Dempsey Placed on New York Ineligible List
The world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was placed on the New York state athletic commission ineligible list for failing to answer the commission’s ultimatum by March 6. No licensed club matchmaker may contract or negotiate with any boxer suspended or ineligible. Dempsey’s reply was deemed insufficient, though he remains unsuspended as he lacks a New York license. The body considered but did not declare the title vacant. restoration would require Dempsey to agree to a Wills bout.
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Pass Together Again in Cleveland Pitches Reunion
In St Petersburg on March 24 a noted Damon and Pythias reunion unfolds as Sam Jones, a former Cleveland pitcher, and Steve ONeill, a catcher, who once shared a battery, are reuniting in baseball. Their careers crossed through Boston and New York trades, illustrating the unpredictable moves of the sport.
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Phelps Eyes Two Mile Outdoor Record This Season
University of Iowa distance runner Harold R. Phelps is not Finn but is expected to break the outdoor two mile record this season. He posted 9.32 2-5 at the Big Ten indoor meet, the best collegiate mark of the year, while also noting his multiple earlier wins in two mile events. Rockne seeks new Notre Dame football talent as 215 players report for spring practice after key losses. Cubs captain Rabbit Maranville, ankle fracture healing, may join around May 13. National interscholastic basketball entries total seventeen for Chicago tournament starting March 31. Greeley Colorado, a recent winner, has defeated Windsor.
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Detroit rowing legend Pop Warner dies at 75
William Pop Warner known as Detroit's Grand Old Man of the rowing game died today at age 75. In 56 years of sculling he logged over 73 000 miles and earned a reputation as the oldest active amateur oarsman in the United States. Associated Press report from Cleveland notes brief boxing item follows.
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Cadillacs of Butte Lead State Bowling Tourney
The Cadillacs of Butte led the ninth annual state bowling tournament on day two, posting 2,684 as the highest team score to date. Terroz of the Surface No 8 team led singles with 559, while Merzog-Varra of Great Falls and Liams-Smith of Missoula Rochesters tied on the doubles with 58.
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Welterweight Carmen Wins Six Round Decision In Seattle
Seavttle Wash March 4 Yonnie Carmen welterweight from Sun Jose Cal won a two six round decision over Gel Echlocker of Los Angeles in a one event night. The reading featured many clinches and a winded bout between Marty Gross New York welter and Spec Woods Portland. Teddy Trajne Seattle knocked out Blackie Oth Seattle in the third. Red McCautes Burie Mont beat Soldier Lasco Caine Lenis middleweight. Bulls innings Madrid March 21 Bulls injured list grows after Sundays full fights.
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Helena Righ Quint Victory Over Alumni In Fast Game
Helena High School basketball defeated the alumni team 38-18 in a fast exhibition. Substitutes were used freely as both sides showed speed and effort. Scheene led Helena with 14 points, while Jam nine points followed by Stocking and other veterans provided a spirited contest.
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Babe Ruth Inches Toward Season Despite Weight Fluctuations
Babe Ruth, baseball’s colorful figure, faces spring training with weight fluctuations noted by reports. He acknowledges being heavier than ideal, cites 23 pounds above his preferred figure, and discusses diet and exercise as he aims to reach April readiness.
Fight to Retain Posts Augusta
The Detroit camp weighs opening season calls with Emory Rigney and Lu Blue seen as likely starters at short and first base. They face rivals including Johnny Neun and Tavener as capable understudies. Cobb reportedly favors both recruits despite veteran strength.
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Posse Seeks Mexican After Fatal Abilene Shootings
A 300 member posse hunted a Mexican suspect in Abilene Texas after he killed Sheriff Reeves and Deputy Reeves near Merbet. He fled after stabbing his rifle and wounded the pursuing sheriff who barely escaped a farmhouse chase in a stalled car. The gunman vanished despite threats to the farmer.
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Alsace Red Pushes Teat Tongue Official Move
An ALSACE RED proposal seeks official status for a teat tongue term amid a chamber debate. The article notes a political push, with references to figures such as Woandrow Witsat and Han. The piece reads as a fragmented report on language policy within a government body.
Chinese Tongs Seek Peace Pact Amid Turf Wars
Delegates from all corners framing a peace treaty among the On Leong and Ip Sing Tongs to end months of factional killings. The medical examiner confirmed Hong Sing, a Ga Leong member, was murdered, suggesting a resumption of the vendetta.
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Women Dominate Naming in Six New England and Southern States
A study finds women are more likely to be named in Alabama Georgia Massachusetts Rhode Island New York and the Carolinas than men. Data show higher female given name usage across these states reflecting naming trends and demographic patterns.
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Fleets Prepare for Massive Pacific Gunnery Drill
Naval base San Pedro Calh ispace reports two hundred ships and thousands of projectiles ready for a record gunnery exercise off the coast. The fleet has completed two days of maneuvers and aims to showcase strength in force practice.
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Miss Versatile Jean Wheatcraft Shines in Varsity Sports
Jean Wheatcraft of Vatada high school excels across senior track and field and city swimming events at Sarma Ontario collegiate level. She stars in basketball as her team aims to defend the Western Ontario secondary schools championship after last year’s title.
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Billings Beaten by Longmont In Open Game
In a rocky Mountain interscholastic basketball opener Longmont defeated Billings, Mont, 15 to 12 after overtime. Regulation tied 12-12. final score came at end of a five minute OT. Finals set for tomorrow with Cheyenne and Green River teams advancing. Loveland hosts semi finals.
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Exhibition Baseball At Saratoga Fla
Exhibition baseball reports from several cities detail games and players including Gaston Wingard Severeid Tego Scott Nehf McQuillan Hartley and others. Notes mention Cubs Dodgers and White Sox in spring camp exhibitions with Ruth homers and scouting notes on lineups and travel.
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