Boxing score roundup from major cities shows varied outcomes
From New Orleans to Boston and beyond, the Associated Press and United Press report numerous boxing results. Notable finishes include Freddie Russo halting Nat Hardin in Rahway, Teddy Davis defeating Red Davis in Traven, and Jimmy Collins outpointing Pandy DeMarco in New York. Multiple bouts list titles, weights, and locations across the Northeast and Midwest.
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Newark
N. J
Freddie Russo
Rahway
Nat Hardin
New York
New Haven
Conn
Jimmy Collins
Philadelphia
Bert Linam
Austin
Tex
Russell Howard
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler on the Founding Fathers and slavery
Pegler argues that the founding era did not embrace universal equality. He contends slavery underscored the era’s moral failings and that the United States as a nation has often acted without constitutional authority toward states' rights and domestic matters. He critiques Roosevelt's era and states’ sovereignty in broad political terms.
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United” States
Yalta
Teheran
Roosevelt
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Union
WPA
Washington
Nebraska
South Carolina
Truman
Lincely
Ceormancing Welfare
Hull
Baseball to Seek Delay in Reinstatement Hearings
New York march 11 Organized baseball faces a federal hearing on reinstatement requests by three suspended players Max Lanier Fred Martin and Danny Gardella. Baseball lawyers plan to ask for more time to prepare while the players urge immediate restoration to duty. Judge Edward A Conger set the show cause date for the case and the case draws attention to the 1946 suspension for leaving for Mexico. John Flynn represents Lanier and Martin and opposes delays while Dan Gardella pursues his own action for instant reinstatement. The court previously granted a week to respond to Flynn arising from the earlier demand.
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Bar of Justice
Federal
Edward A. Conger
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Danny Gardella
A. B. Chandler
Lanier
Martin
Gardella
John Lt. Flynn
Magney
Tanier
Tartin
Lynn
Trynn
St. Louis
Vlynn
Unheralded Teams Win in Tourney
New York March 15 unseeded Loyola of Chicago upset Kentucky 67 58 in a National Invitation semi final. Howling Green Ohio overcame a 13 point deficit to beat St Louis 64 0 4. San Francisco stunned Utah 64 68 on Frank Kuzara’s basket with four seconds left. Bradley defeated Western Kentucky 94 86 to set a tourney scoring record.
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Madison Square Garden
Loyola of Chicago
Kentucky
Wildcats
Howling Green
Ohio
Veel Neo
Smile
St. Louis University
San Francisco
Utah
Frank Kuzara
Bradley University
Sev
Western Kentucky
Bill Chissell of Baseball Fame Succumbs
Chicago, March 16. Chalmers Bill Cissell former Chicago White Sox shortstop died early today in Mercy hospital at age 45 He was hospitalized since January 16 after being found destitute in his small apartment with his son Gary He suffered from malnutrition and nerve sore condition preventing walking He had earlier a heart attack while recovering from a leg ailment Cissell born January 3 1904 in Perryville Missouri He began as a wild baseman with Perryville club in the Mountain League
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Chalmers
Bill) Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Mercy Hospital
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Sox Ance
Gary
Cissel
Perryville
Eluls
Oklahoma City Chiefs Test In National Junior Tournament
Oklahoma City university Chiefs face first test in round two of the National Junior AAU tournament. Billings stockmen and Fort Warren foes fall as upsets loom while Phillips Oilers and Oakland Bitners dominate. George Kok and Bob Kuriend lead tall centers in key wins. Central Missouri beats Oklahoma Baptist 61 43.
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Olahoma
Town
Luther
Fort Warren
Wyo
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Oakland Bitners
Peoria Caterpillars
Prescott Tech Football Schedule and Local Notices
Prescott Arkansas Tech to play an 11 game football schedule in Russellville with home date to be filled. March 15 notes indicate activities in Prescott including band concert March 17 and church meetings. Several local social events, meetings, and a Wesleyan Service Guild session are listed along with race attendance at Hot Springs.
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Preston Gym
Russellville
Arkansas Tech
Tech WI
Arkansas
Central Oklahoma State College
Fort Smith
Epon
del Ie College of the
Imen Gee
Henferson State
Gee
Tors
Wille
Kansas State
Pittsbugh
Hendrix College
Con Lvayy
Middle Distance Runners Meet at Oaklawn Park
Oaklawn Park hosts a seven race card led by an allowance middle distance event featuring eight runners at 114? top weights. The field includes Little Germaino John’s Jov Gypsy Lea and Dusty days among others as W. Weston and GW. R. Finley bid for feature wins. A double Oaks meeting highlighted by Robbing Bob and Patomne also ran.
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Little Germaino
W. Weston
W. B. Breezley
Mrs. FE
Cloud
Oaksawa
Bob
Welding
Patomne
Mignlesso
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