15 Round Bouts Rule Sets Standards For NBA Titles
Minneapolis reports that the National Boxing Association adopts 15 round minimums for title fights and sanctions against overweight non title bouts. New officers elected include Edward C. Foster, with Ramey ranked near Canzoneri and Ross, Brouillard, and Rosenbloom named to key divisions. The NBA also severs ties with the International Boxing Union and maintains Canadian boxing union connections.
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National Boxing Association
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Edward C. Foster
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Rhode Island State Athletic Commission
James Brown
Detroit
Jey Ramey
Grand Heapids
Yeeight
Tony Canzoneri
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Barney Ross
Canzoneri
Canadian Boxing Union
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Columbus Wins Playoff Title in American Association
Columbus, member of the Cardinals farm system, won the league playoff series from Minneapolis four games to two to claim its first association pennant since 1907. The final score in game six was 14 to 1, with Columbus totaling 36 hits and 15 home runs across the series. Rochester led the International league final margin against Buffalo two games to one, as Cardinal prospects push the organization forward.
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Wesleyan Football Faces New Season With Light Backfield
Dakota Wesleyan University football opens with only eight returning regulars under coach Stewart A Ferguson. New backs Alpheous Thurlow Rapid City and Paul Catlin Platte show promise while veterans Donald Roberts Cooper Forest Goetz and Charles Raadman Mitchell join a smaller squad.
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Paul Catlin
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Forest Goetz
Charles Raadman
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Burns Loses To Maxey Rosenbloom In San Antonio
In San Antonio last night light heavyweight bout ended with Maxey Rosenbloom defeating Chuck Burns by decision in the tenth round. Referee Kid Alberts scored the bout, with Rosenbloom listed at 173 and Burns at 176 pounds.
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Notre Dame Faces Fresh Shot At Glory Under Hunk
Notre Dame eyes a strong soph core as 68 players report to Hank Anderson for the varsity. With graduation shedding key stars like Kurth Harris Host Moken Sheeketshi Greeney and Koshy, young sophomores led by Willner Sullivan and Maziotti promise a fresh arc for the Irish against Kansas opening the season.
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Win Smith
Joe Sullivan
Marty Paters
Tony Maziotti
Andy Pilney
Mike Layden
Dor Elser
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Senators Are Still Two Games Short Of World Series
The Washington Senators still hold slim hopes for the World Series as they trail with two decisive wins needed, while the Giants clinched the National League title after a 12-3 loss by the Cardinals. The Yankees swept the White Sox, tightening the American League race and keeping Washington’s path open.
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Bates Levinsky Ranked Fourth in World Heavyweight Division
In Minneapolis on September 20 boxing officials placed King Levinsky of Chicago fourth in the world heavyweight ratings after defeating Jack Sharkey. Prime heavyweight titles went to Schmeling and Baer in other weight classes. Barney Ross led the lightweights and Canzoneri topped the lightweights in the National Boxing Association ratings.
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Baseball Highlights From A Partial AP Wire Report
The report lists multiple game highlights featuring Oscar Mellilo Browns Kanock in three runs in a 4-9 win over the Senators. Phillies pitchers French Cal ns strong in a 10-3 win. Jimmie Foxx drives in a run for Athletics. Gene Moore sparking a Cardinals win with a double and two singles. Lou Gehrig drives in runs for the Yankees in a 5-1 win over the White Sox. Brandt of the Braves and Werber of the Red Sox noted, with various mentions of Cubs Reds and Indians in action.
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Vines And Perry Face Tough Path In Pacific Southwest
In Los Angeles on September 20, Essy Sweet reports that Perry and Vines struggle in the Pacific Southwest tennis tournament quarter finals. Perry, defending champion, meets John Warthyn while Vines faces Jack Tidball. earlier results saw Itoh and Satoh defeated by Mako and Nunoi, and Wilde and Lee losing as Turner, Stoden, and Tidball upset hopefuls.
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Charles Otis
Stanford University
Equipoise to retire after Havre de Grace run
The aging champion Equipoise will run one last race in the Havre de Grace handicap on September 30 before retiring to Kentucky. He aims to end his career with a victory after suffering hoof trouble that affected recent performances. He has earned about $320,970 to date, trailing rival champions but remains one of racing’s all time money winners.
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Player Managers To Lead Series Rivals First Time In 27 Years
ALAN GOULD outlines how William Terry of the Giants and Joseph Cronin of the Senators will manage the world series, marking the first player managers in the series since 1924. Cronin relies on Clark Griffith, while Terry emphasizes a unified, hard running Giants squad and a top pitching staff.
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Bucky” Harris
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Cubs And White Sox To Play City Series
Chicago rivals Cubs and White Sox agree to a city series after Cubs president Veeck formally notified Sox president Comiskey. Sox claimed last year's title and 1851 mark, while the spring series ended with Sox victory. Opening date likely in October.
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Ross And Berg May Meet In Title Bout
Barney Ross, world junior welterweight champion, could defend his title against Jack Kid Berg of England in a planned bout here within months. Negotiations began yesterday via Joe Foley, Chicago Stadium vice president.
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Wresting Titles Are Handed Out In National Meeting
In Minneapolis on September 20 the National Wrestling Association named Jim Londos as heavyweight champion. Hugo Nichols was recognized as light heavyweight, Gus Kallio as middleweight, and Jack Reynolds as welterweight titleholders at the annual meeting.
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Greyhounds To Open Saturday For Yankton Gridiron Clash
Yankton fans anticipate a large turnout as the Greyhounds, led by Captain Jack Wilson and coach Carl Youngworth, face the University of South Dakota in the season opener. The squad blends six 1992 regulars with strong freshmen including Jos Bixler and Millard Bennett, plus veterans Joyce, Smig, Suiley, and Preheim.
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Tilden and Cochet Paired In Tourney
Paris action pairs longtime rivals Jenni Cochet and William T. Tilden II in a Franco American series. Cochet faces Bruce Barnes in Friday’s opener while Tilden meets Martin Plaa. Doubles Saturday features Cochet and Plaa against Tilden and Barnes, with finals Sunday where Cochet meets Tilden and Barnes faces Plaa.
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Gus Heil Defeats Al Retzlaff In Jamestown Bout
Jamestown North Dakota August 2 171 Gus Heil knocked out Al Retzlaff in the third round of a scheduled six rounder at the Knights of Columbus card. Otis Jackson and Swede Larson fought to a four round draw. Wind delays Northern league playoff between Brandon and Superior.
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