Hammond Fans Enjoy Shrine Boxing Show at Hammond Masonic Temple
Orak Shrine staged its first boxing and wrestling show drawing mixed reactions from fans at the Hammond Masonic temple. The program featured one knockout, a draw between Ahmed and Hammond opponent, and a double windup including Beatty Sylvano versus Red Bryson. Jack O'Brien edged Jack Mathews in a tight Hammond debut, while Johnny Pandek stopped Feed Jarchow in the second round.
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Hammond Masonic Temple
Orak Shrine
Iss
Dietze
Lloyd Pleming
Hrasan An~med
Savoldi
Ihar
Lewis
Ring
Ahmed
Turk
Hammond
Beatty Sylvano
Red Bryson
Hammond Lad
Jack “Whataman” O’brien
Jack Mathews
Johnny Fandek
Feed Jarchow
Lansing
Referés Mace Roberts
Jershow
Pandek
Wx Stift
Ckle Cellins
Pride of
Munch
Duke Calloway
Sylvano
Bryson
Bryeon
East Chicago Boxer Patrick Wins Eight Round Rough Bout
Mickey Patrick twenty year old light heavy from East Chicago wins an eight round scrap in Dayton over Jess Akers. He has fought at Chicago Stadium four times and seeks a spot on a Retzlaff King Levinsky card soon. Crowd of over five hundred applauded referees decisions as officials cooperated.
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Arrlysts
Mickey Patrick
Chicago
Jess Akers
Dayton
Mickey
Mace Roberts
Johnny Long
Touta
Mace
Shriners
Ramey Edges Canzoneri In Non Title Bout At Grand Rapids
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids defeated lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri in a non title ten round bout held in Grand Rapids Michigan. The result added a notable win for Ramey in an international boxing service report.
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Uinternational News Service
Grand Rapids, Mich
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Tony Canzoneri
Major League Leaders by United Press
Leading hitters and home run leaders list with players from Dodgers Giants Pirates Phillies and White Sox. Mentions Frederick Verger Traynor Fullin Simmons Gehrig and Forx with abbreviations for at bats hits runs and home run counts amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
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United Press
Mitters
AB Frederick
Dodgers
Verger
Giants
Traynor
Pirates
Fullin Phillies
Simmons
W. Sox
Gehrig
Tankees
Forx
Athletics
Kear
Gary to Hold Amateur Show
Gary April 21 intercity Golden Gloves match at Memorial auditorium features Gary champs and runner-ups facing Peoria and Quincy, with 14 bouts scheduled. Notable fights include Jack Smith versus Stedina and Keith Graves against Stedina, plus Zale vs McKael and Wade vs Skidmore. Tickets range from 15 to 75 cents plus tax.
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Gary
Middle States
Memorial Auditorium
Feorla
Quincy
Nots
Jacl Smith
Bantam
Keith Graves
Walter
Peoria
Smith
Rabbit Tells Scribes About New Pay Plan
Boston Brave star Lapin Maranville announces formation of the Foreign Baseball Players Protective Alliance to shield salaries from inflation tied to the gold standard. He proposes foreign players be paid in their own currencies, listing Lopez Luque Puccinello Lazzeri Mancuso Urbanski Fonseca Schulmerich Ruth among potential members, while defending Babe Ruth's foreign status.
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Jack Conddy
United Presa Sto
New York
Monsieur Walter “Lapin” Maranville
Boston Braves
Foreign Baseball Players' Protective Alliance
America
Ze van Gran
Hotel Victoria
Lapla Maranville
Ontaire
Eara
Shanty Hogan
Maranville
Lopez
Luque
Puccinello
Lazzeri
Mancuso
Urbanski
Fonseca
Schulmerich
Ruth
Hogan
Babe Rutt
Rabbit
Yesterday's Heroes
United Press report highlights multiple players with standout performances across teams. Jimmy Fors powered the Athletics with two homers a single and a walk in a perfect day at the plate while Letty Grove limited Washington to four hits. Lew Touseca drove in the winning run in the ninth for the White Sox. Al Simmons turned a double play, Carl Flabbell contributed four hits with 13 strikeouts for the Giants, and George Davis belted a sixth inning triple and scored. Rookie Frank Pearce started for the Phillies, shutting Brooklyn to two hits through the rest of the game.
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United Press
Jimmy Fors
Athletics
Letty Grove
Washington
Lew Touseca
White Sox
al Simmons
Carl Flabbell
Giants
Graves
George Davis
Frank Pearce
Phillies
Jim Elliot
Brooklyn
New York
U.P
Jimmy Foxx
Raparta
Simmons
Chicago
Jimmy
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Bull
Foxx
Bishop
Cramer
Cleveland Indiana
Detroit
Clint Brown
Tigers
Vic Sorrell
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Law Fonseca
New York Giants
Poston
Braves
Carl Hubbell
Tribe
Fred Frankhouse
George di
Hughie Critz
Jim Elliott
Hiewise
Dodgers
Phils
Watson Clark
Ray Benge
van Mungo
Ray Lucas
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
St. Lauia
Pat Malone
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Carleton
Speculating In Sports From The Golf Rialto
The piece previews entries for a National Open at North Shore with two Chinese professionals Kop and Hong, guided by Bob Harlow. It notes shifts toward junior tournaments, six and twelve ounce golf cups, and statements about Al Simmons and the White Sox. It references Myron Bradeyer’s proposed giant medal play in Hammond and mentions Marty Hannagan, Milo Bruce, Max Schmeling, and Notre Dame football figures.
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Kop and
Hong
North Shore
Bob Harlow
Walter Hagen
Western Golf Association
I Ana Ren TV
Ae Tence
White Sox
al Simmons
Simmons
Aloysius
Sox
Myron Bradeyer
Lake Hills
Sportsmen's Park Set for Big Year at May Meet
Sportmen's Park readies a 16 day meeting starting May 1 with 1700 horses housed at Nations Jockey Club plant. Hawthorn course signals a banner season as star racers Miss Marr Miss Malody Sobela Flag Bearer Brown Wisdom vie in Inaugural Handicap. Top owners including Stuyvesant Peabody Whitney Kilmer Nash Mayseb Bidwill Headley and about 14 Chicago patrons have stabled here.
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Hawthorns
Sportaman's Park
O'Hare
Patton
Nuckols
Digby
Graddy
Oriental Park
Cuba
Miss Marr
Malody
Sobela
Brown Wisdom
Sportsman's Park
Stuyvesant Peabody
Or. Whitney
Wills Sharpe Kilmer
Patrick Nash
John Mayseb
Charles Bidwill
Foxx Starts Fast in Slugging Race at Opening of Season
Jimmy Foxx homered twice and drove in five runs as the Philadelphia Athletics crushed the Washington Senators 8 to 1 in the season opener. Lefty Grove pitched four hits, while Foxx added a single and a walk. Other highlights include Clint Brown’s second win for Cleveland in a 3 to 1 victory over Detroit and the Giants blanking the Braves 1 to 0 in New York.
Izzy Ends Dream Of Many Heavies In Chicago Bout
Chicago April report previews a boxing match at the Chicago Stadium between Tommy Loughran and Isa doro Gastanaga. Loughran touted as favorite with a sharp left hand while Gastanaga seeks upset to boost Philadelphia profits. A colorful tale about Tsay is included with no verifiable details.
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Chicago
Sn.s
Tommy Loughran
Isa~doro Gastanage
Chicago Stadium
el Gastanaga
Philadelphia
Loughran
Tweather-Ike
Tommy
Solomon King
Tsay
Izzy
Hammond Teams in Pin Tourney in Indianapolis
Indiana Bowling association 24th annual tournament opens at Pritchett Halls with teams from Evansville Kokomo Hammond Whiting and Indianapolis. Four days of rounds next week conclude the event. Defending champs are Recreation Five from Terre Haute in five-man. Fahri and Pritchett win in two-man. Sargent in singles. Hornberg best all-around.
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Indianapol!s
U.F
Indiana Bowling Association
Pritchett aHeys
Tomorowr
Evansville
Kokame
Hammond
Whiting
Indianapolis
Norman Hamilton
Recreation Five
Tatre Haute
J. Fahri
Pritchett
Wiliam Sargent
Dan Hornberk
Wrestling Results From Camden Newark Toronto And Washington
In Camden New Jersey Jim Browning of Verohn Missouri defeated Jack Washburn of California. In Newark Germany's Hans Kampfar beat Milo Steinbern while Karl Sarpolis of Cleveland defeated George McLeod of Boston. Lou Plummer of Baltimore tied George Vassell of Cleveland. Fred Grubmeier of Ions tied Bull Bomar of Chicago. In Toronto Joe Stuoldl the title claimant beat Bam Stein of Newark. In Washington George Zaharias of Colorado threw Dick Baines of Dallas Texas.
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Camden
N. J
Jim Browning
Verohn
Jack Washburn
Cal
Newark
Hans Kampfar
Germany
Milo Steinbern
Karl Sarpolis
Cleveland
George McLeod
Boston
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
George Vassell
Fred Grubmeier
Lons
Bull Bomar
Chicago
Toronto
Joe Stuoldl
Bam Stein
Washington
Georgea Zaharias
Coolorado
Dick Baines
Dallas
Tex
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results show Chicago, St Louis, and Brooklyn among prominent scorers.Today's slate features Chicago at St Louis Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Boston at New York. American Association results include Louisville beating St Paul and Kansas City def Toledo. International League games list Newark Toronto Montreal Albany Jersey City with limited matches scheduled.
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Reaton
Detroit
Finc. Louis
Waaling
Philaphia
Ghleeeo Ie. Cestit
Louls Philadephia
Watlington
Cleveland i Deel Cs Eccnareares Estan Nok
St. Louie
National Teague. I
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Res
New York
Pittsburgh
Cine
Manthal
ROD St. Louis
Brooklyn
BOG Haston
St. Loula
Folladelphig
Boston
Fittsburgh
TOD
Chicago
St. Lowis
Loulaville
Rebdlis American Assontation
Louisville
Bt. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapalla-Indianapalia
International Lhagad Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Albany
Rocheates
Jersey City
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Hanmond
ER. S. Jones
Orak Shring
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Jim Corbett
Gene Tunney
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Don Elwer
Morrce Mann
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