters announced a change in the Friday night fight card here with Omaha boxer Lope Terorlo to replace Vincentia who sent word he was ill with grippe and would be unable to fight. The ten round main event pits Terorlo against King Tuta.
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Ancient Rivalry Backbone In East Saturday
Six intersectional games headline a football Saturday with Army Yale Dartmouth Harvard and Syracuse Brown on tap Carnegie Tech Notre Dame clash looms as the only strong rival. Notre Dame and Army shine as strong teams while Yale Harvard and Dartmouth seek to prove themselves against tough foes in a day of classic tests.
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Yale
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Nary- Princeton
Syracuse
Knute Rockne
Ramblers
Carnegie
Howard Harpster
Notre Dame
Rod Rockne
Castles
Elder
Britt
Yate
Dartmouth
Marsters
Columbia
Golf Grand Tour To Begin In Oklahoma
A sweeping professional golf circuit opens with the Oklahoma City open this weekend featuring Bil Mebloom Craig Wood and BUL Burke-Jeaves. The tour stretches from Honolulu to Mexico and back to Florida with total prize money near 125000 and Agua Caliente offering the richest purse at 25000.
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Pinehurst
Bil Mebloom
Graig Wood
Bul Burke-Jeaves
Oklahoma City
Honoolulu
Mexico
Florida
Fenruary
Golf crowd silence fades as cheers invade Pebble Beach match
An old custom of保持 quiet at golf tours gives way to vocal galleries at Pebble Beach. Jimmy Johnston earns cheers while Dr. Willing’s cautious play draws sharp roars from the stands. Tolley’s trouble and Willing’s scrutiny fuel a spectator clash as cheers replace quiet observation.
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Pebbie Beach
Jimmy Johnston
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Cyril Tolley
Wat Yan
Dyrling
Pebble Beach
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Dempsey, Dundee, and Society Gaffe Recap From Early OWicaro Night
The fragment recalls Dempsey echoing Rick stunts in his OWicaro debut with military style ushers and a speech about local residents, while Dundee remains a veteran fighter past his prime. Wagner, Hildreth, and photographers surface in scattered lines as gossip and conjecture mingle with hints of golf and public interest in near-future events.
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Rick
Owicaro
Jack
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Johnny Dundee
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
Sam Hildreth
Dakota Day Tilt Sets Stage For Homecoming Contests
South Dakota and State College grid teams square off in eight conference games this weekend. Huron College opens against Sioux Falls College. Dakota Wesleyan faces Eastern Normal at Mitchell. Northern Normal visits Spearfish Normal. Augustana plays Southern Normal at Sioux Falls. Dakota Wesleyan and Norfolk School meet. Yanksin College and School of Mines not playing. Coyotes and Jackrabbits duel in Vermilion with North Central implications. Dakota State records tense as teams chase standings.
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Death of Iron Man Joe McGinnity in Brooklyn
Brooklyn aged 60 or so veteran pitcher Joe McGinnity, famed Iron Man of the National League, is reported near death at his Brooklyn home. Doctors say little chance of recovery as he nears the end of a 32-year baseball career. Other brief notes mention Tully Griffith defeating Sammy Martin in Sioux City and Mendes knocking out Cook in New Bedford, with Jarrell stopping Kaufman in Louisville.
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Jimmy Mendes
George Cook
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Pee Wee Jarrell
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