McLarnin Knocks Out McGraw in Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McLarnin, the Vancouver based Irish challenger, knocked out Phil McGraw in two minutes and forty five seconds of the first round in a ten round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden before 12 000 spectators. McGraw was knocked through the ropes and down three times before Referee Jack Dorman stopped the bout.
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Unit 1
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
B. C
Sammy Mandell
McLarnin
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
McGraw
Layden
Wildy
Jack Dorman
City Tennis Meet Opens Saturday With Limited Courts
The City Tennis championships begin Saturday at the Hawthorn courts with six courts in use and a revised schedule due to ground conditions. Junior singles are postponed to Sunday, and a Monday continuation is noted. Hendricks replaces Hepburn in the men’s draw, facing Sunman in the first round, as entries close Sunday for women’s events.
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Hawthorn
Tommy Hendricks
Princeton Flash
R Hepburn
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Hendricks
E. Sunman
Walter R. Mayer
H. W. Adams
J. H. Ehlers
Bob Hurt
Harold Justice
Harold Miller
Joe Johnston
A. W. Journace
Leland Haworth
Pat Mangan _Jr
Phil Pike
William Nixon
James Hurt Sr
Emmett Lowery
T. Hendricks
Jack Roberts
R. W. Munroe
Robert Evans
Kendrick Hickman
W. R. Hicks
Louis Reynolds
Lawrence Brafford
Robert Orbison
Manson Brafford
H. P. Rainey
Tom Scanion
Area Roberts
Dick Bastian
Leslie Je Voe
Robert George
Jim Woods
Kan Sito
McCormack
Ralph Man O
B. H
Y Cox
H. Lammers
P. C. Lewis
O Carrington
Fights and Fighters Highlight Midwest Boxing Card
Johnny Sherrod stops Billy Sherman in four rounds in Chicago. Les Marriner knocks out Sy McEwan in round two. Eddie Ballatin outpoints John De Corsey in four. Jack McKenna defeats Johnny Gerardin over six. Tuffy Griffiths outpoints Walcott Sanford in six. Preenie Sims stops Oscar Battiste in six. Bill Meyers defeats Lou Lovelace in Bloomington eight rounds. Aul Dare beats Harry Kreindler in six. Charlie Shine over Cecil Hurt in Indianapolis. Jimmy Brown defeats Ray Van Hook in Terre Haute.
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Chicago
Johnny Sherrod
Billy Sherman
Grand Rapids
Les Marriner
Illinois
Sy McEwan
Eddie Ballatin
John de Corsey
St. Paul
Jack McKenna
Johnny Gerardin
Minneapolis
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Walcott Sanford
Preonie Sims
Cleveland
Oscar Battiste
Bloomington
Ind
Bill Meyers
Cincinnati
Lou Lovelace
American Legion
Aul Dare
San Francisco
Harry Kreindler
Charlie Shine
Indianapolis
Cecil Hurt
Jimmy Brown
Ray van Hook
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Power and Light to meet Murray Body at Rhodius Park
The Indianapolis Power and Light Company champions will play Murray Body Corporation at Rhodius Park diamond No 1 at 3 o clock daylight saving time Saturday. Reynolds and Collyer will be the battery for the champs. A large crowd is expected for this Big Six League rivalry game.
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Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Murray Body Corporation
Rhodius
Park Diamond
Reynolds
Collyer
Battery
Yale Beats Harvard 3 2 As Aldrich Drives In Vaughan
Yale wins a postponed Harvard Yale baseball game 3 to 2 with Aldrich driving in Capt Dick Vaughan in the ninth. John Barbee fanned seven Elis for Harvard while Jeff Sawyer started for Yale. Final score 3 to 2.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Aldrich
Dick Vaughan
Harvard
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Robert E. O’hara
Yale Downs
R. Hunter
Rockville
Keystone Manor
Washington Street
Rockville Road
North Capitol Avenue
Danville
W.R. Hunter CO
Delaware St.—Alley
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