Cuban Fighter Armando Santiago Beats Sangor in Two Rounds
In Chicago on December 18 20 year old Cuban fighter Armando Santiago defeated Jozy Sangor of Milwaukee in two rounds to become the top contender for the junior lightweight title. Sangor, aiming for Tod Morgan, was knocked down twice and unable to recover, ending the bout with the ten count.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Armando Santiago
Jozy Sanger
Milwaukee
Tod Morgan
Seattle
Santiago
Sangoy
Egger
Sangor
Frank Ghurehill
Reds Veteran Adolfo Luque May Change Clubs Next Year
May leave Reds veteran Adolfo Luque, a Cincinnati pitcher, may pitch for another club next season. Reports say the New York Giants have been angling for Luque. Also noted is boxers who also manages Ted Morgan, the junior lightweight title holder.
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Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Luque
Ted Morgan
Derby Dates Set For Churchill Downs Meeting
Col. M. J. Winn, head of the American Turf Association and Churchill Downs, said he will seek Kentucky Racing Commission approval for a spring meeting starting May 11 with the $50,000 added Kentucky Derby run on May 18. The 19 day meeting will also decide stakes including the Clark Handicap Debutante Stakes Grainger Memorial Handicap Cashier Manor Stakes and Kentucky Oaks.
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Louisville
Col
M. J. Winn
American Turf Association
Churchill Downs
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Davis-Elkins Set for St Louis clash this fall
Davis-Elkins College announces a tough 1930 football schedule led by a October 5 game at St Louis University. The Scarlet Hurricane will play ten games with trips west and include Geneva Callere Fordham John Carroll West Virginia Wesleyan Villanova and Canisius. Thanksgiving remains unannounced as planed.
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Elkins
Des
St. Louis University
Davis-Elkins College
St. Louis
Jennings Rudolph
Missouri
Scarlet Hurricane
Thwest
Davis-Ilkins
Salem Calleve
EK ‘Prem
Ber
West Virginia Universi Be
Mormantown
Henderson
Geneva Callere
United States
Marines
Fordham University
John Carroll University
West Virinia Wesleyan
Villanova College
Canisius College
Senators
Daviscillins College
Umpire Moriarity Returns to Umpiring Next Season
Umpire George Moriarity, who resigned as Detroit Tigers manager after two lean years, will resume his former role in the American League next year. He will serve in the tackle hold amid the league officiating ranks.
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George Moriarity
Detroit Tigers
Sonnenberg to wrestle Lewis Levin for heavyweight title
Former Dartmouth football player Toston Sonnenberg has agreed to face Ed Strangler Lewis Levin for the heavyweight championship in the Toss ton Garden on January 4. They met here months ago with Sonnenberg taking the first fall.
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Associated Press
Toston
Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth
Strangler
Lewis Levin
Toston Garden
Sonnenberg
Millionaires Back New Coliseum Club President Chosen
Fragmentary report notes a crowd backing a Coliseum project with a new club, Charles BE Hall named president in the effort. The passage hints at affluent supporters and leadership changes for a local arena venture.
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Coliseum
Charles BE
Hall
TITLISTS WIN OPENERS IN BILLIARDS TOURNAMENTS
Chicago December 18 Ralph Greenleaf world billiards champion defeated Pasqual Natalie 125 to 114 in 36 innings in a pocket billiards match. Johnny Layton beat Gus Copulos 50 to 43 in 47 innings. Frank Taberski won 125 to 114 over Erwin Rudolph, while Willie Hoppe defeated Otto Rehlad e Philadelphia 60 to 35 in opening robin tournament games at Orchestra Hall.
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Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Haye
Orchestra Hall
Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Baltimore
Layton
Gus Copulos
Detroit
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Erwin Rudolph
Willie Hoppe
Otto Re
Thladelphia
Lewis quits after round in Toronto bout with Belanger
Ted Lewis former welterweight champion walked out in the first round of a ten round bout with Charley Belanger Canadian light heavyweight champion. Referee Lou Marsh ordered Lewis to remove a mouthpiece and Lewis resisted then grabbed the ropes and left the ring. Belanger was awarded the decision and Lewis’s purse was donated to charity. Fans protested. Scientists studying deep sea fish might study stock galleries.
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Toronto
Ont
Dees
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Charley Telanger
Lou Marsh
Lewis
Bton
Marsh
Belanger
Lewental
May-Succeed Curtis Clyde Miller as Kansas Senator
May Succeed Curtis Clyde W Miller of Topeka Kansas cattle king and insurance organizer is considered a possible successor to Charles Curtis as senator from Kansas with support from local leaders and the party.
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Clyde W. Miller
Topeka
Kas
Cattle King and Insurance Company
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Young Cuban Fighter Defeats Emil Paluso
Kid Chocolate a flashy Cuban bantamweight, beats Emil Paluso of Salt Lake in eight rounds, winning by technical knockout when Paluso could not defend himself as referee stopped the bout.
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Emil Paluso
New York
Kid Chocolate
Hetlo
Salt Lake
Paluso
Flashes of Life AP Story Mixed with Sports Bits
The item blends a Uddenes Aires-Hoover anecdote about President Yrigoyen and a remark on smoking cigars with brief sports notes. It mentions a golfer’s quick shot test, a par golf round time, and political and legal snippets including a district grand jury arrest and resignations linked to prohibition.
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Associated Press
Luenés Aires
Hoover
Yrigoyen
Hamilton
Uda
Hechmer and Knotts Win In Tri Finals
The billiard tournament at Recreation's annual event saw Hechmer and Knotts defeat rivals in the tri finals last night. Hechmer-Suddarts led early, edging their opponent as the 100 mark arrived. Knotts faced Tess difficulty with Grinnan before securing victory. Tomorrow night matches pit Arthur Ridenour against Dommy Lobi and Clyde Shaw against Kiddo Moore as final spots are decided.
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Glenn Suddarth
Jon Grinnan
Hechmer
Knotts
Tess
Grinnan
Arthur “Peek” Ridenour
Dommy" Lobi
Clyde Shaw
Kiddo” Moore
Tdenour
Harvard Square melee injures starter as student held
In Harvard Square last night a melee involving about 1,000 people broke into a train at Kendall Square station. Boston Elevated Railway starter Hugh McDonald, bruised, fought with Harvard student John I Wisner of New York City who was arrested. The fracas followed Harvard hockey loss and involved tearing signs and bulbs from the walls.
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Boston
Harvard
John I. Wisner
New York City
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Hugh McDonald
Kendall Square
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Mellonard
McDonald
Wisner
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Mush" Muller
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